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US 10,537,193 B1Granted
Head rest device
OwnerKenneth Caylerinventor
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Abstract
The head rest device is a cushion. The head rest device is configured to cushion the head of a person in a face-down position. The head rest device further provides accommodations to allow the person to insert a plurality of arms into the interior of the head rest device. The head rest device is further configured as a pedestal. The pedestal is a structure configured to support a personal data device in an elevated position relative to the supporting surface on which the head rest device rests. The head rest device comprises a foam curvilinear block.
Claims17
A multi-purpose cushioning structure comprising:
- a curvilinear block;
- wherein the multi-purpose cushioning structure is a cushion;
- wherein the multi-purpose cushioning structure is configured for use with a personal data device;
- wherein the multi-purpose cushioning structure is configured for use with a person;
- wherein the multi-purpose cushioning structure is configured to cushion a head of the person in a face-down position;
- wherein a pedestal is a structure configured elevates the personal data device relative to a supporting surface on which the multi-purpose cushioning structure rests;
- wherein a foam block structure comprises a plurality of vertical surfaces, a plurality of horizontal surfaces, and a plurality of channels;
- wherein the plurality of vertical surfaces comprises an anterior surface, a posterior surface, a dexter surface, a sinister surface, and a canted surface;
- wherein the anterior surface is distal from the posterior surface;
- wherein the dexter surface is distal from the sinister surface;
- wherein the canted surface forms a cant relative to the posterior surface;
- wherein the curvilinear block is further defined with a superior surface and an inferior surface;
- wherein the superior surface of the curvilinear block has linear edges;
- wherein the superior surface of the curvilinear block is parallel to the supporting surface;
- wherein the superior surface of the curvilinear block forms a planar surface;
- wherein the superior surface of the curvilinear block is parallel to the supporting surface;
- wherein the superior surface of the curvilinear block forms a perpendicular brink with the anterior surface;
- wherein the superior surface of the curvilinear block forms a perpendicular brink with the dexter surface;
- wherein the superior surface of the curvilinear block forms a perpendicular brink with the sinister surface;
- wherein the superior surface of the curvilinear block forms a brink with the canted surface;
- wherein the inferior surface of the curvilinear block is parallel to the superior surface;
- wherein the inferior surface of the curvilinear block has a rectangular shape;
- wherein the inferior surface of the curvilinear block forms a planar surface;
- wherein the inferior surface of the curvilinear block forms a perpendicular brink with the anterior surface;
- wherein the inferior surface of the curvilinear block forms a perpendicular brink with the posterior surface;
- wherein the inferior surface of the curvilinear block forms a perpendicular brink with the dexter surface;
- wherein the inferior surface of the curvilinear block forms a perpendicular brink with the sinister surface.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.