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ErgoSeat
COMPANY PROFILE
Research shows that incorrect seating positions lead to lower back pain.
The project will focus on developing and commercialising a highly bespoke seating adaptation which conforms the sitting surface to the specific measurements of the user such as leg length, arm length, back curvature, spinal angles and length. Current vehicle seat technologies allow the user to adapt the sitting surfaces via electronic motors and bladders which may inflate or move, until the user finds a comfortable, but not necessarily correct sitting position.
TEAM PROFILE
Barend Jacobus (Berno) Stander
berno.chiropractic@gmail.com
About Me
Practicing Chiropractor of 7 years. Field of interest - Ergonomics. Masters degree with research on commercial pilots with the aim to improve ergonomics for persons sitting. This resulted in the innovation of individualized ergonomics for users utilizing any seating arrangement with attention to driver seats, office chairs , wheel chairs, pilot seats and more.
ErgoSeat
TEAM PROFILE
Barend Jacobus (Berno) Stander
About Me
Practicing Chiropractor of 7 years. Field of interest - Ergonomics. Masters degree with research on commercial pilots with the aim to improve ergonomics for persons sitting. This resulted in the innovation of individualized ergonomics for users utilizing any seating arrangement with attention to driver seats, office chairs , wheel chairs, pilot seats and more.
Company Profile
Research shows that incorrect seating positions lead to lower back pain.
The project will focus on developing and commercialising a highly bespoke seating adaptation which conforms the sitting surface to the specific measurements of the user such as leg length, arm length, back curvature, spinal angles and length. Current vehicle seat technologies allow the user to adapt the sitting surfaces via electronic motors and bladders which may inflate or move, until the user finds a comfortable, but not necessarily correct sitting position.