
Home and Office Ergonomic
[LessonDescription: Ergonomics]

The application consists of 5 different modules and uses both VR and AR. It displays your desk and adjusts it to meet current regulations. During the experience, you will embark on a fascinating journey through the virtual history of humankind, explore human anatomy, and learn how to work healthily. Hazards of sedentary work – Using augmented reality (AR), a virtual human appears in your room at your desk. In this part of the application, you will discover the risks associated with sedentary work. The app uses an anatomical model of the human body. Through a precise projection of the muscular structure, circulatory system, and physical build, you can observe the changes that occur when working in a seated position. Your goal is to identify the hazards and perform preventive exercises with a virtual trainer. The impact of sitting on health – The application will take you on a fascinating journey through a virtual world, where you will learn about the history of humankind's relationship with sitting. You will travel to, among other places, the Stone Age, the Middle Ages, and the present day. A beautiful and engaging virtual journey that brings history to life in an educational way. Ergonomic workstation – In this part of the application, augmented reality is used to help you adjust your desk to meet current ergonomic standards. The aim is to align virtual objects with the real elements of your desk. As a result, you receive guidance on how to improve your working environment. Active workstation – With this application, you can set up a virtual standing desk. You do not need to buy a desk to see whether it fits your room. Simply put on the headset – you will see your room through the goggles with a virtual standing desk inside it. Augmented reality helps you visualise what such a desk would look like in your office or home. But that is not all – once you have set up the desk, you will learn about the principles of standing work. A virtual trainer will introduce you to the topic of working while standing, highlight the benefits, and show you how to make the transition from sitting to standing with ease. Mobility training – A virtual trainer will appear in your room to guide you through a series of mobilisation exercises. The exercises are wireless and make use of everyday household objects.
10 min
1 lesson
9 languages
Controllers or hands
About 2 x 2 m
Optional commands
The application consists of 5 different modules and uses both VR and AR. It displays your desk and adjusts it to meet current regulations. During the experience, you will embark on a fascinating journey through the virtual history of humankind, explore human anatomy, and learn how to work healthily. Hazards of sedentary work – Using augmented reality (AR), a virtual human appears in your room at your desk. In this part of the application, you will discover the risks associated with sedentary work. The app uses an anatomical model of the human body. Through a precise projection of the muscular structure, circulatory system, and physical build, you can observe the changes that occur when working in a seated position. Your goal is to identify the hazards and perform preventive exercises with a virtual trainer. The impact of sitting on health – The application will take you on a fascinating journey through a virtual world, where you will learn about the history of humankind's relationship with sitting. You will travel to, among other places, the Stone Age, the Middle Ages, and the present day. A beautiful and engaging virtual journey that brings history to life in an educational way. Ergonomic workstation – In this part of the application, augmented reality is used to help you adjust your desk to meet current ergonomic standards. The aim is to align virtual objects with the real elements of your desk. As a result, you receive guidance on how to improve your working environment. Active workstation – With this application, you can set up a virtual standing desk. You do not need to buy a desk to see whether it fits your room. Simply put on the headset – you will see your room through the goggles with a virtual standing desk inside it. Augmented reality helps you visualise what such a desk would look like in your office or home. But that is not all – once you have set up the desk, you will learn about the principles of standing work. A virtual trainer will introduce you to the topic of working while standing, highlight the benefits, and show you how to make the transition from sitting to standing with ease. Mobility training – A virtual trainer will appear in your room to guide you through a series of mobilisation exercises. The exercises are wireless and make use of everyday household objects.
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[LessonDescription: Ergonomics]
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