IN THE U.S. massage chairs have long been lumbering misfits—not quite furniture, not quite appliances or consumer electronics. There are plenty of midlevel models vibrating and karate chopping away in nail salons and airports. But the technology has advanced, and it is easier than ever to purchase cutting-edge models from Asia, where chairs are outfitted with seats that sway, inflatable air bags that squeeze your limbs and rollers that map the position of your shoulders and the curve of your spine. Disney Cuts Ties to YouTube Superstar PewDiePie Trump Invites Supporter On Stage at Florida Rally Exploring the Last Frank Lloyd Wright Homes in Their Original Owners' Hands BeatsX Review: Apple’s Other Wireless Earbuds Trump Addresses Supporters at Rally in FloridaAller à : , Pour les articles homonymes, voir Inada. Family Inada (ファミリーイナダ, Famirī Inada?) est une entreprise japonaise spécialisée en conception et fabrication de fauteuils de massage à usage domestique.
Family Inada (connue sous le nom de Family au Japon) a conçu, sous la direction de Nichimu Inada[1], le premier fauteuil de massage à usage domestique au Japon en 1962[2] en se basant sur les principes du shiatsu[3]. La société Family Inada est basée à Osaka au Japon[3] et emploie plus de 2 000 personnes. Son usine principale se trouve dans l'ancien bourg de Nawa, aujourd'hui partie du bourg de Daisen (Préfecture de Tottori)[2]. Ses principaux concurrents sont les grands groupes Panasonic et Fuji, mais Inada reste le seul producteur indépendant de fauteuils de massage[1]. Family Inada a créé en 1968 le premier fauteuil avec rouleaux ascendants et descendants, en 1971, le premier fauteuil avec un mécanisme de pétrissage, en 1974, le premier fauteuil avec une fonction toucher humain (serrer et faire pression) et le premier fauteuil en 1988 utilisant à la fois la pression des points d'acupuncture et les rouleaux massants. La société a introduit en 2000 le premier système de détection des points d'acupuncture à infrarouge[2].
En 2001, le magazine Time a sélectionné la chaise H.9 comme une des meilleures inventions de l'année[4]. ↑ a et b (en) T. Nakajima, 'Father of massage chairs' on mission to save Japan from stress, The Asahi Shimbun, le 14 février 2015. ↑ a, b et c (en) The Inada Story, site officiel américain ↑ a et b (en) Brendan I. Koerner, OPENERS: THE GOODS; Massaging To the Oldies, The New York Times, le 19 décembre 2004 ↑ (en) Best Inventions of 2001. Infrared Massage Chair, Time WholeBody massage chairs fuel a more productive lifestyle without breaking your budget or room decor At first glance, you might mistake Human Touch Massage Chairs for upscale recliners. And it would be an honest mistake. After all, they share the sleek lines, luxurious upholsteries and designer styling of the finest pieces of furniture. But once you take a seat, grab the intuitive remote control and turn them on, you discover these advanced wellness solutions are at best distant cousins of any other chair you've ever encountered.
Built with patented systems and revolutionary technologies, this portfolio of industry-leading massage chairs delivers unmatched therapeutic advantages that help people be their best and feel their best. WholeBody® 7.1 Massage Chair ZeroG Volito Massage Chair WholeBody® HT-275 Massage Chair AcuTouch® 6.0 Massage Chair ZeroG® 4.0 Massage Chair ThermoStretch® HT-7120 Massage Chair ZeroG® 2.0 Massage Chair WholeBody® HT-5040 Massage Chair WholeBody® 5.1 Massage Chair ZeroG® 5.0 Massage Chair WholeBody® HT-3300 Massage Chair AcuTouch 9500x Massage Chair Up to 12 months Comes with our Human Touch Warranty Delivery to your doorThe mere mention of massage chairs can make you think of those large, unattractive, overbearing, Space Age things. But, what if they weren’t? What if massage chairs looked all right and perfectly blended with your décor? Yes, there are massage chairs that will perfectly suit the design and style of your home.
However, most of the options we’ve today to the décor-conscious person can be downright pitiful. Few are able to succeed in fitting in with your home’s décor. Such are able to tuck up into a compact space, while aiming to be your personal masseuse after a long, tiring day. Today’s technology has enables companies such as Panasonic, Osaki, Human Touch and Inada Sogno to design robotic massage chairs which offer customizable massages. As well, the more complex chairs are able to scan’ your whole body to adjust for the height and problematic areas. That said, here are 4 massage chairs that will look great in your home, guaranteeing you of the best home relaxation experience. This Japanese model boasts the broadest massage coverage among virtually all massage chairs released to date: over 1,200 square-inches. Ultimately, no part of your body is left out. This massage chair mimics the shiatsu massage with gentle figure eight motions. It weighs a convenient 265 lbs., making use of Inada Dream-Wave technology for top notch functioning.
An infrared scanner helps locate the problem spots. As well, it comes included with a special setting for young users. Operating quietly, the Dream-Wave is quite easy to use and comes backed by a 3-year warranty. Among the outstanding features it offers include great customer support and an appealing design. The EP1285KL has been designed with the user’s health and ultimate relaxation in mind. It’s specially designed for therapeutic muscle relaxation, as well as increased blood flow. This massage chair makes use of a unique combination of Swedish, Shiatsu, and Panasonic’s Chiro techniques. It features an exclusive, modern and urban look that’s definite to blend in with your home’s décor. It weighs a light 172lbs. Using the innovative Advance Quad-Style Technology, the EP1285KL offers various unique features such as Auto-Recline, Auto Shut-off, and Auto Air Ottoman. In addition to being remote-controllable, there are eight manual options: Knead, Swedish, Tapping, Compression, Hawaiian, Soft Shiatsu, and full &Regional Roll.
Needless to say, the chair operates suitably quietly. This simple, basic and budget-friendly, the I-Joy 2580 offers you with a stress-relieving back massage that involves several settings/options. Weighing just 109 lbs., this chair offers 3 different massage programs and an inbuilt control panel. Exclusively, it comes with a cup holder at the right armrest and a built-in auxiliary outlet. Human Touch offers a 90-day warranty for home use, 1-year on the parts and 2-year on the structural design. You’re definite to love the chair’s strength and durability. Some users have reported to have used the chair for more than 6 years without needing any maintenance. The Human Touch I-Joy 2580 is a great balance between cost and function, and would be an outstanding addition to any home. Yet another Japanese model, the OS-4000 features six different massage programs: Swedish (5 levels), Kneading, Tapping, Shiatsu, Rolling and Clapping. It might take some considerable duration of time to familiarize oneself with all the different programs, modes, settings and intensity levels on this complex chair.