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The peculiar problems of equipment design.

Abstract The equipment designer is faced by problems created by our irrational attitudes to the use of tools and equipment in our domestic and working lives. These attitudes are expressed in the siting and layout of housing and in the misuse of equipment in hospitals. If equipment is to play its full role, it must be plentiful, available where needed and with sufficient space for its use. It must not carry hidden costs arising from architectural inadequacies and human conservatism. Finally the use of equipment must be included in the training and philosophy of staff and the rehabilitation of patients.