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Screenshot via Nissan.
Screenshot via Nissan.
Nissan has developed the so-called Intelligent Parking Chair that uses its intelligent park assist technology to automatically move into a set position, the company announced.
The chair includes a roller to automatically move 360 degrees that's paired with a system that indicates the target position. Four cameras placed on the room's ceiling generate a bird's-eye view to wirelessly transmit the chair's position and its route to a destination.
The office technology could help Japanese businessmen with the troublesome task of arranging chairs. The technology has already been applied to the European model X-Trail Hybrid and other Nissan vehicles around the world.
View GIFs of the chair in action here.
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