My research applies anthropometric and biomechanical methods to improve the design of products and workplaces that people interact with physically.

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Application domains

Protecting vehicle occupants, pilots, pedestrians, and others.

Laying out interiors so that the people who use them fit, reach, see, and are comfortable.

Products worn on or fitted to the body, where fit decides comfort and performance.

Methods

Turning scans and images into models that describe how bodies vary.

Gathering body measurements from populations and creating tools from the results.

Recording how people sit, reach, and move, and building models to predict these behaviors.

Statistical models that morph to any body size and shape with applications in simulation, analysis, and design.

Measuring what bodies can do with volunteers in the laboratory.

Studying how injuries occur and how to prevent them using crash test dummies and post-mortem human subjects.

Using population data to decide who a design fits and who it excludes.

Bringing data and advanced methods to designers and engineers.