Osaki 4D Aeris Duo Massage Chair
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Osaki | Model RT5951F
The Aeris Duo runs two massage mechanisms at the same time on a single 1431 mm SL track. The upper mechanism is 4D: a four-ball head on a nylon fiberglass curved arm, with its own walking, kneading and tapping motors, an independent radial pump, a soft-touch airbag behind a hard curved arm, and 60 mm of protrusion. It covers 840 mm of the track. The lower mechanism is 2D and works the waist and hips, with a four-ball head on a fiberglass spring curved arm and synchronous kneading and walking motors, covering 830 mm. Their ranges overlap by 360 mm.
Around that track sit 44 airbags on 7 valves: 12 at the feet, 8 at the legs, 16 across the arms, 4 at the hip sides and 4 at the shoulders. The waist carries two 370 × 120 mm carbon fiber heating elements with three levels, and an air cooling circuit with three levels of airflow. Twelve auto programs sit in four categories at three intensities, with six manual techniques underneath them, and everything is driven from a 7 inch touchscreen controller, armrest quick buttons or voice. The chair ships in Black, Brown and Taupe.
Inside the chair
Osaki call the Aeris Duo a market disruptor. Here is the build underneath that: two mechanisms on one track, 44 independently fed airbags, a heated and cooled waist section, and a safety system that reacts in 50 ms.
The numbers
Every figure below is Osaki's published specification for model RT5951F.
Closer look
The lower half of the chair is a separate machine from the track. Calves get kneading, rubbing and scraping from triple-row rollers with airbags on both sides. The soles get three-disc scraping that alternates forward and reverse, with airbags on both sides of the feet. The whole assembly extends itself 130 mm forward and back to meet different leg lengths, and the angle adjusts across a range of 16.5 to 89 degrees.
The ankle mechanism twists in two directions, working independently of the calf rollers and the sole discs above and below it. It sits inside the same legrest that extends 130 mm and swings through 16.5 to 89 degrees, so the moving parts around the ankle are the ones Osaki guard most closely: the calf rests and the calf-to-seat-frame gap both carry anti-pinch detection, capacitive at the calf rests and infrared dual-beam at the legrest and seat frame, with a 50 ms response.
The backrest holds two stored zero gravity positions between 131 and 156 degrees, so the shallower and the deeper recline are both one button away. One Touch Rocking moves the whole frame. Before a program starts, the chair scans the body to place the shoulder position, and that position can then be nudged by hand from the controller. Reclined, the chair occupies 2050 mm front to back and stands 830 mm tall, which is roughly 80.7 in by 32.7 in.
Compare
All three run a 4D mechanism on an SL track with heat and zero gravity. What separates the Aeris Duo is the second mechanism working the waist and hips at the same time as the first, and an air cooling circuit at the waist.
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