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Contemporary Trends in Human Factors and Ergonomics within Engineering Research
This review explores human factors and ergonomics (HFE) in the engineering subject
areas and analyzes research over the last five years across physical, cognitive, and organizational
ergonomics and is associated with the Industrial Revolution era. This review aims to identify
existing trends in HFE research related to the Industrial Revolution. This study used a systematic
four-step methodology and drew from the Science Direct and Scopus databases. The methodology
involves conducting a careful literature search, selecting pertinent and suitable literature
references, conducting bibliometric analysis, and participating in qualitative discussions. A total
of 353 articles are identified for further analysis. Our findings indicate that the current state of
Human Factors and Ergonomics (HFE) research remains largely situated within the research
paradigm of the Industrial Revolution 3.0 era. Investigations oriented towards the Industrial
Revolution 4.0, such as integrating machine learning and artificial intelligence into physical,
cognitive, and organizational ergonomics, are still limited. The insufficient adoption of these
advancements underscores the necessity for ongoing development of HFE research to leverage
these advancements in order to align with the trajectory towards Industry 4.0.
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