Application of Human Factors to Design and Manufacturing of Discrete Products—A Case Study

Humans have a better adaptability in the natural world than in a synthetic environment. Living in a synthetic environment versus living in a natural environment creates a contrast that is best handled by centuries-old considerations to subjects such as human factors, biomechanics, engineering psychology, and ergonomics. These overlapping interdisciplinary subjects aim to enhance modern-day living in a world full of discrete products.