The Current Situation and Analysis of Human Factors in The Design of Mice and Keyboards Products: A Perspective of Ergonomics Design.

Minyu Wang

doi:10.54691/x7py3h15

Authors

Minyu Wang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54691/x7py3h15

Keywords:

Human-centered design, Mouse, Keyboard, Ergonomics, Human-computer interaction.

Abstract

With the leaps in computer technology, human-computer interaction has become an important driving force in technological development. The design revolution of the mouse and keyboard, as key interaction tools, is crucial. With the increasing expectations of society for human-computer interaction, the human factors engineering concept is gradually popularized, emphasizing the humanization, comfort, and efficiency in design. This paper will analyze the design principles of the mouse and keyboard from a human factors design perspective, explore how they integrate human factors, and adapt to different user needs. At the same time, it will analyze the characteristics and trends of market products, and look ahead to future developments. This will help us understand human-computer interaction technology and provide reference for design innovation.

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