Ergonomic design products

This ergonomic box cutter has a finger-friendly ceramic blade that's designed to safely make short work of the endless cardboard shipping boxes we all get daily.

Back pain, wrist pain, headaches...it's really time to upgrade your sitting space.

Ergopainter

Walkers have prevailed in recent decades. Today they are of course part of everyday life of many elderly people. This project aims to provide a modern walking frame to support elderly people to maintain their active lifestyle. 'MotiWalkr' meant to motivat...

When was the last time you used a computer mouse and said "Wow!" or made you feel young again because your wrist didn't hurt anymore? There are computer mice th...

Beautiful ergonomic design. High-precision sensor. 3 connection modes. Available for productivity and gaming. Pre-order now.

Not all chairs, however, have to be super comfortable, lest you regularly get tempted to sink into your office chair in the middle of the day. Some chairs specialize in one purpose or another, and few try to meet the wide range of needs that we have for these seats. This rather unorthodox design, however, tries to do exactly that, and it does so in a way that makes efficient use of space but also looks pretty non-ergonomic despite its stated design goals. Read More.

If you allow designers to call the tune, they’ll end up creating lots of fascinating stuff out of ordinary things. Not that we mind: doesn’t it feel good having something that is both useful and aesthetically pleasing? Bright Side has gleaned 25 examples of everyday objects that look remarkably original while remaining practical.

Amefa | Integral | design by Isabel Heubl

Gihawoo’s Ergonomic Mouse looks like a joystick at first, until you realize that it’s meant to be held at its base like a thick marker instead of at the tip (where one would normally hold a joystick). It sports neat curved surfaces for your hand to rest on, with left and right-click buttons both resting under your index finger in a manner that may require a bit of getting used to. READ & VIEW MORE NOW!

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It is on the hand that a person who is without sight depends. Not always, but in our modern world, quite often. The hand is one of the most sensitive places on

Since childhood, we have spent a considerable amount of time sitting at desks, which naturally puts strain on our bodies. Maintaining proper posture for extended periods is challenging, and we often fail to recognize the importance of taking breaks and st...

Prototyping and testing form factors of VR controller with handmade soft yellow foam material. New Virtual Reality Controller design is ergonomic device solution that protects your hand while in use and is fully tracked in 3D space.