The user’s workplace is a corner table at a suitable height. He keeps the objects he needs to access, such as his keyboard, mouse, light switch, etc. (see associated tip) at the edge of the table. The computer itself is under the table and he uses his feet to turn it on (see associated tip).
A speakerphone and a breathing exercise device are located on folding arms on the desk (see associated tip).
Users comments
The user spends a lot of time at his computer workstation, where he can access the entire world.
Whose idea
The user
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