A chair and chroma key photography backdrop assembly leverages the effect of chroma key photography with a collapsible chroma key panel integrated directly into a chair on which an actor sits during broadcast or video conference. The chair has at least one accessory retention arm that forms a cavity sized and dimensioned to retain broadcast equipment, including cameras and sound systems. The chair also has a shock absorber to absorb shock impulses from the actor who is sitting on the chair. Chroma key photography software in the cameras separate the solid color of the chroma key panel from the actor sitting in the chair, and replaces the solid color background of the chroma key panel with a virtual image or video and also separates the actor from the background, such that the actor appears to be in front of a virtual image or video. By deploying the chroma key panel from the chair, stowage, mobility, and efficiency are enhanced during video production.

A seating system for blind use that is quiet and allows movement and turning with little effort. The blind seating system comprises a seat assembly, support frame, and adjustable tether arm. The seat height may be adjustable to accommodate persons of different sizes. It also accommodates multiple persons and allows each to adjust their position relative to the blind floor plan and each other, which is particularly useful when helping others to hunt, observe, photograph, or film.

An apparatus for improving blood flow in a user's leg and improving posture is disclosed herein. The apparatus is a portable seating cushion that a user may sit upon, which improves blood flow by reducing point-pressure that may otherwise be applied to nerves and blood vessels in a user's leg, including the sciatic nerve. Moreover, the portable seating cushion improves posture by creating a forward pelvic tilt, which causes the rest of the user's shoulders, spine, back, and neck to come into alignment when the user sits on the cushion.

A ladder seat assembly for assuming a seated position on a ladder includes a first bracket and a second bracket that are each positionable on a respective step of the ladder. A pole is coupled to and extends downwardly from the second bracket to engage the first bracket. A seat mount is positionable around the pole such that the seat mount is centrally positioned between the first bracket and the second bracket when each of the first bracket and the second bracket are positioned on the ladder. A seat unit is removably attachable to the seat mount wherein the seat unit is configured to have the user sit thereon while the user is on the ladder thereby enhancing comfort for the user.

An inflatable meditation device comprising a combination of a mat or leg portion and a pillow or seat portion, wherein the mat and seat are individually inflatable and are removably connectable to form a travel mediation device with the seat portion being raised above the mat portion.

A gaming chair assembly with adjustable keyboard assembly having a base frame assembly with a tubular framing configuration and a keyboard tray assembly having a lower tubular arm member selectively and telescopically coupled to one of the plurality of base frame members in a selectively lockable configuration, a pivoting lower tubular arm member rotatably coupled to the lower tubular arm member, two upright tubular arm members coupled together, wherein one of the upright tubular arm members has a tubular t-post defining a through hole thereon. A keyboard support member is selectively, slidably, and lockably coupled to the tubular t-post and disposed within the through hole thereon and a keyboard tray member with a mounting bracket coupled thereto is pivotably coupled to a tray clamping member with a through hole defined thereon and that is selectively, slidably, and lockably coupled to the keyboard support member.

The present invention relates to a member for a chair including a multi-channel sound system and a chair including the member, and more particularly, to a member for a chair including a multi-channel sound system, the member capable of providing a sense of space and a three-dimensional effect for a user who sits in the chair through sounds output from a plurality of channels, and a chair including the member.

A chair power apparatus is disclosed and described herein. An example apparatus includes a first coil separate from a chair, the first coil to receive a first electric current. The example apparatus includes a second coil in the chair to generate a second electric current from a magnetic field formed when the second coil is in proximity to the first coil. The example apparatus includes a circuit in the chair to be powered using the second electric current. An example chair apparatus includes a chair base including a first coil to receive a magnetic field generated by a first electric current applied to a second coil when the second coil is positioned within range of the first coil, the first coil to generate a second electric current from the magnetic field; and a circuit to be powered using the second electric current.

A locker includes a pair of spaced-apart upstanding sidewalls having a pair of front edges. A generally horizontal seat extends between and at least partially forward of the front edges of the sidewalls. A lower seatback is connected at a lower extent by a hinge between the sidewalls and extending above the seat, the lower seatback is movable about the hinge between an open position and a closed position. An upper seatback is connected at an upper extent by a hinge between the sidewalls and above the lower seatback, the upper seatback being movable about the hinge between an open and a closed position.

Embodiments are provided for a modular experience hut that may provide semi-enclosed structures for use in public or semi-public areas such as medical facilities. In an example, a modular hut includes a base, a ring rotatably coupled to the base, a seat portion coupled to an inner surface the ring, and a locking mechanism configured to lock the ring in at least a first position and a second position relative to the base. In this way, the modular hut may be positioned in different positions to allow for different seating or use arrangements.