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Ergonomics | 1985

Measurement of ability of older workers

Yoshimi Yokomizo

As the birthrate declines and average lifespan lengthens, the ageing of society has become a serious problem in Japan. Today, people must work to a more advanced age than in the past. It is thus important to know the physical and mental abilities of older workers. Many of the current employment tests involve very difficult tasks or very fast motions designed to select excellent young workers. Such tasks and motions are rarely required in the actual work situation. Older workers are slower in movement than the young and they also differ in physical and mental abilities. The vocational evaluation test originally intended for disabled persons was used to investigate in detail the working ability of individual older workers.


Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting | 1983

Increasing Productivity in Computer Software Development by Environmental Modification

Akinori Komatsubara; Yoshimi Yokomizo; Katsumi Honda; Motoei Azuma; Hiroyuki Isaki; Kageyu Noro

In this paper, we deal with the computer software development task which is completely new in the researches of human factors. In order to increase productivity in software development, environmental modification in a software office was carried out: At first, we proposed the procedure for environmental modification in software offices, by taking into consideration the processes involved in system design. An actual work environment was, then, modified by using this procedure. Finally, we obtained the guidelines on environmental modification in software offices.


Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting | 1982

METHODOLOGIES FOR VISUAL INSPECTION RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF INSPECTION ROBOT.

Kageyu Noro; Akinori Komatsubara; Yoshimi Yokomizo

The limit of human physiology and psychology in regarded as one of the important trade-off items concerning the mechanization of visual inspection. Of such trade-off items, the psychological characteristics of visual inspection shown by inspectors are of particular importance to Japanese inspectors. In this study, the methods of measuring them is investigated. The results of an experiment using the Semantic Differential method indicate that psychological characteristics are composed of 4 factors and that these factors are closely related to the mental abilities required in performing a task.


The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics | 1988

On the Ergonomic limits of computer system response time

Akinori Komatsubara; Yoshimi Yokomizo


The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics | 1989

Workload imposed by keeping short-term memory

Akinori Komatsubara; Yoshimi Yokomizo


The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics | 1989

Eye-hand coordination and motion characteristics on microscopic task

Nobuo Miyashiro; Tatsumi Koshiba; Yoshimi Yokomizo


The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics | 1988

Work load caused by expectation, short term memory, closure and attention during computer system response period

Akinori Komatsubara; Yoshimi Yokomizo


The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics | 1985

Analysis of work load by computer system response time in different type of VDT tasks

Akinori Komatsubara; Yoshimi Yokomizo; Sakae Yamamoto; Kageyu Noro


The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics | 1981

Vocational evaluation for disabled person

Yoshimi Yokomizo


The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics | 1990

Characteristics of the handwriting motion for the aged handicapped persons

Nobuo Miyashiro; Takaaki Marutani; Takeo Tada; Tatsumi Koshiba; Hiromi Nishiguchi; Yoshimi Yokomizo

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Kageyu Noro

University of Occupational and Environmental Health Japan

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A. Komatsubara

Kanazawa Institute of Technology

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Sakae Yamamoto

Tokyo University of Science

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T. Miura

Takasaki City University of Economics

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