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Annisa Annisa
Universitas Mercubaktijaya
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Development of an anthropometry-based ergonomic automatic bike design for children with cerebral palsy Nilma Zola; Annisa Annisa; Dally Rahman
Journal of Educational and Learning Studies Vol 9, No 1 (2026): Journal of Educational and Learning Studies
Publisher : Global Econedu

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.32698/03252

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This study aimed to develop an anthropometry-based ergonomic Automatic Bike design tailored to user characteristics. The study employed a Design and Development Research (DDR) approach. The participants consisted of three wheelchair-using children with cerebral palsy at the Rumah Gadang Cerebral Palsy Foundation in Padang, Indonesia. Data were collected through observation, interviews, documentation, anthropometric measurements, and expert validation. Anthropometric data were used as the basis for determining the dimensions and configuration of the Automatic Bike design. The results produced an ergonomic Automatic Bike design with the following specifications: 90 cm overall height, 40 cm width, 50 cm length, 90 cm hand-pedal height, 25 cm foot-pedal height adjustable up to 50 cm, and a 65 cm distance between hand and foot pedals. Expert validation results showed an average score of 2.88 from the engineering expert and 2.70 from the special education expert on a 3-point scale. The overall validation score was 2.79, categorized as highly feasible. These findings indicate that the ergonomic Automatic Bike design meets the requirements of safety, comfort, and suitability for children with cerebral palsy and is appropriate for further prototype development
Co-Authors Alex Contesa ANGGAWATI IMANNIYAH Aura Gladysha Martono Dally Rahman Effran Zudeta Elda Despalantri Emilia Pelangi Putri Fanni Azzahra Khalda Salsabila Rahmah Khori Ulni, Elvira M. Wahyu Ramadhan Marsyah, Ulfy Mitayani Nilma Zola Novia Biliara Nur Anifah Lubis Nurul Annisa Oxa Taqwa Ovbitra Ulfa Suryani Ulfy Marsyah Viona Rahmadani