Omniquad ErgoSense 2.0.2

Ergonomics at work-focused on working practices-easy exercises to prevent RSI

Ergonomics at work-innovative software focused on user work patterns-reduce workforce stress and prevent Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI)-easy, unintrusive, interactive ergonomic exercises on your desktop- proven and recommended optional exercise sets

ErgoSense analyses how you use your computer and recognizes when eyestrain or RSI are more likely to occur. You will be presented with a series of 3D-animated ergonomic exercises which you can follow, delay or dismiss. ErgoSense has no learning curve, does not intrude on your work & dispenses with medical jargon.
Worktime ergonomics-an enterprise wide software application-an innovative tool that focuses on user work patterns-dynamically analyzes computer usage and suggests micro-breaks-create a work environment free from Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) risk-effective means to de-stress your workforce, reduce employee health complaints and boost concentration levels and productivity-does not intrude on work-optional ergonomic exercises on your desktop with detailed descriptions-proven exercise sets which conform to recommended Health & Safety Executive guidelines-a 3D animated model demonstrates the simple exercise sets-choose animated exercise models according to personal preferences-design user specific exercise sequences/combinations of your own to concentrate on distinct problem areas using the Exercise Session Designer-modify existing exercise sets and create appropriate exercise schedules to conform to work practices-view user logs pertaining to exercise schedules and keep detailed and employee specific records-includes comprehensive guide on RSI as well as quick tips on lighting,VDU, protecting your back and warning signs-can be deployed on a network server or on any computer-a network ErgoSense installation can be managed centrally-does not take up any disk space in client workstations-launch with Windows startup or run it in your system tray.

Omniquad ErgoSense 2.0.2 Tags:
rsi repetitive strain injury carpal tunnel syndrome head ache neck and back stiffness extensive computer use