AI Medical Compendium Journal:
Ergonomics

Showing 31 to 40 of 47 articles

Smartphone-based human fatigue level detection using machine learning approaches.

Ergonomics
Human muscle fatigue is the main result of diminishing muscle capability, leading to reduced performance and increased risk of falls and injury. This study provides a classification model to identify the human fatigue level based on the motion signal...

Measurement and identification of mental workload during simulated computer tasks with multimodal methods and machine learning.

Ergonomics
This study attempted to multimodally measure mental workload and validate indicators for estimating mental workload. A simulated computer work composed of mental arithmetic tasks with different levels of difficulty was designed and used in the experi...

A computer vision approach for classifying isometric grip force exertion levels.

Ergonomics
Exposure to high and/or repetitive force exertions can lead to musculoskeletal injuries. However, measuring worker force exertion levels is challenging, and existing techniques can be intrusive, interfere with human-machine interface, and/or limited ...

Factors that affect younger and older adults' causal attributions of robot behaviour.

Ergonomics
Stereotypes are cognitive shortcuts that facilitate efficient social judgments about others. Just as causal attributions affect perceptions of people, they may similarly affect perceptions of technology, particularly anthropomorphic technology such a...

Radical systems thinking and the future role of computational modelling in ergonomics: an exploration of agent-based modelling.

Ergonomics
We are teetering on the precipice of the imminent Fourth Industrial Revolution. In this new age, systems are set to become more densely intraconnected and interconnected, and massive sociotechnical systems exhibiting unprecedented levels of complexit...

Models of the effect of teleoperation transmission delay on robot movement time.

Ergonomics
Recent research of [Scholcover and Gillan ( 2018 )] has shown experimentally that system transmission delay has a linear effect on the time taken to perform a complex tracking task with a simple teleoperated robot. This note shows that, for the case ...

Applications of an interaction, process, integration and intelligence (IPII) design approach for ergonomics solutions.

Ergonomics
This paper first reviews current ergonomics design approaches in delivering digital solutions to achieve a unified experience from interaction and business process design perspectives. Then, it analyses the opportunities that new technologies may bri...

Movement time and guidance accuracy in teleoperation of robotic vehicles.

Ergonomics
Two experiments are reported on the steering of a tracked vehicle through straight-line courses and corners to determine the relationships between movement time and control accuracy with the geometry of the course, such as the vehicle width, the trac...

Evaluating sociotechnical dynamics in a simulated remotely-piloted aircraft system: a layered dynamics approach.

Ergonomics
As coordination mechanisms change and technology failures occur, a sociotechnical system must reorganise itself across human and technological layers to maintain effectiveness. We present a study examining reorganisation across communication, control...

Using a deep learning network to recognise low back pain in static standing.

Ergonomics
Low back pain (LBP) remains one of the most prevalent musculoskeletal disorders, while algorithms that able to recognise LBP patients from healthy population using balance performance data are rarely seen. In this study, human balance and body sway p...