MINEOLA, NY -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 06/20/06 -- Torbay Holdings, Inc. (OTCBB: TRBY) announced today that it will launch BrakemoorCorporate(TM), the "Enterprise" version of its Anti.Fatigue(TM) software, at the Eastern Ergonomics Conference and Exhibition to be held in Boston, MA, June 21st & 22nd.
BrakemoorCorporate(TM) is a server-based Enterprise solution that allows corporate users to employ TRBY's Brakemoor(TM) Anti.Fatigue(TM) software throughout their organizations.
Break reminders are already an integral part of the corporate ergonomic toolkit. However they mostly rely upon "active exercise" routines that carry with them the risk of injury to muscles that maybe already fatigued. TRBY's Anti.Fatigue(TM) solutions provide practical tools to combat the upper limb fatigue created by extensive computer use. Fatigue can go unnoticed when computer users are "busy doing thinking work." Brakemoor reminds computer users to periodically take breaks so as to allow their muscle physiology an opportunity to re-equilibrate. This is done uniquely and "passively" by the use of a breathing exercise, a muscle relaxation technique and a recovery period during, which interactive media can be provided.
BrakemoorCorporate(TM) uses this media period to provide corporate communications to all or workgroup selected users on the network. Examples of corporate communications that might be delivered are Sensitivity and Diversity Training, Ergonomic Information or corporate bulletin board material. In this way BrakemoorCorporate(TM) is a break from computer work that uses such time productively, delivering important information, and so is not just an interruption to the workflow. It also records that the information was distributed and has been received by the user, proof of training can be a legislative requirement such as is required under California State AB 1825 Sexual Harassment Law.
Designer Appliances, Inc. is leading the way in the development of Anti.Fatigue(TM) tools and technologies to manage the impact that fatigue is now understood to have upon computer users. Anti.Fatigue(TM) design conforms to Universal Design criteria so produces products that are more "Accessible and Assistive" to all, including persons with dexterity impairment or disability. We are all capable of fatigue.
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