Fellowes, Inc.

John Fellowes

Tai Hoon K Matlin

Shawn Michael Applegate

Peter Maletich

James Waring

Steven James Barnaby, Jr

Jami Bruno

Todd Holderness

Steven James Barnaby Jr

Systems and methods are described for generating an immersive experience for designing a physical space using multi-dimensional visualizations and sharing the design process in real-time. A system may system may identify a user and access a project associated with the user. The system may identify an input token placed on a touchscreen of an interaction device and a stored object associated with the input token. The system may access information about and a visual representation of the stored object. The system may generate, for display via the touchscreen, a two-dimensional view of the physical space and/or the information about the stored object. The system may generate a three-dimensional view of the physical space that includes the visual representation of the stored object. The system may transmit the three-dimensional view for display via one or more display devices that are independently housed from the interaction device.

Computer-generated immersive and interactive displays based on transformed dimensional views

A chair comprises a seat pan member, a seat back member having a lumbar support member, a lumbar support assembly operatively connected to the lumbar support member and configured for moving the lumbar support member, with respect to the seat pan member and the seat back member, between at least a first position and a second position, and an actuator configured to operate the lumbar support assembly for movement of the lumbar support member between at least the first position and the second position. When the lumbar support member is in the second position, the lumbar support member is positioned forwardly, in a direction toward the seated user's lower back, relative to the seat back member so as to enable the user to be seated forwardly on the seat pan member while being engaged with the lumbar support member.

Chair with ergonomic motion features

A chair includes a seat pan member, a movement support frame, and at least two movement support members operatively connected to the seat pan member and the movement support frame. The at least two movement support members are configured to support the seat pan member in a floating manner for dynamic movement with respect to the movement support frame in at least one degree of freedom in a horizontal seating plane.

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