Computer Ergonomics When A Rose Isn t A Rose
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Computer Ergonomics: Beyond Labels
Summary
While Shakespeare noted that a rose by any name would smell as sweet, the same can’t be said for computer ergonomics. Simply labeling a product as “ergonomically designed” doesn’t guarantee it truly is.
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In today's world, the term "ergonomic" is often misused. There are no universal laws or regulations governing how it is applied to products like computers, workstations, or chairs. As a result, many items claim to be ergonomic without any real basis.
Industry experts agree that the overuse of the term has diminished its value. Just because a product carries an ergonomic label does not necessarily mean it was designed with proper ergonomic principles. True ergonomic design requires extensive testing and even minor adjustments can make a significant difference in a product's effectiveness.
When choosing computers, workstations, chairs, and related equipment, it's crucial to approach the decision with care. Your health and future well-being depend on these choices. Don’t make these decisions lightly; consider them with requisite seriousness.
To ensure you’re selecting truly ergonomic products, seek independent evaluations. Numerous organizations provide unbiased analyses of products. Armed with this information, you’ll be better equipped to choose items that promote health and comfort now and in the long term.
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