Paper Title

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1 Affiliation – name of institution

Address

Author's email address

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Address

Author's email address

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Introduction

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Figure 1 – Figure title (Arial 12 pt, italic)

Table 1 – Table title (Arial 12 pt, italic)

Workstation 1	Workstation 2	Workstation 3
Employee A	150 pcs
Employee B	123 pcs
Employee C	88 pcs

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A2 + B2 = C2	(1)

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Acknowledgements

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References

Format references in accordance with ISO 690. Examples are provided below for: 1 – a book, 2 – a journal article, 3 – a conference paper, 4 – a doctoral thesis or other academic work, and 5 – an online source.

SLAMKOVÁ, E., DULINA, Ľ., TABAKOVÁ, M. Ergonomics in Industry. Žilina: GEORG, 2010. 261 pp. ISBN 978-80-89401-09-3.

ČUCHRANOVÁ, J., ŠESTÁK, J., BUREŠ, M. Analysis of the risk of upper-limb injury using the Strain Index method. Manufacturing Technology. 2013, 18(1), 14–19. ISSN 1211-4162.

KURKIN, O., BUREŠ, M. Evaluation of operational times by MTM methods in the digital factory environment. In: Annals of DAAAM for 2011 & Proceedings of the 22nd International DAAAM Symposium. Vienna, Austria, 2011. pp. 671–672. ISBN 978-3-901509-83-4.

BUREŠ, M. Methodology for the Digital Ergonomic Design and Evaluation of Workplaces in Mechanical Engineering Companies. Plzeň, 2010. Doctoral thesis. University of West Bohemia. Faculty of Mechanical Engineering.

WATERS, T., PUTZ-ANDERSON, V., GARG, A., FINE, L. Revised NIOSH equation for design and evaluation [online]. National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, 1994 [cited 23 January 2010]. Available from: http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/docs/94-110/pdfs/94-110.pdf