Humanscale Corporation

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Robert Volek

Robert R King

Lachezar Tsvetanov

Jonathan Philip Puleio

Jane Abernethy

David Johnston

Alexandra Burn

Xin Wang

Niels Diffrient

Shaun J Smith

Jeff T Theesfeld

Cory Brechbill

Fabian Monsalve

James Sortor

Paul Sukphisit

Jim Sortor

Monitor support

In the specification and drawings an accessory cart is described and shown with a base, a housing element that is connected to the base and extends upward from the base, and a platform, which is connected to the housing element with the height of the platform being automatically adjustable.

Accessory cart

A chair having an articulating backrest that deforms when reclined to support an occupant's head or shoulders. A backrest assembly includes a mesh insert secured to a frame, which includes an upper frame section and a lower frame section interconnected by a pair of articulated joints. A push arm pivotally connects to the chair's seat assembly and to the backrest's upper frame section. As the chair reclines, the push arm restricts the angular movement of the upper frame section relative to a floor. The lower frame section moves forward relative to the upper frame section. Consequently, an angle formed between the lower frame section and the upper frame section decreases during recline, thereby supporting the chair occupant's head or shoulders. Optionally, a tensioning member may connect the mesh insert to the push arm to offset any loss of tension caused by the deformation of the frame during reclined.

Chair with articulating backrest

Chair back

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