Tactile sensory stimulator
OwnerGail Barbara REHMERT, Colby Dee Rehmertinventors
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Your applicants, Gail B. Rehmert (formerly Dreybus) and Colby D. Rehmert desire to be granted a Utility Patent for the hereinafter described improvements and enhancements to her former U.S. Pat. No. 4,312,333, a Tactile Stimulating Mechanism, granted Jan. 26, 1982. Goal of device is to relax, soothe, and calm the body and reduce stress. This modified enhanced application, renamed Tactile Sensory Stimulator, is an improvement allowing the device to reduce stress, while able to adjust to a user's large or small body type while in horizontal position. This mechanism creates a relaxing and sensitive touch over user's body by three adjustable wand assemblies holding filaments changed in figure to include light plastic orbed bendable units which do not weigh over 1-2 ounces each. This configuration of filaments creates very gentle pressure as all strands move in a rotational, reversible 360 degree orbit over the user body.
The enclosed descriptions and drawings show a Tactile Sensory Stimulating device which produces a gentle touching sensation on the body of the user thereby causing relaxation of tension and internal relief. Mechanism is comprised of:
This device is of a type designed to be placed adjacent to a horizontal surface such as a bed or cot on which a subject lies prone. The above described device is provided and adapted for soothing, calming and relaxing an individual. The base and support structure can be used for varying body sizes, large or small. In use, an individual may place the device next to and over their body and once the motor is turned on, thereafter the strings with add-ons as described above move in a 360 degree rotation over the body, providing a relaxing massage.
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