Basic human body measurements for technological design - Part 1: Body measurement definitions and landmarks (ISO 7250-1:2017)

This technical specification addresses fundamental human body measurements specifically tailored for technical applications. It establishes the foundational definitions and precise anatomical landmarks required for systematic anthropometric data collection. The document outlines standardized procedures to ensure consistency and accuracy when measuring individuals in various postures and positions relevant to industrial design, ergonomic assessment, and product development. By defining a universal set of measurement points, it facilitates interoperability among international stakeholders and supports the creation of inclusive environments and equipment. The approach aligns with globally recognized frameworks, promoting uniformity in how human dimensions are recorded and utilized across different sectors. This guide serves as a reference for engineers, designers, and researchers who require reliable data to optimize spatial arrangements and ensure human compatibility in technical projects. It emphasizes clarity in terminology and methodology, enabling precise communication of human size requirements without ambiguity. The content focuses exclusively on the structural aspects of measurement rather than specific product applications or regulatory outcomes.