Gravity Office Chair
Office chairs related to gravity mainly include the following types, all designed around gravity sensing or zero-gravity experiences:
1. ingCloud Office Chair: Dynamic Support System Based on Gravity Sliding
Developed by KOKUYO, the ingCloud office chair employs a self-adjusting mechanical structure, with its core innovation being a gravity-based sliding mechanism. This design replaces traditional spring mechanisms by utilizing the interaction between the user's weight and the seat structure, enabling synchronous movement of the seat, backrest, and armrests. For example, when the user leans back, the seat automatically adjusts its tilt angle through gravity sensing, while the backrest provides continuous support, avoiding the "floating sensation" caused by fixed spring tension in traditional chairs. Additionally, its 3D mesh material conforms to body curves, evenly distributing pressure to reduce localized compression, making it particularly suitable for prolonged office use. This technology requires no manual adjustments, dynamically responding to changes in posture and reducing fatigue caused by improper sitting positions.
2. Pioneering Gravity-Adaptive้้ฅ (Free-Roaming) Active Support Office Chair: World's First Follow-Back Technology
The highlight of this type of office chair lies in its gravity-adaptive follow-back function. Its mechanical structure can instantly sense changes in the user's center of gravity, dynamically adjusting the backrest angle and support intensity to achieve a "chair-moves-with-you" fit. For instance, when the user leans forward to work, the backrest actively moves forward to provide lumbar support; when leaning back to rest, the backrest synchronously reclines and distributes pressure. This design addresses the "empty lumbar" issue caused by fixed backrests in traditional chairs, making it especially suitable for users who frequently adjust their sitting positions.
3. Archimedes Brand Office Chair: Combination of Aerospace Zero-Gravity Technology and Biomechanics
The Archimedes office chair centers on aerospace zero-gravity technology, utilizing a biomechanical synchronous tilt chassis and a graded spinal support system to simulate the weightless state in space, reducing spinal pressure. Its initial model, launched in 2019, already incorporated "gravity-reducing" technology, upgraded in 2024 to aerospace zero-gravity spinal protection technology. This system dynamically adjusts the seat tilt angle and lumbar support intensity to evenly distribute body weight and reduce lumbar load. For example, its patented graded spinal support system automatically adjusts support intensity based on the user's weight and sitting position, avoiding adaptability issues caused by a single intensity level.
4. GIMI320 Zero-Gravity Office Chair: Electric Adjustment for Zero-Gravity Experience
The GIMI320 office chair achieves a zero-gravity state through electric adjustment functions, allowing users to control the seat angle, backrest tilt, and leg support panel via buttons, simulating the 120ยฐ-170ยฐ recline angle of a space capsule to place the body in a near-horizontal position, dispersing body weight pressure on the spine. This design is ideal for users who needๅไผ (noon breaks) or wish to maintain a comfortable sitting position for extended periods, with its electric system enabling precise angle control to avoid errors from manual adjustments.
