Wrist support device
OwnerMichael Charles Cookeinventor
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Abstract
A device for supporting a wrist of a person operating a computer mouse or keyboard, the device includes a deformable body having a flexible enclosure which is at least partially filled with a flowable material such as a fluid, liquid or gel; and a support member being less deformable than said body, wherein the deformable body is movable relative to the support member. The support member may include a second enclosure containing a flowable material or alternatively a deformable solid material. Suitably, a flexible plate member is associated with the second enclosure in order to resist bunching thereof when the support device is in use.
Claims27
A device for supporting a wrist comprising an enclosure having a flexible outer wall in the form of a bladder or sac, a first flowable material contained within the flexible outer wall selected from a liquid, a viscosity modified liquid, and a gel, and an inner support member within the flexible outer wall and wherein the outer wall is able to roll over a work surface and relative to the inner support member.
A device for supporting a wrist comprising:
- an enclosure having a flexible outer wall in the form of a bladder or sac;
- a first flowable material contained within the flexible outer wall;
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- an inner support member within the flexible outer wall, wherein the outer wall is able to roll over a work surface and relative to the inner support member, wherein the inner support member comprises an inner chamber with a second flowable material therein that has greater viscosity than the first flowable material, and wherein the inner chamber includes an interior support member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.