Use of Biomechanical Static Strength Models in Workspace Design
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Human anthropometric models have traditionally focused on the factors of human performance related to size, fit, clearance, or range of movement. An underlying structure in most of these models is a link system, similar to a skeleton, but concerned with functional, rather than anatomic joint centers, and used to position the human in space. Biomechanical models represent a logical extension of anthropometric models, adding segmental mass properties, load moments, and often muscle strength characteristics to assess operator performance over a wider range of static and dynamic conditions.
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