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US 2021/0274941 A1Published application
Chair for supporting a person who is feeding a baby
AssigneeMelissa Fietz
InventorsMelissa FIETZ, Adam LOOKER, Joshua Gregg ERICKSON
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a chair for supporting a person feeding a baby. The chair includes a seat. The chair includes an armrest operatively connected to the seat. The armrest is selectively rotatable about a vertical axis, and moveable forward/rearward, laterally inward/outward and vertically relative to the seat. The armrest is shaped to receive a baby thereon.
Claims20
A chair for supporting a person feeding a baby, the chair comprising:
- a seat;
- an armrest operatively connected to the seat, the armrest being shaped to receive the baby thereon;
- a first actuator which selectively rotates the armrest about a vertical axis;
- a second actuator which selectively moves the armrest forwards/rearwards relative to the seat;
- and
- a third actuator which selective moves the armrest vertically relative to the seat.
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A chair for supporting a person feeding a baby, the chair comprising:
- a seat;
- and
- first and second armrests operatively connected to the seat, each said armrest being shaped to receive the baby thereon, being selectively rotatable about a vertical axis, being moveable forward/rearward, being moveable laterally inwards/outwards, and being moveable vertically relative to the seat;
- and
- a control and processing unit including a pair of control panels, each said control panel coupling to a respective said armrest, and each said control panel being configured to control both said armrests.
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A chair for supporting a person feeding a baby, the chair comprising:
- a seat;
- and
- at least one armrest operatively connected to the seat, the at least one armrest including an upper portion extending along a horizontal plane, and the at least one armrest including an angled portion coupling to and extending inwards from the upper portion thereof, the angled portion of the at least one armrest being angled relative to the horizontal plane and the vertical plane, and each said portion of the armrest being planar on the top surface thereof.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.