# Body-Dock **Domain:** Embodiment / Design / Interfaces **Doc Type:** Corpus-Specific Concept **Maturity:** Evolving **Related:** [[Receiving Substrate]], [[Remote Embodiment]], [[Civilian Cockpit]], [[Design for Dignity]] --- ## Definition A **body-dock** is an engineered form that receives, supports or channels a body as part of a larger technical system. ## Corpus Context The [[Eames Lounge Chair]] is the article's historical example; the replica in [[Black Mirror S6E3 — Beyond the Sea]] is the fictional extension. The concept asks whether support preserves agency or converts embodiment into an endpoint controlled elsewhere. ## Key Insight **This node connects its historical or conceptual subject to the corpus without treating analogy as proof of direct influence.** ## See Also [[Receiving Substrate]], [[Remote Embodiment]], [[Civilian Cockpit]], [[Design for Dignity]] ## Sources / Provenance - [[articles/Beyond the Sea|Beyond the Sea]]