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M. Delangle

3 papers hereh-index 330 citations7 works total

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  • physics.med-ph2
  • q-bio.OT1

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most citedAssessing the differences between numerical methods and real experiments for the evaluation of reach envelopes of the human body

1 citations · 1 across the 3 of their papers we have counts for

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3 papers

physics.med-ph2016

Assessing the differences between numerical methods, CAD evaluations and real experiments for the assessement of reach envelopes of the human body

Mathieu Delangle, Jean François Petiot, Emilie Poirson

Numerical models and computer-aided modeling software are tools commonly used to assess the accessibility of an environment, based on static human body dimensions. In this paper, t…

q-bio.OT2016

Study of human accessibility: physical tests versus numerical simulation

Mathieu Delangle, Émilie Poirson, Jean François Petiot

Consideration of physical dimensions of the user population is essential to design adapted environment. This variability in body dimensions (called "anthropometry") is involved in…

physics.med-ph2015★ 1 cited

Assessing the differences between numerical methods and real experiments for the evaluation of reach envelopes of the human body

Mathieu Delangle, Jean François Petiot, Emilie Poirson

The use of static human body dimensions to assess the human accessibility is an essential part of an ergonomic approach in user-centered design. Assessments of reach capability are…

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