One size fits all works great for foam fingers and unitards, but when dealing with office ergonomics, it is not always a great solution (and incorporating a foam finger and unitard into your office er …read more

Ergonomic keyboards share a few common goals: reducing forearm pronation, lowering force needed to depress keys, and putting fingers and wrists in the most natural positions possible. The Kinesis Adva …read more

The Goldtouch Go Travel Keyboard is a portable ergonomic keyboard that can help you prevent repetitive stress, forearm pronation, and some other problems you want no part of. Like the full-si …read more

In looking at ergonomic keyboards, there are two general design principles to keep in mind:The first is that our arms come in at an angle to reach the keyboard, meaning that the traditional straight-o …read more

Ergonomic positioning is important for comfort in the office, but there is no perfect static position to be in. Human bodies are made to move, even if the shifts are small in nature. That is why we ha …read more