Verschiedene Kenngrößen für die physiologisch günstige Kopfneigung

Masseida, Judith; Philipp, Jens-Joachim; Wicher, Carola; Jaschinski, Wolfgang

doi:10.1007/bf03374410

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“…Thus continuous visual feedback is needed for operation which in turn affects the whole body posture. Against typical ergonomic recommendations, depending on the positioning of the device, postures with heavily bended necks arise, sometimes for prolonged timespans [7,8]. Also new facets of man-machine interaction evolve.…”

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A scoping review on smart mobile devices and physical strain

Tegtmeier

2018

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The reviewed literature indicated an elevated biomechanical risk, especially for the neck, the wrists and thumb. This was due to poor posture, ongoing and intermitted muscle tension, and/or repetitive movements. Papers addressing specific risks for smartphone and tablet use in different work environments are scarce. As the technology, as well as the use of smart mobile devices is rapidly changing, further research, especially for prolonged periods in the workplace is needed.

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