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ergonomics

The science of people-machine relationships. An ergonomically designed product implies that the device blends smoothly with a person's body or actions.




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Although ergonomically designed seats, keyboards and mice are important, perhaps the most beneficial aspect of ergonomics is teaching people to get up periodically and stretch. (Redrawn from original illustration courtesy of Hewlett-Packard Company.)





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