% They might be intelligent/smart, but IMO they do not hold a candle to
Otmar's Electric Loveseat
https://www.flickr.com/photos/delight1027/6912165390
http://d2ojs0xoob7fg0.cloudfront.net/evtv-word-press/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/davenportofdoom.jpg
http://www.evalbum.com/104.html
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http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/270930
Nissan's Goofy Self-Parking Office Chairs Could Save Our Lazy Butts
FEBRUARY 17, 2016  Kim Lachance Shandrow

[video
https://youtu.be/O1D07dTILH0
(Japanese>translate.google>English)
INTELLIGENT PARKING CHAIR | Inspired by NISSAN # Nissan technology
Nissan Newsroom Feb 14, 2016
The mechanism to be worried about here
http://www2.nissan.co.jp/BRAND/EXPERIENCE/SOCIAL2/?sclnkid=QR_007_99_OT_OTER_00276374

If the office chair,If it has Nissan's Intelligent Parking Assist ...? 
"INTELLIGENT PARKING CHAIR" has been developed from such ideas. Handle can
be parked moved automatically by simply setting the parking position 
Similarly Intelligent Parking Assist,  This office chair is also just
hit(clap) the hand,  It fits to the original position automatically.  Clean
up unnecessary.Office chair also in the era to park automatically.


image  / Nissan
https://assets.entrepreneur.com/content/16x9/822/20160217161437-nissan-self-parking-seats.jpeg
]

Putting your office chair in its place is such hard work. You have to push
the thing where you want it to go, which involves actually touching it and,
well, actually thinking a little.

Who has time for that?

Nissan knows you don’t and feels your Dilbert-like pain. That’s why the
carmaker created a creeping fleet of self-parking office chairs to help we
lazy worker schlumps deal. Too bad they’re just a concept for now.

The gimmicky “smart chairs,” technically called "Intelligent Parking
Chairs," per an announcement this week from Nissan, slowly slink to and fro
(without working stiffs in them) using the nerdy tech wizardry of embedded
sensors. The sensors communicate with a network of four cameras positioned
throughout the room the 360-degree-turning chairs are in. They “generate a
bird’s-eye view to wirelessly transmit the chair’s position and its route to
destination.” Fancy.

To send the wheeled robo-chairs packing -- and neatly under desks, where
they darn well should be after meetings and such -- users simply clap their
hands once. Raw power, right in the palm of your delicate white-collar hand.

Pretty neat stuff, we think. Also a little goofy to watch in action. Take a
seat in your dumb chair and have a look to see what we mean.

The semi-autonomous chairs were inspired by Nissan’s forthcoming
“Intelligent Parking Assist,” a vehicle self-parking feature that the
Japanese company recently showed off using a mobile app prototype and a LEAF
electric car, minus a driver.  

It’s not clear if these sweet seats will ever be available for purchase,
though we wouldn’t mind shelling out a bit to park ourselves in one -- and
to park one.

We reached out to Nissan for more details, but have yet to hear back. In the
meantime, we’ll be daydreaming about commanding a pack of ergonomically
correct conference room chairs, one bossy clap at a time.
[© 2016 Entrepreneur Media]
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http://abcnews.go.com/US/nissan-demonstrates-intelligent-parking-office-chairs/story?id=36972769
Nissan Demonstrates 'Intelligent Parking' Office Chairs
[20160216]
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http://fortune.com/2016/02/17/nissan-self-driving-chair/
Watch Nissan's New Self-Driving Office Chair In Action
2016/02/17




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