The RBT Task Chair is just what people working a nine to five (or longer) desk job need. Utilizing Responsive Back Technology (RBT), the chair ensures that they get the best back support they can to ensure that they don't do any unnecessary damage to their body while remaining sedentary for so long.
Designed by Zooey Chu and Gary Bacon of Synergy Product Development for Teknion, the RBT Task Chair resembles a spinal column, which further drives home its ergonomic message. It aims to correct people's posture while sitting by conforming to the curves of their own spine. Essentially, the RBT Task Chair continuously readjusting the sitter's back throughout the day.
Set to debut at NeoCon in Chicago during June, the RBT Task Chair is as visually appealing as it is comfortable.
What's Driving This Trend
- Responsive Back Technology
- Opportunity for other furniture manufacturers to integrate this technology into their products for improved ergonomic support.
- Ergonomic Seating
- Potential for innovation in designing more comfortable and supportive office chairs and other seating options.
- Health-conscious Workplace Design
- Opportunity for interior designers to prioritize worker health and wellness by incorporating ergonomic furniture into their designs.
Who This Affects Most
- Office Furniture
- Office furniture manufacturers can use RBT technology to create comfortable and supportive chairs and other seating options.
- Ergonomics
- Industry focusing on designing products to improve worker comfort and reduce injuries can benefit from and incorporate RBT technology.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can incorporate RBT Task Chair and other ergonomic furniture for healthier workplace design.
