Our chair technology

Top Tier Tech

Experience the ultimate relaxation with our state-of-the-art Osaki massage chairs. Their advanced scanning technology ensures the perfect amount of pressure for your neck, back, glutes and feet. With pressure adjustments, heated back rollers, and up to 16 auto massage modes including stretch and shiatsu, you’ll enjoy a personalized massage experience. The SL-Track design covers your entire body, from neck to hamstrings, while the Zero Gravity position maximizes the intensity of the massage. The calf kneading motion and circular air massagers add an extra dimension of relaxation. 

Zero gravity massage chair technology

Body Scan Technology

Our Osaki massage chairs will perform a body scan to map the key areas of the neck and back to ensure the optimal amount of pressure applied during the massage. The scanning technology will detect your shoulders height to ensure that the rollers hit exactly the right place on your individual body. The foot massage portion of the chair rivals human hands. 

4D Massage Rollers

4D rollers are designed to conduct more motion throughout the massage by rotating the rollers in various directions to target specific body areas. Through the use of a scientifically-engineered SL-Track, the massage rollers can extend from the base of the skull to the very edge of your hamstrings.

Air Compression Therapy

When the massage program is activated, these airbags inflate and deflate in a rhythmic pattern, creating a compression and decompression effect on your body. This mimics the sensation of a human massage therapist applying pressure to different parts of your body.

Zero Gravity Position

Inspired by NASA, the Zero Gravity position is the perfect position for ultimate relaxation and helps maximize the massage’s intensity.

Calf and Foot Massage

Our chairs have 3 individual rollers on each foot and memory foam that compresses to intelligently apply force along the sides and tops of your feet for maximum relief.

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