Category:Ergonomics

A

• Accessibility‎ (11 C, 68 P)
• Anthropometry‎ (5 C, 45 P)

C

• Cognitive ergonomics‎ (3 P)

E

• Ergonomics organizations‎ (1 C, 4 P)
• Ergonomists‎ (5 P)

O

• Organizational ergonomics‎ (1 P)

P

• Physical ergonomics‎ (15 P)
• Posture‎ (12 P)

R

• Reclining chairs‎ (3 P)

U

• Usability‎ (3 C, 85 P)

• Ergonomics

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• Template:Media and human factors

0–9

• 3D body scanning

A

• Accessibility
• Active sitting
• Activity-centered ergonomics
• Adapted automobile
• Anthropometry
• Armrest
• Augmented cognition

B

• Back belt
• Bungee chair

C

• CEN/CENELEC Guide 6
• Cognitive work analysis
• Complications of prolonged standing
• Computer desk
• Computer-aided ergonomics
• Computer-induced medical problems
• Context-sensitive user interface

D

• Dvorak keyboard layout

E

• Ecological interface design
• Engineering psychology
• Ergonomic glove
• Ergonomic hazard
• Ergonomics for manual material handling

F

• FilterKeys
• First Conference on Scientific Organization of Labour
• Full-spectrum light

H

• Handle
• Human factors in diving equipment design
• Human Factors in Engineering and Design
• Human factors integration
• Human performance technology
• Human–machine system

I

• Lift table
• International Conference on Applied Human Factors and Ergonomics
• ISO 6385

K

• Kinesiology
• Kitchen work triangle
• Kneeling chair

L

• Light ergonomics

M

• Manual handling of loads
• Matte display
• Monitor filter
• Mouse keys
• Musculoskeletal disorder
• Musculoskeletal injury

N

• Neuroergonomics

O

• Occupant-centric building controls
• Office chair

P

• Package handle
• Participatory ergonomics
• Principle of least astonishment
• Principles of motion economy

R

• Recliner
• Redshift (software)
• Riding-like sitting
• Rohmert's law

S

• Saddle chair
• Soft ergonomics
• Speech recognition software for Linux
• Standing chair
• Sticky keys
• Stress ball

T

• ToggleKeys
• Treadmill desk

U

• Usage perspective development
• Use-centered design