What exactly is an ergonomic chair?
The earliest application of ergonomic chairs can be traced back to World War II. In order to facilitate long-term flight operations, it is necessary to carry out engineering transformation on pilot seats.
Ergonomics first entered the public eye in 1976, when Herman Miller collaborated with designer Stumpf to design the Ergon Chair, which formally applied ergonomics to products.
In 1994, the Aeron chair, an ergonomic chair designed by Stumpf and Chadwik, was released, and their original intention was to provide a breathable and comfortable chair for people with limited mobility and long-term sitting.
Because there were almost no people who needed to sit for a long time in that era, but it happened to happen that the Internet industry in the United States exploded.
The demand for workstations has skyrocketed, and purchasing power has continued to increase, making the Aeron, which makes people more comfortable, the most successful ergonomic chair so far, and it also marks the official entry of human beings who need to spend more time working in front of computers and desks to make money.
With the development of the Internet industry, bosses tend to buy more comfortable ergonomic chairs for employees to improve their work efficiency and extend their working hours.
Having said that, what exactly is an ergonomic chair?
The ergonomic chair is a productivity tool that scientifically considers a large number of human body data samples and comprehensively considers application scenarios such as life and work, and is designed to maintain a comfortable sitting posture.
