Massage machine and massage device

Abstract

The utility model provides a massage machine and a massage device which can utilize a portable terminal even in hand treatment. A massage machine (100) is provided with a treatment device unit (101) and a terminal holding unit (102) which are attachable to and detachable from the hand of a user (500). The terminal holding part (102) is arranged on the outer side of the therapy device part (101) and holds the portable terminal (200). The treatment device part (101) is provided with a treatment part (1) and a power supply part (4). The treatment unit (1) is disposed on at least one of the palm and the back of the hand and treats the hand of a user (500). The power supply unit (4) supplies power to the treatment unit (1).

Description

[0001] Cross Reference of Related Applications

[0002] This application claims priority based on Japanese Patent Application No. 2024-28484 filed on February 28, 2024, and Japanese Patent Application No. 2024-230157 filed on December 26, 2024. The disclosures of them are incorporated herein by reference in their entirety. TECHNICAL FIELD

[0003] The utility model relates to massager, massage device. BACKGROUND

[0004] In the past, a hand massager that gives stimulation to a housed hand is known. For example, in the hand massager of Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2020-31792, a user's hand can be inserted into the inside of a dome-shaped housing. An air bag is disposed in the inside of the housing. The hand massager presses the palm, back of the hand, and fingers of the user's hand by expansion and contraction of the air bag. SUMMARY

[0005] PROBLEMS TO BE SOLVED BY THE INVENTION

[0006] However, the hand massager of Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2020-31792 performs treatment in a state in which the user's hand including the fingers is housed in the inside of the housing. Therefore, the user cannot perform other actions with the arm during treatment, and in particular, cannot hold something with the hand. On the other hand, in recent years, there are many people who use a portable terminal such as a smartphone during a gap time. However, in the hand massager of Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2020-31792, the user wants to use the portable terminal during treatment, but it is difficult to use the portable terminal because the arm during treatment cannot be used.

[0007] In addition, the hand massager of Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2020-31792 directly receives supply of electric power from a commercial power supply. Therefore, electric power can be supplied only in a range in which a power supply line reaches. For example, in a place such as a destination of an outing where a power supply line cannot reach, treatment of the hand cannot be received. Therefore, the user is restricted from moving during treatment, and cannot receive treatment of the hand during a gap time such as a commuting time.

[0008] The utility model in view of above -mentioned condition, the purpose is in the treatment of hand even if also can use portable terminal.

[0009] SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS

[0010] To achieve the above object, a massage machine according to one aspect of the present application includes: a treatment device portion that is detachable with respect to a hand of a user; and a terminal holding portion. The terminal holding portion is disposed outside the treatment device portion and holds a portable terminal. The treatment device portion has a treatment portion and a power supply portion. The treatment portion is disposed on at least one of a palm and a back of a hand and performs treatment on the hand of the user. The power supply portion supplies power to the treatment portion.

[0011] In addition, to achieve the above object, a massage device according to one aspect of the present application includes the above-described massage machine. The massage device includes an armrest portion that supports an arm of a user. The armrest portion includes a mounted portion. The mounted portion detachably mounts the massage machine.

[0012] Further features and advantages of the present application will be further understood from the following embodiments.

[0013] Effects of the Invention

[0014] According to the present application, a portable terminal can be used even in treatment of a hand. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

[0015] Figure 1 is a perspective view showing a structure example of the massage machine according to the first embodiment.

[0016] Figure 2 is a perspective view showing a use example of the massage machine according to the first embodiment.

[0017] Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view of the massage machine according to the first embodiment.

[0018] Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view showing another structure example of the massage machine according to the first embodiment.

[0019] Figure 5 is a block diagram showing a structure example of a control system of the massage machine according to the first embodiment.

[0020] Figure 6 is a perspective view showing another structure example of the support portion.

[0021] Figure 7 is a cross-sectional view showing another structure example of the leg portion.

[0022] Figure 8 is a cross-sectional view showing a structure example of the massage machine according to the second embodiment.

[0023] Figure 9 is a block diagram showing a structure example of a control system of the massage machine according to the second embodiment.

[0024] Figure 10 is an appearance view showing a configuration example of a massage machine of the third embodiment.

[0025] Figure 11 is an appearance view showing an example of a massage system of the third embodiment.

[0026] Figure 12 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of a control system of the massage system of the third embodiment.

[0027] Figure 13 is a perspective view showing a configuration example of a mounting portion.

[0028] Figure 14 is a perspective view showing an example of assembly of the massage machine of the third embodiment with respect to a chair-type massage device.

[0029] Figure 15 is a perspective view showing another example of assembly of the massage machine of the third embodiment with respect to a chair-type massage device.

[0030] Explanation of Reference Numerals

[0031] 100 massage machine

[0032] 101 treatment device portion

[0033] 102 terminal holding portion

[0034] 1021 peripheral wall portion

[0035] 1022 recessed portion

[0036] 1023 bottom portion

[0037] 1, 1U, 1D treatment portion

[0038] 10 cushioning member

[0039] 11 treatment member

[0040] 111, 111U, 111D air bag

[0041] 1111 air supply port

[0042] 1112 electromagnetic valve

[0043] 1113 air discharge port

[0044] 1114 electromagnetic valve

[0045] 112 protruding portion

[0046] 12 pressure sensor

[0047] 13 heater

[0048] 14 living body sensor

[0049] 2 housing

[0050] 20 through portion

[0051] 21U, 21D base portion

[0052] 211U, 211D recessed portion

[0053] 212U, 212D covering portion

[0054] 22L, 22R side wall portion

[0055] 221 housing portion

[0056] 23F, 23B support portion

[0057] 24, 24a leg portion

[0058] 3 air pump

[0059] 4 power supply portion

[0060] 40 storage battery

[0061] 41 external connection terminal

[0062] 51 communication portion

[0063] 52 operation portion

[0064] 53 power supply portion

[0065] 54 power generation portion

[0066] 541 vibration power generation device

[0067] 542 solar power generation device

[0068] 6 storage portion

[0069] 7 control portion

[0070] 8 movable mechanism

[0071] 81 rod

[0072] 82 housing portion

[0073] 83 drive portion

[0074] 9 mounting member

[0075] 91 table portion

[0076] 92 support portion

[0077] 93 head portion

[0078] 200 portable terminal

[0079] 201 network

[0080] 300 information server device

[0081] 500 user

[0082] 600 massage device

[0083] 610 seat

[0084] 620 backrest

[0085] 621 therapy unit

[0086] 622 guide frame

[0087] 630 upright setting portion

[0088] 640 armrest

[0089] 6401 recess

[0090] 641 table portion

[0091] 642 side wall portion

[0092] 643 top portion

[0093] 644 mounted portion

[0094] 6440 sensor

[0095] 6441 slot portion

[0096] 6442 flange portion

[0097] 6443 side plate

[0098] 6444 plate portion

[0099] 6445 first plate portion

[0100] 6446 second plate portion

[0101] 645 cable

[0102] 650 leg rest

[0103] 660 input portion

[0104] 670 storage portion

[0105] 680 control portion

[0106] 691 communication portion

[0107] 692 power supply portion

[0108] 700 Massage system

[0109] Ja Backrest rotation axis

[0110] Jb Leg rest rotation axis

[0111] J1 First axis

[0112] J2 Second axis

[0113] D1 First direction

[0114] D1a First direction one side

[0115] D1b First direction other side

[0116] D2 Second direction

[0117] D2a Second direction one side

[0118] D2b Second direction other side

[0119] D3 Third direction

[0120] D3a Third direction one side

[0121] D3b Third direction other side DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0122] Embodiments of the present application will be described below with reference to the drawings. Note that in this specification, directions in the massage machine 100 use mutually orthogonal first direction D1, second direction D2, and third direction D3. Also, in this specification, in any of the constituent elements, the direction from the end portion toward the central portion in any one direction is sometimes referred to as the "inner side" of the one direction, and the direction from the central portion toward the end portion in the one direction is sometimes referred to as the "outer side" of the one direction. For example, in any of the constituent elements, the direction from the end portion toward the central portion in the first direction D1 is sometimes referred to as the "inner side of the first direction D1". The direction from the central portion toward the end portion in the first direction D1 is sometimes referred to as the "outer side of the first direction D1". Note that the above designations are the same in other directions as well. For example, the above designations are sometimes the same in the second direction D2 and the third direction D3 of the massage machine 100, the up-down direction, the left-right direction, and the front-rear direction of the massage device 600 described later. However, the above matters are used only for explanation and are not intended to limit the actual names of the directions and the like.

[0123] <1. First Embodiment>

[0124] Figure 1 is a perspective view showing a structure example of the massage machine 100 of the first embodiment. Figure 2 is a perspective view showing a use example of the massage machine 100. Figure 3is a cross-sectional view of the massager 100 of the first embodiment. Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view of another configuration example of the massager 100 of the first embodiment. Figure 5 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of a control system of the massager 100 of the first embodiment. Note that, in Figure 1 , in order to facilitate understanding of the internal configuration of the massager 100, the massager 100 is shown rotated 180° about the first direction D1 with respect to Figure 2 (and the Figure 6 described later).

[0125] The massager 100 is a portable hand massager that performs treatment on the hand of the user 500, and is capable of holding the portable terminal 200. Note that, in the present application, the portable terminal 200 is referred to as a "portable terminal 200". In addition, in the present embodiment, the portable terminal 200 is a smartphone, but is not limited to this example. The portable terminal 200 can also be a device other than a smartphone, as long as it is a device that the user 500 can carry.

[0126] The massager 100 includes a treatment device portion 101 and a terminal holding portion 102.

[0127] The treatment device portion 101 is detachable with respect to the hand of the user 500. Note that, in the present specification, "detachable" means capable of being worn and capable of being removed. For example, the housing 2 of the treatment device portion 101 has a penetration portion 20 through which the hand of the user 500 penetrates. The terminal holding portion 102 is disposed on the outer surface of the housing 2. The user 500 can wear the treatment device portion 101 of the massager 100 by penetrating the hand into the housing 2.

[0128] The treatment device portion 101 of the massager 100 includes a treatment portion 1, a housing 2, an air pump 3, and a power supply portion 4.

[0129] The treatment portion 1 is disposed on at least one side in the first direction D1 with respect to the hand of the user 500, and extends in the second direction D2. That is, the treatment portion 1 is disposed on at least one side of the palm and the back of the hand of the user 500, and performs treatment on the hand of the user 500. Note that, hereinafter, the treatment portion 1 on the first direction one side D1a is referred to as "treatment portion 1U", and the treatment portion 1 on the first direction other side D1b is referred to as "treatment portion 1D".

[0130] The power supply portion 4 supplies power to the components of the massager 100 that require power (for example, the treatment portion 1, etc.). For example, the power supply portion 4 includes a battery 40 (refer to Figure 5). The battery 40 is a secondary battery capable of charge and discharge, and is a Li-ion battery in the present embodiment. The battery 40 is charged by receiving electric power supply from the outside through connection of the external connection terminal 41 (refer to Figure 1 and Figure 5 ) to a power supply terminal such as a USB terminal.

[0131] The terminal holding portion 102 is provided outside the therapy device portion 101 and holds the portable terminal 200. The terminal holding portion 102 is rectangular in plan view when viewed from the first direction Dl. Note that, in the present embodiment, the portable terminal 200 is held by being fitted into a recess 1022 surrounded by a surrounding wall portion 1021 of the terminal holding portion 102. However, the manner of the terminal holding portion 102 is not limited to this example. For example, the terminal holding portion 102 can also be an adhesive gel sheet provided on the outer surface of the therapy device portion 101. The adhesive gel sheet is peelably adhered to the portable terminal 200 and holds the portable terminal 200.

[0132] The massager 100 of the present embodiment can be worn on the hand of the user 500 and is built in with the electric power supply portion 4. Thus, in the massager 100, direct electric power supply from a commercial power source is not necessary. That is, the massager 100 can operate using electric power directly supplied from a commercial power source, and on the other hand, can operate using electric power supplied from the electric power supply portion 4 without receiving electric power supply from a commercial power source. Therefore, the user 500 can receive therapy of the hand using the worn massager 100 without being limited in movement. For example, the user 500 can use the massager 100 in a train during commuting.

[0133] Further, the massager 100 can hold the portable terminal 200 outside the therapy device portion 101 that houses the hand of the user 500. Thereby, the user 500 can not fix the portable terminal 200 to a position other than the massager 100 and can easily perform viewing and listening using the portable terminal 200 by bringing the massager 100 close to a position where the user 500 can easily see. Further, the portable terminal 200 does not move relative to the therapy device portion 101, and thus the user 500 can operate the portable terminal 200 using the hand that is not in therapy even if only one hand is in therapy. Thus, the user 500 can use the portable terminal 200 even in therapy of the hand.

[0134] Further, it is preferable that, in the longitudinal direction of the terminal holding portion 102, the width Wl of the therapy device portion 101 be equal to or smaller than the width W2 of the terminal holding portion 102 (refer to Figure 1It should be noted that the long side direction in this embodiment is the third direction D3. Furthermore, the width W1 is the maximum distance between one end (e.g., the end on the third-direction side D3a) and the other end (e.g., the end on the third-direction side D3b) of the long side direction of the treatment device 101. The width W2 is the maximum distance between one end (e.g., the end on the third-direction side D3a) and the other end (e.g., the end on the third-direction side D3b) of the long side direction of the terminal holding part 102. In other words, the width W1 of the treatment device 101 (especially the housing 2) in the third direction D3 is less than or equal to the width W2 of the terminal holding part 102 in the third direction D3. This reduces the size of the massager 100 in the third direction D3, thus enabling miniaturization of the massager 100. However, the above example does not exclude structures where the width W1 is larger than the width W2.

[0135] Next, in this embodiment, as Figure 1 as well as Figure 3 As shown, the treatment part 1 of the treatment device 101 is positioned on both sides of the user's hand 500, which extends along the second direction D2, in the first direction D1.

[0136] However, it is not limited to this example; for example, it can also be as follows: Figure 4 As shown, the treatment unit 1 is positioned on one side of the user's hand, which extends along the second direction D2, relative to the user's hand in the first direction D1. In other words, the treatment unit 1 can also be positioned on one side of the user's palm or the back of their hand. In this case, it is preferable that the treatment device 101 of the massage machine 100 also includes a cushioning member 10. The cushioning member 10 is positioned on the other side of the user's palm or the back of their hand and makes elastic contact with the user's hand. The material of the cushioning member 10 is not particularly limited; for example, rubber, high-rebound urethane, etc., can be used.

[0137] It should be noted that, in Figure 4 In this embodiment, the treatment unit 1 is positioned on the palm side of the user 500 (i.e., the side facing the first direction, D1a). The cushioning member 10 is positioned on the back side of the user 500's hand (i.e., the side facing the other direction, D1b). However, this is not a limitation; the two can also be positioned in reverse. That is, the treatment unit 1 can also be positioned on the back side of the user 500's hand (i.e., the side facing the other direction, D1b). And the cushioning member 10 can also be positioned on the palm side of the user 500's hand (i.e., the side facing the first direction, D1a).

[0138] In this way, when the user 500 is treated on one side of the palm or the back of the hand, the other side is gently supported by the elastic force of the cushioning member 10. Therefore, even if the treatment part 1 is not placed on either the palm or the back of the hand, the user 500 can receive comfortable treatment.

[0139] However, the above-described example does not exclude a structure in which the cushion member 10 is not provided on the other side when the massage section 1 is provided on one side of the palm and the back of the hand. That is, the cushion member 10 can be omitted.

[0140] Further, the massage section 1 has a massage member 11. The massage member 11 presses the hand of the user 500. In the present embodiment, the massage member 11 includes an air bag 111 that can expand and contract. Note that, in the present embodiment, the air bag 111 is provided in the massage section 1. However, the air bag 111 can be provided in the cushion member 10. Figure 1 In the present embodiment, the air bag 111 is provided in the base portions 21U, 21D described later. Hereinafter, the air bag 111 provided in the base portion 21U will be sometimes referred to as "air bag 111U", and the air bag 111 provided in the base portion 21D will be sometimes referred to as "air bag 111D". Further, the air bag 111U and the air bag 111D will be sometimes collectively referred to as the air bag 111.

[0141] The air bag 111 presses the hand of the user 500 by expansion in the first direction D1. A gas inlet 1111 of the air bag 111 is connected to the air pump 3 via an electromagnetic valve 1112. The air pump 3 supplies air to the air bag 111. The electromagnetic valve 1112 is provided between the gas inlet 1111 and the air pump 3, and switches communication / blocking between them. Further, a gas outlet 1113 of the air bag 111 is connected to the outside of the massager 100 via an electromagnetic valve 1114 (see FIG. 2). The electromagnetic valve 1114 is provided at the gas outlet 1113, and switches communication / blocking between the gas outlet 1113 and the outside. Note that the air pump 3, the electromagnetic valve 1112, and the electromagnetic valve 1114 can be included in the massage section 1. Figure 5

[0142] For example, when the electromagnetic valve 1112 communicates between the gas inlet 1111 and the air pump 3, air is supplied from the air pump 3 to the air bag 111 via the electromagnetic valve 1112. Thus, the air bag 111 expands. Note that, at this time, the gas outlet 1113 is blocked by the electromagnetic valve 1114 from the outside.

[0143] Further, when the electromagnetic valve 1114 communicates between the gas outlet 1113 and the outside, air in the air bag 111 is released to the outside via the electromagnetic valve 1114. Note that, at this time, the gas inlet 1111 is blocked by the electromagnetic valve 1112 from the air pump 3. Thus, the air bag 111 contracts. Further, when each of the electromagnetic valves 1112, 1114 blocks the air bag 111 from the air pump 3 and the outside, the amount of air in the air bag 111 is maintained.

[0144] The massage section 1 further has a pressure sensor 12. The pressure sensor 12 is provided between the base portions 21U, 21D and the hand of the user 500, and detects the pressing force of the massage member 11. In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, the pressure sensor 12 is provided in the base portion 21U. Note that the pressure sensor 12 can be provided in the base portion 21D. Figure 1 Figure 3 ​​As shown, the pressure sensor 12 extends in a direction intersecting the first direction Dl and is disposed between the air bag 111 and the inner surface of the housing 2 (e.g., the surface of the air bag 111 side of the first direction Dl of the base 21U, 21D) on the first direction Dl. When the air bag 111 presses the hand of the user 500, a reaction force toward the inner surface of the housing 2 acts on the air bag 111. The pressure sensor 12 detects the pressure applied to itself by the reaction force as the pressing force of the air bag 111 on the hand of the user 500. However, the pressure sensor 12 can be disposed between the hand of the user 500 and the air bag 111 or inside the air bag 111, not limited to the example. In the former case, the pressure sensor 12 can directly detect the pressing force of the air bag 111 on the hand of the user 500. In the latter case, the pressure sensor 12 can detect the internal pressure of the air bag 111 pressing the hand of the user 500 as the pressing force of the air bag 111 on the hand of the user 500.

[0145] Preferably, the application part 1 of the application member 11 further has a protruding portion 112 (see FIG. 2) that locally presses the hand of the user 500. Figure 3 The protruding portion 112 protrudes from the inner surface of the air bag 111 toward the inner side of the first direction Dl (i.e., the hand of the user 500). For example, the surface of the air bag 111U on the other side Dlb of the first direction has a single or a plurality of protruding portions 112 that protrude toward the other side Dlb of the first direction. The surface of the air bag 111D on the one side Dla of the first direction has a single or a plurality of protruding portions 112 that protrude toward the one side Dla of the first direction. By the configuration of the protruding portion 112, the hand of the user 500 is locally strongly pressed by the protruding portion 112 when the air bag 111 expands, and thus receives a stronger stimulation. Thus, the massager 100 can more comfortably apply the application to the hand of the user 500.

[0146] It should be noted that in this embodiment, the protrusion 112 is disposed over the entire area of ​​the inner surface of the airbag 111 in the first direction D1. However, this example does not exclude a structure in which the protrusion 112 is disposed only over a portion of the inner surface of the airbag 111 in the first direction D1. For example, the protrusion 112 may also be disposed in the area of ​​the inner surface of the airbag 111U in the first direction D1 that presses the base of the fingers. It should be noted that the base of the fingers refers to the area near the third joint of the index, middle, ring, and little fingers, and specifically the area near the joint at the base of these fingers. In addition, the protrusion 112 may also be disposed in the area of ​​the inner surface of the airbag 111U in the first direction D1 that presses the ball of the thumb. Furthermore, the protrusion 112 may also be disposed in the area of ​​the inner surface of the airbag 111U in the first direction D1 that presses the meridians and acupoints (points) of the hand. By using the protrusion 112 to press the meridians and acupoints (points), the massager 100 can provide more comfortable treatment to the hands of the user 500.

[0147] Furthermore, the protrusion 112 can be of any size. For example, at least a portion of the protrusion 112 may be larger than the thickness of the fingers as seen from the palm or back of the hand (in other words, the width of the fingers in the short side direction). Alternatively, for the purpose of pressing the palm and back of the hand as a whole, the protrusion 112 may be the same size as the palm or back of the hand. Or, at least a portion of the protrusion 112 may be smaller than the thickness of the fingers as seen from the palm or back of the hand (in other words, the width of the fingers in the short side direction) to facilitate localized pressing of meridians, acupoints, fingers, etc.

[0148] Furthermore, the shape of the protrusion 112 can be arbitrary. For example, at least a portion of the protrusion 112 can also be... Figure 1 The shape can be cylindrical or prismatic, as shown. Alternatively, at least a portion of the protrusion 112 can be a part of a spherical surface, or a hemispherical shape, etc.

[0149] However, the above examples do not exclude structures in which at least one of the airbags 111U and 111D is not provided with a protrusion 112.

[0150] Additionally, preferably, the treatment component 11 also includes a heater 13 (see reference). Figure 5 The heater 13 is, for example, disposed between the user 500's hand and the airbag 111, and uses heat to warm the user 500's hand to perform heat therapy. However, this example does not preclude the possibility that the treatment device 11 may not have a structure with the heater 13.

[0151] In addition, the treatment device 11 may also have a roller that can apply pressure to the user's hand by rolling.

[0152] Next, the housing 2 is a prismatic shape extending in the second direction D2 in the present embodiment, and the hand of the user 500 can be inserted into the inside thereof (i.e., into the insertion portion 20). However, the housing 2 is not limited to this example, and can be a cylindrical shape extending in the second direction D2, or can be a shape (e.g., a U shape, a C shape) that surrounds the hand of the user 500 in a state of being partially interrupted when viewed from the second direction D2.

[0153] In the present embodiment, the housing 2 of the treatment device portion 101 has a pair of base portions 21U, 21D in the first direction D1, a pair of side wall portions 22L, 22R in the third direction D3, and a pair of support portions 23F, 23B in the second direction D2.

[0154] The pair of base portions 21U, 21D oppose each other in the first direction D1 with the hand of the user 500 interposed therebetween. Each base portion 21U, 21D extends in a direction intersecting the first direction D1, and in the present embodiment, extends in the second direction D2 and the third direction D3. In addition, each base portion 21U, 21D has a recess portion 211U, 211D and a cover portion 212U, 212D. The recess portion 211U, 211D accommodates at least a portion of the treatment portion 1, respectively. The cover portion 212U, 212D extends in a direction intersecting the first direction D1, and covers the opening of the recess portion 211U, 211D. In addition, the cover portion 212U, 212D is capable of expanding and contracting in correspondence with the pressing of the hand of the user 500 by the treatment member 11. For example, the cover portion 212U, 212D extends in correspondence with the expansion of the air bag 111, and contracts in correspondence with the contraction of the air bag 111.

[0155] For example, in the base portion 21U, the recess portion 211U is recessed in the first direction D1b side of the base portion 21U, facing the first direction D1a side. The treatment portion 1U is disposed between the base portion 21U and the hand of the user 500. In detail, the treatment portion 1U is accommodated in the recess portion 211U. The cover portion 212U is disposed at a position on the first direction D1b side of the treatment portion 1U, and covers the end portion of the recess portion 211U on the first direction D1b side, which opens in the first direction D1b side.

[0156] The base portion 21U is disposed between the terminal holding portion 102 and the hand of the user 500. In the present embodiment, the terminal holding portion 102 is disposed on the first direction D1a side of the base portion 21U. The peripheral wall portion 1021 of the terminal holding portion 102 protrudes from the outer edge portion of the surface on the first direction D1a side of the base portion 21U toward the first direction D1a side, and extends along the outer edge portion. The portable terminal 200 is inserted into the inside of the peripheral wall portion 1021, and is thereby held by the terminal holding portion 102. Note that in the present embodiment, the terminal holding portion 102 (particularly, the peripheral wall portion 1021) is integrated with the base portion 21U.

[0157] However, the terminal holding portion 102 is not limited to this example and can be detachable with respect to the treatment device portion 101. For example, the peripheral wall portion 1021 can also be detachable with respect to the surface of the base portion 21U on the first direction one side Dla side. Alternatively, the detachable terminal holding portion 102 can also be a bottomed cylindrical shape constituted by the peripheral wall portion 1021 and a plate-shaped bottom portion covering the end portion of the peripheral wall portion 1021 on the first direction other side Dlb side. Further, the mounting scheme of the terminal holding portion 102 with respect to the surface of the base portion 21U on the first direction one side Dla side is not particularly limited.

[0158] By making the terminal holding portion 102 detachable, the user 500 can detach the terminal holding portion 102 from the treatment device portion 101 and use the massager 100 without operating the portable terminal 200 during treatment. Thus, the user 500 can use the massager 100 in a lighter and more compact state. Further, the user 500 can mount the terminal holding portion 102 to the treatment device portion 101 at a desired timing. For example, mounting during treatment can also be performed, and thus the user 500 can freely operate the portable terminal 200.

[0159] Further, in the present embodiment, the peripheral wall portion 1021 is a cylindrical shape extending along the first direction Dl and extends without a gap on the entire circumference of the outer edge portion of the bottom portion 1023 viewed from the first direction Dl. However, the peripheral wall portion 1021 is not limited to this example and can extend along the outer edge portion of the bottom portion 1023 viewed from the first direction Dl, and on the other hand, can have a single or a plurality of gaps in a portion of the outer edge portion. Further, the peripheral wall portion 1021 can be disposed at both end portions of the outer edge portion of the bottom portion 1023 in the second direction D2 viewed from the first direction Dl. In this case, the terminal holding portion 102 holds the portable terminal 200 in the second direction D2. Further, the peripheral wall portion 1021 can be disposed at both end portions of the outer edge portion of the bottom portion 1023 in the third direction D3 viewed from the first direction Dl. In this case, the terminal holding portion 102 holds the portable terminal 200 in the third direction D3.

[0160] Further, the base portion 21D is disposed at a position on the first direction other side Dlb side of the base portion 21U, and in particular, is disposed in opposition to the base portion 21U with the hand portion of the user 500 interposed therebetween. In the base portion 21D, the recess portion 211D is recessed toward the first direction other side Dlb side of the base portion 21D. The treatment portion 1D is disposed between the base portion 21D and the hand portion of the user 500. In detail, the treatment portion 1D is accommodated in the recess portion 211D. The cover portion 212D is disposed at a position on the first direction one side Dla side of the treatment portion 1D and covers the end portion of the recess portion 211D on the first direction one side Dla side that opens on the first direction one side Dla side.

[0161] A pair of sidewall portions 22L and 22R are erected at their ends on the third direction D3 of the bases 21U and 21D and extend along the second direction D2. It should be noted that in this embodiment, the third direction D3 is the direction perpendicular to the opposing direction of the bases 21U and 21D and perpendicular to the through direction of the user's hand relative to the through-hole 20. Furthermore, the opposing direction is parallel to the first direction D1, and the through direction is parallel to the second direction D2. The end of the sidewall portion 22L on the first direction D1a side is connected to the end of the base 21U on the third direction D3a side. The end of the sidewall portion 22L on the other side of the first direction D1b side is connected to the end of the base 21D on the third direction D3a side. Additionally, the end of the sidewall portion 22R on the first direction D1a side is connected to the end of the base 21U on the other side of the third direction D3b side. The end of the sidewall portion 22R on the third direction D3a side of the first direction D1b side is connected to the end of the base portion 21D on the third direction D3b side.

[0162] Additionally, a hollow receiving portion 221 is disposed on at least one of the pair of sidewall portions 22L and 22R. The receiving portion 221 communicates with the recesses 211U and 211D, and houses the air pump 3 and the power supply unit 4, etc. (see reference) Figure 1 (etc.). In this embodiment, the receiving portion 221 is disposed on the side wall portion 22L.

[0163] like Figure 1 as well as Figure 2 As shown, the pair of support portions 23F and 23B are plate-shaped and extend from the end of the base 21U outward in the through-direction (i.e., the second direction D2) relative to the through portion 20. In other words, the pair of support portions 23F and 23B extend from the end of the base 21U in the second direction D2 outward in the second direction D2 and extend along the third direction D3. For example, support portion 23F extends from the end of the base 21U on one side of the second direction D2a towards one side of the second direction D2a. Support portion 23B extends from the end of the base 21U on the other side of the second direction D2b towards the other side of the second direction D2b. The support portions 23F and 23B are opposite the end of the treatment portion 1D disposed on the base 21D in the through-direction (i.e., the second direction D2) in the first direction D1.

[0164] By pressing the treatment unit 1, the user 500's hand is pressed inward in the first direction D1. For example, by pressing the treatment unit 1D, the hand is pressed in the first direction D1a. Here, the short side direction of the portable terminal 200 such as a smartphone (in... Figure 2 , Figure 6The width of the hand portion in the second direction D2 is the same as the width of the base portion 21U in the second direction D2, and is smaller than the width from the fingertips of the hand portion to the wrist. Therefore, the front end side (fingertips and the like) of the hand portion and the wrist side (the thumb ball, the little finger ball, and the fingertip ball in the palm, and the like) protrude outward in the second direction D2 from the treatment portion 1 disposed on the base portion 21U. Note that the thumb ball refers to a portion that protrudes near the root of the thumb. The little finger ball refers to a portion that protrudes near the root of the little finger. The fingertip ball refers to a portion that is the root of the index finger, the middle finger, and the ring finger.

[0165] Therefore, the support portions 23F, 23B, by being disposed in opposition to the end portion of the treatment portion ID in the second direction D2 in the first direction D1, can prevent the movement of the front end side and the wrist side of the hand portion pressed toward the first direction D1a due to the pressing of the treatment portion ID. In other words, the front end side and the wrist side of the hand portion pressed toward the first direction D1a are restricted from moving toward the first direction D1a by the abutment with the support portions 23F, 23B. Thus, the massager 100 can sufficiently perform treatment on the entire hand portion of the user 500 including the front end side and the wrist side with the treatment portion ID.

[0166] Note that, in the present embodiment, the base end portion (inner end portion in the second direction D2) of the support portions 23F, 23B is disposed on the end surface of the base portion 21U in the second direction D2 at the central portion in the first direction D1 (see FIG. 6). However, the position of the base end portion of the support portions 23F, 23B in the first direction D1 is not limited to this example. Figure 1 Furthermore, Figure 2 ). However, the position of the base end portion of the support portions 23F, 23B in the first direction D1 is not limited to this example. Figure 6 is a perspective view showing another example of the structure of the support portions 23F, 23B. As shown in Figure 6 , the base end portion of at least one of the support portions 23F, 23B can be disposed on the end portion of the end surface of the base portion 21U in the second direction D2 on the other side D1b in the first direction D1, for example, as shown in Figure 6 , the base end portion of at least one of the support portions 23F, 23B can be disposed on the end portion of the end surface of the base portion 21U in the second direction D2 on the other side D1b in the first direction D1, for example, as shown in Figure 6 , the base end portion of at least one of the support portions 23F, 23B can be disposed on the end portion of the end surface of the base portion 21U in the second direction D2 on the other side D1b in the first direction D1, for example, as shown in

[0167] It is preferable that at least one of the support portions 23F, 23B be accommodated in either one of the base portion 21U and the penetration portion 20.

[0168] For example, at least one of the support portions 23F, 23B can be bent toward the inside of the through portion 20. Thus, at least one of the support portions 23F, 23B can also be housed inside the through portion 20. In detail, at least one of the support portions 23F, 23B can be turned toward the inside of the first direction Dl about an axis extending in the third direction D3 with the inner end portion of the second direction D2 of the support portion 23F, 23B. For example, the support portion 23F can also be turned toward the other side of the first direction Dl b about an axis extending in the third direction D3 with the base end portion (i.e., the end portion of the other side of the second direction D2b) of the support portion 23F. In addition, the support portion 23B can also be turned toward the other side of the first direction Dl b about an axis extending in the third direction D3 with the base end portion (i.e., the end portion of the one side of the second direction D2a) of the support portion 23B.

[0169] Alternatively, at least one of the support portions 23F, 23B can also be slidably housed in the inside of the base portion 21U toward the inside of the second direction D2.

[0170] Alternatively, at least one of the support portions 23F, 23B can also be attached to and detached from the base portion 21U. For example, at least one of the support portions 23F, 23B is attached to the base portion 21U as in Figure 2 or Figure 6 the like when the massager 100 performs the treatment on the hand of the user 500, and is detached from the base portion 21U when the massager 100 is not used. Note that it is preferable that, in order to prevent loss or the like, the detached at least one of the support portions 23F, 23B can be attached to any portion (e.g., the side surface in the third direction D3, the surface on the other side of the first direction Dl b, or the like) in the housing 2.

[0171] In this way, the size in the second direction D2 of the support portions 23F, 23B can be reduced when the massager 100 is not used (e.g., when the treatment device portion 101 is not worn on the hand), for example. Thus, the treatment device portion 101 can be made compact.

[0172] However, the above-described examples do not exclude a structure in which at least one of the support portions 23F, 23B cannot be turned toward the other side of the first direction Dl b. In addition, the above-described examples do not exclude a structure in which at least one of the support portions 23F, 23B cannot be slid toward the inside of the second direction D2, and a structure in which at least one of the support portions 23F, 23B cannot be detached from the base portion 21U.

[0173] Next, the treatment device portion 101 of the massager 100 also has a communication portion 51, an operation portion 52, a power supply portion 53, a power generation portion 54, a storage portion 6, and a control portion 7 (see Figure 5 ). It is preferable that at least a part of them is provided in the housing portion 221 of the treatment device portion 101, for example.

[0174] Further, the communication section 51 is capable of communicating with the portable terminal 200. The communication section 51 is connected with the portable terminal 200, for example, by a wireless scheme such as Bluetooth (registered trademark) or a wired scheme. In this way, the massager 100 is capable of transmitting and receiving data with the portable terminal 200. Therefore, the massager 100 is capable of cooperative operation with the portable terminal 200 through mutual communication, and is also capable of communicating with the network 201 and an external machine (for example, the information server device 300) through the portable terminal 200. Further, the user 500 is also capable of inputting operation of the massager 100 through the portable terminal 200.

[0175] Preferably, the communication section 51 is capable of communicating with the network 201 and the external information server device 300 and the like via the portable terminal 200 (refer to Figure 5 ). By communicating with the external information server device 300 related to information of the transmission and the massager 100, the massager 100 is capable of receiving, for example, new application data, upgrade data of the application already acquired, and the like. The application includes, for example, the treatment program of the treatment section 1, the control program of the power supply section 53, and the control program of the power generation section 54, and the like.

[0176] However, the above-described example does not exclude a structure in which the communication section 51 is capable of communicating with the network 201 and the external information server device 300 without via the portable terminal 200. For example, the communication section 51 can also be capable of directly communicating with the network 201 and the external information server device 300 and the like by a wireless communication scheme such as Wi-Fi (registered trademark) or a wired communication scheme such as a LAN cable.

[0177] Further, preferably, the massager 100 of the treatment device section 101 further has a biological sensor 14 that detects biological information of the user 500, and is capable of transmitting the detection result of the biological sensor 14 to the portable terminal 200 through the communication section 51. In this way, the massager 100 is capable of detecting biological information such as a pulse, blood pressure, body temperature, and the like of the user 500, and transmitting the detection result to the portable terminal 200. Thereby, the user 500 is capable of confirming the physical condition of oneself by the portable terminal 200 using an application using biological information and the like.

[0178] Further preferably, the treatment section 1 performs treatment based on biological information of the user 500 stored in the portable terminal 200. In this way, the massager 100 is also capable of cooperative operation with the portable terminal 200 through the communication section 51 to perform treatment based on biological information.

[0179] The operation section 52 accepts an operation input from the user 500 and outputs a signal based on the operation input to the control section 7. The operation input includes, for example, the on / off of the massager 100, the selection of a treatment mode, the adjustment of the strength of treatment, and the like. In addition, the operation input can include an input transmitted to the portable terminal 200 via the communication section 51.

[0180] The power supply section 53 is capable of supplying power from the power supply section 4 to the portable terminal 200. In the present embodiment, for example, the massager 100 is capable of supplying power from the battery 40 of the power supply section 4 to the portable terminal 200. The power supply section 53 can be capable of wirelessly supplying power to the portable terminal 200 or can be capable of supplying power to the portable terminal 200 through a wired connection. In this way, the massager 100 is capable of charging the portable terminal 200 by power supplied from the battery 40 of the power supply section 4. That is, the user 500 is able to use the battery 40 of the massager 100 as a mobile battery. Therefore, even if the charge level of the portable terminal 200 is low, the user 500 is able to continuously use the portable terminal 200.

[0181] The power generation section 54 includes a vibration power generation device 541, a solar power generation device 542, or the like, and supplies power generated by power generation to the power supply section 4. The solar power generation device 542 converts received sunlight into power. The vibration power generation device 541 converts vibration energy generated by reciprocating movement of a hand on which the massager 100 is worn or the like into power. The vibration power generation device 541 can employ, for example, a magnetic power generation device using electromagnetic induction, a power generation device using electrostatic induction, a power generation device using a reverse magnetostrictive effect, a power generation device using a piezoelectric effect, or the like. By having the vibration power generation device 541, the user 500 is able to supply power to the power supply section 4 (particularly, the battery 40) of the massager 100 by imparting vibration to the massager 100.

[0182] In addition, by having the power generation section 54, the massager 100 is able to reduce the rate of power consumption of the power supply section 4 due to treatment, power supply to the portable terminal 200, or the like. In addition, the massager 100 is able to charge the battery 40 of the power supply section 4 using the power generation section 54 even at a time other than the start-up. Therefore, the massager 100 is able to reduce the labor of charging the battery 40 by power supplied from the outside.

[0183] Note that the above-described examples do not exclude a structure in which the massager 100 does not have at least any one of the communication section 51, the operation section 52, the power supply section 53, and the power generation section 54.

[0184] Next, the storage section 6 is a non-transitory storage medium that retains the stored information even when the power supply is stopped. The storage section 6 stores, for example, a program and data necessary for the control section 7 to control the operation of the massager 100.

[0185] The control section 7 controls the constituent elements necessary for the control of the massager 100. For example, the control section 7 controls the treatment section 1 (especially the electromagnetic valves 1112, 1114, the heater 13, and the like), the air pump 3, the power supply section 4, the communication section 51, the operation section 52, the power supply section 53, the power generation section 54, and the like. The control thereof is performed, for example, on the basis of a detection signal output from the pressure sensor 12, transceiving data with the portable terminal 200 via the communication section 51, an operation input signal output from the operation section 52, and the like.

[0186] For example, in the massager 100, the treatment member 11 is drive-controlled on the basis of the detection result of the pressure sensor 12. In the present embodiment, the control section 7 drive-controls the air pump 3 and the electromagnetic valves 1112, 1114 of the treatment section 1 on the basis of the detection result of the pressure sensor 12. In this way, the massager 100 is able to detect the pressing force of the treatment member 11 against the hand of the user 500 in accordance with the detection result of the pressure sensor 12, and is therefore able to adjust the treatment strength of the treatment member 11 on the basis of the detection result of the pressure sensor 12.

[0187] Further, the massager 100 can also have a leg portion 24 that supports the treatment device portion 101 on a prescribed surface. The leg portion 24 is, for example, disposed on the surface of the first direction other side D1b side of the housing 2 (the base portion 21D). It is preferable that the leg portion 24 be foldable as shown in Figs. 13 and 14. And / or, the leg portion 24 can also be capable of being housed in the treatment device portion 101 (especially the base portion 21D of the housing 2). In this way, the user 500 is able to place the massager 100 by standing the leg portion 24 in a housed state on an arbitrary placement surface such as a table by pulling the leg portion 24 out. Therefore, the user 500 is able to receive treatment in a state in which the massager 100 is placed even without operating the portable terminal 200. Figure 3 and Figure 4 The leg portion 24 can also be capable of being housed in the treatment device portion 101 (especially the base portion 21D of the housing 2). In this way, the user 500 is able to place the massager 100 by standing the leg portion 24 in a housed state on an arbitrary placement surface such as a table by pulling the leg portion 24 out. Therefore, the user 500 is able to receive treatment in a state in which the massager 100 is placed even without operating the portable terminal 200.

[0188] Here, in Figs. 13 and 14, the leg portions 24 are disposed on both sides of the third direction D3. However, the example is not limited thereto, and the leg portions 24 can be disposed on only one side of the third direction D3. Figure 3 and Figure 4 The leg portion 24 can also be capable of being housed in the treatment device portion 101 (especially the base portion 21D of the housing 2). In this way, the user 500 is able to place the massager 100 by standing the leg portion 24 in a housed state on an arbitrary placement surface such as a table by pulling the leg portion 24 out. Therefore, the user 500 is able to receive treatment in a state in which the massager 100 is placed even without operating the portable terminal 200. Figure 7 is a cross-sectional view showing another structural example of the leg portion 24a. For example, the leg portion 24a can be disposed on the third direction other side D3b side of the surface of the first direction other side D1b side of the housing 2. At this time, the right end portion of the leg portion 24a can be, for example, as shown in Figs. 15 and 16. Figure 7The end portion of the surface on the other side D3b of the third direction on the other side D1b side of the housing 2 is configured to be foldable, and / or can also be configured to be accommodated in the treatment device portion 101, as shown. Alternatively, the leg portion 24a can also be configured on the other side D3a of the third direction on the other side D1b side of the housing 2. At this time, the end portion of the leg portion 24a on the other side D3a of the third direction on the other side D1b side of the housing 2 can also be configured to be foldable, and / or can also be configured to be accommodated in the treatment device portion 101.

[0189] By configuring the leg portions 24, 24a only on one side of the third direction D3 as described above, when the massager 100 is placed on a placement surface, the user 500 can tilt the surface on the one side D1a of the first direction of the portable terminal 200 toward the other side of the third direction D3 opposite to the leg portions 24, 24a (for example, the other side D3b of the third direction in the first embodiment). Therefore, when the user 500 places and uses the massager 100, the user 500 can easily perform the operation of the portable terminal 200 with the hand opposite to the hand receiving the treatment of the massager 100, and easily view and listen to the portable terminal 200. Figure 7

[0190] It should be noted that the minimum rotation angle Θ of the leg portions 24, 24a configured on one side of the third direction D3 with respect to the surface on the other side D1b of the first direction of the housing 2 is set to be greater than 0° and less than 90°. In the case of Θ = 0°, the surface on the one side D1a of the first direction of the portable terminal 200 is not tilted on the third direction D3. In the case of Θ > 90°, the surface on the one side D1a of the first direction of the portable terminal 200 is tilted toward the other side of the third direction D3 opposite to the leg portions 24, 24a. In addition, it is also difficult to perform the operation and view and listen to the portable terminal 200.

[0191] <2. Second Embodiment>

[0192] Next, the second embodiment will be described with reference to Figure 8 and Figure 9 Figure 8 is a cross-sectional view showing a structure example of the massager 100 of the second embodiment. Figure 9 is a block diagram showing a structure example of a control system of the massager 100 of the second embodiment. Hereinafter, the structure different from the first embodiment in the second embodiment will be described. In addition, the same components as those of the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description of the same structure as that of the first embodiment is sometimes omitted.

[0193] ​​In the second embodiment, the interval between the pair of bases 21U, 21D can be adjusted in the first direction Dl. For example, the treatment device portion 101 further has movable mechanisms 8. The movable mechanisms 8 adjust the interval in the first direction Dl between the pair of bases 21U, 21D, for example, in accordance with an operation input signal transmitted from the portable terminal 200 via the communication portion 51 or an operation input signal output from the operation portion 52. The movable mechanisms 8 are provided to at least one of the pair of side wall portions 22L, 22R in the third direction D3.

[0194] The movable mechanisms 8 are actuators that are capable of extending and contracting in the first direction Dl in the present embodiment. However, the movable mechanisms 8 are not limited to this example, and can be mechanisms that move one of the pair of bases 21U, 21D in the first direction Dl relative to the other, such as a ball screw mechanism or the like.

[0195] In Figure 8 and Figure 9 each of the movable mechanisms 8 has a rod 81, a housing portion 82, and a drive portion 83. The rod 81 extends in the first direction Dl. The end portion of the rod 81 on the first direction one side Dla is connected to the base 21U. The housing portion 82 surrounds and houses the portion of the rod 81 on the first direction other side Dlb. In Figure 8 the housing portion 82 is a recess provided to the end portion of the side wall portion 22L, 22R on the first direction one side Dla, and is recessed toward the first direction other side Dlb. The drive portion 83 is controlled by the control portion 7 to move the rod 81 together with the base 21U in the first direction Dl relative to the housing portion 82.

[0196] In this way, the user 500 can appropriately adjust the interval between the pair of bases 21U, 21D that sandwich the hand of the user 500. Therefore, the massager 100 can comfortably house the hand of the user 500 in the treatment device portion 101 without excessively sandwiching the hand by the pair of bases 21U, 21D.

[0197] It is preferable that the movable mechanisms 8 be drive-controlled based on the detection result of the pressure sensor 12. That is, the control portion 7 adjusts the interval between the pair of bases 21U, 21D by drive-controlling the movable mechanisms 8 based on the detection result of the pressure sensor 12.

[0198] The massager 100 can detect the pressing force of the bases 21U, 21D against the hand of the user 500 (i.e., the pressure of the pair of bases 21U, 21D against the hand of the user 500) from the detection result of the pressure sensor 12. Therefore, the massager 100 can sandwich the hand of the user 500 between the pair of bases 21U, 21D with an appropriate pressure by drive-controlling the movable mechanisms 8 based on the detection result of the pressure sensor 12.

[0199] It should be noted that, in Figure 8 In this embodiment, the movable mechanism 8 is disposed at the end of the sidewall portions 22L and 22R on the side of one of the first directions, D1a. However, it is not limited to this example; the movable mechanism 8 may also be disposed at the end of the sidewall portions 22L and 22R on the other side of the first direction, D1b. In this case, the end of the rod 81 on the other side of the first direction, D1b, is connected to the base 21D. The receiving portion 82 surrounds and receives the portion of the rod 81 on the side of the first direction, D1a. Furthermore, the receiving portion 82 is a recess disposed at the end of the sidewall portions 22L and 22R on the other side of the first direction, D1b, and is recessed towards the first direction, D1a. The drive unit 83 is controlled by the control unit 7, which moves the rod 81 together with the base 21D in the first direction D1 relative to the receiving portion 82.

[0200] In the first and second embodiments described above, examples of using the massager 100 alone were described. However, it is not limited to these examples, and the massager 100 can also be mounted on the armrest of a chair or the like that the user 500 can sit on.

[0201] <3. Third Implementation>

[0202] Next, refer to Figure 10 to Figure 15 The third implementation method will be described below. Figure 10 This is an external view showing a structural example of the massage machine 100 according to the third embodiment. Figure 11 This is an external view showing an example of the massage system 700 according to the third embodiment. Figure 12 This is a block diagram illustrating a structural example of the control system of the massage system 700 according to the third embodiment. Figure 13 This is a perspective view showing a structural example of the mounted part 644. Figure 14 This is a perspective view showing an assembly example of the massage machine 100 of the third embodiment relative to the chair-type massage device 600. Figure 15 This is a perspective view showing other assembly examples of the massage machine 100 of the third embodiment relative to the chair-type massage device 600.

[0203] Furthermore, in the third embodiment, the structure that differs from the first and second embodiments will be described primarily. Additionally, sometimes the same reference numerals are used to denote components that are identical to those in the first and second embodiments. Furthermore, descriptions of structures identical to those in the first and second embodiments are sometimes omitted.

[0204] The massage system 700 of the third embodiment includes a massage machine 100 and a chair-type massage device 600. The chair-type massage device 600 is a massage device that can be fitted with the massage machine 100.

[0205] The user 500 can sit on the chair-type massage device 600. Note that hereinafter, the chair-type massage device 600 is sometimes simply referred to as "massage device 600". In addition, in the third embodiment, the front side (front face side) when viewed from the user 500 of the massage device 600 in a state of sitting up from the backrest portion 620 described later is referred to as "front", and the rear side (back face side) when viewed from the user 500 of the massage device 600 in a state of sitting up from the backrest portion 620 described later is referred to as "rear". Also, the direction from one of the front and the rear toward the other is referred to as "front-rear direction". In addition, the upper side (head side) when viewed from the user 500 of the massage device 600 in a state of sitting up from the backrest portion 620 is referred to as "upper", and the lower side (leg side) when viewed from the user 500 of the massage device 600 in a state of sitting up from the backrest portion 620 is referred to as "lower". Also, the direction from one of the upper and the lower toward the other is referred to as "up-down direction". In addition, the left side when viewed from the user 500 of the massage device 100 in a state of sitting up from the backrest portion 620 is referred to as "left", and the right side when viewed from the user 500 of the massage device 100 in a state of sitting up from the backrest portion 620 is referred to as "right". Also, the direction from one of the left and the right toward the other is referred to as "left-right direction". However, the above matters are used only for explanation and are not intended to limit the names of actual directions and the like.

[0206] The massage device 100 can be attached to the massage device 600, and can be installed to the installed portion 644 of the armrest portion 640 described in detail later (refer to Figure 11 , Figure 14 and Figure 15 ). At this time, the installed portion 644 installs the massage device 100 so as to be detachable. In the third embodiment, in a state where the massage device 100 is installed to the installed portion 644, the user 500 can visually confirm the portable terminal 200 (display screen thereof) held to the terminal holding portion 102. For example, the massage device 100 is installed in a manner such that the end portion of the first direction one side Dla side of the terminal holding portion 102 (i.e., the display screen of the portable terminal 200) faces the upper (refer to Figure 14 ). Alternatively, the massage device 100 is installed in a manner such that the end portion of the first direction one side Dla side of the terminal holding portion 102 (i.e., the display screen of the portable terminal 200) at least faces the left-right direction inner side (refer to Figure 15 ).

[0207] In this way, by the mounting of the massage machine 100 with respect to the mounting portion 644 of the armrest portion 640, movement of the massage machine 100 caused by vibration and the like in the treatment operation is prevented. Therefore, the user 500 can receive the treatment of the hand by the massage machine 100 while observing the display screen of the portable terminal 200 with the arm placed on the armrest portion 640. That is, the user 500 can use the portable terminal 200 even during the treatment of the hand. Also, the user 500 can receive the treatment by the massage machine 100 while receiving the treatment by the massage device 600.

[0208] Further, it is preferable that the massage machine 100 be configured to be able to adjust the front-rear direction position in the mounting portion 644. That is, the mounting portion 644 holds the massage machine 100 so as to be able to move in the direction in which the armrest portion 640 extends along the arm of the user 500 (for example, the front-rear direction). In this way, the user 500 can adjust the front-rear direction position of the massage machine 100 with respect to the armrest portion 640 according to the size of the user 500 (particularly, the length of the arm). Thus, the user 500 can configure the massage machine 100 at a front-rear direction position suitable for the size of the user 500. Therefore, the user 500 can receive the treatment of the hand by the massage machine 100 while observing the display screen of the portable terminal 200 with the arm placed on the armrest portion 640. However, this example does not exclude a configuration in which the massage machine 100 is configured to be unable to adjust the front-rear direction position in the mounting portion 644.

[0209] Note that in the massage system 700 of the third embodiment, the massage machine 100 is a constituent element other than the massage device 600. However, the massage machine 100 can also be a constituent element of the massage device 600, not limited to this example.

[0210] <3-1. Massage Machine 100>

[0211] Next, a configuration example of the massage machine 100 of the third embodiment will be described. For example Figure 10 As shown in FIG. 1, the massage machine 100 of the third embodiment further includes a mounting member 9. The mounting member 9 is mountable and demountable with respect to the massage device 600. In detail, the mounting member 9 is disposed on the surface of the base portion 21D of the housing 2 on the side of the first direction other side D1b. The massage machine 100 is mounted to the armrest portion 640 by engaging the mounting member 9 with the mounting portion 644 of the massage device 600.

[0212] The mounting member 9 has a land portion 91, a column portion 92, and a head portion 93. The land portion 91 is raised on the side of the first direction other side D1b of the base portion 21D. The land portion 91 is disposed in the central portion of the above-mentioned face in the present embodiment. However, the disposition position of the land portion 91 in the above-mentioned face is not limited to this example. The column portion 92 extends from the land portion 91 toward the first direction other side D1b, and supports the head portion 93. In other words, the end portion of the column portion 92 on the first direction one side D1a side extending in the first direction D1 is connected to the land portion 91. The end portion of the column portion 92 on the first direction other side D1b side extending in the first direction D1 is connected to the head portion 93. The head portion 93 is a plate shape extending in a direction intersecting the first direction D1. Note that the land portion 91 can be omitted, not limited to the above-mentioned example.

[0213] In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 12, the thickness (width in the first direction D1) of the head portion 93 decreases as it approaches the third direction one side D3a. In other words, the plane on the first direction other side D1b side of the head portion 93 inclines toward the first direction one side D1a as it approaches the third direction one side D3a. However, this example does not exclude a structure in which the thickness of the head portion 93 does not decrease as it approaches the third direction one side D3a. For example, the thickness of the head portion 93 can be constant in the third direction D3. Figure 10

[0214] Further, in the present embodiment, the mounting member 9 is disposed integrally with the base portion 21D, and cannot be removed with respect to the base portion 21D. However, the mounting member 9 can be detachable with respect to the base portion 21D, not limited to this example. At this time, the mounting scheme of the mounting member 9 with respect to the base portion 21D is not particularly limited. For example, the both can be connected by a magnetic scheme, or can be connected by a scheme such as fitting, press-fitting, hooking, and the like. By making the mounting member 9 detachable with respect to the base portion 21D, for example, when the massager 100 is used alone, the mounting member 9 can be removed from the housing 2.

[0215] By removing the mounting member 9 from the mounting portion 644, the massager 100 can be used alone. Further, at this time, by removing the mounting member 9, it is possible to prevent the mounting member 9 from becoming an obstacle to the use of the massager 100. For example, the user 500 can use the massager 100 without abutting the mounting member 9 against an external object or the body of the user 500, or the like.

[0216] Further, when the massager 100 is fitted to the massage device 600, the mounting member 9 is mounted to the base portion 21D of the housing 2. Thereby, the user 500 can use, for example, in a state in which the massager 100 is fitted to the armrest portion 640. Accordingly, the user 500 can use the massager 100 in a state in which the arm is placed on the armrest portion 640.

[0217] ​Furthermore, in the third embodiment, it is preferable that the communication unit 51 of the massage machine 100 can communicate with the portable terminal 200 and the massage device 600.

[0218] <3-2. Massage device 600>

[0219] Next, an example of the structure of the massage device 600 will be described.

[0220] The massage device 600 includes a seat 610, a backrest 620, a pair of upright mounting parts 630 on the left and right, a pair of armrests on the left and right, and a leg rest 650.

[0221] The seat 610 supports the buttocks and thighs of the user 500 seated on the massage device 600. The backrest 620 is located behind the seat 610 and supports the user 500's torso (e.g., shoulders, waist, and spine). The backrest 620 can rotate relative to the seat 610 via a backrest axis Ja extending in the left-right direction (see reference). Figure 11 The seat 620 is centered on a central pivot point. A treatment unit 621 and a guide frame 622 are built into the backrest 620. The treatment unit 621 can treat the user 500's torso, etc. The guide frame 622 supports the treatment unit 621, allowing it to move up and down. An upright support 630 is erected on both sides of the seat 610 in the left and right directions, supporting armrests 640. The armrests 640 are positioned above the upright support 630 and support the user 500's arms (particularly the forearms and hands). The pair of armrests 640 are symmetrically shaped. It should be noted that the armrests 640 can be fixed to the upper end of the upright support 630, or they can be positioned relative to the upper end of the upright support 630 and moved in the front-back direction. A leg rest 650 is positioned near the front end of the seat 610 and accommodates the user 500's lower legs and feet, etc. Leg rest 650 can rotate via a leg rest axis Jb extending in the left-right direction (see reference). Figure 11 It rotates around the center. An air bladder (not shown) is provided in the leg rest 650. The user's 500 lower leg is treated by the expansion and contraction of the air bladder.

[0222] In addition, the massage device 600 also includes an input unit 660, a storage unit 670, a control unit 680, a communication unit 691, and a power supply unit 692 (see reference). Figure 12). The input section 660 accepts an operation input of the user 500 or the like, and outputs a signal based on the operation input to the control section 680. The storage section 670 is a non-transitory storage medium that retains stored information even when power supply is stopped. The storage section 670 stores, for example, a program and data necessary for the control section 680 to control the operation of the massage device 600. The control section 680 is provided, for example, on the lower side of the seat section 610, and controls each constituent element of the massage device 600 based on a signal or the like output from the input section 660.

[0223] In addition, the control section 680 can control the massage machine 100 in accordance with an operation input accepted by the input section 660 by communicating with the communication section 51 of the massage machine 100 via the communication section 691. In this way, the user 500 can operate the massage machine 100 in accordance with an operation input of the input section 660 provided in the massage device 600, for example, even without inputting to the operation section 52 of the massage machine 100 under treatment. The user 500 can select a treatment mode of the massage machine 100 in accordance with an operation input, for example. Therefore, the user 500 can more easily operate the massage machine 100.

[0224] The communication section 691 can communicate with the communication section 51 of the massage machine 100. The communication section 691 is connected with the communication section 51 by a wireless scheme such as Bluetooth (registered trademark) or a wired scheme, for example. In this way, the massage device 600 can perform transmission and reception of data with the massage machine 100. Therefore, the massage device 600 can act in cooperation with the massage machine 100 by communicating with each other. In addition, the user 500 can operate the massage machine 100 by an operation input of the input section 660 of the massage device 600.

[0225] The power supply section 692 is electrically connected with a commercial power grid via a socket or the like, for example, and supplies power to the constituent elements of the massage device 600 that require power.

[0226] Further, the massage device 600 further includes an actuator group, a gas pump, and an electromagnetic valve group, not shown. The actuator group includes a plurality of actuators, such as a backrest section actuator that turns the backrest section 620, a leg rest actuator that turns the leg rest 650, and the like. The electromagnetic valve group includes a plurality of electromagnetic valves. Some of the plurality of electromagnetic valves are provided between the gas pump and the air bag group provided in the massage device 600, and switch communication / blocking therebetween. The other of the plurality of electromagnetic valves are provided between the air bag group and the outside, and switch communication / blocking therebetween.

[0227] <3-3. Armrest section 640>

[0228] Next, a configuration example of the armrest section 640 will be described. As shown in FIG. 6, the armrest section 640 includes an armrest body 641, a cushion 642, and a cover 643. Figure 11 and Figure 13The armrest portion 640 has a table portion 641, a side wall portion 642, a top portion 643, a mounting portion 644, and a cable 645 as illustrated in FIG. 1. The table portion 641 is disposed at the upper end of the standing portion 630 and extends in the front-rear direction. On the upper surface of the table portion 641, the arm (particularly, the forearm) of the user 500 can be placed. The side wall portion 642 protrudes upward from the left-right direction outer end of the table portion 641 and extends in the front-rear direction. The top portion 643 protrudes inward in the left-right direction from the upper end of the side wall portion 642 and extends in the front-rear direction. On the upper surface of the table portion 641, the side wall portion 642 and the top portion 643 are disposed at a position further rearward than the mounting portion 644.

[0229] The upper surface of the table portion 641, the side wall portion 642, and the top portion 643 constitute a recessed portion 6401 (refer to FIG. 1) in which the forearm of the user 500 and the like can be accommodated. Figure 13 The recessed portion 6401 is recessed outward in the left-right direction and extends in the front-rear direction. In addition, the front-rear direction both ends of the recessed portion 6401 are open outward in the front-rear direction.

[0230] It is preferable that a treatment member that treats the body part (forearm and the like) of the user 500 accommodated in the recessed portion 6401 be disposed on the inner surface of the recessed portion 6401. For example, in the present embodiment, an air bag (omitted reference sign) is disposed on at least any one of the upper surface of the table portion 641, the inner side surface of the side wall portion 642 in the left-right direction, and the lower surface of the top portion 643.

[0231] In addition, the mounting portion 644 is disposed at the front of the upper surface of the table portion 641. The massager 100 is detachably mounted to the mounting portion 644.

[0232] The mounting portion 644 has a sensor 6440, a groove portion 6441, a flange portion 6442, a side plate 6443, and a plate portion 6444.

[0233] The sensor 6440 is disposed on the side of the massage device 600 and detects the mounting of the massager 100 to the mounting portion 644. The detection result of the sensor 6440 is output to the control portion 680. Thus, the control portion 680 of the massage device 600 can control the massager 100 when the mounting of the massager 100 is detected. Note that the sensor 6440 can be disposed on the side of the massager 100, not limited to this example. In this case, the detection result of the sensor 6440 is output to the control portion 7, and is output to the control portion 680 of the massage device 600 through communication between the communication portions 51 and 691.

[0234] In this way, the control section 680 of the massage device 600 can control the treatment operation of the massage machine 100 and the like. In addition, the control section 7 or the control section 680 can synchronize the treatment of the massage machine 100 with the treatment of the massage device 600. For example, either of the control sections 7, 680 can cause at least any one of the air bags provided to the massage device 600 (for example, the air bag provided to the inner surface of the recessed portion 6401) to expand and contract in synchronization with the treatment operation of the massage machine 100. In addition, in a case where the attachment of the massage machine 100 is detected, either of the control sections 7, 680 can cause the massage machine 100 to operate in accordance with the operation input accepted by the input section 660 of the massage device 600.

[0235] By performing the above-described control, the massage machine 100 and the massage device 600 can perform more effective massage. Note that the synchronization of the treatment of the massage machine 100 with the treatment of the massage device 600 is not limited to the above-described content, and for example, includes performing the treatment by changing the timing of the treatment of the massage machine 100 and the treatment of the massage device 600.

[0236] The groove portion 6441 is provided to the upper surface of the table portion 641, is recessed downward, and extends in the front-rear direction. In addition, the front end portion of the groove portion 6441 is open to the front. The attachment member 9 (particularly, the column portion 92 and the head portion 93) of the massage machine 100 can be housed in the groove portion 6441. The housed attachment member 9 can move in the front-rear direction within the groove portion 6441. In this way, the user 500 can easily adjust the front-rear direction position of the massage machine 100 by moving the attachment member 9 along the groove portion 6441.

[0237] The flange portion 6442 protrudes in the left-right direction from the inner surface of the groove portion 6441 in the left-right direction, and extends in the front-rear direction. The flange portion 6442 functions as a separation preventing member upward of the head portion 93 of the attachment member 9 when the attachment member 9 is housed in the groove portion 6441.

[0238] The side plate 6443 protrudes upward from the left-right direction outer end portion of the front side portion of the upper surface of the table portion 641, and extends in the front-rear direction.

[0239] The plate portion 6444 is disposed at a position inward in the left-right direction from the side plate 6443 at the leftward and rightward direction outer end portion of the table portion 641 in the present embodiment. The plate portion 6444 is connected to the leftward and rightward direction outer end portion of the table portion 641 and is rotatable about the first shaft J1. The first shaft J1 extends at least in the front-rear direction along the connecting portion to which the table portion 641 is connected. The plate portion 6444 is rotatable downward in a case where the massage apparatus 100 is not mounted to the mounting portion 644. At this time, the plate portion 6444 covers the groove portion 6441 and the flange portion 6442 from the upper side. Note that the plate portion 6444 is rotated upward in a case where the groove portion 6441 and the flange portion 6442 are exposed.

[0240] The plate portion 6444 has a first plate portion 6445 and a second plate portion 6446.

[0241] The first plate portion 6445 is a plate-shaped member extending in the front-rear direction and a direction perpendicular to the front-rear direction. An outer edge portion of the first plate portion 6445 along the first shaft J1 is connected to at least either one of the leftward and rightward direction outer end portion of the front side portion of the upper surface of the table portion 641 and the lower end portion of the leftward and rightward direction inner side surface of the side plate 6443. Further, the first plate portion 6445 is rotatable with respect to the table portion 641 and the side plate 6443 in a circumferential direction with the first shaft J1 as a reference. Note that the first plate portion 6445 is not detachable with respect to the table portion 641 in the present embodiment, but is not limited to this example and can be detachable with respect to the table portion 641. That is, the plate portion 6444 can be non-detachable or detachable with respect to the table portion 641.

[0242] The second plate portion 6446 is a plate-shaped member extending from the front end portion of the first plate portion 6445 and is rotatable with respect to the first plate portion 6445 in a circumferential direction with the second shaft J2 as a reference. Note that the second shaft J2 extends along the front end portion of the first plate portion 6445.

[0243] As described above, the first plate portion 6445 is rotatable about the first shaft J1 with respect to the table portion 641 and the side plate 6443. The second plate portion 6446 is rotatable about the second shaft J2 with respect to the first plate portion 6445. Further, the outer edge portion of the second plate portion 6446 is not connected to the table portion 641 and the side plate 6443. Thus, in a case where the massage apparatus 100 is not mounted to the mounting member 9, by rotating the plate portion 6444 downward, the groove portion 6441 and the flange portion 6442 can be covered as shown in FIG. 17B. Figure 13The upper end portion of the groove portion 6441 is covered with the plate portion 6444 as shown. Therefore, the hand and the wrist of the user 500 and the like can not touch the groove portion 6441 and the flange portion 6442. In addition, in the case where the massager 100 is attached to the attachment member 9, by turning the plate portion 6444 upward to the vicinity of the side plate 6443, the upper end portion of the groove portion 6441 can be exposed. Therefore, for example, by fitting the attachment member 9 of the massager 100 into the groove portion 6441, the massager 100 can be attached to the attached portion 644.

[0244] It is preferable that at least either one of the first plate portion 6445 and the second plate portion 6446 is a magnetic body such as metal. However, this example does not exclude a structure in which both the first plate portion 6445 and the second plate portion 6446 are not magnetic bodies.

[0245] The cable 645 can be connected to the massager 100 and is disposed on the front surface of the side wall portion 642 in this embodiment. However, the disposition of the cable 645 is not limited to this example. The cable 645 can be disposed on the upper surface of the table portion 641, for example, or can be disposed in the vicinity of the groove portion 6441.

[0246] The cable 645 can be connected to the external connection terminal 41 of the massager 100, for example, and can supply power from the power supply portion 692 of the massaging device 600 to the power supply portion 4 of the massager 100 by being connected to the massager 100. That is, the massaging device 600 can be electrically connected to the massager 100 and can supply power to the massager 100. In this way, the massaging device 600 can supply power to the power supply portion 4 of the massager 100 in a state where the massager 100 is attached to the attached portion 644. Therefore, the massaging device 600 can cause the massager 100 to operate by supplying power through the cable 645. In addition, the massaging device 600 can charge the storage battery 40 of the massager 100 by supplying power through the cable 645.

[0247] Further, the cable 645 can be connectable to the portable terminal 200. In this case, the cable 645 can supply power to the portable terminal 200. That is, the massaging device 600 can be electrically connectable to the portable terminal 200 and can supply power to the portable terminal 200.

[0248] In addition, the armrest portion 640 can have a connection terminal into which one end of another cable can be inserted instead of the cable 645, without being limited to the above-described example. In this case, the other end of the other cable can be connected to the external connection terminal 41 of the massager 100 or the portable terminal 200.

[0249] <3-4. Attachment Example of Massager 100>

[0250] Next, the following will be described with reference to Figure 14 and the like.Figure 15 The first installation example and the second installation example of the massager 100 will be described.

[0251] <3-4-1. First Installation Example>

[0252] The massager 100 is installed in the installed portion 644 of the armrest portion 640 by inserting the installation member 9 into the groove portion 6441 as shown in FIG. 9. For example, the installation member 9 is inserted into the groove portion 6441 by inserting the front end portion of the installation member 9 into the opening of the groove portion 6441 and sliding the installation member 9 toward the rear. Note that the massager 100 can be removed from the installed portion 644 of the armrest portion 640 by sliding the installation member 9 toward the front and removing the installation member 9 from the opening of the front end portion of the groove portion 6441. Figure 14

[0253] Note that when the installation member 9 is inserted into the groove portion 6441, the flange portion 6442 is positioned above the head portion 93 and faces the upper surface of the head portion 93 in the vertical direction. Thus, the flange portion 6442 prevents the head portion 93 from being pulled upward with respect to the groove portion 6441.

[0254] In the first installation example, the massager 100 is installed in the installed portion 644 in a state in which the first direction Dla side of the terminal holding portion 102 (i.e., the display screen of the portable terminal 200) is directed upward. Thus, the user 500 can receive the treatment of the massager 100 while observing the display screen of the portable terminal 200 in a state in which the arm is placed on the armrest portion 640.

[0255] In addition, the front-rear direction position of the massager 100 with respect to the armrest portion 640 can be adjusted by the direction and the amount of sliding of the installation member 9 with respect to the groove portion 6441. Thus, the user 500 can adjust the interval between the eyes and the massager 100. Thus, the user 500 can receive the treatment of the massager 100 while observing the display screen of the portable terminal 200 at an appropriate interval.

[0256] <3-4-2. Second Installation Example>

[0257] In addition, the installed portion 644 of the massager 100 can hold the massager 100 in a state in which the posture of the massager 100 can be adjusted. For example, the installed portion 644 holds the massager 100 in a manner in which the user 500 can arbitrarily adjust the direction of the display screen of the portable terminal 200 held in the massager 100.

[0258] ​At this time, the display screen of the portable terminal 200 held to the massager 100 can face the backrest portion 620, preferably, the face of the user 500. In other words, the massager 100 is arranged so as to be adjustable with respect to the massage device 600 in a direction in which the display screen of the portable terminal 200 faces the backrest portion 620 (the direction of the face of the user 500).

[0259] For example, the massager 100 can be detachably attached to the plate portion 6444 turned upward as shown in FIG. 44. For example, the massager 100 is attached to the attached portion 644 of the armrest portion 640 by attaching the attachment member 9 to the plate portion 6444 erected upward. For example, in a state in which the first plate portion 6445 is turned upward to stand against the side plate 6443, the face of the first direction other side D1b of the head portion 93 can be detachably attached to the second plate portion 6446. Figure 15

[0260] In the second attachment example, the user 500 can attach the massager 100 to the attached portion 644 of the armrest portion 640 in a state in which the display screen of the portable terminal 200 faces at least the leftward and rightward direction inner side by attaching the massager 100 to the plate portion 6444 turned upward. Thereby, it is possible to prevent the movement of the massager 100 caused by the vibration at the time of treatment. Therefore, the user 500 can receive the treatment of the hand by the massager 100 while observing the display screen of the portable terminal 200 in a state in which the arm portion is placed on the armrest portion 640.

[0261] In addition, at this time, the first direction one side D1a of the terminal holding portion 102 (i.e., the display screen of the portable terminal 200) can be inclined to the rearward direction by turning the second plate portion 6446 to the leftward and rightward direction inner side. In this way, the user 500 can more easily observe the display screen of the portable terminal 200.

[0262] Note that the scheme of attaching the head portion 93 to the second plate portion 6446 is not particularly limited. For example, the second plate portion 6446 can be a magnetic body, and a magnet can be arranged in the head portion 93. In this way, the head portion 93 can be attached to the second plate portion 6446 by the attractive force of the magnet with respect to the magnetic body. Alternatively, a member having adhesiveness can be arranged on the face of the first direction other side D1b of the head portion 93. Alternatively, the massager 100 can have one of a hook and a hooked portion instead of the attachment member 9. At this time, the other of the hook and the hooked portion is arranged in the plate portion 6444. In this way, the massager 100 can be attached to the plate portion 6444 by the hooking structure of the hook and the hooked portion.

[0263] <5. Notes> ​

[0264] The above describes the embodiments of the present application. It should be noted that the above-described embodiments are examples, and various modifications can be made to the components and combinations of processes, and those skilled in the art should understand that such modifications are within the scope of the present application.

[0265] <6. SUMMARY>

[0266] The above describes the embodiments of the present application. It should be noted that the above-described embodiments are examples, and various modifications can be made to the components and combinations of processes, and those skilled in the art should understand that such modifications are within the scope of the present application.

[0267] For example, the massager 100 disclosed in the present specification is provided with the following structure (first structure), i.e., comprising:

[0268] a treatment device portion 101 which is detachable with respect to the hand of a user 500; and

[0269] a terminal holding portion 102 which is disposed outside the treatment device portion 101 and holds a portable terminal 200,

[0270] The treatment device portion 101 comprises:

[0271] a treatment portion 1 which is disposed on at least one side of the palm and the back of the hand and performs treatment on the hand of the user 500; and

[0272] a power supply portion 4 which supplies power to the treatment portion 1.

[0273] In addition, the massager 100 of the above-described first structure can also have the following structure (second structure), i.e., further comprising:

[0274] The treatment device portion 101 further comprises a housing 2 which has a through portion 20 for the hand of the user 500 to pass through and which has the terminal holding portion 102 disposed on the outer surface,

[0275] The housing 2 comprises:

[0276] a base portion 21U which is disposed between the terminal holding portion 102 and the hand of the user 500; and

[0277] plate-shaped support portions 23F, 23B which extend from the end portion of the base portion 21U to the outside with respect to the passing direction (e.g., the second direction D2) of the through portion 20,

[0278] The treatment portion 1 is disposed between the base portion 21U and the hand of the user 500.

[0279] In addition, the massager 100 of the above-described first or second structure can also have the following structure (third structure), i.e., further comprising:

[0280] Biosensor 14 detects the biometric information of user 500; and

[0281] The communication unit 51 is capable of communicating with the portable terminal 200.

[0282] Alternatively, the massager 100 with any of the first to third structures described above can also have the following structure (fourth structure), namely,

[0283] The power supply unit 4 includes a rechargeable and dischargeable battery 40.

[0284] Power is supplied from the battery 40 to the portable terminal 200.

[0285] Alternatively, the massager 100 with any of the first to fourth structures described above can also have the following structure (fifth structure), namely,

[0286] The treatment unit 1 has:

[0287] Treatment device 11, which presses on the user's 500 hands; and

[0288] Pressure sensor 12 detects the pressure applied by the treatment device 11.

[0289] The massage machine 100 drives and controls the treatment component 11 based on the detection results of the pressure sensor 12.

[0290] Alternatively, the massager 100 with any of the first to fifth structures described above can also have the following structure (sixth structure), namely,

[0291] It also has a mounting component 9 that can be detachably installed on the massage device 600.

[0292] Furthermore, the massage device 600 disclosed in this specification has the following structure (seventh structure), namely, a massage machine 100 equipped with any of the first to sixth structures described above.

[0293] The massage device 600 includes a handrail 640 that supports the arm of the user 500.

[0294] The armrest 640 has a mounting part 644 that allows the massager 100 to be mounted in a detachable manner.

[0295] Alternatively, the massage device 600 of the seventh structure described above can also be of the following structure (eighth structure), namely,

[0296] The mounting part 644 holds the massager 100 so that it can move along the arm of the user 500 in the direction in which the armrest part 640 extends.

[0297] Further, the massage device 600 of any one of the above-described seventh or eighth structure can also be a structure (ninth structure) in which,

[0298] The mounting portion 644 holds the massage machine 100 so as to be movable in a direction in which the armrest portion 640 extends (for example, a front-rear direction) along the arm of the user 500.

[0299] Further, the massage device 600 of any one of the above-described seventh to ninth structure can also be a structure (tenth structure) in which,

[0300] The massage device 600 is electrically connectable with the massage machine 100 and is capable of supplying power to the massage machine 100.

Claims

1. A massage machine, characterized in that, The massage machine has the following features: The treatment device is detachable from the user's hand; and A terminal holding unit is disposed on the outside of the treatment device and holds the portable terminal. The treatment device has: A treatment area disposed on at least one side of the palm and the back of the hand for treating the user's hand; and The power supply department supplies electricity to the treatment department.

2. The massage machine according to claim 1, characterized in that, The treatment device also includes a housing with a through-hole for the user's hand to pass through and the terminal holding part disposed on its outer surface. The housing has: The base, which is disposed between the terminal holding part and the user's hand; and A plate-shaped support portion extends outward from the end of the base in the direction of penetration relative to the through portion. The treatment area is positioned between the base and the user's hand.

3. The massage machine according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that, The massage machine also features: Biosensors that detect the user's biological information; and The communication unit is capable of communicating with the portable terminal.

4. The massage machine according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that, The power supply unit includes a rechargeable and dischargeable battery. Power is supplied from the battery to the portable terminal.

5. The massage machine according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that, The treatment area has: Therapeutic device that presses on the user's hand; and A pressure sensor detects the pressure applied to the treatment device. The massager controls the application of the massage device based on the detection results of the pressure sensor.

6. The massage machine according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that, The massager also has mounting components that can be detachably installed on the massage device.

7. A massage device, wherein the massage machine of claim 1 or 2 is installed, characterized in that, The massage device has a support armrest that supports the user's arm. The armrest has a mounting part that allows the massager to be installed in a detachable manner.

8. The massage device according to claim 7, characterized in that, The mounting portion holds the massager in a position to move along the user's arm in the direction extending from the armrest.

9. The massage device according to claim 7, characterized in that, The mounting unit holds the massager in such a way that the display screen of the portable terminal on the massager faces the user.

10. The massage device according to claim 7, characterized in that, The massage device can be electrically connected to the massage machine and can supply power to the massage machine.

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