The fusion of telluric potential monitoring with outdoor seating presents a groundbreaking opportunity to merge geoelectric technology with everyday functionality. One innovative approach involves embedding sensors beneath seating surfaces to measure natural earth currents, providing real-time data for environmental or structural monitoring. Another method incorporates conductive materials into seating designs, allowing passive energy harvesting while maintaining comfort. Modular seating systems with interchangeable telluric modules offer flexibility for urban planners and researchers. For public spaces, aesthetically pleasing designs can disguise monitoring equipment while contributing to smart city initiatives. The most advanced concepts integrate wireless transmission of telluric data into seating, creating interactive installations that educate users about subsurface conditions. These applications not only advance scientific monitoring capabilities but also redefine the role of urban furniture in environmental stewardship.