AHFE Open AccessDesign of Protective Clothing: Discussing the Brazilian Projects with Significant Ergonomic Attributes
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Authors: Marizilda dos Santos Menezes, Charles Ricardo Leite da Silva, João E. Guarnetti dos Santos
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This study aims to present research on protective clothing. Initially, we explain what are the garments of protection, importance of your research, and then we try to describe the relationship between fashion design and ergonomics in order to contribute to research on occupational safety. Contextualizing research on the topic, in order to reflect on the design of wearable devices, as investigated, garments of protection. To do so, carry on about the state of art of clothing. Finally, we address the particularities of a user-centered research, with a view to effective usability.
Keywords: Clothing, Personal Protective Equipment, Design, Garments, Protection
DOI: 10.54941/ahfe1001347
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