Abstract: A wing station is mounted proximately to a computer monitor to allow simultaneous viewing of both the wing station and the computer monitor by the operator. The wing station includes a liquid crystal display and an annunciator unit with a control panel.

Abstract: A process control operator workstation ergonomically designed to provide a plurality of consoles integrally mountable in a substantially semi-circular configuration wherein the individual operator console provides a variable height keyboard countertop, a video display monitor that is adjustable vertically horizontally and rotationally as well as being tiltable, and an integral rotatable side-panel or monitor wing station mounted to the video display monitor for containing various control modules within easy reach of the operator while viewing the monitor to thus provide a comfortable workstation adaptable to operators in the range of 5% female to 95% male as defined in the anthropometric tables of THE HUMAN FACTORS SOCIETY INC.

Abstract: A light fixture for horizontal or wall task surfaces for office and like interiors adapted to be used with an ambient light system which fixture utilizes a plain rectangular elongated housing for a fluorescent lamp with simplified end brackets which permit the fixture to be mounted directly or indirectly on screens or partitions at any desired elevation, and providing angular adjustment. Direct glare is avoided and veiling reflections reduced by angular selection, lens selection, and recessing the lens within the housing. The adjustment brackets provide precise angular incremental adjustment but are designed to slip if excessive force is exerted on the fixture to avoid damage to the fixture, partition, or screen.