The idea of park chairs doubling as multimeters might sound like something out of a sci-fi movie, but with advancing technology, the line between furniture and functional gadgets is blurring. While traditional park chairs are designed solely for seating, innovators are exploring ways to integrate practical tools into everyday objects.

Currently, there are no commercially available park chairs that function as multimeters. However, the concept isn’t entirely far-fetched. Imagine a bench with built-in sensors to measure environmental data like temperature, humidity, or even air quality—such designs are already in experimental stages. Combining this with electrical measurement capabilities could theoretically create a "multimeter chair," though practicality and durability remain challenges.

For now, if you need a multimeter, it’s best to carry a dedicated device. But who knows? The future of urban furniture might surprise us with tech-infused creations that serve dual purposes. Until then, park chairs will remain a place to relax, not troubleshoot circuits.