European conference on cognitive ergonomics

Traditionally Ergonomics is known as “fitting systems to humans” which translates out to using tools, equipment, tasks and environments to suit certain human cognitive abilities and take into account human limitations. To simply this we only have to look at an example such as designing a keyboard that maximizes our ability to type accurately and at speed or creating the ultimate race car that fits a driver. The goal of cognitive ergonomics is to limit human error when dealing with often complex machines and user interfaces.
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Posted on June 3rd, 2009