How Ijoy Robotic Massage Chair Increases Workplace Productivity
August 14, 2008 by admin
Filed under iJoy Robotic Massage Chair
Chronic attacks of stiff neck, aching wrists, and shoulders that seem like it just lifted a ton could be preludes to worse things involving anyone’s health. It would be best to immediately consult a physician. More often than not, these could be symptoms of work-related stress brought about by loss of circulation. When workers are stressed or injured, this could mean less workplace productivity and more downtime. The Ijoy robotic massage chair aims to help the workers and employees reduce the work-related stress and injuries.
OFFICE WORKERS
The most likely candidates for this kind of stress are office workers who spend long hours on their desk without standing and doing some physical exercises to stimulate blood circulation. Ijoy robotic Massage chair could be the best solution to this. A massage chair could easily be installed in one corner in any office setting and workers could find relief through a massage without leaving the workplace and without much fuss.
COMPUTER OPERATORS
The worst-hit by work-related stress are computer operators who, unlike your regular office worker, has to stay glued in front of the computer monitor while tapping the keyboards. Studies have shown that most keyboards are not ergonomically designed thus causing much stress on the wrists. Staying on a workstation that is not also ergonomically designed, (especially when the worker glides on this chair’s wheels instead of standing up to pick something from an adjacent table), can impede blood and lymph flow through the body. If these workers have learned to love their chairs so much, the Ijoy robotic massage chair is something they would love more.
Computer operators are prone to the so-called “occupational disease of the 21st century” – the Carpal Tunner Syndrome. This disease is characterized by the tingling sensation and numbness in the hand, fingers and the wrist. Worse cases are characterized by the swelling of the fingers with intense pain. This kind of intense discomfort usually appears at night that it awakens the patient.
ASSEMBLY-LINE WORKERS
The assembly-line workers are also very susceptible to repetitive stress injuries. Just like the computer operators, they are prone to neck and wrist injuries that may lead to the Carpal Tunner Syndrome. Assembly-line workers include those who work in clothing and shoe factories, computer and cell phone parts and accessories, and other electronics-related industries that produce computer chips and parts. They could benefit well with a portable massage contraption like the Ijoy robotic massage chair.
MUSICIANS
Musicians (pianists, violinists, cellists, etc.), are some of the most engrossed people in the world. They spend endless hours after hours of practice to perfect their pieces that they have the most un-ergonomic chairs and positions. Wrist, arms, and back problems could also occur.
It is highly recommended that these types or workers and professionals (including those not mentioned here) should avoid sitting in their workstations or in their bench for more than one hour. It is the experts’ advice for these types of workers to at least pause every hour for a mini-exercise and a longer break every 2 to 3 hours. While it may not be an easy thing to do especially when one is so engrossed with his work that any interruption is treated with disdain, the prospect of a relaxing couple of minutes on an Ijoy robotic massage chair could be a very agreeable prospect.