US 12,440,032 B1Granted

Chaise chair with covered display

OwnerAlexander Mesa Dominguezinventor

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Abstract

A multifunctional chaise chair for outdoor use enhances smart device usability and user comfort. The chair includes a seating assembly, support system, and an upper cover assembly with a frontal panel strategically positioned parallel to the backrest to hold a smart device, and an overhead panel for shade. This arrangement improves display visibility by reducing bright light reflections while maintaining a natural, comfortable viewing angle. The chair incorporates a solar power system, a wireless communication module for internet and device connectivity, and at least one of a multi-function interface port or wireless power transfer module for data and power delivery. Optional collapsible side panels made of partially light-transmissive, air-permeable material reduce reflections and allow airflow. Additional features include a mist sprayer, speaker assembly, and adjustable seating and device positioning to accommodate users of different heights and preferences.

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Dependent claims

A chaise chair for improved functionality, the chaise chair comprises:

a seating assembly that has a seat member, a backrest member with a headrest section, a right armrest member, a left armrest member 14b and a leg rest member;
a support system for the seating assembly;
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an upper cover assembly that has a frontal panel and an overhead panel, the frontal panel defines a proximal end, a frontal surface and a rear surface, and extends over and parallel to the backrest member of the seating assembly, the frontal surface is configured to face a seated user of the chaise chair and to receive a smart device with a display, the overhead panel spans between the proximal end a and the seating assembly above the headrest section, the frontal panel and the overhead panel are each opaque;
wherein the upper cover assembly is configured to provide adequate visibility of the display of the smart device, which is otherwise impaired due to insufficient display luminance to overcome bright light reflections, and to allow the seated user of the chaise chair to directly view the display of the smart device without requiring upward or downward adjustment of their line of sight.

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