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The United States Air Force has a set of online course on ergonomics, including courses in:
This is quite useful information, and is not focused on military applications specifically. For example, the section on Tool Design demonstrates different types of hand-grips with an ice-cream scooper.
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Just a matter of weeks after my blogs presentation at IDSA, Google has launched a beta version of a blog search. And my preliminary usage has found it to be very good (better than feedster, which I had previously recommended).
http://blogsearch.google.com/blogsearch
Try searching for "human factors"...
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Unfortunately I won't be able to provide the video of the Blogs presentation I gave at the IDSA conference or last week - or rather I should say, I can only provide the video - unfortunately I did not record the audio succesfully. So rather than adding a nice soundtrack, I've decided not to post the video at all - but as you can see (click photo to enlarge), it was quite an exciting presentation.
You can still access the presentation slides here:
http://humanfactors.typepad.com/idsa/2005/08/idsa_conference_1.html
Chalk one up to bad design and/or human error. Apologies for this - no one is more dissapointed than myself.
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