With the pandemic process, masks have become indispensable in our lives.

It has become
mandatory for us to use it in public transport, outside, in the office, almost everywhere.
However, the use of masks also paved the way for other problems. We are faced with
problems such as people's ears being uncomfortable, glasses wearing glasses steaming, some
masks not fitting the face properly and disturbing people. In order to minimize such problems,
we need to improve the mask ergonomically. Such problems can be overcome by changing
elements such as the design and material of the mask.
First, we can start with the design of the mask. The design of a classic mask is rectangular,
and when worn on the face, it opens and wraps a part of the nose from under the chin. Thus,
we prevent the entry and exit of microbes from the outside and inside. However, this design
can make people who wear glasses quite uncomfortable. Because air can come out from the
top of the nose and therefore the lenses of your glasses can fog up. Although the wires in the
masks can prevent this to some extent, it cannot be said to affect it completely. In addition,
the wires can sometimes disturb people by sinking. In order to solve this problem, we need to
be able to prevent the air outflow from the nose side of the mask. We can achieve this by
using a sticky substance on the edge of the mask. In other words, by ensuring that the part of
the mask that comes under the eyes sticks to the body, we can prevent air from escaping
towards the glasses.
Another issue that needs to be developed on the mask is the mask elastics. Since we use
masks for a long time, the tires that are not comfortable can hurt people's ears after a while.
This causes actions such as taking off the mask and putting it on. Incorrect removal and
wearing of the mask also causes the mask to lose its function. That's why we need to make the
elastics of the mask more ergonomic. To prevent this, we can make the mask elastics
extensible. A system can be developed on tyres, just like the bag handles that get longer and
shorter. Thus, people can adjust the tires so that they do not disturb their ears.