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Groenesteijn, L. (author), Ellegast, R.P. (author), Keller, K. (author), Krause, F. (author), Berger, H. (author), de Looze, M.P. (author)
In the present study, we investigated the effect of office tasks on posture and movements in field settings, and the comfort rating for chair characteristics and correlation with type of task. The tasks studied were: computer work, telephoning, desk work and conversation. Postures, movements, chair part inclinations and comfort rating data were...
article 2012
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Ellegast, R.P. (author), Kraft, K. (author), Groenesteijn, L. (author), Krause, F. (author), Berger, H. (author), Vink, P. (author)
Prolonged and static sitting postures provoke physical inactivity at VDU workplaces and are therefore discussed as risk factors for the musculoskeletal system. Manufacturers have designed specific dynamic office chairs featuring structural elements which promote dynamic sitting and therefore physical activity. The aim of the present study was to...
article 2012
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Groenesteijn, L. (author), Vink, P. (author), de Looze, M.P. (author), Krause, F. (author), TNO Kwaliteit van Leven (author)
In this study the influence of chair characteristics on comfort, discomfort, adjustment time and seat interface pressure is investigated during VDU and non-VDU tasks: The two investigated office chairs, both designed according to European and Dutch standards are different regarding: 1) seat cushioning and shape, 2) backrest angle and 3) controls...
article 2009
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Commissaris, D.A.C.M. (author), Blok, M. (author), Bosch, T. (author), Konemann, R. (author), Bronkhorst, R. (author), TNO Kwaliteit van Leven (author)
TNO and BMA Ergonomics are developing a so-called smart office chair. This chair is supposed to provide feedback on postures and movements during seated office work. The feedback should enable the user (i.e. the worker doing VDU tasks) to perform his or her work with less discomfort and in a more productive way. One part of this project is a...
conference paper 2008
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Vink, P. (author), Groenesteijn, L. (author), Blok, M.M. (author), den Hengst, M. (author), TNO Kwaliteit van Leven (author)
conference paper 2008
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Ellegast, R. (author), Hamburger, R. (author), Keller, K. (author), Krause, F. (author), Groenesteijn, L. (author), Vink, P. (author), Berger, H. (author), TNO Kwaliteit van Leven (author)
In the paper a measuring system for the comparative posture and EMG analysis of office chairs is presented. With the system four specific dynamic office chairs that promote dynamic sitting and therefore aim to prevent musculoskeletal disorders (MSD), were analyzed in comparison to a reference chair in two different standardized tasks (intensive...
conference paper 2007
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Commissaris, D. (author), Reijneveld, K. (author)
To gain insight into postures and movements during office work, 47 employees were observed during their daily work. The observations included: duration of trunk and leg postures, duration of different sitting positions on the seat, duration of different numbers of supported arms, number of minor trunk and leg motions, and number and duration of...
conference paper 2005
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Reijneveld, K. (author), de Looze, M.P. (author), Krause, F. (author), Desmet, P. (author)
Office chair designers have traditionally focused their design efforts on optimizing the so-called 'ergonomic fit.' Although the effort to design chairs that support physical comfort is commendable, the focus on ergonomics neglects the possible impact of emotional responses on the general experience of comfort. The general experience of comfort...
conference paper 2003
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