As a follow-up project to the Dyn-Sit-Pain study, this research aims to investigate the overall health as well as the physical and mental well-being through dynamic office chairs. The development of an innovative dynamic office chair concept will be professionally and scientifically supported, and the developed prototypes will be examined within the framework of usability studies.
Signed Informed consent
People aged between 18 and 65 years
People classified as pain developers (e.g.: a 10 mm increase in pain on a 100 mm paper-based VAS)
Office workers
Physical or mental limitations that make dynamic sitting or use of the procedure chair difficult (e.g. wheelchair users, vestibular dysfunction)
Pregnancy
Sitting for less than 20 hours per week at the main workplace
Body weight over 110 kg and a body height over 195 cm