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Integration of human factors into the design process of helicopter maintainability

Fabien Bernard, Mohsen Zare, Jean‐Claude Sagot, Raphael Paquin

Human Factors and Ergonomics in Manufacturing & Service Industries > 29 > 4 > 350 - 360

The integration of human factors and ergonomics (HFE) in maintenance activities may improve the working conditions of maintenance operators by reducing errors and accidents. Maintainability takes into account HFE in the aeronautics industry to anticipate the design of the aircrafts, following the CPA regulation FAR/CS‐25.1309, for large transport category. For the helicopter field, there are no official...

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Physical risk factors identification based on body sensor network combined to videotaping

Nicolas Vignais, Fabien Bernard, Gérard Touvenot, Jean-Claude Sagot

Applied Ergonomics > 2017 > 65 > C > 410-417

The aim of this study was to perform an ergonomic analysis of a material handling task by combining a subtask video analysis and a RULA computation, implemented continuously through a motion capture system combining inertial sensors and electrogoniometers. Five workers participated to the experiment. Seven inertial measurement units, placed on the worker's upper body (pelvis, thorax, head, arms, forearms),...

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Consideration of human factor in aeronautical maintainability

Fabien Bernard, Florence Bazzaro, Jean-Claude Sagot, Raphael Paquin

2017 Annual Reliability and Maintainability Symposium (RAMS) > 1 - 7

2017 Annual Reliability and Maintainability Symposium (RAMS)

In order to better account for the human factors in maintenance activities, maintainability now takes into account the field of ergonomics. Design engineers try to integrate and validate this new requirement with the same consideration they give to the design constraints. However, previous scientific research highlights the lack of optimization or compromise between the design standards and the ergonomic...

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Car Styling: A CAD Approach to Identify, Extract and Interpret Characteristic Lines

Jean-Bernard Bluntzer, Egon Ostrosi, Jean-Claude Sagot

Procedia CIRP > 2014 > 21 > C > 258-263

To create a winning brand, the stylist, aesthetic designer, and company managers should continuously innovate without straying from the brand's car history, and they should use the country's culture as a value system and as background inspiration. In this context, the proposed approach assumes that aesthetic judgments related to the country identity of the car, rely on the car's important (primitive)...

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First Step Toward a Quantitative Approach to Evaluate Collaborative Tools

Damien Fleche, Jean-Bernard Bluntzer, Morad Mahdjoub, Jean-Claude Sagot

Procedia CIRP > 2014 > 21 > C > 288-293

The product design process has been defined as a process which gathers multiple stakeholders working together during different steps to define a final product. Stakeholders have to approach the decision-making process effectively in order to design a product according to the wishes of the client. Phases in which decisions are made are mainly when stakeholders collaborate during design meetings using...

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A collaborative Design for Usability approach supported by Virtual Reality and a Multi-Agent System embedded in a PLM environment

Morad Mahdjoub, Davy Monticolo, Samuel Gomes, Jean-Claude Sagot

Computer-Aided Design > 2010 > 42 > 5 > 402-413

This paper details a collaborative workstation design approach integrating knowledge based on engineering process, using a Multi-Agent System (MAS) on a Virtual Reality (VR) platform. The MAS supports R&D teams to extract and re-use engineering knowledge so as to improve their efficiency in developing new products. Our research targets the development of a knowledge engineering system integrated...

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Ergonomics in product design: safety factor

Jean-Claude Sagot, Valérie Gouin, Samuel Gomes

Safety Science > 2003 > 41 > 2-3 > 137-154

The aim of this paper is to give a number of methodological and theoretical indicators concerning the contribution of ergonomists to the execution of design projects of new products. Within the context of a design project, the present work therefore describes the studies and ergonomic analyses that can be undertaken during each phase of the design process from a design model based on concurrent engineering...

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Search results for: Jean‐Claude Sagot

Integration of human factors into the design process of helicopter maintainability

Physical risk factors identification based on body sensor network combined to videotaping

Consideration of human factor in aeronautical maintainability

Car Styling: A CAD Approach to Identify, Extract and Interpret Characteristic Lines

First Step Toward a Quantitative Approach to Evaluate Collaborative Tools

A collaborative Design for Usability approach supported by Virtual Reality and a Multi-Agent System embedded in a PLM environment

Ergonomics in product design: safety factor

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