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ANTHROPOMETRY FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES: NEEDS IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY

Anthropometry, the study of human dimensions, is useful for product and workspace design. Anthropometric data for people with disabilities is largely fragmented and difficult to use. We assess the current state of anthropometric research on people with disabilities and identify where the resources fall short of the needs. We outline a program for addressing those needs.