This article mainly focuses on the early development of upright microscope operations based on unfounded ergonomics.
The main harm of poor microscope observation posture is to cause musculoskeletal diseases, and incorrect observation posture during long-term operation can cause pain or injury to the user. Neck, arms, back, shoulders, and arms are uncomfortable. Eye fatigue, discomfort in feet and feet. Research shows that 70% of long-term microscope users experience symptoms in the neck, shoulders, or upper back, while 56% of microscopes show an increased incidence of hand and arm symptoms. Other studies have shown that about 80% of people have experienced work-related musculoskeletal pain under microscopes in various fields, and 20% have received treatment. To some extent, compared to prolonged microscope operations, inaccurate posture observation has a higher proportion. Based on years of experience in microscope optics, we have developed a new ergonomic designed microscope that is suitable for use, making traditional microscope operations more comfortable for users.
Using a microscope
1. Adjust the microscope according to the homework requirements until it is comfortable to operate.
2. Avoid prolonged twisting of the head, neck, arms, and sitting position, and ensure that the head, neck, and arms do not feel sore or numb. Necessary activities and movements can be carried out.
3. Maintain correct sitting posture, correct eyes, and proper microscope operation.
4. Use an ergonomically designed microscope.
The above is a sharing of correct posture observation with a microscope.
