Ergonomic Keyboard

DataHand Systems, Inc.d Ergonomic Keyboard design features enable low operating forces, reduced finger travel, and improved ergonomic hand support when compared with other available keyboard and mouse alternatives. It addresses the new Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requirements, which require U.S. businesses to take specific action to limit exposure to risk factors that cause MSD injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome and other repetitive stress disorders.

The keyboard essentially simulates two hands, with an elevated area for the user's palm, four depressions for the fingers and a trough for the thumb. Each finger can operate five switches and the thumbs can toggle switches in all directions. To limit training time, the keyboard layout matches the directions fingers move on a normal keyboard.

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