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ergonomics The application of information about human characteristics to design applications, eg equipment, tools, work tasks, with the aim of improving safety and efficiency
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ergonomics the scientific foundation, both in terms of data and methodology, for a user-centred approach to design (Pheasant 1988); knowledge and methods that aim to develop product, equipment, furniture and environment to fit the user
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ergonomics The interaction between work and people or the interface between people and machine. It refers particularly to the design of machines, furniture etc to suite the body and to permit work with the least strain or fatigue.
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ergonomics The study of the proper and efficient use of the body in work and recreation, including the design and operations of machines and the physical environment.
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ERG Short for ergometer, a piece of exercise equipment that provides an excellent land-based simulation of the motion and physical stresses of rowing. Rowers workout on erg machines to build their stamina and endurance. Modern erg machines usually have a digital readout that provides stroke rate, equivalent distance covered, split times and elapsed times.
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