If you're annoyed by slovenly colleagues, their desks full of paper and abandoned cups of tea, and their chairs left askew, Nissan have a solution: self-parking chairs.
As originally reported by Engadget, these chairs automatically move back under their desks on hearing the sound of a clap, leaving offices looking tidier and -- presumably -- making the more fastidious members of your workforce slightly happier.
The chairs, manufactured by Okamura, are tracked by four WiFi-enabled, motion-tracking cameras on the wall. Motors on the wheels drive the chairs, guided by the WiFi, back under their desks.
Don't get too excited, though -- the chairs are, obviously, part of a publicity stunt to promote Nissan's new intelligent parking assist technology. For the time being you'll have to make do with nagging your messy colleagues.
This article was originally published by WIRED UK
