Existing products

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Most work stations look like this they consist of:

  • Table
  • Chair 
  • Laptop/ Pc
  • Separators 

Why not have an all in one product where there is a table, chair, built-in laptop/pc with an air purifier and separators to helps us with maintaining better preventive methods under this pandemic.











Designing any work station ergonomic tips I need to consider  :

  • Work in a neutral posture.
  • Avoid exerting a lot of force while working.
  • Vary your tasks.
  • Lift with your legs – never your back.
  • Reduce stressful movements.
  • Keep frequently used items close to avoid twisting or turning often.
  • Use the right tools and set up for the job.
  • Make sure work areas are well lit.
  • Get proper rest and take breaks.
  • Assume a relaxed, tension-free posture in your neck and shoulders.
  • Place your elbows at a 90-degree angle.
  • Keep your wrists in a neutral position, protected from sharp or hard edges.
  • Make sure the mouse is at the same height and distance from the screen as the keyboard.
  • Ensure you have adequate lower-back support.
  • Keep your knees and hips at 90-degree angles.
  • Position your feet flat on the floor or support them with a footrest.
  • Make sure the height of your work surface is appropriate.
  • Sit the correct distance from the monitor – about 25 inches.
  • Make sure you can easily read the text on your screen.




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