User-Centric Interiors
User-centred interior design of a small electric vehicle using RAMSIS
In this article the ergonomic interior design process of the electric vehicle MUTE is shown exemplarily.
Audience:
Academic Researchers, Automotive Engineers, Automotive Manufacturers, Automotive UI Designers, Consumer Behaviour Specialists, Design Students, Electric Vehicle Drivers, Electric Vehicle Market Researchers, Human-Computer Interaction Researchers, Human-Machine Interface Engineers, In-vehicle Technology Developers, User Experience Designers
Academic Researchers, Automotive Engineers, Automotive Manufacturers, Automotive UI Designers, Consumer Behaviour Specialists, Design Students, Electric Vehicle Drivers, Electric Vehicle Market Researchers, Human-Computer Interaction Researchers, Human-Machine Interface Engineers, In-vehicle Technology Developers, User Experience Designers
Keyword:
Anthropometry, Cockpit Design, Digital Human Models, Display Design, E-Mobility, Occupant Packaging, RAMSIS, Touchscreen Designing, Urban Vehicle Concepts, User-Centred Design, Vehicle Interior Design, Vehicle Interior Designing Principles, Vision Simulation
Anthropometry, Cockpit Design, Digital Human Models, Display Design, E-Mobility, Occupant Packaging, RAMSIS, Touchscreen Designing, Urban Vehicle Concepts, User-Centred Design, Vehicle Interior Design, Vehicle Interior Designing Principles, Vision Simulation
Link:
inderscience.com