RESEARCH
In addition to leading Saturn Ergonomics, Murray Gibson is a non-traditional PhD student in the Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering at Auburn University. Murray’s research interests rapidly grew as Saturn Ergonomics pursued innovative ergonomics technology solutions, and becoming a part-time PhD student was a natural fit.
Murray routinely serves as a guest lecturer at Auburn University’s Samual Ginn College of Engineering and Harbert College of Business.
Active innovation/research projects at Saturn Ergonomics include:
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Application technologies for force and fatigue evaluation
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Simulated ergonomics evaluation
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Dynamic biomechanics modeling
Murray actively collaborates with researchers and students in the United States, Canada, Poland, and Iran. Current research projects include:
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Five New MAE-based Equations
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Rethinking Ergonomics Cost Benefit Analysis
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Smartphone Ergonomics SLR (Systematic Literature Review)
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Force Estimation Technology
Click the links below for additional information on Murray’s research.
