Agitus New
The Agitus chair has been designed to morph to you, to flow, to work, to support, to change, to breathe with you. You could describe its motion as fluid, natural and balanced we think this is a good thing. It should, we believe do all this in a covert way rather than screaming look at me, it should do all this, all day, every day, instinctively.
Agitus has been carefully conceived to provide a complete solution to the acknowledged challenges of seating posed in work environments around the world today. Like many great examples of product design Agitus deliberately shies away from an overt visual aesthetic and seeks to conceal and disguise its inner workings delivering a refined conservative appearance that would be comfortably placed in any work environment. The most striking visual characteristic being its artistically sculptured back frame that through necessity resembles the form it is intended to support, the spine, and from which the intelligence of Agitus is deployed.
The Agitus chair has been designed to morph to you, to flow, to work, to support, to change, to breathe with you. You could describe its motion as fluid, natural and balanced we think this is a good thing. It should, we believe do all this in a covert way rather than screaming look at me, it should do all this, all day, every day, instinctively.
Agitus has been carefully conceived to provide a complete solution to the acknowledged challenges of seating posed in work environments around the world today. Like many great examples of product design Agitus deliberately shies away from an overt visual aesthetic and seeks to conceal and disguise its inner workings delivering a refined conservative appearance that would be comfortably placed in any work environment. The most striking visual characteristic being its artistically sculptured back frame that through necessity resembles the form it is intended to support, the spine, and from which the intelligence of Agitus is deployed.
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Ergonomics is not an exact
science and it is not a surprise
that Ergonomists don’t agree on
much; however constants are
that the spine has four principle
curves (cervical, thoracic, lumbar
and pelvic) which form the holy
grail of the ‘S’ shaped spine.
science and it is not a surprise
that Ergonomists don’t agree on
much; however constants are
that the spine has four principle
curves (cervical, thoracic, lumbar
and pelvic) which form the holy
grail of the ‘S’ shaped spine.