Human factors and ergonomics
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A scientific discipline concerned with how humans interact with elements

What is Human Factors?

100

needs and capabilities of the users are determined and incorporated in the design (obtained through design process - start to finish)

What is UCD?

100

Often referred to as the "eureka moment"

What is an act of insight?

100

A force on a material divided by the cross sectional area of the material

What is stress?

200

Measurements from activities

What is dynamic data?

200

needs and capabilities of the users are determined and incorporated in the design (obtained through design process - start to finish)

What is UCD trinity?

200

A solution to a problem in one field is used to provide a new idea for a design problem in another.

What is Adaptation (innovation strategies)?

200

The response of a material due to stress, defined as the change in length divided by the original length

What is strain?

300

The application of scientific information concerning the relationship of human beings (shape) to design of objects, systems and environments.

What is ergonomics?

300

A profile of those for whom a product is not designed

What is an Anti-personae?

300

The technology of the components stays the same, but the configuration of the components is changed to produce a new design.

What is Architectural innovation?

300

Alloy the exhibits exceptional mechanical properties, resistance to thermal creep deformation, good surface stability, and resistance to errosion

What is the super alloy?

400

Light, smell, noise, taste, temperature, etc. 

What are psychological factor data?

400

Should make it easy for the user to:
- determine possible actions at any time
- see the options and results of actions
- determine current state of system
- follow intuitively from intention to action

What is a whole user experience?

400

Act of insight
Adaptation
Technology transfer
Analogy
Chance
Technology push
Market pull

What are the Strategies for Innovation?

400

Heat treating process that increases the toughness of iron based metals by heating the metal and allowing it to cool in air. This can increase ductility and decrease brittleness

What is tempering?

500

Tell you whether the measurement given in the tables relates to the ‘average’ person

What are percentile ranges?



500

1. Research
2. Concept
3. Design
4. Implementation
5. Launch

What are the five stages of UCD?

500

An idea from one context is used to stimulate ideas for solving a problem in another context.

What is Analogy (innovation strategies)?

500

A method for creating a decorative fabric that is woven into symmetrical patterns and figures

What is lacemaking?