Biosensory ergonomic chair

Abstract

The current apparatus is a chair assembly comprised of a plurality of structural, pivotal, sensor, and material designs to provide for the comfort and health of the user. The frame provides the user with substantial support along the entire region of the user's body. The frame adjusts, both vertically and horizontally, via adjustable ball joints which operate in conjunction with the body joints. The frame, in conjunction with interchangeable hand modules, attachments, and accessories, allows for resistance exercises via use of manual tension springs. Contoured pads mounted along the frame contain a plurality of sensors to pick up signals from various regions of the users body including muscle, bone, nerve, O2, and load. The data is collected and analyzed by a computer providing for corrections in chair adjustment and exercise resistance instruction with recordation of all activity to facilitate healing and documentation of treatment.

1 . A chair assembly to facilitate healing, comprising: 
 (a) a frame supporting the users entire body;    (b) means for adjusting portions of said frame both vertically and horizontally    (c) means to allow the user to perform resistance exercises    (d) a plurality of sensors to pick-up signals from various regions of the users body    (e) a computer to analyze and document the users data and to suggest modifications to the frame adjustments    
     
     
         2 . A chair assembly to facilitate healing, recited in  claim 1 , wherein the frame adjusts via adjustable ball joints which operate in conjunction with the users body joints. The frame, in conjunction with interchangeable hand modules, attachments, and accessories, allows for resistance exercises via use of manual tension springs. Contoured pads mounted along the frame contain a plurality of sensors to pick up signals from various regions of the users body including muscle, bone, nerve, O2, and load.