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US 8,708,415 B2Granted
Child head restraint system and methods using same
OwnerJohn Gabrielinventor
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Abstract
A head restraint system includes a first support arm formed of a flexible material. The head restraint further includes a first clamp arm coupleable to a child seat. A first joint for coupling the first support arm to the first clamp arm is configured to allow actuation of the first support arm between a first position extending horizontally across a portion of a child's forehead and a second position disposed away from the child's forehead.
Claims6
A head restraint system comprising:
- a first support arm formed of a flexible material;
- a first clamp arm coupleable to a child seat;
- and
- a first joint for coupling the first support arm to the first clamp arm and configured to allow actuation of the first support arm between a first position extending at least partially across a portion of a child's forehead and a second position disposed to one side of the child's forehead;
- wherein the first clamp arm includes at least one pin and a plurality of slots for receiving the at least one pin, the plurality of slots being arranged such that the length of the first clamp arm varies based on the slot selected for receiving the at least one pin.
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A head restraint system comprising:
- a first support arm formed of a flexible material;
- a first clamp arm coupleable to a child seat;
- and
- a first joint for coupling the first support arm to the first clamp arm and configured to allow actuation of the first support arm between a first position extending at least partially across a portion of a child's forehead and a second position disposed away from the child's forehead;
- wherein the first clamp arm includes at least one pin and a plurality of slots for receiving the at least one pin, the plurality of slots being arranged such that the length of the first clamp arm varies based on the slot selected for receiving the at least one pin.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.