The chair that isn't there — This wearable chair can offer relief to production line workers and allow for better posture while performing their tasks. Courtesy M. Brega/The Age of Robots The chair that isn't there — The lightweight mechatronic device must be first set into the desired position and then locked into place. Courtesy M. Brega/The Age of Robots The chair that isn't there — While standing or walking, the device never touches the ground and allows the wearer to move freely. Courtesy M. Brega/The Age of Robots The chair that isn't there — The team behind the Chairless Chair, a Zurich-based startup called noonee. Courtesy noonee The chair that isn't there — Several prototypes have been constructed: the latest weighs about two kilograms and can operate for 24 hours on battery power. Courtesy noonee The chair that isn't there — The device offers a wearable alternative for work areas where chairs or stools would take up too much floor space. Courtesy noonee The chair that isn't there — According to its makers, the Chairless Chair offers better posture than a conventional chair by keeping the back straight. Courtesy noonee The chair that isn't there — Freedom of movement is not diminished: the wearer can walk, run, and climb stairs. Courtesy noonee The chair that isn't there — Although the focus is on production lines, the device has other potential daily life applications. Courtes noonee Prev Next
