Child support devices using layered mesh material
AssigneeKids2, Inc.
InventorsHeather Tootell, Casey Harris, Stephen Burns, Eric Lange
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AssigneeKids2, Inc.
InventorsHeather Tootell, Casey Harris, Stephen Burns, Eric Lange
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A child support device includes a seat and a panel included in or adjacent to the seat. The panel includes a first panel portion including a panel edge defining a panel opening. The first panel portion has a first heat transfer coefficient. A location of the panel opening corresponds to a heat transfer region in which an expected heat received from a child in the seat is greater than a heat reception threshold. A second panel portion is in the panel opening and attached to the panel edge. The second panel portion includes a layered mesh having a second heat transfer coefficient greater than the first heat transfer coefficient and greater than a threshold heat transfer coefficient at which a temperature of the second panel portion while receiving the expected heat is greater than a room temperature by less than a threshold difference, wherein the threshold difference is at most five degrees Fahrenheit.
A child support device, comprising:
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A child support device, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.