Vibrator system with waveguide for wellness cushioning element
The vibrator system with a transducer housing, transmitter, and waveguide configuration addresses uneven distribution and discomfort issues, ensuring uniform vibration transmission and comfort in cushioning elements.
EP4772156A1Pending Publication Date: 2026-07-08RITUALS INT TRADEMARKS BV
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- EP · EP
- Patent Type
- Applications
- Current Assignee / Owner
- RITUALS INT TRADEMARKS BV
- Filing Date
- 2025-01-03
- Publication Date
- 2026-07-08
AI Technical Summary
Technical Problem
Traditional vibration systems for wellness applications suffer from uneven vibration distribution, localized discomfort, reduced flexibility, high energy consumption, and noise, limiting their effectiveness and user comfort.
Method used
A vibrator system with a transducer housing, transmitter, and waveguide configuration that efficiently transmits vibrations while minimizing pressure points, using a thermoplastic elastomer material with optimized rib structures for uniform distribution and reduced noise.
Benefits of technology
The system provides a compact, robust design with uniform vibration distribution, enhanced user comfort, and reduced noise, allowing seamless integration into cushioning elements without compromising flexibility or energy efficiency.
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Abstract
The present disclosure provides a vibrator for a wellness cushioning element. The vibrator includes a transducer housing (111) adapted to receive a transducer (250) configured to produce vibrations along an axis (A) of the vibrator. A transmitter (120) is connected to the transducer housing and configured to transmit the vibrations to an outside. The transmitter comprises a receiving surface (121) in regard to the transducer housing. The waveguide (130) is connected to the transducer (250) housing and extends on the receiving surface of the transmitter. The waveguide (130) is configured to guide vibrations from the transducer to the receiving surface (121) of the transmitter (120).
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