Fit
Start with the person, task, and available space.
A BioSystems One initiative
Equipment should fit the person.
Ergonomic furniture, workplace systems, and sensing technology considered through fit, engineering, and practical use.
Selection methodHuman-centred
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- Understand the person
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- Define the task
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- Match the equipment
Explore
Four ways into better work.
Browse each discipline with the fit and technical context that matters to it.
How B1 thinks
A clearer basis for selection.
Adjustment
Prefer useful ranges and controls over feature counts.
Evidence
Separate documented facts from editorial guidance.
Limitations
Make trade-offs visible before a decision is made.
Beyond individual products
Workstations are systems.
Equipment decisions are connected: posture, reach, sightlines, tasks, and the room all affect fit.
Workspaces
Plan a coherent setup
Understand how chairs, desks, displays, and input tools work together.
For organizationsStart a workplace conversation
Discuss equipment sourcing, workstation programs, and assessment planning.
Research & measurementExplore the Sensor Lab
Begin with modalities, signal needs, synchronization, software, and data access.
Coming soon
B1 Ergonomics Lab — Toronto
A future space for equipment fitting, workstation consultation, and sensing demonstrations.
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