Machine Learning Classifies Musculoskeletal Risk in Garment Workers
A cross-sectional study in Bangladesh found that while machine learning models effectively classified musculoskeletal risk in garment workers, dynamic postural ...
Tag: ergonomics
3D Body Scans Match Manual Measurements in New Study
A new study in the Bulletin of the National Research Centre finds that 3D body scanning offers high reliability and ...
Human factors take center stage in industrial maintenance research surge
A systematic review of 355 documents shows research on human factors in industrial maintenance growing at 11.69 percent annually, led ...
Where Compression Garments Hurt Most: New Pain Maps Reveal Gender and Anatomy Divide
A laboratory study of 20 young adults mapped pressure pain thresholds and tolerance across 22 lower-limb sites, finding males tolerated ...
Mixed reality office reads bodies and moods to reshape virtual space
Researchers built a mixed reality office prototype that senses posture, attention, emotion and social behavior to reshape virtual space in ...
Asymmetrical Backpack Loads Shift Balance in Healthy Young Adults
A repeated-measures force-plate study of 24 healthy young adults found that unilateral backpack loads shifted the center of pressure toward ...
Half of Mogadishu Construction Workers Report Low Back Pain in New Survey
A cross-sectional survey of 191 manual construction workers in Mogadishu found that 51.9 percent reported low back pain, with extreme ...
Why a Perfect Interface Can Still Fail the Person Using It
A new editorial collection in Frontiers in Computer Science brings together twelve studies showing that technical functionality, bodily experience, and ...
Japan Study Tests Citizen Workshops for Sports Event Improvements
A Japanese study evaluates the SMILE program, a participatory intervention using workshops to identify good practices and propose low-cost improvements ...
Heads-up 3D display matches conventional microscope in simulator eye surgery training
A simulator crossover study of 32 inexperienced trainees found a 3D heads-up display matched a conventional operating microscope in vitrectomy ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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