An Exploratory study of arm-reach reaction time and eye-hand coordination

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      <subfield code="a">The study examined the time taken to reach and touch keys positioned both within and just outside the traditional reach envelope, as well as within and just outside the region of easy visibility, defined as being within a 30º cone centred on the line of sight. Wenever a physical work task is performed, the manipulanda of that task must of necessity be within reach of the body. The question of what constitutes the optimal range of that reach under varyng circumstances has been the subject of much anthropometric research</subfield>
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