Infant walker system
OwnerMicheal Mathews, Jr.inventor
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Abstract
A infant walker system includes a frame with a first top rail; a second top rail; a first leg attached to the first top rail and configured to elevate the first top rail at a distance relative to a ground surface; and a second leg attached to the second top rail and configured to elevate the second top rail at a distance relative to the ground surface. The system also includes a harness secured to the first top rail and the second top rail, the harness being configured to secure an infant at a predetermined height relative to the ground surface; a first sliding joint slidingly engaged with the first top rail; a second sliding joint slidingly engaged with the second top rail; a first strap attached to the harness and to the first sliding joint; and a second strap attached to the harness and to the second sliding joint.
Claims18
An infant walker system, comprising:
- a frame having:
- a first top rail;
- a second top rail, the second top rail is spaced apart from the first top rail and configured to run parallel to the first top rail;
- a first leg attached to the first top rail and configured to elevate the first top rail at a distance relative to a ground surface;
- and
- a second leg attached to the second top rail and configured to elevate the second top rail at a distance relative to the ground surface;
- a first hand rail rigidly attached to the first leg and configured to run parallel to the first top rail;
- a second hand rail rigidly attached to the first leg and configured to run parallel to the second top rail;
- a table secured to and extending from the first hand rail, the table is configured to support an object thereon;
- a harness secured to the first top rail and the second top rail, the harness being configured to secure an infant at a predetermined height relative to the ground surface;
- a first sliding joint slidingly engaged with the first top rail;
- a second sliding joint slidingly engaged with the second top rail;
- a first strap attached to the harness and to the first sliding joint;
- and
- a second strap attached to the harness and to the second sliding joint.
An infant walker system, comprising:
- a frame having:
- a first top rail;
- a second top rail;
- a first leg attached to the first top rail and configured to elevate the first top rail at a distance relative to a ground surface;
- and
- a second leg attached to the second top rail and configured to elevate the second top rail at a distance relative to the ground surface;
- a first hand rail rigidly attached to the first leg and configured to run parallel to the first top rail;
- a second hand rail rigidly attached to the first leg and configured to run parallel to the second top rail;
- a table secured to and extending from the first hand rail, the table is configured to support an object thereon;
- a harness secured to the first top rail and the second top rail, the harness being configured to secure an infant at a predetermined height relative to the ground surface;
- a first sliding joint slidingly engaged with the first top rail;
- a second sliding joint slidingly engaged with the second top rail;
- a bridge rigidly attached to the first sliding joint and to the second sliding joint;
- a yoke pivotally attached to the bridge;
- a first strap attached to the harness and to the yoke;
- and
- a second strap attached to the harness and to the yoke.
An infant walker system, comprising:
- a frame having:
- an elongated center rail;
- a first pair of legs extending from the elongated center rail at a first end and a second pair of legs extending from the elongated center rail at a second end opposing the first end;
- a first hand rail rigidly attached to the first leg and configured to run parallel to the first top rail;
- a second hand rail rigidly attached to the first leg and configured to run parallel to the second top rail;
- a table secured to and extending from the first hand rail, the table is configured to support an object thereon;
- a harness secured to the center rail, the harness being configured to secure an infant at a predetermined height relative to the ground surface;
- a sliding joint slidingly engaged with the center rail;
- a first strap attached to the harness and to the sliding joint;
- and
- a second strap attached to the harness and to the sliding joint.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.