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Evaluation of Multicriteria Workspace Comfort Using Virtual Reality and Physiological Indicators under Performance Constraints
This thesis presents a multisensory approach to workplace comfort assessment, integrating subjective, cognitive, and physiological measures within immersive virtual reality environments. Comfort is conceptualised as a dynamic and context-dependent phenomenon emerging from interactions between multip
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