Abstract
The solution of ergonomic questions in systems design and evaluation is strongly dependent on the presentation of anthropometric data, which are formulated in various ways, mostly to meet the unique requirements of a particular design problem (compare GEDLICZKA, 1977). To fulfil the tasks of anthropometric design and evaluation of systems hardware more efficiently, techniques are needed which are valid to accommodate a wide range of subjects in all design spheres, integrate the various forms of data systematically, and in which the potential user’s designing techniques are considered.
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