Perception and visualization of human posture information for computer-aided ergonomic analysis

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to determine the impact of photographic perspective, number of photographs per posture, posture data visualization scheme, and complexity of posture, on posture perception. Three experiments which analyzed cognitive and perceptual issues in the use and design of postural analysis software were performed. The findings indicate the importance of harmonizing photographic and computer display perspectives to achieve a better posture specification performance.

Computer-aided design, Computer aided design, Posture, Photography

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Engineering aesthetics and aesthetic ergonomics: theoretical foundations and a dual-process research methodology

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The necessity for incorporating the aesthetics dimension in ergonomics is discussed. The establishment of a new scientific and engineering discipline, that can be called 'engineering aesthetics', is also proposed.

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The aesthetics and the ethic dimensions of human factors and design

Article Abstract:

The relationship between aesthetics, ethics, and the traditional research issues in human factors are discussed.

Ethics

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