The latest motorized gaming bed from Japan eliminates the need to get up

A Japanese company wants to make the long walk from bed to desk superfluous. Because with an electric gaming bed, users should be able to sleep, eat and gamble without ever having to leave the comfort of their own bed.

The Japanese furniture manufacturer Bauhütte has introduced a new gaming bed that can change its shape with two motors. The headboard can be folded up to an angle of 60 degrees, while the legs can be folded up to an angle of 35 degrees. These two motors allow this bed to be used as a gaming chair as well, rather than just a bed.

As the manufacturer's marketing images show, users should position this bed so that the desk with their own gaming computer is at the foot end. So you don't have to get out of bed to gamble after waking up. With a refrigerator and microwave within easy reach, food and drinks are available without having to get out of bed.

Anyone who comes up with a solution for going to the toilet and filling up the refrigerator will theoretically never have to leave this bed again – at least that’s what Bauhütte’s marketing wants to communicate. The bed is almost two meters long, 94 centimeters wide and 28.5 centimeters high, the robust metal construction is said to be suitable for gaming enthusiasts weighing up to 200 kilograms.

Prices and Availability

The Bauhütte BGB-100FA gaming bed is available in Japan for 57,000 yen (approx. 420 euros). A global launch is unlikely, because this bed is likely to find significantly fewer buyers internationally than in Japan, where the space saving of the combination of gaming chair and bed is particularly important.

www.bauhutte.jp/product/bgb100fa/

 

They invented nothing new, you can find one of those beds in every hospital