Unique wearable accessories keep you up and running

Japan is a country with many breakthrough initiatives that help improve the quality of life for people.

Just as IT people or plant workers have to stand or sit a lot, surgeons are also the ones who are under a lot of pressure not only in the mind but also in the pressure of the spine to stand for too long in one so

In the face of this suffering, an intelligent curtain-holder called the Archelis (Japanese for " walking chair" ) was born to help surgeons.

Archelis was developed by the Yokohama-based Nitto mold factory in collaboration with the Chiba University Medical Center, Hiroaki Nishimura Design and Japan Polymer Technology.

This smart device can create an invisible artificial chair for the wearer. As a result, surgeons can sit comfortably to reduce fatigue during prolonged surgeries.

Although only developed in the health sector, in the future, the product can also be used in many other industries.

Introducing the Archelis smartphone.

Details of the structure and design have not been announced by the developer yet. The product will be available in Japan starting this summer.