Another distinct feature of the FollowMe chair is its slightly elevated seat, which helps your spine to keep its S-shaped curve while you sit without lumbar support or without you paying special attention to your way of sitting. “If you sit on a flat surface, your pelvis tilts backward. Your spine is deformed from its S-shape into a simple curve and as a result, your intervertebral discs are stressed unevenly, which causes backache. Thanks to the pelvis position determined by the FollowMe system, such incorrect stress is automatically prevented,” explains Andreas. “Whether you are resting your back and thinking, stretching your body upwards to take a deep breath or looking over your shoulder, any small or large movement of your back is immediately reflected in the backrest.”
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