AESTHETIC DESIGN OF FUEL-CUM-DICKEY OPENING KNOB OF A TWO WHEELER
Raghav Mehndiratta
Centre of Excellence in Industrial & Product Design,Punjab Engineering College (Deemed to be University),Chandigarh,India , IN
Jagjit Singh Randhawa
Centre of Excellence in Industrial & Product Design,Punjab Engineering College (Deemed to be University),Chandigarh,India , IN
Suman kant
Centre of Excellence in Industrial & Product Design,Punjab Engineering College (Deemed to be University),Chandigarh,India , IN
Vikram puri
Centre of Excellence in Industrial & Product Design,Punjab Engineering College (Deemed to be University),Chandigarh,India , IN
Keywords: Product Design, Automobile design styling, User Centered Design,Questionnaire, Knob, Two Wheeler
Abstract
Automotive Industries is the one of the most developed and changed industries. Nowadays, especially buttons of the two wheelers have changed with significant development. This paper describes and discusses the approach, development aspects, and evaluation phases of a knob of two wheeler. The primary interest in the driver’s environment is the relationship between the rider’s seat, knob and its location. Consequently, this paper mainly aims to explore the role of user-centered design criteria’s for design phase and the role of ergonomic and human factors for two wheeler knob design . It has a questionnaire based study of brand-specific product design in the automotive sector. The purpose was to explore the product experience of two wheeler knob as perceived by the general public. In the study, respondents were asked to evaluate the proposed designs of two wheeler model knob at the respective dealerships in relation to brand perceptions and this implies that if the aesthetics are not perceived as favourable, neither is the expression of the two wheelers.Furthermore, respondents’ assessments of aesthetic appeal and expression are on an average strikingly similar, suggesting that the level of aesthetic appeal correlates with the level of semantic understanding of the design. The general rating of emotional response follows a similar consistent pattern for the studied two wheeler knob .
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