Ergonomisk
Ergonomisk, or ergonomic, refers to the design of tools, workplaces, and systems to fit human capabilities and limitations. The goal is to improve safety, comfort, and performance by reducing physical and cognitive strain. It encompasses both products and processes.
Ergonomics integrates physical, cognitive, and organizational considerations. Physical ergonomics addresses posture, force, repetition, and vibration; cognitive
Applications of ergonomics are widespread. In workplaces, examples include adjustable chairs and desks, monitor height, keyboard
Standards and assessment methods guide ergonomic practice. Standards such as ISO 9241 help structure the design
Outcomes and challenges. Proper ergonomic design can reduce musculoskeletal disorders, fatigue, and error rates while boosting