Recent studies have reported that occupants' physiological responses can be indicators of
indoor environmental quality (IEQ). As a result, there is an emerging demand for devices to …

Despite longstanding traditional construction health and safety management (CHSM)
methods, the construction industry continues to face persistent challenges in this field …

Prior research has validated Photoplethysmography (PPG) as a promising biomarker for
assessing stress factors in construction workers, including physical fatigue, mental stress …

Wearable sensing technologies (WSTs) are valuable in monitoring status and behaviour of
construction workers, providing insights into their response under varying conditions and …

The construction industry holds the worst safety record compared to other industrial sectors,
and approximately 88% of accidents result in worker injury. Meanwhile, after the …

A wireless multi-layered sensor that allows electromyography (EMG), mechanomyography
(MMG) and near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) measurements to be carried out …

The construction industry substantially contributes to the economic growth of a country.
However, it records a large number of workplace injuries and fatalities annually due to its …

Construction labor productivity (CLP) is a critical measure of efficiency in the construction
industry. This bibliometric review comprehensively analyzes global research trends in CLP …

Engaging in underground coal mining involves inherent risks, as miners confront hazardous
conditions and unpredictable surroundings. Despite the increasing prevalence of renewable …

Muscle fatigue is defined as a reduced ability to maintain maximal strength during voluntary
contraction. It is associated with musculoskeletal disorders that affect workers performing …