Smartfish Technologies

April 23, 2009 · Posted in Product Profiles

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Smartfish Technologies was founded on a passion for healthier living, smart technology and true ergonomic innovation in an ever-growing electronic world.

As a practicing chiropractor of 14 years, Dr. Jack Atzmon met with thousands of patients who continually complained of hand, wrist, shoulder and back pain. Through his extensive knowledge of Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI), common forms known as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Dr. Atzmon began to understand that these ailments came from the day-to-day use of computers—specifically, repetitive motion of keyboard and mouse use. Continuing his research of RSI and studies of computer users, Dr. Atzmon began to develop the very first ergonomic keyboard to truly eliminate risks of RSI for computer users.

Dr. Atzmon’s vision and breakthrough technology lead him to form SmartFish Technologies and launch the Pro:Motion™ Keyboard for desktop computers. With overwhelming positive response to the sleek design and true health benefits, Smartfish has already begun to expand its ergonomic line to gaming, handheld, industrial and even virtual devices. Its patented smart technology not only removes the stress of repetitive use, but promotes healthier lifestyles for work and play.

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