LABORATORIES
	The Center for Ergonomcs includes five laboratories (total of 3000 square feet) for studying biomechanics, work physiology, muscle control and mechanics, cognitive ergonomics, and safety.
	EQUIPMENT AND INSTRUMENTATION
	Motion Analysis Equipment: The Center has a two-sensor Northern Digital Certus system, a sixteen-bird Motion Star magnetic system, and an eight-camera Qualisys ProReflex system for measuring both small and large-scale 3-D human movement.  Electromyography Equipment (EMG): A wide variety of in-house designed and constructed electromyography instrumentation is available.  Included are single and multiple-channel pre-amplifiers for passive and active electrodes, two and four-channel digital RMS amplifiers, telemetry systems, and systems which record the EMG along with video. Anthropometry, Strength, and Force Testing Equipment: The Center owns a full complement of anthropometry measurement kits, calipers, goniometers, etc.  Strength testing equipment includes a BTE unit, two static strength test chairs, various adjustable fixtures, and an assortment of instrumentation.  Force measurement equipment includes three force plates, two tri-axial load cells, and many various single-axis load cells along with amplifier systems. Eye Tracking Systems: The Center has both fixed and head-mounted ASL eyetracking systems which can be used with the motion tracking systems. Vibration Equipment: The Center owns several vibration stimulators, an assortment of accelerometers, as well as an HP electromyography stimulator system for quantifying and studying the effects of vibration. Environmental Measurement Equipment: The Center has access to a large collection of light, sound, and heat stress measurement equipment for quantifying environmental conditions.
	OTHER RESOURCES
	Machine and Instrumentation Shop: The Center operates a machine and instrumentation shop which designs and constructs specialized research equipment and instrumentation and is staffed with professional engineers and technicians. Photographic: The Center has a professional photographer on staff and a large collection of film, digital, and video equipment. Computing: A wide assortment of PC and work station computers and peripherals are available both within the Center and through the Department and College.   These include large format printers, 3D scanners, and a 3D model printer for rapid prototyping.  Specialized software includes Jack and DELMIA Human CAD systems, 3DSSPP Biomechanical Job Analysis, EEPP Energy Job Analysis along with LabVIEW, MATLAB, and over 390 titles available through the college computer network (CAEN).