Haider BioSwing 560 iQ S Chair

Features

HAIDER BIOSWING® is the world’s only interactive office chair. For every movement made by its user, it initiates a counter- movement. In this way, HAIDER BIOSWING® trains the musculature and parts of the nervous system involved in maintaining posture whenever the user sits on it – just like a Personal Trainer®.

This protects against back problems and fatigue and increases productivity. HAIDER BIOSWING® also provides a wonderful sense of freedom when sitting on it – something which every user will immediately appreciate and never wants to miss it again.

HAIDER BIOSWING® is the only office chair in the world without a fixed mechanical connection between the seat and the ground. The seat with the backrest is attached to the base in a free-hanging arrangement with steel cables, like a pendulum. Rubber shock absorbers prevent from involuntarily oscillating too fast.

Sensorimeter System

The synchronised and reflected movements stimulate a large number of receptors in the muscles, vertebral joints and skin so that increased pulse sequences are transmitted to the spinal cord and brain through using the dynamic character of the musculoskeletal system itself. They activate the motor and regulatory control centres in the central nervous system and enable the effective and efficient control of posture and movements.

Additionally, sitting in HAIDER BIOSWING® is like working with a trainer – it activates the musculature, saves energy, stimulates the sensorimotor system and optimises control of posture and movements. Furthermore, the increasingly growing impulse currents from receptors to the brain lead to a concurrent activation of the systems that control blood circulation, the metabolism and respiratory and cardiac rhythms and counteract fatigue. They increase perceived well-being, concentration and thus boost physical and mental performance.

Thousands of revitalising micro-pulses throughout your workday continuously ensure greater inspiration, energy and performance.

The Back & Muscles

The rhythmically reflected movement impulses provide a physiologically uniform alternation of tension and relaxation in the trunk musculature and prevent painful tension. They particularly stimulate the interaction of individual muscle layers and, in doing so, even activate the deep, small muscles that are directly located in the spinal column. This segmental musculature ensures well-stabilised posture and fluent movement through its coordinated interplay.

Because the deep muscle layer remains powerful, the long back muscles that are more superficially located do not have to work overtime to support the posture. This is an important effect because back pain associated with posture is prevented. As these superficial muscles responsible for general quick movements are less suitable for these stabilising functions, they quickly become tense and painful.

Because of the pelvic motion allowed by movements in the seat and backrest, the lumbar spine also benefits from continuous mobilisation. An improved upright posture of the pelvis extends throughout the entire lumbar region to the cervical spine region. In addition, horizontal movements relieve pressure and stiffness felt in the lumbar-pelvic-hip region.