Human Factors & Ergonomics Equipment

  • Monark Cycle ergometer 818E
  • Research treadmill 16-50
  • SensorMedics VMaxST portable metabolic measurement system
  • LIDO WorkSet II Isokinetic dynamometer, with task simulation

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Various ergonomics measurement systems:  anthropometic kit, hand grip dynamometers, vibrometer, pinch gage, stethoscope, heart rate monitors, light, sound, and temperature meters, vibration sensor, and weight scales.

Biosensor Hardware: 
APDM Opals with Access Point. 
Shummer HR electrodes, GSR/EDA electrodes and EMG electrodes.
Neuroelectrics Enobio 8 EEG Headset.
Smart Eye AI-X Screen-based Eye Tracker and Affectiva Facial Experssion Analysis. 

(4) Networked Computers

Software: JACK Ergonomics Analysis Software, 3DSSPP Biomechanics Software, Minitab, iMotions Suite (EDA/GSR, Eye Tracking, Facial Expression Analysis, EEG, ECG, EMG, API, Survey), Mobility Lab & Moveo Explorer, and Neuroelectrics Instrument Controller (NIC).

Work Design Equipment

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Various work measurement equipment, including: digital stopwatches, clipboards, practice devices and videos, hardware for simulated assembly tasks

  • (3) 48” adjustable height industrial workstations
  • (1) 48” Keneco mobile flow rack
  • (3) gravity roller conveyors, linear, on casters
  • (2) gravity roller conveyors, 90° curved, on casters
  • (4) Networked Pentium 4 PCs

Supervisor

The lab is supervised by EFIN and IMSE Faculty.

Contact

Dr. Bernadette McCrory, bernadette.mccrory@montana.edu 

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