Doctors warn us about the dangers of a sedentary lifestyle, but the reality is that being on your feet all day is pretty tiring. Especially in active jobs, where there are tasks that could be performed sitting down if a chair were at hand.
The German company Noonee released their “chair without a chair” many years ago. an exoskeleton that allows a person to sit anywhere. Now he has perfected it.
New Armchair without armchair 2.0 It improves everything over its predecessor, but retains its main function: it is a “chair without a chair” that allows us to sit anywhere without losing mobility. You can see how it works in this video:
As we see Chairless Chair 2.0 is an exoskeleton that sits behind the legsgiving us two “extra legs”.
When we assume a sitting position, the artificial legs stretch out and together with our legs form a chair that remains perfectly stable, and allows us to sit anywhere.
The most interesting thing is that this exoskeleton does not reduce mobility. You can walk as usual and use it as needed.
no one focuses Armchair without armchair 2.0 companies whose employees perform work that requires constant standingbut no room for chairs, or they perform their tasks in different positions and must constantly switch from one to another.
No one can assure, as the statistics say, that the number of employees over 60 has increased by 30% in recent years, and as the retirement age is postponed, there will be even more of them.
This exoskeleton protects the back, allows users to experience less fatigue, and reduces injury and sick leave, which means savings for the company.
First version Chair without chair launched on the market a couple of years ago, it is already used by many German companies and shops. Version 2.0 much more attractive because It weighs 25% less, can be used by people up to 2 meters tall, and is more stable.
The time it takes to place it on the body has also been reduced to 30 seconds.
Armchair without armchair 2.0 It can already be bought in Spain through an official distributor, but the price is not cheap. Expenses 4235 euros.
Source: Computer Hoy
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