视觉,体积和人体测量比较靴子内部和3D足部扫描,以提高女性消防员的安全

Susan L. Sokolowski, Huiju Park, Linsey Griffin, Meredith McQuerry, James Tuttle
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2016年,美国国家消防协会(NFPA)估计,有62,085人在工作中受伤。Haynes和Stein(2017)进一步报告称,美国每8分钟就有一名消防员受伤。许多这些伤害可归因于不合适和功能的投票率装备,特别是靴子。当消防靴不合适时,消防员可能会有失去本体感觉、烧伤、滑倒和绊倒的危险。这项试点研究开发了一种方法,使用工业设计领域的技术来捕获普通消防靴的内部,然后将其与3D女性消防员脚扫描进行比较。对视觉、体积和人体测量进行了分析,以建议制造商如何改进消防员的靴子适合度。
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Visual, Volumetric and Anthropometric Measurement Comparisons Between Boot Interior and 3D Foot Scans to Improve Female Firefighter Safety
In 2016, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) estimated that 62,085 injuries occurred in the line of duty. Haynes and Stein (2017) further reported that a U.S. firefighter injury is reported every eight minutes. Many of these injuries can be attributed to poorly fitting and functioning turnout gear, especially boots. When boots fail to fit appropriately, the firefighter can be in danger of losing proprioception, getting burned, slipping and tripping. This pilot study developed a method using techniques from the industrial design field to capture the interior of a common fire boot, to then compare it to 3D female firefighter foot scans. Visual, volumetric, and anthropometric measures were analyzed to make recommendations on how manufacturers could improve boot fit for firefighters.
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