Foreign-Invented Transformable Office Chairs
The transformable office chairs invented by foreigners mainly include Altwork Station, Joyride's self-developed creative seat, and Cluvens Scorpion Chair. Here are the detailed introductions:
Altwork Station: Invented by an American company, it is a fully functional office chair. It combines an office chair, an office desk, and a monitor into a whole, consisting of a chair, an extended monitor stand, and a built-in desk. The chair is equipped with a hydraulic system inside, allowing for free adjustment of each part. It can be easily operated through the control panel on the desk. Pressing a button can unfold the leg rest, adjust the desk angle, and when leaning back, the monitor can automatically find the best viewing position, enabling working while lying down. The mouse and keyboard are magnetically attached to the desk. The seat cushion, headrest, and footrest are all very soft, allowing you to sleep directly on it when tired, and switching to the standing mode does not affect work. However, its price is relatively high, around 30,000 yuan.
Joyride's self-developed creative seat: It is the world's first responsive seat self-developed by Joyride, a brand under a British company. It has no control buttons. Its deformation principle is that there is a mechanical lift inside the seat. When a person sits down, gravity makes the seat cushion naturally descend and the backrest automatically rise; when getting up and leaving, gravity disappears, and the lift system returns to its original state, turning the seat back into the original square stool. This hidden backrest design is suitable for various scenarios. It can be used as a dining chair and can save space when stored under the desk when not in use. In an office environment, it is a perfect match with the Cuba Dox adjustable desk of the same series. There are control buttons at the bottom of one side of the desk, allowing for height adjustment in the range of 70 to 121 cm.
Cluvens Scorpion Chair: It has become extremely popular abroad. It adopts an eight-legged structure and achieves a fully supported floating feeling through a high-carbon steel frame. Its core logic is to bring the monitor directly in front of the eyes through a boom-type structure, relieving the cervical spine. The angle can be precisely adjusted via a remote control, enabling multi-angle switching and changing the body's stress points. It can accommodate a 49-inch large screen or even a triple-screen setup, creating an immersive work area. It also integrates peripherals on the chair body, and the desk panel can be freely adjusted in angle. In addition, it comes with massage and heating functions, allowing for passive relaxation during work breaks, but its price is over 20,000 yuan.
