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Got an Itch? Let Your Chair Do the Scratching

Mar 19, 2010 07:00 PM

The itch chair, designed by Dana Gordon and Alejandro Zamudio Sánchez, is a futuristic chair that scratches the back of the sitter.

"Scratch underneath this four-legged friend and feel how the motion is mapped and scaled up to your own back. 

The user, moving a fingertip across a touchpad located under the seat base, controls the position of the scratching actuator and its intensity. According to the scratching on the hidden pad, the chosen mechanical fingernail (connected to a servo motor) moves around the back of the chair and provide the necessary scratch."Minimalist white chair with a back-mounted device.

Person sitting on a chair, wearing jeans and dark socks.

A person sitting on a white chair, viewed from behind.

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