List of scientific publications

Discipline(s) : Biomécanique

33 results

How to adjust your chair when working with display screen? NOETUDE/P2014-103/FI7 | 2014

This fact shett is intended to provide recommendations for choosing a seat for work with computer and for ajustment
Benefits of functional calibration for estimating elbow joint angles using magneto-inertial sensors: preliminary results EL2013-022/P2014-082 | 2014

Magneto-Inertial Measurement Unit (M-IMU) sensors are more and more used in motion analysis as they allow for “Out-of-the lab” measurements. This technology requires a calibration process to transform sensor movement data in anatomical information…
Upper Limb Kinematics Using Inertial and Magnetic Sensors: Comparison of Sensor-to-Segment Calibrations EL2013-022/P2015-073 | 2015

Magneto-Inertial Measurement Unit sensors (MIMU) display high potential for the quantitative evaluation of upper limb kinematics, as they allow monitoring ambulatory measurements. The sensor-to-segment calibration step consisting in…
MSDs within a multifactorial approach NOETUDE/P2014-138 | 2014

MSDs are disorders of the musculoskeletal system in general, for which the professional activity can play a role in the arisen, the preservation, even the worsening. These disorders can result in pain, incapacity or long-lasting handicap. MSD’s…
Work-related upper extremities musculoskeletal disorders NOETUDE/P2014-139 | 2015

Work-related upper extremities musculoskeletal disorders (UE-MSDs) constitute a heterogeneous group of affections which pain is generally the most obvious expression. UE-MSDs are very wide-spread in most of the industrialized countries…
Effects of mouse slant and desktop position on muscular and postural stresses, subject satisfaction and performance EL2012-022/P2015-006 | 2016

This study compared muscular and postural stresses, performance and subject preference in women aged 18–40 years using a standard mouse, a vertical mouse and a slanted mouse in three different computer workstation positions. Four tasks were…
Ergonomic assessment of the surgeon's physical workload during standard and robotic assisted laparoscopic procedures NOETUDE/P2013-086 | 2013

Standard laparoscopy is responsible for musculoskeletal problems because of surgeons anti-ergonomic positions. Robot-assisted laparoscopy seems to reduce these musculoskeletal disorders because of the surgeons seated position. The…
A better way of fitting clips? A comparative study with respect to physical workload C.5/1.040/P2014-013 | 2015

The clip fitting task involving small components, which are used to secure two parts, is a frequently encountered assembly operation in the car industry and it causes numerous musculoskeletal disorders. During task laboratory simulations…
Prevention of OSTFA (occupational slips trips and falls accidents): the activities and perspectives of the INRS NOETUDE/P2013-125 | 2013

The prevention of occupational accidents (OA) is one of the missions of the INRS (French National Research and Safety Institute). The importance of the challenge of preventing OSTFA is first emphasised by the statistical data of OAs occurring in…
When mice stand up EL2012-022/P2015-012/TS762 | 2015

This paper presents a laboratory study. This study compared muscular and postural stresses, performance and user satisfaction when using a standard mouse and two vertical mice - one with a 25° angle (V25) and the other with a 55° angle (V55) to the vertical…

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