Frank Ehners, has designed el ZULO (spanish for ‘the hideout’) to allow employees to hideout while on the job.
The expression ‘power-nap’ was coined by Cornell University social psychologist James Maas. Supposedly, a short power-nap terminates before deep sleep takes places but, still revitalizes the subject from drowsiness.
The el ZULO privacy pod is controlled by biometric fingerprints to customize the positioning of the knee-rests, seat, and chest pad. It's the ideal napsule for snoozing on the job.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Privacy Pods for Employee Napping
- Opportunity for companies to improve employee well-being and productivity through providing private napping spaces.
- Biometric Control of Napping Pods
- Innovative use of biometric technology to enhance employee comfort and customization of napping spaces.
- Power-nap Infrastructure
- Potential for companies to invest in infrastructure that promotes power-napping during work hours.
Where This Applies
- Office Furniture
- Innovative furniture solutions for the modern workplace that prioritize employee well-being and productivity.
- Biometric Technology
- Opportunities for development and implementation of biometric technology in various industry sectors.
- Workplace Wellness
- Industry around products and services that promote employee health and wellness within the workplace.
