In today's tech-driven world, the idea of multifunctional furniture is gaining traction—especially when it combines comfort with health-conscious features. One intriguing question is whether park chairs can double as EMF (electromagnetic field) detectors. While traditional park benches are designed solely for seating, innovators are exploring ways to integrate EMF detection into outdoor furniture.

Currently, there are no mass-produced park chairs with built-in EMF detectors. However, prototypes and experimental designs have emerged, blending seating with sensors to measure nearby electromagnetic radiation. These concepts aim to cater to individuals concerned about prolonged exposure to EMFs in public spaces.

For now, portable EMF detectors remain the practical choice for monitoring radiation levels in parks. But as smart city initiatives grow, the fusion of functionality and sustainability in urban furniture could make EMF-detecting chairs a reality in the future. Until then, park-goers can enjoy standard seating while using handheld devices to stay informed about their environment.