Two important goals of ergonomics are the comfort, and the health and safety of workers. In
many ways these are mutually compatible, for where health and safety is jeopardized, the …

… have to overcome many biomechanical, physiological and … occupational biomechanics as
a subdiscipline of ergonomics … will be adequate for a general biomechanical evaluation of …

The human hand is a complex structure that performs various functions for activities of daily
living and occupations. This paper presents a literature review on the methodologies used to …

… classic biomechanical subdisciplines, kinematics and kinetics. Practical implications for
Paralympic sports performance and health preservation are also provided. The biomechanics of …

… Biomechanical analyses have to date contributed to enhance our knowledge of the …
correlate weakly with quantitative biomechanical measures. Biomechanics has indeed enabled a …

… The technical basis for many of the job evaluation procedures and improvement strategies
used by these ergonomic teams resides in occupational biomechanics. Lastly, national …

… The objective of this study was to pedorrn biomechanical and ergonomic evaluations of
five different manual methods using slings and belts, and three different mechanical hoists for …

… how occupational biomechanics principles and … biomechanical principles and models to
prevent musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) in workplaces. A brief summary of biomechanical …

… and biomechanical or ergonomic factors as a major contributor to occupational MSDs, this
review aims to examine how biomechanical … and tools used for ergonomic assessment. It is …

… This paper presents performance and ergonomics indices for six typical touchscreen
surfaces. Motion capture-based biomechanical simulation was used to understand differences in …