In industrial engineering, Cognitive Ergonomics studies how to align manufacturing systems with the brain's processing limits. Unlike traditional ergonomics, which addresses physical strain, cognitive ergonomics focuses on mental workload, decision-making, and the quality of human-computer interaction.
In Industry 5.0, the main goal is to prevent information overload on the shop floor. Intuitive interfaces and AI-driven support reduce mental stress and improve situational awareness.
This approach helps workers avoid data fatigue and focus on high-level, creative problem-solving.