RAMSIS offers comprehensive analysis options for all vehicle ergonomics requirements – and thanks to its modules, the leading ergonomics tool gains even more functionality for areas that require really special ergonomics competence and precision.
RAMSIS Seat Design
RAMSIS Seat Belt Design
RAMSIS Cognitive
RAMSIS Visual Standards and Directives
RAMSIS VirtualAging
Ergonomic seat design | Human/Seat interaction | Ergonomics limit values |
Seat height and seat position influence ergonomics in the vehicle. That’s why we created the RAMSIS Seat Design module – to enable ergonomic seat design in vehicles. RAMSIS shows how the customer wants to sit in the vehicle and RAMSIS Seat Design shows how the seat supports him. Thanks to this detailed knowledge of the effects of seat positioning on comfort/discomfort, reachability and vision, the suitability of a vehicle for the entire defined target group can be ensured at an early stage.
Adjustability
Longitudinal and height adjustment, plus backrest inclination
Seat cushions
Shape/circumference of the seat cushion and its degree of hardness
Attachments
Seat attachments like head supports and belt anchorage systems
Adjustability
Seat settings automatically in a package context or user-defined
Better belt ergonomics | Compliance with standards = less time and reduced costs | Increased safety |
At an early stage of development, RAMSIS Seat Belt Design ensures that your belt systems are optimized in accordance with ergonomic aspects, that standards are complied with and that safety is increased thanks to the correct functioning of the belt. Digital ergonomics also brings economic advantages to the development stage, since computer simulation eliminates many development steps and time-consuming physical tests – and that means significant time and cost savings.
Baby seat/Gabarit
Gabarit seat belt simulation with Gabarit – Gabarit test device for testing with baby seats – belt length and lock position
Component check
Seat Belt Design Tool Box – minimum stop length, belt in rest position or in combination with other components
Ergonomics
Seat belt simulation with the RAMSIS Manikin – belt routing to match body dimensions, seat position and anchorage concept on selected RAMSIS test collectives
eBTD
Seat belt simulation with eBTD – standard-compliant belt design for Canada in accordance with eBTD, compliant with standard dimensions and the dummy with the eBTD specifications
Crash Test/Hybrid III
Seat belt simulation with Hybrid III – the belt in crash situations with a standardized virtual crash test dummy
Crash Test/Q-Dummy
Seat belt simulation with Q dummy – static pre-crash evaluations of children (6 and 10 years old) in a child seat
Better vision | Optimal display design | Fast testing of new concepts |
New display concepts must be carefully analyzed. The RAMSIS Cognitive module allows you to extend the visual analysis in RAMSIS to include readability and the minimum visual range of information. This RAMSIS module shows how well the information can be read on road signs, for example – depending on the display, lighting conditions, positioning and other external road traffic conditions. The time needed for gaze changes is also determined.
Visual shadow
Visual shadow areas from the perspective of the occupants
Occlusion
Direct and rearview mirror occlusion analyses
Reflection
Day and night reflection
360°
360° analysis
Fields of vision
Compare the fields of vision in different vehicle types
Gaze changes
Time taken for a gaze change
Early check of the standard | No physical test benches needed | Fast market approval |
Standard-compliant development right from the outset. RAMSIS Visual Standards lets you display the real fields of vision that are required by law. Violations of the standard specifications are displayed immediately. The digital tests can also be reproduced on different vehicle variants.
StVZO §35b | ECE-R 46 | ECE-R 125 | ||
StVZO §35b | ECE-R 46 | SAE J 1750 | ||
StVZO §35b | ECE-R 46 | EBSF | ISO 16121-2 | |
StVZO §35b | ISO 5006 | |||
StVZO §35b | ISO 5721 | |||
StVZO §35b | ECE-R 46 |
A target group with real purchasing power | Age-appropriate vehicle concepts | Transparent age-related changes in performance |
In the year 2060, every third German will be over 65 years old. The market power of the 50+ target group is also increasing on an international scale – and this demographic change also affects ergonomic requirements – especially in vehicles! RAMSIS can be expanded with the VirtualAging module to meet the requirements of the older generation.
Vision with spectacles
Limited visual field for spectacle wearers
Force
Gender and age-specific maximum force
Posture
Age-dependent anthropometry and postures
Accommodation skills and gaze changes
Significantly longer gaze change times and age-dependent accommodation limits
Fields of vision
Restricted range and vision and visual fields
Movement
Changes in joint angle limits and movement percentiles
Make your RAMSIS software perfect for special applications in digital ergonomics.
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