Office Chair Through the Body (Translation)

Currently, there is no design for an 'office chair through the body,' but there are wearable exoskeleton seats that can provide similar flexible rest functions. Here are detailed introductions to several wearable exoskeleton seats:

The wearable chair 'chairless chair 2.0' launched by the German company noonee: This wearable chair features a unique design and functionality. When the user wears it, the internal variable dampers play a crucial role, supporting the wearer's weight. When needing a rest, the user only needs to slightly bend their knees to sit down anywhere instantly, which is extremely convenient. Moreover, it can adjust its height according to the user's needs to adapt to different work scenarios and body postures, providing comfortable support for the user.

The 'Invisible Chair': The 'Invisible Chair' is also a distinctive wearable device. After the user wears it, they only need to assume a sitting posture to receive support similar to sitting on a regular chair. It relies on electric power to maintain its operational state. When batteries are inserted, it can work continuously for 8 hours, which to some extent meets the rest needs of users working for long periods, allowing them to find suitable rest methods anytime during work.

The wearable chair Archelis developed in Japan: Archelis has an appearance similar to knee pads and is cleverly composed of brackets and straps. This design enables the user to wear it directly on their body without the need for an additional backpack or satchel. When needing a rest, the user can boldly sit down, and it provides stable support for the body, helping the user relieve fatigue and recover physical strength, especially suitable for scenarios requiring long-term standing work.

Although these wearable exoskeleton seats are not designed in the traditional sense of an 'office chair through the body,' they all offer more flexible solutions for people to balance work and rest, enhancing work comfort and efficiency.