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Regarding the post – don’t control room operators’ eyes get tired from staring at the large screens all day at work? https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-3243544-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum) Looking at bright screens every day is definitely not good for one’s eyes. Everyone, let’s do this on a daily basis – what clever tactics do you use to protect your eyes? For example, eating more vegetables, wearing glasses, doing eye exercises, or drinking teas that are good for the eyes? ?
There’s nothing more intense than checking your phone every day.
Perhaps in the future, it will serve as a key control point in occupational health to remind people to pay attention
Yeah, looking at a screen is tiring enough in the first place, but even more people take every opportunity to stare at their phones: lol
Can screen mirroring technology be used to display information from a smartphone on a large screen?
That’s right, that’s the key point: how to make employees feel less tired
All of this has been achieved now. The problem is that you can’t expect everyone to use the central display as their own:lol
That’s true; otherwise, some people might not be able to resist playing games
Is there an organized activity for doing eye exercises? ? ? ?
This can and should exist, but the vast majority of people are likely to prefer to spend their time on mobile games