Structured Literature Review on Biomechanics in Power Tool Use as a Basis for Data-Driven Posture Prediction

Institute

Lehrstuhl für Ergonomie (TUM-ED)

Type

Semester Thesis / Master's Thesis /

Content

theoretical /  

Description

Objective

The primary objective of this master thesis is to conduct a Structured Literature Review on the biomechanics of tasks involving hand-held power tools.

The work aims to:

• identify relevant biomechanical factors influencing human posture

• systematically analyze relationships between task parameters and joint kinematics, muscle activity, and physical strain

• review existing studies in terms of their data structures, measurement methods, and modeling approaches

A key outcome will be the development of a structured data framework or taxonomy that can serve as a foundation for future machine learning models for posture prediction.

Tags

LfE Rack

Possible start

sofort

Contact

Rebecca Rack, M.Sc
Room: MW3303
Phone: 01736896903
rebecca.racktum.de

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