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The Start of ErgoExpo '09

ErgoExpo '09 starts today in Las Vegas. Stay tuned for news on the latest in ergonomics.The Start of ErgoExpo '09 originally appeared on About.com Ergonomics on Tuesday, November 17th, 2009 at 14:55:52.Permalink | Comment | Email this ...

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About.co...gonomics — 4 days ago

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All This Texting is Leading to Repetitive Stress Injuries

Science Daily has a good article, Pain In The Neck: Too Much Texting Could Lead To Overuse Injuries, discussing some preliminary research that suggests what we've all been thinking. That is, all this time spent on our mobile devices is probably going to hurt and we'll develop some type of repetit...

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About.co...gonomics — November 11

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The Relief of Falling Back

For those of you who operate under daylight savings time you must be feeling some relief right now. We've finally fallen back and I no longer have to wake up before the sun comes up. We are biologically programed to sleep at night and wake with the sun. Unfortunately the recent extension of dayli...

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About.co...gonomics — November 04

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ErgoExpo Registration Discount for About Ergonomics Readers

I'm excited to let you know that a special discount has been set up for readers of About Ergonomics who wish to attend this years ErgoExpo. Not only can you save 20% but you can hear me speak at this years conference. Simply use the discount code ABOUT20 during registration.ErgoExpo R...

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About.co...gonomics — October 28

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I've Been Boo'd

I was just Boo'd. And I must say that this is the greatest ergonomic breakthrough to hit Halloween that I've ever seen. If you don't know what Booing is it is where you make up a bag of treats and a "Boo" sign and then leave it at a friends door anonymously. So in...

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About.co...gonomics — October 20

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The Ergonomics of Matching the Worker to the Job

We spend a lot of time in the field of ergonomics trying to fit the work to the worker. Well, Art van Bodegraven and Kenneth B. Ackerman have a nice Op-Ed piece over a DC Velocity, The Case for "Revergonomics" , discussing improving things by doing the opposite. That is...

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About.co...gonomics — October 13