Design of ergonomic hospital clothing based on the morphological transformation principle

\nThe article presents materials on the design of ergonomic hospital clothing for people with temporarily limited mobility based on the principle of morphological transformation. In addition to existing methods of designing hospital clothing, a new principle of “dismemberment-recovery” has been proposed, in which an item of clothing is dismembered into a separate zone and restored to its original shape using a temporary Velcro fastener after medical procedures.\n

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Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology)
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2024-10-09
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https://doi.org/10.1051/bioconf/202413004012/pdf
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Ergonomics and Human Factors
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Design of ergonomic hospital clothing based on the morphological transformation principle

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Design of ergonomic hospital clothing based on the morphological transformation principle

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\nThe article presents materials on the design of ergonomic hospital clothing for people with temporarily limited mobility based on the principle of morphological transformation. In addition to existing methods of designing hospital clothing, a new principle of “dismemberment-recovery” has been proposed, in which an item of clothing is dismembered into a separate zone and restored to its original shape using a temporary Velcro fastener after medical procedures.\n

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