This calculator estimates the proportion of the British population who would be unable to use a product or service because of the demands that it places on the users’ capabilities.
Using this calculator involves assessing the demands that a task, product or service places on a range of user capabilities. If you have not been trained in assessing demands, then please go to the Framework section in the Inclusive Design Toolkit.
This Exclusion Calculator Lite v2.1 is free for personal and educational use. For commercial use, please contact edc-toolkit@eng.cam.ac.uk to enquire about licensing the Exclusion Calculator Pro, which also offers additional functionality, such as the ability to assess task sequences.
The University of Cambridge shall not be liable for any indirect or consequential damage, injury (whether loss of profit, loss of business, depletion of goodwill or otherwise), costs, expenses or other claims for consequential compensation whatsoever (howsoever caused) which arise out of or in connection with the use of this tool.
This calculator was produced by the Cambridge Engineering Design Centre, as part of the ID‐3 Inclusive Design Consortium run by the Centre for Business Innovation.
Contact us at edc-toolkit@eng.cam.ac.uk
This ‘freely available’ version of the exclusion calculator allows you to assess one task, using UK population data from 1997.
More advanced versions are available, subject to licence. These can enable functionality such as:
All licence fees are spent on further development of the calculator, and all future developments are available to all license holders.
Please contact us for more details at edc-toolkit@eng.cam.ac.uk
Total exclusion:
One or more demands
outside survey range |
Size of target population:
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Population statistics are derived from a reanalysis of the 1996/97 Disability Follow-up-survey, as described in Waller’s journal paper. If you are presenting results produced by this tool in any media, you should include the following citation and disclaimer: These results have been estimated using the Exclusion Calculator Lite v2.1, which is freely available from calc.inclusivedesigntoolkit.com. The results have not been verified or endorsed by the University of Cambridge and are subject to a disclaimer at cedc.tools/disclaimer. |
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