The invention relates to a device (5) for supporting and for movably guiding a chair (6) in a slotted guide (8, 8.1, 8.2), which is provided in a housing (7) and is designed as an elongated hole guide, having a carriage (10) that can be moved in the slotted guide (8, 8.1, 8.2) and supports a chair receptacle (9) of the chair (6). In order to be able to use this device in a more varied manner, according to the invention, the slotted guide (8, 8.1, 8.2) has at least two slotted guide tracks (13, 14), between which an adjustable track switch (12) is provided in order to transfer the chair (6) out of the one slotted guide track (13) into the other slotted guide track (14), and vice versa.

A booth in which a desk is provided in a space surrounded by a floor, side walls, and a top and that is movable with a component for movement provided at the floor, the booth includes a handle for a movement operation of the booth.

Some examples provide a kiosk for recording audio and video of an individual and producing audiovisual files from the recorded data. The kiosk can be an enclosed booth with a plurality of recording devices. For example, the kiosk can include multiple cameras, microphones, and sensors for capturing video, audio, movement, and other behavioral data of an individual. The video and audio data can be combined to create audiovisual files for a video interview. Behavioral data can be captured by the sensors in the kiosk and can be used to supplement the video interview, allowing the system to analyze subtle factors of the candidate's abilities and temperament that are not immediately apparent from viewing the individual in the video and listening to the audio.

A convertible seating and dinette arrangement that includes moveable and adjustable first and second seats with each seat including a base, a seat bottom, and a backrest; and wherein each base is configured for pivotal movement to adjust between various modes. The convertible seating and dinette arrangement can include seats that are moveable and convertible to at least three different modes including a sofa mode, a recliner mode, a daybed mode, a dinette mode, an alternate dinette mode, and a chaise lounge mode.

Theater seating systems, theater lounge seats, theater seats, and theater seating arrangements are described herein. An example embodiment of a theater seating system comprises a separating panel and a theater seat. The separating panel has a first end, a second end, a first section, a second section, a third section, and a fourth section. The first section, the second section, the third section, and the fourth section cooperatively define a chamber within which the theater seat is disposed. The first end is separated from the second end to define an opening that provides access to the chamber defined by the separating panel.

Some examples provide a kiosk for recording audio and video of an individual and producing audiovisual files from the recorded data. The kiosk can be an enclosed booth with a plurality of recording devices. For example, the kiosk can include multiple cameras, microphones, and sensors for capturing video, audio, movement, and other behavioral data of an individual. The video and audio data can be combined to create audiovisual files for a video interview. Behavioral data can be captured by the sensors in the kiosk and can be used to supplement the video interview, allowing the system to analyze subtle factors of the candidate's abilities and temperament that are not immediately apparent from viewing the individual in the video and listening to the audio.

A software-guided smart technology mobile workspace described. The mobile workspace may be designed such that it is appropriate for use as an office space, a conference room, a relaxation area, a sleeping area, a gaming room, an entertainment room, or any other appropriate space. In one embodiment of the system the mobile workspace may include a smart lock, space for up to eight people, seating furniture, a worktable, storage areas, a display monitor, internet connectivity devices, electronically controlled and automated smart lighting, fans, and heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC). A proprietary software application may be integrated for reservations of the workspace, accessing the workspace, and controlling the workspace during use.

A convertible seating and dinette arrangement that includes moveable and adjustable first and second seats with each seat including a base, a seat bottom, and a backrest; and wherein each base is configured for pivotal movement to adjust between various modes. The convertible seating and dinette arrangement can include seats that are moveable and convertible to at least three different modes including a sofa mode, a recliner mode, a daybed mode, a dinette mode, an alternate dinette mode, and a chaise lounge mode.

Theater seating systems, theater lounge seats, theater seats, and theater seating arrangements are described herein. An example embodiment of a theater seating system comprises a separating panel and a theater seat. The separating panel has a first end, a second end, a first section, a second section, a third section, and a fourth section. The first section, the second section, the third section, and the fourth section cooperatively define a chamber within which the theater seat is disposed. The first end is separated from the second end to define an opening that provides access to the chamber defined by the separating panel.

The booth has a base and a table is pivotably connected to the base. The table is movable from a stored positioned adjacent the base an in-use position where the table is positioned substantially perpendicular to the base. At least one bench is pivotably connected to the base. The at least one bench is movable from a stored position adjacent the base, an in-use position that is substantially perpendicular to the base. A support leg is pivotably connected to the table and to the at least one bench. The support leg is disposed to extend in a direction perpendicular to the table and the at least one bench when the table and at least one bench are in the in-use position.