A Method for Constructing a Dynamic Seat Adjustment Model to Mitigate Prolonged-Sitting Discomfort
3.80T1 sourceHuman Factors (SAGE / HFES)
Source record
Published by Human Factors (SAGE / HFES) (T1 source). The original is at https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/00187208261470982?af=R.
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SummaryPeer-reviewed paper proposing a behavior- and height-based dynamic seat adjustment model that generates coordinated low-frequency seat trajectories aimed at reducing subjective discomfort during prolonged public-transport sitting. The model is preliminarily validated.
Why it mattersPrimary-source ergonomics research on dynamic seat motion. Useful as a methodological reference for desk-seat or workstation seat designers, though the study context is public transport rather than office work.
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