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Homo Sapiens Digitalis - Virtuelle Ergonomie und digitale Menschmodelle pp 73–182Cite as

Digitale Menschmodelle

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Digitale Menschmodelle zur rechnergestützten, dreidimensionalen Produkt- und Arbeitsplatzgestaltung sind wichtige Werkzeuge und wesentlicher Teil dieses Buches. Ausführlich werden daher deren wesentliche Vertreter, die Charakteristik der Modelle sowie alle verfügbaren Funktionen erläutert. Anhand von Beispielen werden zudem die Gestaltung von Produkten und von Arbeitsplätzen mittels digitaler Menschmodelle vorgestellt. Ein Katalog aller arbeitswissenschaftlicher und arbeitswissenschaftlich nutzbarer digitalen Menschmodelle zeigt Vertreter mit deren Eigenschaften und Funktionalitäten.

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