研究生: |
楊子逸 Tzu-Yi Yang |
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論文名稱: |
人因工程設計運用於專利文件分類之探討 — 以螺絲起子為例 Discussion on the application of ergonomic design to the classification of patent documents — take screwdriver as an example |
指導教授: |
耿筠
Yun Ken |
口試委員: |
陳宥杉
Yu-Shan Chen 白乃遠 Nai-Yuan Pai |
學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
系所名稱: |
應用科技學院 - 專利研究所 Graduate Institute of Patent |
論文出版年: | 2021 |
畢業學年度: | 109 |
語文別: | 中文 |
論文頁數: | 125 |
中文關鍵詞: | 手工具 、螺絲起子 、人因工程設計原則 、發明專利 、新型專利 、專利分析 、分類 |
外文關鍵詞: | hand tools, screwdrivers, ergonomic design principles, invention patents, new patents, patent analysis, classification |
相關次數: | 點閱:418 下載:3 |
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手工具是一項歷史悠久、發展成熟的產業,其設計與使用者的操作安全及便利性等人因工程設計原則息息相關,本研究希望以手工具產業作為標的,配合人因工程設計原則進行分析。此外,對於產業分析者而言,專利文件可以提供豐富的資訊以供參考。因此本研究以手工具之專利資訊的角度切入,並藉由人因工程之標準作為依據,對手工具產業進行分析,並透過觀察兩者之間的關係,歸納出新的專利分類方式進行產業分析以提供研發者參考。
本研究利用中華民國專利資料庫檢索手工具當中的螺絲起子相關之發明及新型專利,分析其技術功效後依照過去學術上既有的手工具人因工程設計原則進行分類,若有無法分類之專利,則按其技術功效之上位概念創立一新設計原則。最後分析其分類結果,並與國際專利分類號進行比較。
分析結果經彙整後如以下五點:(1)根據分類結果可得知,人因工程設計原則在學術上的理論與實務的發展有所區別。(2) 分類的結果反映了實務上使用者真正的需求以省時、省力、節省空間、安全等為主。(3)人因工程設計原則間的相依性並不明顯,容易將專利文件清楚分類。(4) 人因工程設計原則與國際專利分類號之關聯性大致明確且直觀,顯示人因工程設計原則有不錯的分類準確性。(5) 人因工程設計原則的分類更貼近實務,可成為一項專屬於本領域之產業分析的工具。
Hand tools are an industry with a long history and mature development. Its design is closely related to the ergonomic design principles such as the safety and convenience of users. This research hopes to use the hand tool industry as the target and cooperate with the ergonomic design principles for analysis. In addition, for industry analysts, patent documents can provide a wealth of information for reference. Therefore, this research starts from the perspective of patent information of hand tools, and uses human factors engineering standards as the basis to analyze the opponent tool industry, and by observing the relationship between the two, summarizes a new patent classification method for industry analysis to provide developers with reference.
This research uses the patent database of the Republic of China to search the screwdriver-related inventions and new patents in the hand tools, analyzes its technical effects, and classifies them according to the academic design principles of hand tools in the past. If there are patents that cannot be classified, then create a new design principle based on the superior concept of its technical efficacy. Finally, the classification results are analyzed and compared with the international patent classification numbers.
The analysis results are summarized as the following five points: (1) According to the classification results, it can be known that the development of ergonomic design principles in academic theory and practice is different. (2) The results of the classification reflect the real needs of users in practice to save time, effort, space, and safety. (3) The interdependence between ergonomic design principles is not obvious, and it is easy to clearly classify patent documents. (4) The correlation between ergonomic design principles and international patent classification numbers is roughly clear and intuitive, showing that ergonomic design principles have good classification accuracy. (5) The classification of ergonomic design principles is closer to practice, and can become a tool for industry analysis exclusively in this field.
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