What exactly is an ergonomic office 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 the pilot's seat.
Ergonomics entered the public eye for the first time in 1976, when Herman Miller and designer Stumpf jointly designed the chair Ergon Chair, which formally applied ergonomics to products.
In 1994, Aeron, an ergonomic chair jointly designed by Stumpf and Chadwik, was released. The original intention of their design was to provide a breathable and comfortable chair for people with limited mobility and who need to sit for a long time.
Because there were almost no people who needed to sit for a long time to work in that era, but it happened to coincide with the explosion of the Internet industry in the United States.
The skyrocketing demand for workstations and the continuous increase in purchasing power have made Aeron, which makes people more comfortable to sit on, become the most successful ergonomic chair so far.
The development of ergonomic chairs in China, like that in the United States, was accompanied by 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 so much, what is an ergonomic chair?
Ergonomic chairs are scientifically considered a large number of human body data samples, comprehensively considering life, work and other application scenarios, and designed a productivity tool that allows people to maintain a comfortable sitting posture, aiming to improve people's tool use efficiency or work efficiency.
