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   by chaibiker 5y ago

   Good point, and agreed, the time savings comparison is not the real problem. Upping the frequency of movement without interrupting work is probably the best long term path to preventing back and health issues for desk work. Studies are sh
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   by chaibiker 5y ago

   thanks! (and will remember to debug mobile next time!) We have one European distributor signed up so will try come out across Europe as early as we can.
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   by chaibiker 5y ago

   Hi HN, as a person with back pain from working at a desk I started Movably to find a way to move and change postures much more often without interrupting my deskwork or concentration. Here’s a video of how it works: https://youtu
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   Show HN: The first smart interactive chair for standing desks(movably.com)

   4 points by chaibiker 5y ago|5 comments
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   by chaibiker 5y ago

   Direct links: How it works: https://youtu.be/dC__YxuEGBU Sign up to test: https://movably.typeform.com/to/Nyo8603J
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   Show HN: The first smart interactive chair for standing desks

   5 points by chaibiker 5y ago|1 comments
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   by chaibiker 5y ago

   Here is a link to sign up a free week trial: https://movably.typeform.com/to/Nyo8603J
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   Ask HN: Help test the first smart chair for standing desks.(Bay Area/NYC/Boston)

   2 points by chaibiker 5y ago|1 comments
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   by chaibiker 5y ago

   I second the earlier comment that the best posture is your next posture. The problem has always been shifts interrupt work so they just don't happen often enough. We are working on something along these lines to support more frequent u
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    by chaibiker 5y ago

    Agree, regular movement is key and even switching between sit and stand every 15-30m is not enough. We are working on an easy to adopt smart robotic chair along these lines to support more frequent useful movement without being as interrupt
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    by chaibiker 5y ago

    Regular movement is key, and even switching between sit and stand every 30m is not enough. We are working on something along these lines by supporting more frequent useful movement, every 1-2m, without impacting typing with a smart robotic
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    by chaibiker 6y ago

    Here is the biology as I understand it, it’s two key things: Part 1) Spine discs are the largest structure in the human body without a blood supply, & they get nourished by diffusion, generated by movement driven by muscle action. Part
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    by chaibiker 9y ago

    And entirely ignored seems to be the demand side of the question, why is that? Could expenses be higher than we want if we are less healthy that we should be? I see a lot of unhealthy habits associated with the subsequent associated costl