Human figure and tray apparatus and method
OwnerJames Skeltoninventor
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Abstract
An apparatus which includes a structure which resembles a human being; wherein the structure has a head section, an arms section, a torso section, and a legs section; and further comprising a first tray fixed to the structure; and wherein at least a portion of the arms section is underneath the first tray, and supports the first tray. The apparatus may further include a second tray which is fixed to the structure at a location below the first tray. The apparatus may further include first and second members which are configured to hold a plurality of glasses below the second tray. The apparatus may further include a first and second devices having first ends and second ends opposite the first ends for attaching to the first tray and second tray to cause the first tray to support the second tray.
Claims16
An apparatus comprising:
- a structure which resembles a human being;
- wherein the structure has a head section, an arms section, a torso section, and a legs section;
- and further comprising a first tray fixed to the structure;
- and wherein
- at least a portion of the arms section is underneath the first tray, and supports the first tray;
- and
- further comprising first and second members which are configured to hold a plurality of glasses below the first tray;
- wherein there is a distance between the first and second members:
- wherein each of the plurality of glasses has a bottom section, connected to a neck section which is connected to a top section from which an individual drinks liquid;
- wherein the first and second members, and the plurality of glasses are configured so that each of the plurality of glasses is configured to be held suspended upside down, by a combination of the first and second members;
- wherein each of the plurality of glasses, when suspended by the combination of the first and second members is configured to be in a first orientation with respect to the first and second members, such that the bottom section and the top section of each of the plurality of glasses prevent detachment of each of the plurality of glasses from the apparatus, when each of the plurality of glasses is in the first orientation with respect to the first and second members;
- and
- wherein each of the plurality of glasses is configured to be separated from the apparatus by changing the orientation of each of the plurality of glasses with respect to the first and second members to a second orientation to allow detachment of each of the plurality of glasses from the apparatus.
A method comprising
- placing items on a first tray of an apparatus;
- and
- wherein the apparatus includes:
- a structure which resembles a human being;
- wherein the structure has a head section, an arms section, a torso section, and a legs section;
- wherein the first tray is fixed to the structure;
- and wherein
- at least a portion of the arms section is underneath the first tray, and supports the first tray;
- and wherein the apparatus is further comprised of:
- first and second members which are configured to hold a plurality of glasses below the first tray;
- wherein there is a distance between the first and second members;
- wherein each of the plurality of glasses has a bottom section, connected to a neck section which is connected to a top section from which an individual drinks liquid;
- wherein the first and second members, and the plurality of glasses are configured so that each of the plurality of glasses is configured to be held suspended upside down, by a combination of the first and second members;
- wherein each of the plurality of glasses, when suspended by the combination of the first and second members is configured to be in a first orientation with respect to the first and second members, such that the bottom section and the top section of each of the plurality of glasses prevent detachment of each of the plurality of glasses from the apparatus, when each of the plurality of glasses is in the first orientation with respect to the first and second members;
- and
- wherein each of the plurality of glasses is configured to be separated from the apparatus by changing the orientation of each of the plurality of glasses with respect to the first and second members to a second orientation to allow detachment of each of the plurality of glasses from the apparatus.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.