Like designing products to solve why I'm stuck to this pleather chair in 83.8 deg F heatwaves and why we don't have a way to keep it cool.
If you're from the UK you'll know that air conditioning here really isn't a thing, and it's even harder if you're renting.
When you're working from home, this starts to get to be a challenge, a real hot one. There's only so much I can get from swamp coolers and fans blowing at me, and keeping the curtains shut.
What's worse though, is how hot the chairs are. Why on earth don't we have cooling chairs?
I mean, thermaltake have a cooling gaming chair. I'm not convinced about it though, but I'm even less convinced about this, which looks like five laptop fans stuck together in a pad:
We used to have a wild idea of design challenges where people managed to produce products that would sell... if someone can get away with selling this kind of thing on amazon, phew do we overthink things :D
But seriously... how can I cool this chair? Maybe I should have heatpipes in the base...
