Gradual switching of pneumatic air pockets creates pulsed massage movements while reducing noise from abrupt fluid changes.
Radar reflections track patient movement and bed position continuously, enabling automated bladder and airflow adjustments to limit care risks.
A flexible accumulator alternates compression and retraction to vary suction intensity and address inconsistent stimulation levels.
An inclinable bed, layered sensor mat, and inflatable cells monitor patients and adjust support to reduce falls and bed sores.
An inflatable bladder, compressible cushion, and angled tube channels deliver leg compression while reducing skin contact and pressure ulcers.
A pneumatic system adds expanding and contracting massage portions to vibration, addressing the limited adaptability of single-motor massagers.
When suction alone leaves extraction incomplete, expandable bladders add massage and warmed-fluid therapy to support milk expression.