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Why Thermal Sensation & Comfort Are Vital to HVAC Design

By Erin Norton on September 11, 2017

It's a hot August day. You're in the car on the way to a wedding. You have the air conditioning blasting. But as the sun beats down through the...

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4 Reasons to Use Localized Thermal Comfort (And Simulate It)

By Erin Norton on July 27, 2017

There was a time when having air conditioning in your car was a luxury feature. Now, technology has progressed and air conditioning and other HVAC...

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Solving for both Human Comfort and Energy Efficiency

By Erin Norton on July 14, 2017

As the automotive industry continues to increasingly emphasize user-centered design philosophies, the wants, needs, and comfort of the actual humans...

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Automotive Simulation is Driving Toward User-Centered Design

By Erin Norton on July 7, 2017

"How does it feel?" the car salesman asks as he leans over the open driver's side door. The prospective buyer returns a few good comments as well as...

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You're a Real Boy Now, Newton!

By Katy Hickey on May 15, 2014

In a previous blog, “Get Comfy Quickly with ThermoAnalytics Human Thermal Comfort Software,” we discussed the time and cost savings associated...

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