Recent research at Washington State University identified a greater incidence of neck muscle strain while using a tablet compared to sitting with the head in a neutral position. Participants were tested in multiple positions while reading and typing for 2 to 5 minutes. They study was designed to help evaluate head and neck “biomechanics during […]
Healthy Ergonomics for Touch-screen Tablets and Smartphones
In a study by Harvard School of Public Health, experienced tablet users completed a series of tasks using two types of touch-screen tablets. Each had a case that with adjustments that allowed for the units to adjust for tilt and be propped up. The findings reveal some simple, yet effective opportunities for healthy ergonomics. Tablets, […]
