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2 results about "Upper abdomen" patented technology

A type of underwear-style diaper with improved fit

ActiveCN224421305UMedicineUpper abdomen
An improved fit panty-style diaper includes an absorbent core and front and back elastic waistbands. The transverse edges of the front and back elastic waistbands join to form a waist opening and two leg openings. The front and back waistbands are divided into at least a waist area, an upper abdomen area, a lower abdomen area, and a crotch area. The elastic stretchers in the waist area have a larger spacing than those in other areas. The elastic stretchers are positioned in the front and back waistbands when stretched. The elastic stretchers include a first elastic stretcher, a second elastic stretcher, and a third elastic stretcher. The second elastic stretcher is thicker than the first elastic stretcher. The first and second elastic stretchers are positioned in the lower abdomen area and upper abdomen area of ​​the front and back waistbands to adjust the stretch recovery force of each area. The panty-style diaper provided by this invention can better improve the product's fit, comfort during wear, prevent sagging, and prevent leakage.
Owner:FUJIAN HENGAN HLDG CO LTD +2

Exoskeleton robot for expectoration assistance and control method

ActiveUS12636221B2Pneumatic massageNon-surgical orthopedic devicesThoracic structureExoskeleton robot
The present disclosure relates to an exoskeleton robot for expectoration assistance and a control method. In the exoskeleton robot, a respiratory sensor acquires a respiratory signal of a user to be assisted; a positive pressure module covers an upper abdomen of the user to be assisted; a negative pressure module is arranged on an outer wall of a thoracic cavity of the user to be assisted and wraps the whole thoracic cavity, and a negative pressure cavity is formed between a housing of the negative pressure module and the outer wall of the thoracic cavity; in an inhalation state, the rigidity of the housing of the negative pressure module increases; in an exhalation state, the rigidity of the housing of the negative pressure module decreases; the control module is respectively connected with the respiratory sensor, the positive pressure module, and the negative pressure module.
Owner:BEIHANG UNIV +1