Wrist pad and methods of use thereof
OwnerJustin D. Cottoninventor
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Abstract
A device adapted to provide cushion between an arm and a surface. The device includes an external covering adapted to be in contact with an arm and a surface; an internal cavity inside the external covering; a sealing layer between the external covering and the internal cavity; the sealing layer being adapted to prevent leaking of the cushioning material from the device; and a through-hole.
Claims19
A device adapted to provide cushion between an arm and a surface, comprising:
- an external covering adapted to be in contact with an arm and a surface;
- an internal cavity inside the external covering,
- a sealing layer between the external covering and the internal cavity, the sealing layer being adapted to prevent leaking of a cushioning material from the device, and
- a through-hole.
A torus-shaped device adapted to provide cushion between a user's arm and a surface during the operation of a computer pointing device, comprising:
- an external covering adapted to be in contact with a user's arm and a surface, the external covering being adapted to move across the surface;
- an internal cavity inside the external covering;
- a cushioning material within the internal cavity;
- a sealing layer between the external covering and the internal cavity, the sealing layer being adapted to prevent leaking of the cushioning material from the device;
- a pocket adapted to hold an electronic apparatus, wherein an external surface of the pocket is transparent, such that a display screen of an electronic apparatus in the pocket is visible through the external surface of the device, and
- a through-hole adapted for a user's arm to fit through it.
A method for providing cushion between an arm and a surface, comprising:
- placing a user's hand through the through-hole of a cushioning device,
- fitting the cushioning device onto a desired part of the user's arm,
- grasping a computer point device,
- placing the computer pointing device and user's arm on a surface,
- operating the computer pointing device on the surface, and
- removing the cushioning device from the user's arm at the conclusion of use.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.