Human–computer interaction, an interdisciplinary discipline, has become a frontier research
topic in recent years. In the fourth industrial revolution, human–computer interaction has …

Construction workers' unsafe behavior is one of the most frequent and direct causes of site
accidents, thus a good understanding of its associated mechanisms is essential for the …

Operator attention failure due to mental fatigue during extended equipment operations is a
common cause of equipment-related accidents that result in catastrophic injuries and …

Poor safety conditions and performance are consequences of individual factors as well as
organizational and group factors. However, little attention has been afforded to the …

The unsafe behavior of construction workers has been widely recognized as the key
contributor to accidents in the construction industry. Studies claim that cognitive factors are …

Construction equipment operations that require high levels of attention can cause mental
fatigue, which can lead to inefficiencies and accidents. Previous studies classified mental …

Unsafe acts of seafarers have been widely recognized as the direct causes of maritime
accidents. Previous studies have demonstrated the significant role of unsafe acts, and …

Construction noise has been identified as one of the primary concerns because it is a
pervasive stressor with a harmful effect on worker health. However, little is known about the …

Understanding the dynamic interactions in the construction worker's cognitive process is the
key to eliminating human errors on construction sites and designing safety interventions to …

The construction industry is one of the industries with worst safety records. With the
increasing application of ergonomics, health, safety, and environment (HSE) management of …