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Ergonomic Table For Your Laptop
It’s an age-old agenda, to have the perfect setup that allows you to work on the computer endlessly and yet maintain the correct posture. Time and again specialists insist and designers execute ideas that support an ergonomic table and chair, ideal for computer usage. Biuro is just that.
Biuro is an ergonomic desk for appropriate laptop use. It is meant to avoid musculoskeletal problems caused by a wrong posture. It allows the user to have a better position while working on this laptop, thanks to a tablet, which raises the height of the screen.
Designer: Marc Tran
19 Comments »
Thiet ke web chuan seo says
Good
ken says
might be good for viewing but typing like that cant be good for you
onkl says
Typing in this posture will, beyond any doubt, lead to grave physical problems.
A designer who is unable to regard the given constraints of a design while solving the main problem is a bad designer.
A design website that simply copies a marketing text with manifest fallacies is a bad design website.
Sadly, this post is a fine example of both. Please, Yankodesign, a very basic level of quality control /bullshit filtering would be most appreciated.
nithin says
good one
Alex says
Typing like that is indeed a problem. Any it doesn’t cater space for add ons like keyboard and mouse. Not very well thought out I must say,
TT says
is it good UX for key-in style?
Marc Tran says
Thank you for your feedbacks.
Well the typing position seems to create a debate.
Look at or study the ergonomy at work and you will see.
http://ergonomenon.com/ergonomics-articles/ergonomic-nightmare-of-the-week-laptop-computers/
The best solution is to have an additionnal keyboard of course.
onkl says
The link you provide consider the ergonomic limitations of laptop usage while on the move.
Your desk design, on the other hand, appears to be aimed at providing a semi-permanent workspace.
For that, the ergonomic demands are way higher. A potential improvement on your design might be to let the laptop support not only swing upward, but also shifting backwards, creating an open access to the underlying wall pocket, which can then provide space for a separate keyboard.
Please do not consider me harsh, i deem your design aesthetically very nice, but when designing objects with a practical function, i think practicality should not be lost on the aesthetic qualities.
Dira says
Way to many ppl use laptops to much. They are not good for longer work hours.
As many ppl have said. The writing position would be terrible for this. “Looks good” though, esthetically.
A few golden rules when it come to ergonomics. Straight back, head slightly tilted forward for natural water flow into eyes. Just like your pic shows, the eyes are in the same hight as the top of the screen. What ppl forget alot, is that you should have your arms resting.
GL nd keep up the good work.
King Krak says
The image showing the keyboard tilted up at 30 degrees (3rd from bottom image) is just terrible design. You know, there’s a reason keyboards aren’t angled like that: IT’S INCREDIBLY PAINFUL.
I want to make everyone involved with this project and the folks at Yanko have to use a laptop like this for a week. Oh, no one lasted an hour? Oh, what a surprise.
standup desk says
Beautiful design no doubt. These things were once just for geeks only now everyone seems to love height adjustable desks.
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