Collar resolves stability-versus-adaptability contradiction by using ratchet mechanisms and differentiated padding to incrementally restore cervical lordosis.
A cervical traction collar uses an occipital locking mechanism to deliver therapeutic force while maintaining unobstructed clearance for the jaw and chin.
Inflatable fabric pockets conform to injured limbs, replacing bulky rigid exoskeletons and reducing application time in austere environments.
Extraction of steel strips from the abdominal section allows air permeability, preventing MRI interference while maintaining lumbar stability.
A 3D body scan method creates custom support devices with adjustable straps and deformable elements.
Segmented support rails with cross-coupling resolve the stability-versus-adaptability trade-off by enabling gradual return to mobility.