Computer Aided Ergonomics Design Analysis In Automotive Application

Norazam, Jamel (2008) Computer Aided Ergonomics Design Analysis In Automotive Application. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Ergonomics is a science of biometrics, and anthropometric that normally refers to the analyzing and designing work environment (driving) for maximizing safety and effectiveness. The design of work space must meet the ergonomics requirement to avoid the driver especially significant discomfort and pains. There is lot of tools to analyzed ergonomics such as RULA (Rapid Upper Limb Assessment), RAMSIS (Realistic Anthropological Mathematical System for Interior Comfort Simulation; German Model), 3DSSPPTM, and SAMMIE CAD. The assessments have different method and step but the main purpose is to analyze the created manikins reacted to the product and environment. This research focuses on RULA method and fully assess to the driver posture that react to the dashboard. The analysis done by using software CATIA V5R10 and normally assess by RULA Employee Worksheet Assessment.

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