Postural sitting unit intended for children with disabilities (Infantile Cerebral Palsy, degenerative pathologies with functional impairments, syndromic pathologies with impairments functional) easily adaptable thanks to its modularity. Suitable for users who have little or no control of the trunk and head and needing appropriate stabilization a pelvic level to be able to assume, in situations where residual functionality allows it, the more appropriate posture in different everyday contexts, both internally and externally.
A non-electrical device, that may include pneumatically-assisted features, intended to support and position a patient (disabled and/or discomforted) in a sitting posture while performing activities of daily living, including work-related activities. It is designed with manually-operated ergonomic adjustments (e.g., height and position adjustments) to provide improved personal body posture and/or to help prevent/reduce physical problems associated with poor mobility or sedentary lifestyle. It is not a wheelchair.