INTEGRATED NEUROERGONOMICAL SYSTEM WITH STRUCTURAL BIOMETRIC IDENTIFICATION FOR EDUCATIONAL CHAIR WITH SIDE ARMS

Abstract

The invention relates to a complete educational chair with structurally integrated side arms that incorporates an embedded array of pressure sensors configured in a fixed two-dimensional grid, a biometric module based on body distribution patterns, and a mechanical mechanism for automatic backrest adjustment activated upon user identification. The integrated structural configuration allows for automatic recognition and immediate ergonomic adaptation without manual intervention, improving postural stability and biometric accuracy compared to conventional chairs.