LEVEL CLASSIFICATION
VEHICLE CUSTOMER PERFORMANCES - COMMON DATA
With each new in-depth level, these groups are divided into more detailed subgroups of performances that can be described in more detail.
Deeper levels of properties imply more experience and skills that a person must have in order to understand which nuances of car behavior and which design features affect properties.
From the first to the fourth levels, there are properties that can be estimated subjectively. At deeper levels, there are properties that require measuring instruments to evaluate – from primitive ones: rulers, dynamometers, noise meters to more complex ones: multi-channel data acquisition systems with integrated specialized software.
For clarification, we can consider the division of the group from the first subjective level to the fifth objective level.
Deeper levels of properties imply more experience and skills that a person must have in order to understand which nuances of car behavior and which design features affect properties.
From the first to the fourth levels, there are properties that can be estimated subjectively. At deeper levels, there are properties that require measuring instruments to evaluate – from primitive ones: rulers, dynamometers, noise meters to more complex ones: multi-channel data acquisition systems with integrated specialized software.
For clarification, we can consider the division of the group from the first subjective level to the fifth objective level.
Level 1 - practicality.
Level 2 - interior capacity and trunk capacity.
Level 3 - the cabin capacity is divided into row 1 capacity and row 2 capacity.
Level 4 – the capacity in row 1 is divided into longitudinal, vertical and horizontal capacity.
At level 5 (measurable), the horizontal capacity is divided into the width of the cabin at the shoulders, the width of the cabin at the elbows and the width of the cabin at the hips.
Such measurements are often made using 3D scans - it is the process of scanning a car that is depicted on the screensaver of this chapter.
Such measurements are often made using 3D scans - it is the process of scanning a car that is depicted on the screensaver of this chapter.
Even with perfect measuring instruments, not everyone will be able to estimate these dimensions. They must be measured at certain points to ensure a uniform approach to different vehicles. Finding these points is a difficult task, which is performed according to a certain methodology.
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