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Industrial Design and Ergonomics Corresponding Author: Irene Sentana Tel.: (+0034 965903654) e-mail: Irene.Sentana@ua.es Address: Department of Graphic Expression and Cartography. University of ALICANTE P.O. Box 99. 03080, Alicante. Ergonomic design and analysis of a post in a stall R. Prádanos (a), J. M. Sanz (a), D. Gutiérrez (a), N. de la Puente (a), J. I. Rojas (b), M. Domínguez (c), M. del Mar Espinosa (c) (a) Universidad de Valladolid, Escuela de Ingenierías Industriales, Spain (b) Universidad de Jaén, Escuela Politécnica Superior, Spain (c) Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia, Escuela de Ingenieros Industriales, Spain. Abstract: Purpose: The present work is a study of a street stall, which offers the public newspapers, magazines and books, as well as sweets, crisps, etc, and which has a very reduced space at its disposal for keeping and arranging goods. Method: We will apply the design for maximums and minimums based on percentiles. With these facts it was possible to model a stall with the CATIA system which has an ergonomic analysis module for the intended objectives. Result: The solution reduces muscular tension provoked by inadecuate positions. Discussion & Conclusion: This implied a completely new distribution of the space inside the stall. Keywords: Sreet Stall, Ergonomics, CATIA, RULA Corresponding Author: Roberto Prádanos Tel.:+34-983-423-497 Fax.:+983-184-514 e-mail: pradanos@egi.uva.es Address:C/ Francisco Mendizábal, 1. CP: 47014 Valladolid. Spain June 15 th – 17 th , 2011, Venice, Italy 16 IMProVe 2011 - Proceedings
Industrial Design and Ergonomics Evaluation of the Experiential Levels of CPGs (Consumer Packaged Goods) using 3D Modelling A. Serrano Tierz (a), R. Rebollar Rubio (a), I. Lidón López (a), A. Fernández Sora (a), F. Julián Pérez (b), F. J. Espinach Orús (b) (a) Department of Engineering Design and Manufacturing, University of Zaragoza, Spain (b) Department of Organization, Business Management and Product Design, University of Girona, Spain. Abstract: The design of packaging is a determining factor when choosing consumer packaged goods, particularly those considered to be impulse purchase products. In these cases it is useful to have a precise idea of which is the most suitable design for the image and values that the brands aim to convey. Most of the research conducted in this field focuses on the sensorial aspects transmitted by packaging without delving into the experiences associated with the perception or consumption of the product. The investigation presented in this article aims to analyse the influence of the form and colour of the packaging on the perception of potential consumers. For this purpose a questionnaire was designed with 29 areas that analyse both sensorial and experiential levels, relating them to the predisposition to buy a product. Some 400 people were interviewed and presented with 9 different proposals for chewing gum packaging. The designs were devised through combining three different forms and colours that were rendered through 3D modelling. Keywords: Packaging design, Experiential levels, 3D Modelling, Product perception, CPGs Corresponding Author: Ana Serrano Tel: 34 976 761 000 Fax: 976 762 235 e-mail:anatierz@unizar.es Address: María de Luna 3, Edif. Torres Quevedo. Office furniture design for wheelchair user F. J. Castillo (a), O. D. de Cózar (a), I. Ladrón de Guevara (a), J. Jiménez (a), E.B. Blázquez (a) (a) University of Málaga (Spain) Abstract: There are an estimated 1.19 million wheelchair users in Spain. People use wheelchairs for a variety of reasons, the most common one is paralysis from spinal cord injuries. Current estimates indicate there are around 504.000 people alive in Spain with spinal cord injuries. Among other reasons for using wheelchairs are: fatigue from multiple sclerosis, muscle weakness from muscular dystrophy, lower limb spasticity from cerebral palsy, and missing June 15 th – 17 th , 2011, Venice, Italy 17 IMProVe 2011 - Proceedings
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