Our movement

For us, 3D has nothing to do with cinema screens, glasses and popcorn. We’re talking about the ability to move in all three dimensions: forwards and backwards, left and right and – unique to Aeris – movement in the third dimension, namely up and down. This is particularly important, as it deepens breathing, stimulates the metabolism, promotes muscle development and ensures the intervertebral discs are well nourished.

In short: active sitting with Aeris 3D technology has a similar effect on our bodies to a leisurely walk. The muscles are constantly exercised. And this happens almost automatically, without us having to actively do anything. This results in

It is not only internal organs that oscillate in a natural rhythm; the alternating pressure and relief also keep the intervertebral discs healthy. Their metabolism works like a sponge: when the pressure is relieved, the surrounding nutrient-rich fluid is absorbed; when pressure is applied, it is released again. As the points of pressure and relief constantly change during movement, the intervertebral discs are better nourished when there is plenty of movement than when there is little. This helps prevent back pain and can alleviate it.

For example, the kidney moves up to 10 cm in time with the rhythm of breathing. It needs this up-and-down movement to function properly. When sitting statically, this movement is absent. Consequently, the kidney reduces its output, which naturally affects the whole body.

You move from the hips by leaning to the side. That way, you can reach quite a long way and your back always stays straight. Even when you nibble a biscuit from your office neighbour.

Tilting the pelvis forwards keeps the back straight. This allows for deep breathing and thus keeps the circulation going. The secret lies in the joint close to the floor, which allows the entire upper body to tilt naturally forwards towards the work surface.