Ergonomics

Ergonomics is an engineering and scientific study for the people and working environmental to improve safety, health, productivity, effectiveness, efficiency, and deliver the comfortable environment. (Also, called as the Human Engineering or Human Factored Engineering)

Reference Definition by Businessdictionary.com: Ergonomics is the study of capabilities and limitations of mental and physical work in different settings. Ergonomics applies anatomical, physiological, and psychological knowledge (called human factors) to work and work environments in order to reduce or eliminate factors that cause pain or discomfort. Ergonomic designs of tools and equipment have helped curtail the occurrence of musculoskeletal disorders and repetitive strain injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome (CTL). Also called human engineering.

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