Handheld device for providing fluidic massage
AssigneeShenzhen Kaiyan Medical Equipment Co., Ltd.
InventorAlain Dijkstra
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Abstract
A handheld device for providing fluidic massage comprises a storage container adapted to store a fluid, one or more fluidic channels extending into the storage container, the one or more fluidic channels including one or more respective first ends and one or more respective second ends, wherein the one or more first ends are within the storage container, one or more pumps in fluidic communication with the storage container through the one or more fluidic channels, one or more nozzles provided at the one or more second ends of the fluidic channels, and a bladder encapsulating the one or more nozzles, wherein the bladder is adapted to be in contact with a user at an outer surface of the bladder, and receive fluid flow from the one or more nozzles, at an inner surface of the bladder.
Claims15
A handheld device for providing fluidic massage, the handheld device comprising:
- a storage container adapted to store a fluid;
- a plurality of fluidic channels extending into the storage container, each of the plurality of fluidic channels including a first end and a second end, wherein the first end is within the storage container, wherein at least one of the plurality of fluidic channels is a supply channel and at least one of the plurality of fluidic channels is a suction channel;
- in fluidic communication with the storage container through the plurality of fluidic channels;
- one or more nozzles provided at the second end of each of the plurality of fluidic channels;
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- a bladder encapsulating the one or more nozzles, wherein the bladder is adapted to be in contact with a user at an outer surface of the bladder, and receive fluid flow from the one or more nozzles, at an inner surface of the bladder;
- wherein the one or more nozzles are configured to impinge fluid flow in one or more fluid patterns on an inner surface of the bladder to provide the fluidic massage to the user through the bladder, and the excess fluid in the bladder is sucked and returned to the storage container via one of the plurality of fluidic channel;
- wherein the handheld device is configured to simultaneously supply fluid to the bladder through the supply channel and suck fluid from the bladder through the suction channel to provide continuous fluid recirculation during the fluidic massage.
A handheld device for providing fluidic massage, the handheld device comprising:
- a storage container adapted to store a fluid;
- a plurality of fluidic channels extending into the storage container, each of the plurality of fluidic channels including a first end and a second end, wherein the first end is within the storage container, wherein at least one of the plurality of fluidic channels is a supply channel and at least one of the plurality of fluidic channels is a suction channel;
- at least one pump in fluidic communication with the storage container through the plurality of fluidic channels;
- one or more nozzles provided at the second ends of each of the plurality of fluidic channels;
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- a bladder encapsulating the one or more nozzles, wherein the bladder is adapted to be in contact with a user at an outer surface of the bladder, and receive fluid flow from the one or more nozzles, at an inner surface of the bladder;
- wherein the one or more nozzles are configured to impinge fluid flow in one or more fluid patterns on an inner surface of the bladder to provide the fluidic massage to the user through the bladder, and the excess fluid in the bladder is sucked and returned to the storage container via one of the plurality of fluidic channel;
- wherein the handheld device is configured to simultaneously supply fluid to the bladder through the supply channel and suck fluid from the bladder through the suction channel to provide continuous fluid recirculation during the fluidic massage;
- a radiation plate within a space encapsulated by the bladder, the radiation plate comprises a radiation source for emitting therapeutic electromagnetic radiation.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.