From those beginnings arose CBS’s signature innovations: the Gemini articulating VDU arm and the Wishbone, the world’s first flat-panel monitor arm inspired by windsurfing mechanics, each rethinking how screens and desks align with the user. These early products not only addressed physical strain, but shaped the way people engage with their workstations - turning ergonomics into a design discipline of its own.

Today, CBS remains an international design-led company headquartered in the UK, with a network of offices and partners across the world including the US, Australia, Japan and Europe. Their mission continues: to seamlessly connect people with technology through award-winning ergonomic design that promotes comfort, productivity and well‑being.

A hallmark of CBS’s philosophy is the belief in human-centred innovation. From their earliest monitor arms to recent products like Ollin and Flo, they consistently aim for intentional, user‑first approaches. Their new sustainability framework - anchored in environmental stewardship, health, and product longevity - reflects this ethic, with measurable initiatives such as eliminating plastic packaging from 90% of their portfolio by 2024.

Across three decades, CBS has evolved without compromise: solving ergonomic challenges through elegant, functional design, building global partnerships, and anticipating future modes of working. Their legacy is one of design integrity, adaptability and impact: products that not only perform, and endure, but shape healthier, more considered workplaces worldwide.