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The Cognitive Ergonomics Framework (CEF) provides a practical, open engineering specification for translating cognitive ergonomics into actionable design requirements to reduce cognitive cost in systems and work environments. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.METHODOLOGICAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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The aim is to create a framework that incorporates cognitive ergonomics into practical design applications.

April 7, 2026Open Access

Cognitive Ergonomics Framework (CEF): Open Engineering Specification

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The aim is to create a framework that incorporates cognitive ergonomics into practical design applications.
Developed an open engineering specification for cognitive ergonomics
Defined design requirements and measurable intervention logic
Established pilot baselines for evaluation
Provided a practical tool to reduce cognitive cost
Enhanced design processes in systems and work environments

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Cognitive Ergonomics Framework (CEF) is an open engineering specification for translating cognitive ergonomics into design requirements, pilot baselines, and measurable intervention logic. It defines a practical tool layer for reducing cognitive cost in systems, products, and work environments.

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Andrey A. Yudin

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Lipetsk State Pedagogical University

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