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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Footrest"”.

  1. Changes in spinal posture, muscle activation, center of pressure and discomfort while standing with different footrest heights during a standardized computer task

    … The purpose of this study was to examine how footrest usage, and footrests of differing heights, affect measures of posture, muscle activation, weight distribution, centre of pressure, and discomfort while working at a standing workstation. Four standing positions were compared: flat ground …

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  2. Biomechanical comparison of a rigid and dynamic seating system for children with special needs

    … allowed the strain generated in the back and footrest components to be measured. At a certain instant of exerted force, the strain data was converted into force and moments acting on the backrest and footrests in three dimensions, assuming static equilibrium. The position of the resultant …

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  3. Factors affecting the dynamic response of the body and the vibration transmitted through seats

    … the effects of the seat backrest, the footrest and steering<br/>wheel, and input spectra. In a rigid seat with no backrest, there were resonances in the apparent<br/>mass of the body around 5 and 10 Hz (with 1.0 ms-2 r.m.s broadband vibration). In the same seat<br/>with a rigid …

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  4. Interrelationships between spinal and pelvic angles and hip muscle indices and their implications for workspace design

    … through workspace design. The provision of a footrest, for example, was found to have significant effects on lumbar and pelvic angles in standing as well as in sitting. Further research into standing posture in the workplace is indicated by these findings. Some hypotheses for future …

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  5. The design of disability products with special reference to the user: case study: domestic seating for young adults with arthritis

    … for young adults with arthritis. A chair, footrest and cabinet were designed and critically appraised, in their sketch development, mock-up and prototype form, by a group of product users. Ideas were revised and advanced by consulting the users and acting on their observations and advice. …

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