The ergonomic landscape is shifting. Back support for desktop computing remains relevant. But mobile computing use is rising. In the background, an Internet of Things is emerging. Soon, it’s likely that multi-device computing and sedentary behaviors will skyrocket — for some people.
For others, a clear path to boost productivity while combatting technostress already exists. This page tracks evolving ergonomic solutions to modern, multi-device computing problems.
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