Hunchback orthosis

A hunchback orthosis, including:

• a wearing assembly for wearing on shoulders of a user, including:
• two connecting belts, wherein when the user wears the wearing assembly on the shoulders, the two connecting belts are disposed along a direction which is perpendicular to the user's spine;
• two shoulder wear pieces respectively connected to the two connecting belts, and the two shoulder wear pieces being for fastening on the user's shoulders;
• a reminder device for generating a vibration or a sound to remind the user to adjust a current body posture of the user, including:
• a casing;
• a fixed fastener located on one side of the casing and connected to one of the two connecting belts which pulls the fixed fastener without causing any relative movement between the fixed fastener and the casing;
• a movable fastener located on an opposite side of the casing and connected to another of the two connecting belts which pulls and accordingly moves the movable fastener relative to the casing;
• a first guide member fixed on one end of the movable fastener and passing through a side wall of the casing;
• a second guide member fixed to another end of the movable fastener, and passing through the side wall of the casing;
• a first contact end, fixed to one end of the first guide member, and moving along following movement of the movable fastener;
• a micro switch, fixed in the casing, when the first contact end moves and contacts the microswitch, the microswitch enters a conductive state, so that the casing will produce the vibration or the sound, and when the first contact end no longer contacts the microswitch, the microswitch enters an off state, so that the casing stops producing the vibration or the sound;
• a counting module, fixed in the casing, and used to accumulate the number of times the microswitch is contacted and enters the conductive state within a period of time.