This literature review focused on passenger seat comfort and discomfort in a human–
product–context interaction. The relationships between anthropometric variables (human …

Driver distraction and fatigue have become one of the leading causes of severe traffic
accidents. Hence, driver inattention monitoring systems are crucial. Even with the growing …

The main objective of this study is the application of body pressure distribution
measurements for the prediction of the driver's posture and its change. This requires …

A new model for predicting automobile driving posture is presented. The model, based on
data from a study of 68 men and women in 18 vehicle package and seat conditions, is …

Objective: Analyses of crash data have shown that older, obese, and/or female occupants
have a higher risk of injury in frontal crashes compared to the rest of the population. The …

In most industries, musculoskeletal injuries are the most common work-related reason for
employee absences. These injuries are often caused by static postures or repetitive …

Objective Recent studies have suggested that a relationship exists between crash injury risk
and occupant posture, particularly in postures different from those used with …

Specifying comfortable driving postures is essential for ergonomic design and evaluation of
a driver workspace. The present study sought to enhance and expand upon several existing …

Background: A good quality of seating comfort requires integration of capabilities and
limitations of the human body and the occupant's preferred posture in different seating …

Background: Previously published statistical models of driving posture have been effective
for vehicle design but have not taken into account the effects of age. Objective: The present …