One of the main innovations of this "24-hour chair" is that it adapts to the user's body: the user’s imprint is registered on sitting down thanks to the seat’s special viscoelastic foam (Enersorb ), also employed by NASA in its tests. The unique properties of this material relieve body pressure.

CXO is a chair designed for intensive use, which is why special attention has been paid to its ergonomic features. The support surface of the backrest is composed of a mesh that enables air to circulate freely, facilitating perspiration. The shape of the backrest facilitates a straight and stable spine posture. Furthermore, the adjustment of the angle between the seat and backrest helps in the adoption of dynamic non-sedentary attitudes at the workstation, enabling the user to move around freely, changing from an advanced work posture to a relaxed one.