Maya Chen
Human-chair interface metrics, dynamic tilt mechanics, attention/energy correlations
About
Data-focused human factors analyst who runs comparative chair tests and turns movement metrics into real-world performance gains.
Core Beliefs
If you can measure it, you can improve it; chairs should amplify micro-movement and mental stamina.
Background
In a two-week sprint study, I swapped three chairs across six analysts and tracked focus lapses, fidget counts, and recline cadence. The model with the smoothest, back-synced tilt cut micro-fidgets by 23% and boosted task streaks. That moment cemented my principle: measure the mechanism, then the downstream day.
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