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Abstract：
Wearable sensors for psychophysiological monitoring are becoming increasingly mainstream in safety critical contexts. They offer a novel solution to capturing sub-optimal states and can help identify when workers in safety critical environments are suffering from states such as fatigue and stress. However, sensors can differ widely in their application, design, usability, and measurement and there is a lack of guidance on what should be prioritized or considered when selecting a sensor. The paper aims to highlight which concepts are important when creating or selecting a device regarding the optimization of both measurement and usability. Additionally, the paper discusses how design choices can enhance both the usability and measurement capabilities of wearable sensors. The hopes are that this paper will provide researchers and practitioners in human factors and related fields with a framework to help guide them in building and selecting wearable sensors that are well suited for deployment in safety critical contexts.
摘要：
用于心理生理监测的可穿戴传感器在安全关键环境中日益成为主流。它们提供了一种新颖的解决方案来捕获次优状态，并可以帮助识别安全关键环境中的工人何时遭受疲劳和压力等状态。然而,传感器的应用可以大不相同，设计,可用性，和测量，并且在选择传感器时应优先考虑或考虑什么方面缺乏指导。本文旨在强调在创建或选择有关测量和可用性优化的设备时，哪些概念是重要的。此外,本文讨论了设计选择如何增强可穿戴传感器的可用性和测量能力。希望本文将为人为因素和相关领域的研究人员和从业人员提供一个框架，以帮助他们构建和选择非常适合在安全关键环境中部署的可穿戴传感器。
