Overloaded and at Work: Investigating the Effect of Cognitive Workload on Assembly Task Performance

Overloaded and at Work: Investigating the Effect of Cognitive Workload on Assembly Task Performance

Objective: This study investigates the effect of cognitive overload on assembly task performance and muscle activity. Background: Understanding an operator’s cognitive workload is an important component in assessing human–machine interaction. However, little evidence is available on the effect that...

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Main Authors: Biondi, F.N (Author), Cacanindin, A. (Author), Cort, J. (Author), Douglas, C. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: SAGE Publications Inc. 2021
Subjects:
adult
article
assembly task
biceps brachii muscle
clinical article
cognition
Cognition
Cognitive demands
cognitive ergonomics
Cognitive overload
cognitive workload
Cognitive workloads
controlled study
deltoid muscle
electromyography
Electromyography
ergonomics
female
Flexor carpi ulnaris
human
human experiment
Humans
male
Manufacture
Manufacturing cycle
Manufacturing tasks
multitasking
Muscle
Muscle activities
muscle activity
muscle function
Muscle, Skeletal
n-back test
physiology
psychology
skeletal muscle
task performance
Task performance
Task Performance and Analysis
triceps brachii muscle
workload
Workload
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