By John Arenas | September 12, 2013

Pogue Profiles New Steelcase “Gesture”

Can a chair be the coolest new business tech gadget?

You may know that Steelcase is a venture partner with Serendipity Labs – what better way to insure that every Labs location is outfitted with the very best in ergonomic design for the millennial workforce?

Today in the New York Times, Personal Tech editor David Pogue tests out Steelcase’s new Gesture, a chair that adapts to an amazing array of positions, all based on Steelcase’s well-known exhaustive research.

Check out the video here.

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