The intentionally wobbly, US$8,500 LimbIC ergonomic chair
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The LimbIC chair is uses two carbon-fiber cradles (Photo: Inno-Motion)
The chair keeps the sitter in constant motion, yet balanced (Photo: Inno-Motion)
The LimbIC chair is designed to be comfortable to sit in for hours while promoting health and creativity (Photo: Inno-Motion)
Article Summary
One thing that’s generally expected of a chair is that it stays still. True, it might rock or swivel or recline, but if we’re sitting still, we expect the chair to do likewise. Dr. Patrik A. Künzler, head of the Swiss start-up Inno-Motion, disagrees. He has invented the US$8,500 LimbIC - a deliberately wobbly ergonomic chair that's billed as being comfortable to sit in for hours while promoting better health and creativity.
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