GB/T 36606-2018
ActiveErgonomics—Motor vehicle drivers＇eye locations
人类工效学 车辆驾驶员眼睛位置
Application Summary AI generated
This standard defines the spatial distribution of driver eye locations (eyellipse) for motor vehicles, providing a statistical model of where drivers' eyes are positioned relative to the vehicle interior. It is applied in automotive design and testing to optimize visibility, mirror placement, and instrument panel layout, ensuring ergonomic compliance for passenger cars, trucks, and buses. The standard is used by manufacturers and regulatory bodies to enhance driver safety and comfort across different vehicle types and driver populations.
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