Zero-Gravity Reclining Workstation Could Make You An Overlord Of The WFH Regime
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By now, your home office space probably isn’t the same as the makeshift laptop-on-cardboard-box configuration you might have adopted during the lockdown. But if you’re looking to level up your setup, consider this mega-desk that practically lives in the year 5023.
Michigan-based furniture company ErgoQuest has designed a powerhouse for productivity, called the zero-gravity reclining workstation, that’s capable of pushing three 34-inch screens to your peripherals as you sit back on a motorized chair.
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Supported by a hefty steel mast, the 650-pound workaholic’s fever dream is flanked by two side tables to accommodate two additional laptops (yikes). For those who seek even more screen real estate, there’s also the option to include a fourth monitor in the setup. Bridging the multitasking experience is a padded wraparound keyboard space to keep your wrists supported—or shackled by the invisible cuffs of corporate life—all day.
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With a little swing or flip, the entire setup can be adjusted to cater to your personalized comfort, keeping neck and back strain at a minimum. The chair can sit upright at a perfect 90°, or it can go all the way down to let you take a little cat nap.
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Finally, to make the daily humdrum feel less tiring than it is, the workstation comes with a leg rest so you can literally put your feet up.
Unsurprisingly, these over-the-top features come at a price—the zero-gravity reclining workstation will set one back a whopping US$6,595.
Image via ErgoQuest
Image via ErgoQuest
[via Yanko Design and Core77, images via ErgoQuest]
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