Ergonomic work station chair
AssigneeDynamic Disc Designs Corp.
InventorJerome FRYER
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AssigneeDynamic Disc Designs Corp.
InventorJerome FRYER
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A ventral support for use in an ergonomic work station chair, the ventral support comprising an adjustable Y axis member and a support unit, the support unit pivotally and extendibly attached to the adjustable Y axis member, wherein the support unit is heart-shaped and includes a rear, a face, and a top therebetween, the face including a right lobe and a left lobe, a clavicles support, which has a right side and a left side, is raised, is proximate the top and is horizontally disposed, and a central ridge, which extends vertically downward from the clavicles support, wherein the right lobe, the right side and the central ridge define a right concavity in the face and the left lobe, the left side and the central ridge define a left concavity in the face.
A ventral support for use in an ergonomic work station chair, the ventral support comprising an adjustable Y axis member and a support unit, the support unit pivotally and extendibly attached to the adjustable Y axis member, wherein the support unit is heart-shaped and includes a rear, a face, and a top therebetween, the face including a right lobe and a left lobe, a clavicles support, which has a right side and a left side, is raised, is proximate the top and is horizontally disposed, and a central ridge, which extends vertically downward from the clavicles support, wherein the right lobe, the right side and the central ridge define a right concavity in the face and the left lobe, the left side and the central ridge define a left concavity in the face.
An upper body support for use in an ergonomic work station chair, the upper body support comprising:
An ergonomic work station chair comprising a plurality of legs, a seat post centrally mounted on the plurality of legs, a seat mounted on the seat post, the seat including a distal end and a proximal end, and an upper body support, the upper body support including:
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