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Aeris Gmbh

Glöckl, Josef

Josef Glöckl

Thomas Hermann Schröder

Thomas Walser

Harald WÜRL

Guido Wachter

Ralf STÖCKLMEIER

The invention relates to a workplace analysis system () in a work area () for the acquisition and analysis of the presence of a person (P) to be monitored in several differently defined zones (A, B, C) of the work area () and of at least the temporal duration of stay (t, t, t) of the person (P) to be monitored within the zones (A, B, C), wherein in the workplace analysis system () at least one acquisition device () is provided, which is designed to detect and to acquire the presence and the duration of stay (t, t, t) of the person (P) to be monitored in the respective zones (A, B, C), and an analysis device () is provided, which is designed to analyze and evaluate the presence and the duration of stay (t, t, t) of the person (P) to be monitored in the respective zones (A, B, C).

Workplace analysis system

A floor mat () at a standing workstation with a mat surface () is disclosed, which comprises a mat structure () made of an elastomer material and formed beneath the mat surface (), in which irregularly distributed elements () are arranged, the consistency of which is harder than the consistency of the elastomer material of the mat structure ().

Floor mat

The invention relates to a work surface arrangement consisting at least of a standing work surface, a seated work surface, at least one planning board and a movement space having a center as basic elements; said basic elements are arranged at a random angle relative to each other around the movement space and are each arranged at a distance a, . . . , aaround an imaginary center, said distance lying within a radius ranging from about 0.30 m to 2.00 m, measured from a front edge of the basic element to the imaginary center.

Work surface arrangement

The invention relates to an active dynamic stool comprising the following: a seat part, a three-dimensional articulation system made up of at least three legs with foot parts at the lower end thereof, wherein the legs each have their upper end mounted on the seat part for movement on seat-part-mounted connecting articulations, such that the seat part can execute oscillating and circular movements in respect of its non-deflected rest position.

Active dynamic chair

The invention relates to an active dynamic seating () comprising a foot part () and a pendulum joint () which is rotatably mounted relative to the foot part (), a seat () which is rotatably mounted relative to the foot part (), and a pendulum column () supporting the seat (), said pendulum column () being connected for conjoint rotation with the pendulum joint (). The pendulum column () is designed to be resilient in a height direction H and the pendulum column () is provided with anti-rotation means () which rotationally immobilize the pendulum column () relative to the seat () such that the pendulum column () and the seat () can be rotated relative to the foot part () only together with the rotatable pendulum joint ().

Seating having an anti-rotation system

A seat comprising a seat support for receiving and bracing a seat plate, which comprises a rear region and a front region, the rear region, which receives the ischial bones (os ischii), being arranged lower than the front region and the seat support supporting the rear region, wherein the front region of the seat plate is formed resiliently as a flexible zone without direct supports.

Standing seat

Active dynamic seating is provided comprising () a foot part (), a seat () and a deflectable pendulum column () that is designed as a main pillar. The pendulum column is connected to the foot part () by means of a pendulum joint () that counteracts a deflection with a restoring force, and the seat () is resiliently arranged at/on the pendulum column. The seating further comprises a device () for defining the rearward direction, e.g. a backrest or a similar design element, which device is arranged on the seat. The foot part () of the seating is provided with a safety element () which counteracts a rearward pendulum motion of the pendulum column () with a higher resistance than the resistance of the restoring force in the other directions, said safety element () having a deflection limiter () formed in the pendulum joint ().

Seating having a pendulum column and safety device

The specification relates to office furniture. In particular, the specification relates to a desk configuration with a plurality of desktops of different heights, to a method for producing a corresponding desk configuration and to the use of a program element for the desk configuration.

Desk configuration

The invention relates to an item of seating furniture comprising a seat, a column, a base, a spring device for cushioning the up and down movement of the seat and a pendulum device for inducing a pendular response of the column by means of the seat, and a device for automatically adjusting the pendular return force in accordance with the weight of a person occupying the seat.

Moveable item of seating furniture comprising a device for controlling the return force

An office chair has a seating element with an upright tubular element () and a base, the seating element being connected to the base by means of the support element () so as to be swiveled and reset. Rubber buffers () are provided between a connecting element () of the base, ring discs () and () and a tubular element () extending from the seating element downward and allow an oscillating movement of the seating element. The rubber buffers at least partially enclose the connecting element (), thereby retaining the same. A pneumatic spring () allows to adjust the height of the seat. A thumb screw () allows to adjust the restoring force by compressing the rubber buffers () to a greater or lesser extent.

Support element for seating furniture

The disclosure relates to a chair comprising a seat part, at least one leg part, at least one foot part that consists of a predetermined plurality of foot elements and at least one spring assembly. According to the disclosure, at least one designated foot element and/or a sub-section of said element is configured to be mobile and is subject to a restoring moment under the action of a load.

Chair or stool comprising mobile, elastic legs, permitting a dynamic sitting position

The invention concerns a floor construction comprising a plurality of surface portions () which each comprise at least one respective material with possibly different properties, in particular properties in regard to human perception when standing on the surface portions (), wherein the different surface portions () are of such an arrangement and configuration that when moving on the floor construction () a continuously changing, unforeseeable sequence of different surface portions () has to be unavoidably stepped upon.

Floor construction

A bar stool having a seat portion, an intermediate portion and a base portion, wherein the intermediate portion has a spring construction and is mounted tiltably and returnably on the base portion. The intermediate portion comprises a central pillar and a spring arrangement which are connected to distribute the weight between the seat portion and the base portion.

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Kirchheim, Germany

Josef Glöckl