Analysis of Primary Equipment Factors Affecting Driving Posture

891240

11/01/1989

Event
5th International Pacific Conference on Automotive Engineering
Authors Abstract
Content
Correct driving posture is a fundamental condition for reducing stress and for realizing promoting driving. Therefore, it is very important to lay out equipment in such a way that proper driving posture is maintained.
This paper reports on the layout and characteristics of equipment which directly influences driving posture.
Analysis of the trends revealed that the equipment layout is the most important factor influencing driving posture, and that the principal component is the height of the driver's hip point.
We determined the proper limits for laying out the equipment based on subjective evaluation and the characteristics of driver motion obtained through the motion analysis and EMG measurement.
These analyses clearly revealed that static as well as dynamic factors affect the evaluation of driving posture.
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6
Citation
Asano, H., Yanagishima, T., Abe, Y., and Masuda, J., "Analysis of Primary Equipment Factors Affecting Driving Posture," SAE Technical Paper 891240, 1989, .
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Publisher
Published
Nov 1, 1989
Product Code
891240
Content Type
Technical Paper
Language
English