Category: RSI Products
ErgoMotion: A New Concept in Ergonomic Peripherals
Smartfish Technologies has recently introduced some very interesting user input devices featuring a new technology they call ErgoMotion, which is built on the concept that movement is the key to healthier computing.
Mousebean Ergonomic Hand Rest
The MouseBean Hand Rest is designed to provide support, protection and comfort when using a mouse, and can help reduce tension and stress in the hand, arm, shoulder, neck and back.
The NoHands Mouse: Look Ma – No Hands!
The NoHands Mouse is an interesting and innovative foot-operated mouse that consists of two separate pedals. One pedal operates the pointer, while the other is used for button clicking.
Wore Out My IMAK Smart Glove
This is a review of the IMAK SmartGlove, a glove-like device with a built-in wrist rest, and a similar product called the Computer Glove. Both are highly recommended.
Keeping Warm with the Mouse Hand Warmer
Create a warm ergonomic computer work area and the perfect mouse hand environment with the Mouse Hand Warmer, which is an inexpensive way to keep your mouse hand warm during chilly weather or whenever you feel your mouse hand getting cold.
ErgoSlope Ergonomic Desk Upgrade
The ErgoSlope is a gently-sloping and notched add-on desktop which attaches easily to your existing desk in just seconds. It provides comfortable support for your forearms and elbows and allows for wrist and arm angles which match the natural ‘rest angle’ of your joints.
WorkPace User Review
In “Musings from an overworked translator”, Jill Sommer reviews WorkPace, a software utility that reminds computer users to take breaks and leads them through a series of exercises.
Is That “Ergonomic Chair” Really Ergonomic?
An “ergonomic chair” is better than a plain old chair, right? Maybe. The problem is that stores and manufacturers are starting to put the word “ergonomic” in front of every chair they sell, whether it has anything to do with ergonomics or not. There is more to ergonomics than a little added cushioning in the seat.
Vista Voice Recognition Reviewed
A user reviews the voice recognition capability included in Microsoft Vista, and was pleasantly surprised: “Training took only a few minutes, and the software’s accuracy was higher than anything I tried before.”
Speech Recognition Options For RSI Sufferers
If you have difficulty using a standard keyboard and mouse on your computer, due to repetitive strain injury, carpal tunnel syndrome, or other disability, speech recognition is a viable alternative to using your hands to control your computer.
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