NORWALK, CT / ACCESS Newswire / October 16, 2025 / PostureUp, a leading innovator in ergonomic wellness solutions, has unveiled its latest breakthrough tool-the Ergo-Audit. The AI-based posture assessment is designed to help remote workers uncover and address the sources of work fatigue.
As working from home becomes a permanent part of life for many, almost 7 in 10 remote workers complain of body pain and tiredness due to poor posture and workstation design. With PostureUp's new Ergo-Audit, users can get a free, immediate tool that will help them see how their workspace is impacting their body. It offers tailored suggestions, step-by-step tools, and ongoing support to help comfort, energy, and productivity thrive at home.
Why Work Fatigue Is the Silent Productivity Killer
Research showed that over 50% of office workers complained of at least one musculoskeletal disorder associated with poor workstation ergonomics. From "tech neck" from hours of screen reading to wrist pain from excessive typing and back pain from unsupportive chairs, posture-related issues are a silent epidemic in today's workplace.
Poor posture can also knock up to 30% off a student's level of concentration, which will have an impact on performance. Physical pain not only feels bad in the body-it sucks mental focus and long-term motivation out of people.
The Ergo-Audit: A Smarter Way to Fix Your Workspace
The PostureUp's Ergo-Audit, non-fee-based and AI-powered, offers a deep dive into what your workspace setup may be doing to make you feel tired, sore, or unable to concentrate.
Within minutes, users can take a self-assessment, upload a picture of their desk setup, and receive a professional-grade ergonomic analysis, including custom solutions and product suggestions.
How It Works:
Answer Questions - Fill out a short form about your workspace and habits.
Upload a Photo - Take a picture of your workstation from your sitting position.
Get Instant Results - Receive a full ergonomic report with personalized adjustments and product suggestions.
How Better Ergonomics Beat Daily Fatigue
PostureUp points out that good ergonomics doesn't just make you hurt less-it also facilitates breathing, circulation, and mental clarity.
Research from the Journal of Occupational Health indicates that maintaining good posture can lower back and neck pain by as much as 52%. Meanwhile, employers who implement ergonomic improvements generally witness a 20 to 25% increase in employee productivity.
Key Benefits of Proper Ergonomics:
Less Pain, More Comfort: Relieve strain on the neck, shoulders, and lower back.
Better Breathing, Better Energy: Improve oxygen flow and sustain alertness throughout the day.
Sharper Focus: Reduce distractions and fatigue, increasing work efficiency.
Simple Fixes That Make a Big Difference
The Ergo-Audit not only diagnoses posture issues-it provides actionable recommendations and product insights, including:
WavePads Ergonomic Wrist Rest - A dual-surface wrist pad designed for comfort during typing and mouse use, helping prevent wrist strain and inflammation.
ErgoBrace Posture Support - A soft, lightweight brace that encourages proper shoulder and spine alignment, ideal for everyday use without discomfort.
Work fatigue shouldn't be accepted as normal
"Our mission with the Ergo-Audit is to make ergonomic health accessible to everyone," said Mir Shithil, spokesperson for PostureUp. "You shouldn't need expensive consultations to find out why you feel exhausted after work. The Ergo-Audit empowers people to fix posture problems before they become chronic."
About PostureUp
PostureUp is a forward-thinking ergonomic brand that specialises in comfort-enhancing solutions for modern professionals. Combining healthcare expertise with smart product design, PostureUp creates tools that promote better posture, prevent pain, and support overall well-being - both at work and at home.
Media Contact:
Company Name: PostureUp
Contact Person: Mir Shithil
Email: mir.shithil@postureupshop.com
Website: https://postureupshop.com/
SOURCE: PostureUp
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