Design for manufacturing of AN ergonomic joystick handgrip
Design for manufacturing of AN ergonomic joystick handgrip
A Reverse Engineering- (RE) and Rapid Prototyping- (RP) based approach to (he development of a joystick handgrip with ergonomic features has been elaborated. The integration of Time Compression Techniques and Computer Aided Tools lead to a time-saving procedure for the design of a product whose ergonomic quality directly descends from users' sensations of comfort. The CAD model availability throughout the progressive steps of product development ensured all the potentialities of Concurrent Engineering, while Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) simulation on the definitive geometry allowed to close the Computer Integrated loop to the manufacturing process.
Design for Manufacturing; Reverse Engineering; Ergonomics; Product Development; Computer Aided Engineering, Computer Aided Engineering; Design for Manufacturing; Ergonomics; Product Development; Reverse Engineering
Design for Manufacturing; Reverse Engineering; Ergonomics; Product Development; Computer Aided Engineering, Computer Aided Engineering; Design for Manufacturing; Ergonomics; Product Development; Reverse Engineering
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