Ergonomic anthropometric data consists of human body measurements, like height, weight, and limb length, collected to design products, tools, and environments that are comfortable, safe, and efficient for the majority of users. This data helps designers create products that fit the physical characteristics and needs of the user, preventing discomfort and potential injury by ensuring proper dimensions for things like chair height, door width, and tool grips.

Ergonomic features are design characteristics of tools, products, and environments that prioritize a person's comfort, safety, and efficiency. These features are based on the science of ergonomics, which aims to create a "fit" between a user and their work or equipment by considering human anatomy, behavior, and capabilities. Key aspects include adjustable elements, proper physical alignment, ease of use, and the reduction of physical strain to prevent injuries and improve performance.