An integrated wellness system uses biometric sensor data received from an integrated stationary unit to generate user-specific wellness mappings and to automatically adjust one or more components of the stationary unit. Sensors in the integrated stationary unit transmit biometric sensor data to an integrated online system responsive to detecting that a user is interacting with the integrated stationary unit. Modules of the online system input the received sensor data into a trained configuration model that outputs a recommended optimal configuration of the integrated stationary unit for the user and instruct the integrated stationary unit to configure one or more components according to the recommended configuration. In some embodiments, the online system instructs the integrated stationary unit to further modify one or more components based on user input through a wellness application executing on a client device.
A furniture frame is provided that includes a plurality of frame members and a socket coupled to at least one of the plurality of frame members. The socket may include a plurality of walls arranged about a central axis and enclosing the central axis. The frame may further include a leg configured to be removably inserted into the socket. A first portion of the leg that is configured to be inserted into the socket may include walls having approximately a first thickness, and a second portion of the leg that is not configured to be inserted into the socket may include walls having approximately a second thickness that is twice as large as the first thickness. The frame members, socket, and leg may comprise metal.
F16M 11/00 - Appuis ou tréteaux en tant que supports pour appareils ou objets
F16B 12/32 - Jointure des meubles ou objets similaires, p. ex. masquée de l'extérieur par chevilles, boulons, tenons, brides, clips ou dispositifs similaires pour éléments de meubles métalliques utilisant des brides, clips, coins, boulons coulissants ou dispositifs similaires
