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New Ergonomic Workstations–Astronaut Approved?

Posted on July 9, 2004October 8, 2020

A New Zealand ergonomics company is working on a lying down ergonomic workstation meant to simulate the weightlessness that astronauts experience in space. At a $7,000 + US price tag, they better be good (for $7,000, I expect it to actually do my work for me and make coffee to boot).

The article mentions that people may find it hard to get used to doing their work lying down. Not me. Bring it on. I don’t snore, so the boss will never catch me snoozing…

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