The aim of this systematic review was to summarise evidence on the effects of job rotation
on musculoskeletal complaints, exposures related to musculoskeletal complaints and …

Overhead work is one determinant of the genesis and propagation of shoulder occupational
musculoskeletal disorders and muscle fatigue. This is a result of a combination of …

Data on exposure variability is an important remedy for designing and interpreting studies of
occupational ergonomics. The present study aimed at retrieving the within-and between …

Physical exertion may result in fatigue which is a key factor leading to increased risk of
injury, reduced productivity, and decline in work quality in construction. Most practical fatigue …

Repetitive motion-induced fatigue not only alters local motion characteristics but also
provokes global reorganization of movement. However, the three-dimensional (3D) …

Overhead work is a major cause of upper extremity work-related musculoskeletal disorders
(WMSD). In this paper, the potential effects of a Passive Upper-Limb Exoskeleton (PULE) …

Among the numerous risk factors associated to work-related musculoskeletal disorders
(WMSD), repetitive and monotonous movements with light-weight tools are one of the most …

The measurement and analysis of the electrical activity of muscle provide information that
aids in the control of assistive devices. The investigation of these signals under varied …

Shoulder pain is prevalent among industrial workers and existing evidence supports that
overhead work is an important specific risk factor. Existing guidelines are limited, with …

Optimization of the temporal aspects of task design requires a better understanding of the
development of muscle fatigue in the neck and shoulder region over time. The objective of …