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Classification of construction hazard-related perceptions using: Wearable electroencephalogram and virtual reality

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2013Enhancing Construction Hazard Recognition and Communication with Energy-Based Cognitive Mnemonics and Safety Meeting Maturity Model: Multiple Baseline Study195 cited

2019Feasibility analysis of electrodermal activity (EDA) acquired from wearable sensors to assess construction workers’ perceived risk165 cited

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