Applications of DHM in Agricultural Engineering: A Review

  • Thaneswer P
  • Sanjog J
  • Chowdhury A
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Abstract

Research towards developing user-compatible, ease in use and safe agricultural equipment with proper consideration of human factors using cutting edge technology like Digital Human Modeling (DHM) and simulation is very important in todays scenario. This technology offers new possibilities to integrate ergonomics principles into design process from the very beginning (conceptual phase) to solve complex problems in many engineering disciplines. However, its application is till very limited in agricultural sector. This paper provides overview of up-to-date research in virtual ergonomics evaluation technology (through DHM) and its applications in agriculture. Attempt has also been made to highlight future research direction in many areas of agricultural sectors where DHM might contribute potentially for ergonomic interventions to reduce drudgery and chances of errors and accidents. Authors have also identified reasons behind less adoption of this technology in agricultural sectors and tried to highlight strategies to be followed for wide adoption.

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Thaneswer, P., Sanjog, J., Chowdhury, A., & Karmakar, S. (2013). Applications of DHM in Agricultural Engineering: A Review. Advanced Engineering Forum, 10, 16–21. https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/aef.10.16

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