An adjustable sitting posture training chair with a front backrest.

Abstract

OCR09WP09 / 06 / 2569 The invention is an adjustable seating posture training chair with a front backrest, used for training individuals with neck problems. Having trouble controlling your head or maintaining balance while sitting? Sit with your head leaning forward to reduce pressure on your bones. The sacrum, coccyx, and ischial tuberosities are used to aid in treatment and rehabilitation. Controlling the head and torso allows both arms to move at shoulder level and reduces discomfort. The body in a seated position, using an adjustable seated exercise chair with a front backrest, has the following main components: The four parts are: 1. The seat section with an adjustable cushion that can be tilted from 0-30 degrees relative to the horizontal; 2. The chest support section. And on the sides of the body: 3. A section supporting the back of the head to the nape of the neck. 4. The armrest trays. All four sections are connected at... It is sturdy, can be disassembled, and the height can be adjusted to suit each person with a disability.

Claims

OCR09WP09 / 06 / 25691. The adjustable seat training chair with front backrest consists of a seat section with a cushion (3) connected to the calf support (12) and footrest (13). Above the seat section is a leg support (6) connected to the chest support (8) and lateral body support (14). The chest support (8) and lateral body support (14) are rectangular frames connected from the leg support (6) at connection point (15). The lumbar support (18) is connected to the lumbar support (6) at connection point (15). It is fitted with a side support section (14) with a removable stand (19). The armrest tray (17) is a rectangular, U-shaped cutout that fits the size of the chest support section (8) and the side support section (13). A unique feature is that the seat cushion (3) can be adjusted from 0-30 degrees to the horizontal plane. The connecting angle between the seat cushion (13), the calf support (12) and the footrest (13) is 90 degrees to each other at both points. The edge of the chest support section (8) is 90 degrees to the seat cushion (3) at all angles of the seat. 2.Chairs under claim 1 in which the seat (13) is fitted with either a hydraulic system, an electric hydraulic system, or a manual adjustment or a rotary adjustment for the angle of the seat; 3. Chairs under claim 1 or 2 in which the connection point (20) can move the leg shaft (6) forward and backward; 4. Any chair under claims 1-3 in which the connection point (15) can lift and rotate the chest support (8) and the lateral support (14) forward and backward.

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