Upon arrival of World Sight Day, it's important to remind people that staring at a screen for too long is bad for their eyes and that doctors recommend those who work desk jobs to look away from their computer every 20 minutes. However, many people either don't remember to do that or get too drawn into their work to care. That is why the 'Eyescare' app was created to force users to automatically look away every so often by showing a gross, scary or unappealing image.
From hacked up feet to gross mating insects -- this app doesn't stop with a simple image of mold-covered cheese. The app is launching on World Sight Day and encourages people to keep their eyes healthier by interrupting time spent staring at a screen. Though it may come with a little social judgement at the office, the "eyecare" it provides in the end is worthwhile.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Screen-staring Interruption Apps
- The trend of apps that interrupt screen-staring to promote healthier eye habits.
- Eyecare Reminder Technology
- The trend of technologies that remind individuals to take breaks from staring at screens for better eye health.
- Gross Image Intervention
- The trend of using unappealing or frightening images to discourage excessive screen staring.
Sectors Adopting This
- Health and Wellness
- The industry that can leverage screen-staring interruption apps to promote healthier eye habits and well-being.
- Technology
- The industry that can create and innovate eyecare reminder technologies to support healthier digital lifestyles.
- Digital Entertainment
- The industry that can incorporate gross image interventions into games or interactive experiences to promote healthier screen habits.
