Aeron, Mirra 2 and Cosm: start with the suspended surface
The Kiso Axis library puts these models in the mesh-review family. A suspended seat and its surrounding frame create a different placement question from a broad padded seat. Check where the cover is supported, whether its edge meets the frame, and whether it stays flat when you sit.
Herman Miller describes Aeron's 8Z Pellicle as a suspension material. That does not establish that an added sensor cover has been tested on it. Use the manufacturer's page to identify your chair, then use the fit check to record your actual placement. A mesh result remains subject to review.
Embody is a separate case from Sayl and Verus
The library describes Embody as layered pixel support and assigns it to contoured review. Sayl and Verus profiles start from upholstered task-seat geometry. That difference matters: a result from one model is not transferable to the other.
An upholstered starting point still needs all five checks: stability, flat support, side bolsters, the front edge and active mechanisms. No model name overrides an unstable placement or a surface that folds the cover.
Take the exact model into the fit check
The links below select the named chair in the existing fit checker. They do not prefill a favorable result. Answer for the seat you own, including its current condition and any variant that changes the seat.
Kiso Axis is a removable sensing cover, not a replacement chair or replacement mesh. Keep your chair's normal adjustments available. First Edition launches in Japan first; international signup requests launch updates rather than placing an order.
