h a l f b a k e r yNo serviceable parts inside.
add, search, annotate, link, view, overview, recent, by name, random
news, help, about, links, report a problem
browse anonymously,
or get an account
and write.
register,
|
|
|
This is a wall-mounted computer desk. You can program it to raise itself every 45 minutes or so, in order to make you stand up for a few minutes.
We could even add a treadmill ("conveyor-belt workout machine").
I don't know much about the engineering here, but I'm sure someone can work it out.
A chair that encourages you to stretch
The_20Lunge_20Chair
[robinism, Feb 19 2005]
[link]
|
| |
Do you work in telemarketing gustavolacerda? |
|
| |
would be awfully hard on those who fall asleep with their feet on the desk....to be drug along a conveyor belt while your feet caught up where your neck should be... |
|
| |
you sound like some type of exotic dip. welcome and pass the crackers. |
|
| |
This is kinda good in an 'I could really do with one of these' sort of way and kinda bad in a 'now you can be working even while stretching your legs' sort of a way. |
|
| |
[gusta] - Congratulations on your first idea, how come it took you four years? |
|
| |
The desk was programed to drop back into place every four years. |
|
| |
Bravo. I was just thinking I should probably get up and stretch a bit. With your desk invention I wouldn't even need to think about it...it would just happen. |
|
| |
Whether you wanted it too or not. |
|
| |
Can you imagine this in a meeting? |
|
| |
EDIT: What am I thinking? Of course you can. |
|
| |
//how come it took you four years?// probably be 2009 before we get an answer. |
|
| |