‘A safer design for a “folded playpen”’ : Yavatkar, A Boyer, D and Pollack, J (eds)Interface '91, Proc Seventh Symp on Human Factors and Industrial Design in Consumer Products, Dayton, Ohio. Human Factors Society, Santa Monica, California (1991) pp 126–130 (4 refs)

‘Design of step stools: a biomechanical

‘Design of step stools: a biomechanical approach’ : Yavatkar, A Boyer, D and Pollock, J (eds)Interface '91, Proc Seventh Symp Human Factors and Industrial Design in Consumer Products, Dayton, Ohio. Human Factors Society, Santa Monica, California (1991) pp 144–149 (5 refs)

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Information obtained from the elderly and from design-related criteria was used to develop a product which could assist them in accomplishing a difficult activity independently. Interviews and questionnaires were conducted with independently living elderly in order to identify which daily activities

‘The design of three smart products’ : H

‘The design of three smart products’ : Haley, V L Boyer, D and Pollack, J (eds)Interface '91, Proc Seventh Symp on Human Factors and Industrial Design in Consumer Products, Dayton, Ohio. Human Factors Society, Santa Monica, California (1991) pp 278–283 (0 refs)

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‘An ergonomic approach to the design of

‘An ergonomic approach to the design of consumer product packaging’ : Arnold, A K Boyer, D and Pollack, J (eds)Interface '91, Proc Seventh Symp on Human Factors and Industrial Design in Consumer Products, Dayton, Ohio. Human Factors Society, Santa Monica, California (1991) pp 138–143 (10 refs)

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‘Design of a patient restraint system’ :

‘Design of a patient restraint system’ : Burns, C A and Potts, A Boyer, D and Pollack, J (eds)nterface '91, Proc Seventh Symp on Human Factors and Industrial Design in Consumer Products, Dayton, Ohio. Human Factors Society, Santa Monica, California (1991) pp 316–321 (14 refs)

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## ABSTRACTS that basic anthropometric safety designs offer one of the possible ways to prevent such injuries. Task analysis shows that issues such as prevention of entanglement of the infant due to accidental folding and the non-straining configuration for mother are interconnected with each othe

‘Bathroom sink design accessibility for

‘Bathroom sink design accessibility for the disabled encouraging energy conservation’ : Miller, L Boyer, D and Pollack, J (eds)Interface '91, Proc Seventh Symp on Human Factors and Industrial Design in Consumer Products, Dayton, Ohio. Human Factors Society, Santa Monica, California (1991) pp272–276 (4 refs)

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## ABSTRACTS symbols were not used in this study, projections from the data indicate that such symbol sizes at 152 cm would provide comparable discrimination scores to the 4 mm 2 at 61 cm. Improved visual discrimination of stand-alone symbols occurs with gaps or changes in the angles of symbols, s

‘Bathtub for the elderly and handicapped

‘Bathtub for the elderly and handicapped’ : Tidwell, D J and Eastwood, P R Boyer, D and Pollack, J (eds)Interface '91, Proc Seventh Symp on Human Factors and Industrial Design in Consumer Products, Dayton, Ohio. Human Factors Society, Santa Monica, California (1991) pp 284–287 (0 refs)

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## ABSTRACTS that basic anthropometric safety designs offer one of the possible ways to prevent such injuries. Task analysis shows that issues such as prevention of entanglement of the infant due to accidental folding and the non-straining configuration for mother are interconnected with each othe