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Very extensive, filterable data from research done in Belgium, includes detailed measurement data for multiple age groups and even wheelchair dimensions and guidelines. This may be the most complete and up-to-date anthropometric data sets I've seen.
The Human Factors and Ergonomics Society is publishing a new annual series to gather key information from topics, with an emphasis on application to real-world design.
This volume focuses on the following topics:
· Biomechanical Modeling
· Human-Automation Interaction
· Technology and Aging
· Driving Safety
· Improving Product Safety and Effectiveness in the Home
· Reducing and Mitigating Human Error in Medicine
We're proud to see that we're the first listing under the google blog search for the term "human factors" (with or without quotes).
