A freestanding system for applying traction to a patient independent of a table or bed includes a base including a body and a stabilizer arm moveably coupled to the body, wherein the stabilizer arm has a first end pivotally coupled to the body and a second end distal the body, and wherein the stabilizer arm is configured to pivot about the corresponding first end, and a pad coupled to the second end of the stabilizer arm, wherein the pad includes a suction device configured to releasably secure the second end of the corresponding stabilizer arm to the ground, wherein the pads are configured to maintain the position of the system in response to the application of traction to the patient.

A device that allows the user to provide spinal traction and splay in a localized and fully controllable way that has the device auto-return to a neutral position in case the user inadvertently loses control of operating the device, that has the ability to induce corrective spinal curvature from the lordotic neck curvature to the sacral curvature, that has the ability to conform or adjust to the varying curvature of differing body builds, that has the ability to provide corrective curvatures to all sides of a human body (front, side, back, and any hybridized orientation), that is adjustable for ergonomics to stretch or to compress any sections of the spinal curvature in a localized manner, that allows the benefits of splaying forces to correct spinal curvature, and that allows axial adjustment to the spinuous process.

A therapeutic vibration machine with a vibrational assembly adjustably affixed to a post extending from a platform wherein the vibrational assembly is adjustable by an adjustment lever, a rest plate, a pressure plate, and pressure springs, the vibrational assembly includes a vibrational motor, an isolation mounting, and a surface plate wherein the isolation mounting is operative to transferring a vibration supplied from the vibrational motor to the surface plate for utilization by a user.

A cervical traction device, including: a base unit (3), a traction unit (1), a supporting unit (2), and at least one driving member (6). The traction unit (1) is rotatably mounted on the base unit (3); the supporting unit (2) is connected to the base unit (3), and the supporting unit (2) is arranged opposite the traction unit (1); and the driving member (6) is used for driving the traction unit (1) to rotate, such that the traction unit (1) is turned to or moves away from the supporting unit (2). The cervical traction device can allow a user to perform cervical traction by himself/herself, and is convenient to use.

An apparatus for stretching a human body comprising a floor frame having a central axis. A first beam is coupled substantially perpendicular to the floor frame. The first beam has a foot pedal, a knee support, and a waist support. A second beam coupled substantially perpendicular to the floor frame, the second beam having a plurality of lower arm handles. A third beam is coupled substantially perpendicular to the floor frame. A fourth beam is adjacently coupled to the third beam. The third beam has a plurality of upper arm handles.

A motion assistance apparatus includes a force transmitting frame configured to support a distal part of a user, a slider configured to slide in the force transmitting frame, and a driving frame connected to the slider and configured to slide with respect to a proximal part of the user.

The present disclosure relates to a knee rehabilitation machine with multi-position synchronous force application, comprising a bottom box, a vertical box, and a suspension box. The vertical box is vertically arranged at an end of the bottom box, and an upper end of the vertical box is horizontally fixed with the suspension box. A pressing unit swing lever mechanism is arranged in the bottom box, and a vibration unit, a pulling unit, and a transmission mechanism of a pressing unit are arranged in the vertical box.

A sitting type spinal traction and disc massage apparatus includes a seat member, a seat pad disposed atop the seat member, a fixing member straddling the seat member and the seat pad and connected to the seat member to fix hips of a user to the seat member, and a moving backrest board disposed atop a rear end of the seat member. The moving backrest board is movable relative to the seat member. A restricting member straddles and is connected to the moving backrest board to fix the user's upper body to the moving backrest board. A lifting unit is disposed below the moving backrest board to move the moving backrest board upwardly from the seat member to stretch the user's spine. A vibrating unit is disposed within and vibrates the seat pad.

The present disclosure relates to a body type analysis device and, particularly, to a body type analysis device comprising: a detection unit which is provided to be movable in the vertical direction on the back of a person undergoing detection, and which detects the vertebral line of the person undergoing detection; and a tracking unit for moving the detection unit in the straight vertical direction, wherein the detection unit comprises a center detection part for performing measurement in the range of the normal vertebral line, and at least one side detection part provided on each of the left and right sides of the center detection part so as to perform measurement in the range of the abnormal vertebral line, and the center detection part and the side detection part are provided to detect whether the spine is bent through the rotational angle of rotating in the anterior-posterior direction of the spine, and thus the present disclosure provides the advantages of reducing body type analysis time and enabling more accurate data to be ensured.

A fitness device includes a base assembly, a table coupled to the base assembly, and a foot restraint coupled to the base assembly. The foot restraint is configured, responsive to a change in a relative position of the foot restraint with respect to the table, to apply a resistive force to at least one of one or more feet and one or more ankles of a user positioned in the fitness device. The fitness device may also include a controller that is configured to adjust at least one of (i) a height of the table utilizing one or more height actuators of the fitness device, and (ii) a rotation of the table utilizing one or more rotation actuators of the fitness device.