A Study and Design of Ergonomic Chord Keyboard-Mouse

碩士 === 大同大學 === 工業設計學系(所) === 95 === In the information era, the use of the computer has become extensive than ever. Input devices used by the general public are QWERTY keyboard and mouse. The fact that these 2 devices are separated results in ergonomic, operational and portability issues. It has be...

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Main Authors: Ying-Lan Wang, 王映嵐
Other Authors: Cherng-Yee Leung
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Published: 2006
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/41500372704716786132
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spelling ndltd-TW-094TTU000380172015-10-13T10:42:09Z http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/41500372704716786132 A Study and Design of Ergonomic Chord Keyboard-Mouse 人因工程和弦鍵鼠之研究與設計 Ying-Lan Wang 王映嵐 碩士 大同大學 工業設計學系(所) 95 In the information era, the use of the computer has become extensive than ever. Input devices used by the general public are QWERTY keyboard and mouse. The fact that these 2 devices are separated results in ergonomic, operational and portability issues. It has been proven locally and internationally that the chord keyboard can effectively solve ergonomic issues while its input efficiency is not inferior to that of the QWERTY keyboard. None, however, has incorporated the design of the mouse. The ergonomic chord keyboard-mouse of this study integrates the strength of the chord keyboard and mouse. Ergonomic test, performance evaluation and learning curve measurement indicate that, in terms of input efficiency, it takes 126.4-358.5 minutes to attain the English input efficiency of the standard keyboard. Regard click test, the ergonomic chord keyboard-mouse has been able to attain 81.7% of the efficiency of ordinary optical mousse sold in the market. In the area of mouse editing experiment, through performance evaluation and learning curve experiment it has surpassed ordinary optical mouse sold in the market. Dynamic anthropometry reveals: Ulnar deviation angle of the left hand is 17.35°, dorsal flexion angle of the left hand is 4.9°, ulnar deviation angle of the right hand is 12.4°, and dorsal flexion angle of the right hand is 1.75° – all below the 20° of the standard keyboard. Following a series of practices and experiments, it has been demonstrated that the ergonomics chord keyboard-mouse can attain the efficiency of familiar input devices, or even higher efficiency. Wrist flexion and deviation can be alleviated; the use space and flexibility can be enhanced. Findings of this study can serve as keyboard/mouse design references to help designers create more healthful and suitable keyboard, mouse and chord keyboard-mouse. Cherng-Yee Leung 梁成一 2006 學位論文 ; thesis 289
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description 碩士 === 大同大學 === 工業設計學系(所) === 95 === In the information era, the use of the computer has become extensive than ever. Input devices used by the general public are QWERTY keyboard and mouse. The fact that these 2 devices are separated results in ergonomic, operational and portability issues. It has been proven locally and internationally that the chord keyboard can effectively solve ergonomic issues while its input efficiency is not inferior to that of the QWERTY keyboard. None, however, has incorporated the design of the mouse. The ergonomic chord keyboard-mouse of this study integrates the strength of the chord keyboard and mouse. Ergonomic test, performance evaluation and learning curve measurement indicate that, in terms of input efficiency, it takes 126.4-358.5 minutes to attain the English input efficiency of the standard keyboard. Regard click test, the ergonomic chord keyboard-mouse has been able to attain 81.7% of the efficiency of ordinary optical mousse sold in the market. In the area of mouse editing experiment, through performance evaluation and learning curve experiment it has surpassed ordinary optical mouse sold in the market. Dynamic anthropometry reveals: Ulnar deviation angle of the left hand is 17.35°, dorsal flexion angle of the left hand is 4.9°, ulnar deviation angle of the right hand is 12.4°, and dorsal flexion angle of the right hand is 1.75° – all below the 20° of the standard keyboard. Following a series of practices and experiments, it has been demonstrated that the ergonomics chord keyboard-mouse can attain the efficiency of familiar input devices, or even higher efficiency. Wrist flexion and deviation can be alleviated; the use space and flexibility can be enhanced. Findings of this study can serve as keyboard/mouse design references to help designers create more healthful and suitable keyboard, mouse and chord keyboard-mouse.
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