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Industrial engineering

set of principles for arranging work, the use of the body and the design of tools and workplaces so manual work takes less effort and time.

In industrial engineering, principles of motion economy refers to set of principles for arranging work, the use of the body and the design of tools and workplaces so manual work takes less effort and time. This meaning comes from Barnes (1937) in Motion and time study.[1]

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Barnes, R. M. (1937). Motion and time study. J. Wiley. ISBN 9780471059059

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