All articles tagged with #ergonomic design
Rumors suggest that Apple's Magic Mouse 3, expected to release in 2026, will feature a relocated charging port and a more ergonomic design, aiming to better compete with Logitech's MX Master series, which recently launched its MX Master 4 with advanced features like haptic feedback and a new Actions Ring.
Bailey Hikawa creates unique, ergonomic, and artistic phone cases that serve functional purposes like better grip and multiple stand angles, but also feature unconventional embedded items, which may appeal to some and repel others due to their boldness and practicality.
The upcoming Logitech MX Master 4 mouse will feature innovative haptic feedback through a 'Haptic Sense' control panel and an 'actions ring,' enhancing user interaction with customizable vibrations, and is expected to launch on September 30 at around $150.
Designer Ivan Kuleshov has created a redesigned shell for the Apple Magic Mouse that allows for upright charging through a USB-C port, addressing the infamous charging issue and enhancing its ergonomic feel. The design modification enables the mouse to be used while charging, bypassing Apple's standard charging protocol. Kuleshov's project is open-source, allowing others to modify their own Magic Mice.
Ivan Kuleshov has used 3D printing to create an ergonomic enclosure for Apple's Magic Mouse that allows for charging via USB-C while in use. The new design addresses the longstanding issue of the mouse needing to be turned upside-down to charge, making it unusable during charging. Kuleshov's enclosure maintains accurate movement while charging and has been hailed as the "world's first ergonomic Magic Mouse with no weaknesses." Despite the positive response, critics highlight the absurdity of needing to fix a design flaw in the first place.
This article showcases a collection of innovative office chair designs that prioritize comfort, ergonomics, and aesthetics. From chairs made with recycled materials to those inspired by fortune cookies, these designs offer unique features such as adjustable backrests, auto-following components, and multifunctionality. While some chairs tackle the issue of ocean plastic, others focus on creating a private and noise-free workspace. However, some designs may lack customization options or may not be suitable for long hours of work.
Researchers at the University of Helsinki analyzed body-based measurement systems across cultures using data from the Human Relations Area Files database and found that body-based measurements are used by all cultures, though it is used more often in some areas of interest than others. The most well-known body measures—cubits, spans and fathoms—were also the most common. The team concludes by suggesting that body-based measurements are most commonly still used today in projects that involve ergonomic design, which makes them more personalized.
ODI Grips has released the Reflex grip, the latest innovation in impact damping, designed to reduce impacts and vibration being passed on to the riders’ hands, allowing for more comfortable and longer rides. The Reflex grips feature a proprietary grip compound, responsive ribbed padding, and a waffle section to provide easy traction points and eliminate the feeling of a large squishy padded grip. The grips are available in two diameters and nine color options.