Estimation of hand force in ergonomic job evaluations

Article Abstract:

A study aims to collect normative data of pinch and power grip strength with a newer digital dynamometer, study the ability of hand grip force matching using a hand dynamometer where the validity. Results showed that the power grip and pinch grip strengths collected with a newer digital dynamometer were comparable to similar studies using older equipment.

Study and teaching, Dynamometer, Dynamometers

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Providing cognitive support with technology-based warning systems

Article Abstract:

New and emerging technologies promise to revolutionize risk communication while the benefits of technology are discussed with regard to the components of a described warning process model. Examples are provided to illustrate how technology could potentially improve information accessibility and cognitive support.

Technology application

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Quo vadis, neuroergonomics?

Article Abstract:

A comparison between traditional perspective and neuroergonomic perspective for research and designing in ergonomics is presented. Development of new, non-invasive brain examination method and advanced technologies are the two groups of factors stimulating the emergence of neuroergonomics.

Science & research, Psychological aspects, Research, Neurosciences

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