In industrial workstation systems, it is not only the material flow that determines whether the process is smooth or uneven - it is also the information flow. Displays, scanners, scales, labellers and light lines...
Ergonomics in information management: when visual axes stabilise processes read more »
Ergonomics can only be fully effective if a workplace system is not only suitable for the current process, but can also react to changing requirements. Processes...
Process stability is created where workstation systems fulfil dynamic requirements read more »
Mobile workstation systems play a bigger role in modern intralogistics processes than it seems at first glance. While stationary workstations are clearly designed according to ergonomic...
Ergonomics in motion: Mobile workstation systems in intralogistics read more »
Packing workstations are among the stations where ergonomic effects are particularly visible. This is where material flow, variants, documentation and physical labour come together directly. Whether a...
Ergonomic packing stations - when transfers drive the process read more »
Ergonomics is not only decided at the work surface, but also in the flow: where material arrives in a defined quality, quantity and height, is handed over and the...
Ergonomics and material flow - when movement makes the difference read more »
Ergonomics is well established in the industry. However, the actual effect is not evident in the design, but in the ongoing process. The extent to which ergonomic measures improve stability, quality...
Making ergonomics measurable - stability as a performance factor read more »
Ergonomics is well established in industry. What used to be considered a side issue is now an integral part of modern workplace and process design. Many companies have implemented appropriate measures...
Ergonomics in intralogistics - a productivity factor instead of a comfort issue read more »
