
Poka-Yoke: Best Tips for Error-Proof Processes
Did you know poka-yoke can greatly reduce defect rates and improve product quality? It does more than just lower mistakes.
Product design ergonomics research how people interact with products and how to optimize those interactions to make them more efficient and comfortable. In the case of Product Design, it can involve everything from how people hold and use a product, to how easy it is to access and use its various features and controls in a fast but safe manner.
Did you know poka-yoke can greatly reduce defect rates and improve product quality? It does more than just lower mistakes.
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