STUDY ON JAPANESE DRIVER EYE POSITION.

Toshiro Ishida; Masanori Matsuno

STUDY ON JAPANESE DRIVER EYE POSITION.

Toshiro Ishida^*, Masanori Matsuno

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Abstract

The purpose of this study is to measure eye position of the Japanese driver. Test cars were three Japanese-produced passenger cars. Subjects were 264 males and 53 females. Eye range contours of various seatback angles were drawn and were compared with SAE J941c's. In side view the eye position for Japanese drivers is somewhat to the rear and lower than that of American drivers. In plan view, the minor axes of eyellipses of Japanese drivers are shorter than those of SAE eyellipse.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	SAE Prepr
Edition	750360
Publication status	Published - 1975
Externally published	Yes
Event	Unknown conference - Duration: 1975 Feb 24 → 1975 Feb 28

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Other	Unknown conference
Period	75/2/24 → 75/2/28

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