Anatomefriendly
Anatomefriendly is a term used to describe design approaches that aim to align products, interfaces, and spaces with human anatomy to minimize strain, injury, and discomfort during typical use. It is not a formal regulatory standard; rather, it functions as a guiding concept in ergonomics, industrial design, and inclusive design discussions.
Core principles include ergonomic alignment of joints and muscles, adjustable and adaptable fit to accommodate diverse
Applications span consumer electronics with adjustable input or grip points, office and home furniture designed for
Evaluation relies on anthropometric data analysis, biomechanical modeling, and user testing across populations, along with safety
Criticism notes that anatomefriendliness lacks universal metrics and can be interpreted differently across cultures and contexts.