Ergonomics

"Ergonomic Studies of Grip Strength: Literature Review"
Triodyne Safety Brief
v. 6 #2 (June 1990)

Dennis B. Brickman

A thorough study of literature on human strength reveals the need for a single data source which could be easily accessible to many researchers. Published data on one subset of this topic, ergonomic grip strength, is summarized under sixteen factors. Available data has been charted and documented in a way that will facilitate future reference and use.


"Design Methodology for Predicting Ergonomic Grip Strength"
Triodyne Safety Brief
v. 8 #4 (July 1993)

Dennis B. Brickman

A design methodology has been developed to assist bioengineering practitioners in evaluating ergonomic grip strength data. The methodology employs a set of modifying factors to estimate the hand grip strength of a population. The grip strength modification factor approach allows designers and researchers to predict grip strength of individuals and of collections of homogeneous distribution in various situations.


"Basic Considerations of Human Factors in Evaluation Systems, Information, and Displays"
Triodyne Safety Abstract v. 1 #4 (November 1995)

Gary M. Hutter

Summary of a paper addressing display and control design as it relates to human information processing.


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