Smartphones have recently overtaken personal computers and laptops as the most common device that people use to access the Internet (Buckle, 2016). They enable people to communicate with anyone anywhere, facilitating social interactions with people who are very close by, or at the other side of the world. However, despite their obvious advantages in bringing people together, smartphones may sometimes pull people apart (Turkle, 2012). In particular, people often ignore others with whom they are physically interacting in order to use their smartphone instead. This phenomenon, called phubbing, seems to have become normative in everyday communication (Chotpitayasunondh & Douglas, 2016). One recent study reported that 90% of respondents used their smartphones during their most recent social activity, and also perceived that 86% of the others involved in the social interaction did the same (Ranie & Zickuhr, 2015). Another recent study showed that nearly half of adult respondents reported being phubbed by their romantic partner (Roberts & David, 2016). Despite the apparent prevalence of this phenomenon, research into its social consequences is limited. The current study aimed to address this gap, focusing on the effects that phubbing has on the perceived quality of communication and relationship satisfaction, and the mechanisms that drive these effects.
PMA Group consider this and develop a new product named KULAX Intelligent Graphene Heated Cervical Traction Device. The first publish is in MI platform for crowdfunding all local customers on Aug,2021.
Nowsdays people have problems from cervical spine due to long-time working under strain. It becomes an urgency to reduce stress of the cervical spine when people feels dizzy. PMAKULAX Intelligent Graphene Heated Cervical Traction Device can ease the stress and pain based on its automatic rising and surrounding fixation design as well as lifting with a certain frequency.
Graphene is a high-tech heating material that has won Nobel Prize with even heat feature and supports multi-level intelligent temperature control. The heat can reach the depth of the cervical vertebra, and both lifting and hot compress make cervical spine and muscles more comfortable.
When electrically heated to 39℃, Graphene film will release 6-14μm far infrared light wave, which resonates with the human body, effectively activating the activity of biomolecules such as nucleic acids and proteins in the cells in the body, improving metabolism, improving blood microcirculation, promoting wound healing, and invigorating the neck.
Besides powered off through 15-30 mins of timing, the device can be also controlled by MIJIA App to make rehabilitation plans. Moreover, it can be intelligently controlled through voice chat by connecting to Xiaoai with gentle girl reminder for each switch or stopping.
Similar to the claw, text neck happens when you spend long periods of time looking down at your smartphone.“It is an epidemic or, at least, it’s very common,” Kenneth Hansraj, chief of spine surgery at New York Spine Surgery and Rehabilitation Medicine, told The Washington Post. “Just look around you, everyone has their heads down.” We're certainly in an era of smartphone obsession. So let us solve it by using KULAX Intelligent Graphene Heated Cervical Traction Device.
