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摘要
本研究的目的是开发具有各种锚定结构设计的可穿戴西服平台,以改善可穿戴性并提高用户满意度。在控制条件下,将 11 型和 X 型两种锚定结构设计与普通服装进行比较。与 X 型相比,11 型在舒适度指标(如 α、θ、α/高-β)方面表现出更高的数值,而在注意力或压力指标(如 β、ϒ、感觉运动节律(SMR)+中-β/θ)方面表现出更低的数值,行走时的频谱边缘频率为 95%。根据脑电图测量结果和参与者的调查,与 X 型相比,11 型在升降时具有更高的舒适度和满意度。这些研究结果提供了有关可穿戴性的重要数据,可为软性可穿戴机器人的开发提供指导。
Enhancing wearability: designing wearable suit platforms for industrial workers
PurposeThe objective of this study was to develop wearable suit platforms with various anchoring structure designs with the intention of improving wearability and enhancing user satisfaction.Design/methodology/approachThis study selected fabrics and materials for the suit platform through material performance tests. Two anchoring structure designs, 11-type and X-type are compared with regular clothing under control conditions. To evaluate the comfort level of the wearable suit platform, a satisfaction survey and electroencephalogram (EEG) measurements are conducted to triangulate the findings.FindingsThe 11-type exhibited higher values in comfort indicators such as α, θ, α/High-β and lower values in concentration or stress indicators such as β, ϒ, sensorimotor rhythm (SMR)+Mid-β/θ, and a spectral edge frequency of 95% compared to the X-type while walking. The 11-type offers greater comfort and satisfaction compared to the X-type when lifting based on the EEG measurements and the participants survey.Originality/valueIt is recommended to implement the 11-type when designing wearable suit platforms. These findings offer essential data on wearability, which can guide the development of soft wearable robots.
期刊介绍:
Addresses all aspects of the science and technology of clothing-objective measurement techniques, control of fibre and fabric, CAD systems, product testing, sewing, weaving and knitting, inspection systems, drape and finishing, etc. Academic and industrial research findings are published after a stringent review has taken place.