AI Medical Compendium Journal:
Applied ergonomics

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The impact of co-pilot displays use on driver workload and driving performance exploring the impact of co-pilot display on drivers' workload and driving performance.

Applied ergonomics
New production vehicles equipped with multiple screens have various functions and technologies at the user's fingertips that create informative and immersive cockpits not only for the driver but also for the passenger. Despite the growing popularity ...

Soft computing applications in the field of human factors and ergonomics: A review of the past decade of research.

Applied ergonomics
The main objectives of this study were to 1) review the literature on the applications of soft computing concepts to the field of human factors and ergonomics (HFE) between 2013 and 2022 and 2) highlight future developments and trends. Multiple soft ...

Human activity recognition in an end-of-life consumer electronics disassembly task.

Applied ergonomics
The production of electronic waste, also known as e-waste, has risen with the growing reliance on electronic products. To reduce negative environmental impact and achieve sustainable industrial processes, recovering and reusing products is crucial. A...

A comparison of the psychological effects of robot motion in physical and virtual environments.

Applied ergonomics
A mixed-methods approach was used to assess the fidelity of virtual environments as ergonomic assessment tools for human-robot interaction. Participants performed a visual search task in the physical environment while a nearby collaborative robot rep...

In robot we trust? The effect of emotional expressions and contextual cues on anthropomorphic trustworthiness.

Applied ergonomics
Following the evolution of technology and its application in various daily contexts, social robots work as an advanced artificial intelligence (AI) system to interact with humans. However, limited research has been done to discuss the role of emotion...

Characterizing motion prediction in small autonomous swarms.

Applied ergonomics
The use of robotic swarms has become increasingly common in research, industrial, and military domains for tasks such as collective exploration, coordinated movement, and collective localization. Despite the expanded use of robotic swarms, little is ...

Evaluating levels of automation with different feedback modes in an assistive robotic table clearing task for eldercare.

Applied ergonomics
This paper focuses on how the autonomy level of an assistive robot that offers support for older adults in a daily task and its feedback affect the interaction. Identifying the level of automation (LOA) that prioritizes older adults' preferences whil...

Physiological and perceptual consequences of trust in collaborative robots: An empirical investigation of human and robot factors.

Applied ergonomics
Measuring trust is an important element of effective human-robot collaborations (HRCs). It has largely relied on subjective responses and thus cannot be readily used for adapting robots in shared operations, particularly in shared-space manufacturing...

Differential biases in human-human versus human-robot interactions.

Applied ergonomics
The research on human-robot interactions indicates possible differences toward robot trust that do not exist in human-human interactions. Research on these differences has traditionally focused on performance degradations. The current study sought to...

Development and evaluation of design guidelines for cognitive ergonomics in human-robot collaborative assembly systems.

Applied ergonomics
Industry 4.0 is the concept used to summarize the ongoing fourth industrial revolution, which is profoundly changing the manufacturing systems and business models all over the world. Collaborative robotics is one of the most promising technologies of...