A Guide to Fixture Design for Revisiting "Difficult to Use" on Site with Universal Design
This is a technical document aimed at re-evaluating "minor inconveniences" and "difficult-to-use" aspects from the perspective of universal design, based on the know-how cultivated in the field of automatic machine and jig design. It summarizes checkpoints for designing jigs that are easy to use for elderly individuals and those with or without disabilities in settings such as nursing care, welfare facilities, and light work environments. By incorporating examples such as code winding jigs and braille embossers, it clearly explains design innovations that lead to reduced workload, improved safety, and fewer mistakes, making it useful not only for considering new jigs but also for improving existing ones.
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Content: Explanation of the concept of universal design / Key points for jig design to improve on-site processes Format: PDF document (online distribution version) Structure: Basic explanation of UD / Visualization of work processes / Jig design checklist / Case studies (code winding jig, braille embossing machine, etc.) Target audience: Personnel responsible for reducing work burdens and implementing safety measures in nursing care and welfare facilities, welfare workshops, small factories, and light work sites.
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Examples of Use - Review of work processes in nursing and welfare settings, and consideration of introducing jigs with attention to universal design. - Examination of jig improvements aimed at reducing work load and mistakes in welfare workshops and employment support offices. - Identification of "difficult to use" issues in small factories and light work sites, and development of improvement plans incorporating a UD perspective. - Utilization as materials for sharing design concepts prior to planning new jigs and automated machines. Examples of Achievements - Organization of UD checks in the planning and design of a code winding jig for welfare workshops. - Visualization of work processes and creation of evaluation criteria aimed at improving the operability of a braille embossing machine. - Development of evaluation indicators for "ease of holding and visibility" in the improvement of existing inspection jigs, etc.
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Our company designs and manufactures assistive tools that consider the needs of people, including jigs, tools, equipment, assembly devices, and inspection devices tailored to specific applications. Additionally, we offer prototype production of tools, parts, and molds using 3D printing, as well as the production of custom items, customization, and special processing. With our meticulous technical skills and a network of partner companies, we flexibly propose solutions to meet our customers' requests and inquiries.
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