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A couple of related [links] - how to meaure the results, and a custom cushion approach. |
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Good links. But I still think it's much better getting a shoe that fits you, rather than getting a one-size-fits-all shoe, and then adding customized padding inside. The latter feels like a hack. |
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//that would be a chair you would never want to get up from// That is, until you gain or lose a little weight, and the chair is no longer the optimal shape. |
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Two comments:
(1) Just because it's not optimal doesn't mean it's horrible. Besides, such a chair would be used more as an office chair or manager's seat. Not something you're supposed to be slouching in.
(2) I asked a friend of mine whose a patent paralegal (for real), and she said that the wheelchair would not be considered prior art. However, I realize that halfbakery doesn't strictly follow U.S patent law. |
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The Car Talk guys (public radio show in US re car repair) occasionally speak to obese author Daniel Pinkwater he his efforts to fins a car that fits him - they suggest that car seats be measured in Pinkwater Units... |
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