AIP conference proceedings · 2017 · 19 citations · 10 references
EngineeringDesignHealth BehaviorErgonomicsHuman-computer InteractionOccupational HealthErgonomic AssessmentErgonomic DesignErgonomic InterventionOrganizational ErgonomicsPhysical ErgonomicsWorkstation DesignBody Position EffectsErgonomic Work DesignIndustrial ErgonomicsOccupational Posture AnalysisPostural AdaptationSedentary BehaviourWorkplace ErgonomicsWorkstation Posture Analysis
The growing prevalence of health problems among computer workstation workers has become one of the biggest threats to the overall health of our population. That is why many modern scientists are looking for ways and methods to prevent and reverse these negative trends. The purpose of this article is to present the potential for practical use of computer programs to design an ergonomic workplace and postural loads. These programs help configure the computer workstation correctly and adopt the correct body position during work, which reduces the risk of health problems. Creating visually attractive programs helps encourage and inspire those who work with a computer to introduce ergonomic solutions and reject the sedentary lifestyle.
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