condicionantes sociais do projeto de instrumentos de trabalho: o caso de uma bancada de inspeção social conditions of work instruments design: the case of a pharmaceutics inspection workstation
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Abstract
A natureza social dos objetos é reconhecida nos aspectos formais ou estéticos, e nem sempre gera diretrizes para o design no aspecto funcional. Recentemente, as dimensões cognitivas têm sido incorporadas aos projetos de produto. O propósito deste artigo é discutir e demonstrar a importância das interações sociocognitivas no projeto de instrumentos de trabalho no nível de relações físicas, sempre tratados segundo modelos biomecânicos e variáveis fisiológicas. Tomando como exemplo o projeto de bancada de inspeção de produtos farmacêuticos, mostramos como esse projeto, para se ajustar aos modos operatórios, teve que atender os condicionantes intersubjetivos do contexto social no qual se insere a atividade.
The social nature of objects is recognized in their formal or aesthetic aspects, but this does not always generate guidelines for design in the functional aspect. Recently, cognitive dimensions have been incorporated into product design. Our intention in this article is to argue and demonstrate the importance of socio-cognitive interactions in the design of work instruments at the level of physical relations, always treated in accordance with biomechanical models. Taking as example the design of a work station for pharmaceutical products inspection, we show how the design had also to take into account the subjective conditioners derived from the social context in which the activity occurs.
The social nature of objects is recognized in their formal or aesthetic aspects, but this does not always generate guidelines for design in the functional aspect. Recently, cognitive dimensions have been incorporated into product design. Our intention in this article is to argue and demonstrate the importance of socio-cognitive interactions in the design of work instruments at the level of physical relations, always treated in accordance with biomechanical models. Taking as example the design of a work station for pharmaceutical products inspection, we show how the design had also to take into account the subjective conditioners derived from the social context in which the activity occurs.
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| Authors | ;Francisco de Paula Antunes Lima;Adson Eduardo Resende;Renata Campos Vasconcelos |
| Journal | Neotropical entomology |
| Year | 2009 |
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