Working chair

Working chair for disabled, to reach, raise and get seated. The seat height of the new Idéon working chair can be adjusted from 45-82 cm. This is achieved through a new type of mechanism using a relatively simple and cheap linear motor. The chair is also equipped with electrically operated easy-to-use functions like a central rotation possibility and an electrical brake that is applied on the front castors. The chair can be fitted with different types and sizes of seats, back rests and armstes.

The intended use of this chair are movement-impaired adults with slight disabilities who still have a reasonable amount of strength and control. These people are still able to walk, sit down and stand up on their own but they are increasingly dependent on aids to lighten these tasks. The disabilities of these people arise from such illness or conditions as arthritis, multiple sclerosis, muscular dystrophy, Parkinson's disease, hemiplegia or simply wear and tear because of old age. The relative unber of these people increases with age.