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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Workstation Design"”.

  1. Kinematics of the wrist during a keying task: the effects of workstation design and work pace

    Since the advent of keyboards into the workplace, workers began to experience disorders of the tendons and nerves of the upper extremities, referred to as cumulative trauma disorders, due to the repeated exertions and excessive movements. One of the major research voids in the study of occupational …

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  2. Identification and Quantification of Workstation Set Up on Risk Factors Associated with the Development of Low Back and Neck Discomfort

    … and neck WMSDs include static work postures and workstation design. The objectives of this study were to assess the effects of monitor height, chair type and their interaction on task performance, back/neck electromyography (EMG), perceived discomfort, and number of posture shifts. Both monitor …

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  3. Empirical Evaluation of a Technology-rich Learning Environment

    … the PCF students. A year-end examination of workstation fit found seat and monitor heights an average of two inches higher than the corresponding student dimensions. A participatory design study was used to elicit conceptions of computer workstations from PCF students, teachers, and parents. …

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