Movable human support structure
OwnerAaron DeJuleinventor
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Abstract
A movable human support structure has a support against which at least a part of a human can be borne in use, a base, and a first motion transmitting assembly acting between the support and the base. The first motion transmitting assembly has at least one link member connecting between the base and the support. The at least one link member is configured to be movable: a) relative to the support around a first axis; and b) relative to the base around a second axis. The first and second axes are non-parallel to each other. The first motion transmitting assembly is configured to guide movement of the support relative to the base in opposite directions in a non-straight path.
Claims21
A movable human support structure comprising:
- a support against which at least a part of a human can be borne in use;
- a base;
- and
- a first motion transmitting assembly acting between the support and the base,
- the first motion transmitting assembly comprising at least one link member connecting between the base and the support,
- the at least one link member configured to be movable:
- a) relative to the support around a first axis;
- and b) relative to the base around a second axis,
- the first and second axes non-parallel to each other,
- the first motion transmitting assembly configured to guide movement of the support relative to the base in opposite directions in a non-straight path.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.