KR200189502Y1 - Office automation computer - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a computer integrated with a chair (sofa).

The present invention is to reduce the fatigue, boredom, stress coming from an uncomfortable posture by combining a computer in the chair 70 to improve the work environment to improve the efficiency of work.

Description

Office automation computer

The present invention relates to a computer integrated with a chair designed to reduce physical and mental fatigue caused by long time use of a computer as a chair computer.

In general, a computer-based office environment may be inconvenient to use the keyboard by bending the waist slightly or straightening the hands together. This will not only eliminate physical and mental fatigue, but will also increase your work efficiency and will cause fatigue to accumulate over long periods of computer use. Even when trying to relax, I have to move around.

2 is a conventional computer use environment.

As shown, with the computer in Figure 2, you should work with your hands on the keyboard, with a slight bend or straight edge.

In addition, there is a form in which the monitor complementary to the conventional technology is inserted into the desk, but this has compensated for the inconvenience in viewing the monitor and still did not solve the inconvenience in the keyboard posture.

In addition, in the above two cases, the bending angle of the chair is almost straight to play the keyboard, so there is a lot of spine and cervical spine, and the comfortable armchair cannot be used to bring comfort.

The present invention solved the problem that the keyboard (20.30) is separated into three stages to facilitate the use of both hands to collect the hands to solve the problems as described above, and to fit the field of view in a comfortable state when sitting in a comfortable chair (70) The monitor 10 is connected to the upper part of the chair to adjust the position of the eye, and the chair 70 has a backrest that can be adjusted up and down.

1 is a perspective view of a computer integrated with a designed chair

2 is a perspective view of a conventional conventional computer

Figure 3 is an example of separating the keyboard in three steps

4 is a flexible wire

<Explanation of Codes for Main Parts in Drawings>

10. LCD Monitor 20. Keyboard 1

30. Keyboard 2 40. Computer body

50. Mouse 60. Flexible Wire

70. Chair (sofa)

20-1. Keyboard 20-2. Keyboard cover

With reference to the accompanying drawings will be described in detail a computer integrated with the chair 70 of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1, the liquid crystal monitor 10 is a keyboard 20.30 that is easily separated by both hands. The body 40 of the computer. The mouse 50. The flexible wire 60 that connects the monitor and the chair. It is divided into a chair (70).

Figure 2 is an existing computer

Referring to Figure 3 (20-1) is the right side of the keyboard 20-2 is to cover the keyboard

4 is a flexible wire

The configuration and operation of the computer integrated with the chair configured as described above will be described.

First, the monitor 10 should be as light and thin as possible (based on the portable computer model). If necessary, install a simple desk in front of the chair to move the monitor back and forth (to fit the field of view). When not in use, cover the cover when not in use to use as a chair The main body 40 is to be put into either side of the arm portion in the case of an oval considering the type, and in the case of the desktop type to enter the bottom of the chair, in this case the body (40 Support the top and bottom with a material that can withstand the force so as not to apply excessive force, and install in consideration of the position of the heat dissipation fan to prevent the body 40 overheating, and the main body 40 can be easily removed and inserted, and the mouse (50) Is installed behind the keyboard (20). Cover the cover when not in use. Flexible Wire (60) Support the monitor and use flexible material. It is possible to move up and down, left and right and can be folded. The chair 70 is made durable and comfortable to accommodate each part and uses fireproof material inside.

As shown in FIG. 3, the keyboards 20, 30, and 20-1 are separated into three stages, and the left keyboard 30, the right keyboard 20, and 20-1 are used. Can be inserted or folded on the right side and the keyboard cover (20-1) is used to suit the purpose of the mouse 50 to open. When not in use can be folded and the keyboard 30 is to open the cover so that it can be folded and when not in use to cover the cover.

4 illustrates a flexible wire.

Flexible wire (60) is the main part that connects the chair and the monitor, so it is strong and flexible and can be moved up, down, left, and right, and can be folded as needed. When not in use, adhere to the upper part of the chair and use it as a chair.

First, the user sits in a chair, adjusts the monitor (10) to his field of view, and then opens and uses the keyboard cover. If you want to rest for a long time, lift the monitor or push it to the side, cover the keyboard cover, flip the back of the chair, take out the drawer foot and lie down to rest.

Therefore, the use and rest of the computer can be seen in one place.

As described above, the present invention can reduce physical and mental fatigue caused by long time use in a place where the use of the computer is much, and can provide greater convenience to everyone who uses the computer.

Claims (2)

Computer integrated with the chair, characterized in that the attachment or peripheral mechanism of the computer is attached or inserted into the interior or exterior of the chair. The computer integrated with a chair according to claim 1, wherein the position of each part is moved or changed.