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Developed for a client with extreme lower
back and neck pain, the supine workstation provides a variety of
comfortable work positions through the ability to change positions
during the day. Through the properly balanced design, the user has to
simply give a gentle push or pull on the arm rests to change positions.
Alan, along with the design team at the Center for Assistive Technology
and Environmental Access, developed the workstation as a pre-production
prototype to explore ideas around workstation comfort.
The workstation was exhibited at the Smithsonian's Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum 1998 "Unlimited By Design" Exhibition. The workstation was also awarded Georgia Tech Record of Invention #2066 for its uniqueness and creativity. Photography by Alan Harp |
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