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Human Interaction in the Manufacturing Design Process
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Abstract
Manufacturing design processes for complex systems, like advanced fighter aircraft, require a special emphasis on human interactions to technical fabrication and assembly functions. The role of the human is being refined as manufacturing processes become more sophisticated. The infusion of human performance requirements into manufacturing design is a sensible approach to achieving efficient, cost-effective manufacturing processes. We will discuss the early input of ergonomics criteria and the benefits of addressing the human interaction in the manufacturing design process.
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Getty, R. and Aust, R., "Human Interaction in the Manufacturing Design Process," SAE Technical Paper 975650, 1997, https://doi.org/10.4271/975650.Also In
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- Getty, R. L. Aust, R. B. 1997 “Proposal for Ergonomics Manufacturing Design Process Guide.” Advance in Occupational Ergonomics and Safety II Amsterdam IOS Press