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http://dx.doi.org/10.22156/CS4SMB.2019.9.8.140

A Biomechanics-Based Ergonomic Analysis for Footware Development  

Hah, Chong-Ku (Research and Data Bank Incorporation)
Jang, Young-Kwan (Dept. of Industrial & Management Engineering, Kangwon National University)
Kim, Jin-Hyun (Dept. of Sports Rehabilitation, JeJu International University)
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Journal of Convergence for Information Technology / v.9, no.8, 2019 , pp. 140-147 More about this Journal
Abstract
The purpose of this study is to find biomechanical parameters for optimal shoes production through an ergonomic usability assessment of five existing types of shoes preferred by B-BOY. Ten experts and ten non-experts participated in the experiment, and 12 infrared cameras (Qualis, Oqus), force plate (Kistler, 9286AA) and foot pressure plate (Zebris Gmbh, Zebris PDM-System) were used to obtain the data. The results of the study are as follows. First, P shoes with a friction coefficient of 0.38 and a free moment of 0.32 N/m/kg are desirable in terms of traction capability and safety. Second, on the cushion, it was found that the N shoes 2.51 N, sec/kg and non-expert, and 2.86 N and sec/kg were suitable. Third, it is deemed appropriate for C shoes with a forefoot average pressure of 10.11 KPa (right), 10.05 KPa (left), and V shoes with a rearfoot average pressure of 8.4 KPa (right) and 8.36 KPa (left). In conclusion, the combination of the structure and material of V shoes should be developed for traction and stability, N shoes for cushion, and walking balance for C and V shoes.
Keywords
B-BOY; Exclusive shoes; Coefficient friction; Free moment; Impulse; Feet pressure;
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