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The more you fidget in this chair, the more gadgets it can charge

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The MOOV chair is still a prototype at this point, but a working one. Under the seat’s cushion are 288 piezoelectric crystals that produce a charge when compressed or squeezed. So the act of just sitting down creates a surge of power, but you’ll need to remain restless and constantly moving to produce enough power to charge a phone. Forget a standing desk, the MOOV will give you an even better workout if your phone is dying.
via Gizmodo

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  1. Proof of fidgeting is surely that someone swaps out your chair (maybe to the next building…) but I can’t wait ’til they prove out a chair to make heartrate voluble to 150BPM a couple hours a day (without feeding the chair –debuglevel=13.) Users will start to gain a one-inch punch with their backsides or that armrest, if they’re somehow adapted to piezodevices…

    psfk.com’s an interesting source too. Pfister Sotterhouse Fischer Koopers? Pseudoshell filekit?

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