Dynamic Ergonomic Science

Why Ergonomics Must Evolve?

Traditional ergonomic chairs are built for the static. Today’s bodies and workstyles demand more—dynamic support that adapts as you move, work, and relax.

Ergonomics 101

Traditional Limits Why Change Matters Dynamic Ergonomic Science Innovation

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The limitatiions of traditional ergonomic chair

Everyone's spinal curvature is different, making it dilficult for people to find a chair that perfectly fits theirspine.

*Source：United States AirForce Research Labotorary, CAESAR, Final Report, June 2002.

No matter how expensive an ergonomic chair is, it will fail to provide effective support when in motion.

About 80% of adults will experience back pain at some point in their lives. Prolonged sitting is recognized as a key risk factor for developing back pain, especially among office workers. Ergonomics experts recommend dynamic seating solutions to better support spinal health.

*Source: American Chiropractic Association

The flaws of traditional ergonomic chairs

Lack of
Personalization

Fixed lumbar support cannot match individual spinal curves.

Lack of
Dynamic Response

Uneven pressure on the neck and back when changing posture (such as leaning forward or reclining back).

Insufficient Relief

Limited support for chronic pain conditions (such as sciatica and neck stiffness).

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Why dynamic ergonomics is essential

Healthy individuals change their sitting posture up to 13 times per hour. Sitting isn’t static—our bodies are constantly making micro-movements, even while seated. That’s why a truly ergonomic chair must dynamically respond to these changes, helping to support spinal health and reduce fatigue.

*Source: J Reenalda, P Van Geffen, M Nederhand, M Jannink, M Ijzerman, H Rietman. Journal article: Analysis of healthy sitting behavior: Interface pressure distribution and subcutaneous tissue oxygenation

Spinal Biomechanics: The human body is remarkably complex, and the design of a chair’s backrest must reflect the intricacies of our skeletal structure. The spine is a continuous system—supporting just one section can disrupt overall alignment. What’s more, every individual has a unique spinal curve, making personalized support essential for real ergonomic comfort.

We’ve also found that chairs with pronounced lumbar protrusions can actually disrupt the spine’s natural curve, as shown in X-ray imaging. This creates unnatural breaks in spinal alignment and increases pressure on specific segments of the spine.

*Source: LiberNovo Internal Laboratory

We’re redefining ergonomics by embracing true human-machine interaction—creating a chair that moves with you, not just for you.

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Overview Static Fit Dynamic Support Science and Health

What is dynamic ergonomics by LiberNovo?

Overview

Static Fit — Maximum Comfort While Sitting Still

Dynamic Support — Ultimate Comfort During Movement

Static Fit

Unmatched Comfort with Expanded Support

LARGEST CONTACT AREA = BEST FIT

Custom-fit support with a flexible back and stepless motor adjustment for your perfect posture.

Bionic FlexFit Backrest

5cm Motor Adjustment Range

Dynamic Support

Achieve dynamic comfort and dynamic tracking

The SyncroLink Mechanism System connects the headrest, backrest, seat, and armrests—delivering seamless, millisecond-level support that moves with you. Even during long hours and frequent position changes, Omni provides effortless, always-on comfort and support.

Deep Focus Mode

105° is the gold standard for posture. This angle fits the natural curve of your spine, lowering total pressure by 51%. It’s significantly more comfortable than the traditional 90° position, letting you work in comfort and keep your muscles relaxed.

Solo-work Mode

120° is the angle for inspiration. Studies show that at this recline, blood flow and oxygenation in the prefrontal cortex improve—boosting creativity and making it easier to experience those moments of breakthrough inspiration.

Soft Recline Mode

135° is built for long-haul comfort. This recline minimizes fatigue to only 25% compared to sitting upright, making it ideal for extended work or gaming sessions. Power through your day with lasting comfort.

Spine Flow Mode

160° is your zero-gravity zone. At 160°, you’re nearly horizontal—taking pressure off your spine and joints, enhancing circulation, and helping you achieve true weightless comfort. Ideal for deep rest, recovery, and stress relief.

Deep Focus Mode

105° is the gold standard for posture. This angle fits the natural curve of your spine, lowering total pressure by 51%. It’s significantly more comfortable than the traditional 90° position, letting you work in comfort and keep your muscles relaxed.

Solo-work Mode

120° is the angle for inspiration. Studies show that at this recline, blood flow and oxygenation in the prefrontal cortex improve—boosting creativity and making it easier to experience those moments of breakthrough inspiration.

Soft Recline Mode

135° is built for long-haul comfort. This recline minimizes fatigue to only 25% compared to sitting upright, making it ideal for extended work or gaming sessions. Power through your day with lasting comfort.

Spine Flow Mode

160° is your zero-gravity zone. At 160°, you’re nearly horizontal—taking pressure off your spine and joints, enhancing circulation, and helping you achieve true weightless comfort. Ideal for deep rest, recovery, and stress relief.

Dynamic Comfort—Your eyes, arms, and back, always in sync.

Science and Health

Science-backed health enhancement

Traction stretch: inspired by the cat-cow pose in yoga

How It Works:

1. Precise support for L4-L5 realignment

2. 50mm deep fascia release

3. Foraminal expansion and decompression

Benefits:

1. Increases blood flow by 41%, relieving muscle stiffness

2. Expands intervertebral space by 0.8mm, reducing nerve compression

3. Resets and reduces sacroiliac joint pressure to zero

Delivers the Lowest Seat Pressure Among Ergonomic Chairs

Several testers wore pressure sensor suits and took turns sitting on each chair for over an hour. Pressure data was collected across different seating angles to ensure accurate, real-world results.