See how a portable urinal uses funnel-directed flow, deflection walls, and removable covers to
See how a vacuum pump and aerosol mixing eliminate leakage and infection risks in urination dev
See how a curved splashguard and tapered body enable independent urination in various positions
See how a seat-based collection device positions a sterile cup in the urine stream's flight pat
See how a sloped groove and removable bag enable hands-free urination for mobility-compromised
See how a foldable collection bag uses a spring clip cuff and nano-coated hopper to prevent lea
See how convex and concave wall curvature enables a collapsible medical container to expand eas
See how convex and concave wall curvature enables a single-use urinal to expand from flat stora
See how a controllable through-slot in a mattress with water-repellent insert enables independe
See how a flexible mattress with belt-driven rollers bends into a chute to move patients to a d
See how an angled opening and vertical receiving space enable obese individuals to urinate comf
See how a flexible internal partition separates urine from stool in a disposable collection dev
See how a flexible pouch with a foldable collar transitions from flat storage to a channel with
See how a strap-based mounting assembly attaches a portable urinal to a walker, enabling hands-
See how a weight bar and semi-rigid connector counterbalance the center-of-gravity shift caused
See how a flexible elastomeric spout attachment prevents urinal spillage through adjustable pos
See how a reconfigurable internal wall separates urine from stools in a collection chamber, red
A foldable sleeve with shaped fold lines forms a spout that guides liquid into the bag, cuts leakage, and still stores flat.
A wheeled telescopic support holds a portable urinal at adjustable height, then locks securely beside a bed for stable, hygienic use.
A sliding sleeve edge turns a flat pouch into a stable open channel, improving sealing and reducing leaks during substance collection.
A flexible mattress bends into a chute and joins a detachable toilet station, reducing manual patient transfer for sanitary care.
Stacked absorbent liner units let users remove only the soiled layer, cutting cleaning time and simplifying sanitary receptacle reuse.