D12
Smartwatch
16/10
Smartwatches have been revolutionizing the way we think about wristwatches. While traditional wristwatches have always been a fashion statement, the introduction of smartwatches has made them a more practical tool that can be used for a wide range of activities beyond just telling time.
One of the most significant changes that smartwatches have brought about is the way we interact with them. Unlike traditional watches, smartwatches feature touchscreens that allow users to swipe, tap, and input data directly into the watch face. However, this new interaction method presents unique ergonomic challenges.
Typically, when we interact with our smartwatches, we need to raise our arm to a specific angle and maintain that posture while we use the device. This can put significant strain on the elbow and wrist joints, leading to discomfort and even pain over time.
To combat this issue, new watch designs are emerging that focus on providing a more comfortable and ergonomic experience for users. One such design involves the addition of degrees to the watch face, which can make it more comfortable to use and reduce strain on the elbow and wrist.