Cervical Traction Pillow with Removable Case and Heating
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current cervical traction pillows are difficult to clean, breed bacteria, and fail to effectively accelerate blood circulation during use, leading to poor traction effects and cervical fatigue.
Innovation Solution
A cervical traction pillow design incorporating a flexible main body with a massage device, heating element, and protective case, featuring a polarization motor for vibration, adjustable angle, and a graphene or carbon fiber heating sheet to promote blood circulation and prevent bacterial growth.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If a cervical traction pillow is used for multiple times, then the cervical traction function is maintained, but the pillow gets dirty and breeds bacteria
Solution Approach 1:
The pillow is divided into a removable pillowcase and a pillow core. The pillowcase can be detached and washed separately, allowing the user to clean the surface that contacts the skin while maintaining the traction function of the core structure.
Solution Approach 2:
The heating element is extracted as a separate component that can be removed and cleaned independently. This allows the heating function to be maintained while enabling thorough cleaning of all components to prevent bacterial growth.
2Device complexity
If a simple cervical traction pillow is used, then the structure is simple, but it cannot accelerate blood circulation of the cervical vertebra
Solution Approach 1:
The pillow combines cervical traction function with massage and heating functions into a single device. The massage device with vibration motor and the heating element are integrated with the pillow structure, allowing multiple therapeutic effects to work together for improved cervical health.
Solution Approach 2:
The pillow serves multiple functions: cervical traction through its structural design, massage through the vibration motor that drives rollers to rotate and massage, and heat therapy through the heating element. This multi-functionality enhances the overall therapeutic effect without requiring separate devices.
3Device complexity
If a cervical traction pillow without massage function is used, then the structure is simple, but the cervical traction effect is poor
Solution Approach 1:
The pillow combines cervical traction function with massage and heating functions into a single device. The massage device with vibration motor and the heating element are integrated with the pillow structure, allowing multiple therapeutic effects to work together for improved cervical health.
Solution Approach 2:
The pillow serves multiple functions: cervical traction through its structural design, massage through the vibration motor that drives rollers to rotate and massage, and heat therapy through the heating element. This multi-functionality enhances the overall therapeutic effect without requiring separate devices.
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
The design effectively relieves neck tension, reduces cervical pressure, maintains natural cervical curvature, and improves traction efficacy while preventing bacterial growth, providing a safer and more comfortable user experience.
Implementation Method 1
the polarization motor rotates the rotating shaft to drive the eccentric block to ceaselessly strike an inner wall of the motor accommodating slot, so that the polarization motor drives the cervical traction pillow main body to vibrate to achieve the massage function
Implementation Method 2
the heating device covers the cervical traction pillow main body
Data Source
AI summary
The present disclosure provides a cervical traction pillow includes a cervical traction pillow main body and a massage device. The cervical traction pillow main body is a flexible cervical traction pillow main body with a narrow upper part and a wide lower part, so as to form a neck brace traction portion at an upper end and a base at a lower end, a first back portion connected between the neck brace traction portion and the base, and two first side portions opposite and connected to the neck brace traction portion, the base, and the back portion. The neck brace traction portion and a bottom surface of the base are connected in an acute angle. The massage device is arranged on the cervical traction pillow main body.