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Human factors in technology and society — special issue: Designing for our future selves | Corporate Author | Ergonomics Society |
Journal title | Applied Ergonomics, vol 24, no 1, February 1993 |
Publisher | Butterworth-Heinemann, February 1993 |
Pages | 69 pp |
Keywords | Assistive technology ; Equipment ; Design ; Ergonomics ; Sweden. |
Annotation | This special issue on the subject of design and older people contains the papers presented at a conference entitled "Designing for our future selves", organised jointly by the Ergonomics Society and DesignAge on the 6th of May 1992 at the Royal College of Art, London. Topics covered include: a demographic overview of the ageing of First World populations; the implications of ageing-related changes (mental and physical) for product design; Swedish design of aids and other products; case studies of interface designs: post office counter, residential alarm and communication system, and London Underground's passenger assistance points; evaluation studies involving older users with special needs; an ergonomics appraisal of products aimed at older people; older people, driving and Road Transport Informatics (RTI): and images of ageing. |
Accession Number | CPA-970805220 P |
Classmark | M: YW: 33: 38: 76P |
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