A hand-held low-noise shock-absorbing electric massager includes a lower shell, an upper shell, and a moving shaft rod. A right end of the moving shaft rod is provided with a massage head. The hand-held low-noise shock-absorbing electric massager further includes a transmission module bracket. An outer side wall of the moving shaft rod is coaxially provided with a shaft sleeve lubricating member. The driving part is arranged at a left end of the transmission module bracket. Two sides of the transmission module bracket are each provided with a first shock-absorbing member. The moving shaft rod is installed on the shell through the transmission module bracket. The transmission module bracket is integrated, which can ensure consistency and stability of the moving shaft rod in high-speed linear motion, that is, vibration between the moving shaft rod and the transmission module bracket is reduced during motion, and noise is also reduced.

A portable cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) system includes a first module hub housing, an inflation actuated soft gripper configured to receive an inflation gas, and in response, to change form to a deployed grip state that accommodates and grips a human torso. Features of the portable CPR system include modularity for in-the-field reconfigurability, in which a second module hub housing attaches to the first module hub housing, carrying a CPR pressure applicator configured to receive an actuator power and a CPR control signal causing, concurrent with the deployed grip state, cyclic extension and retraction of the CPR pressure applicator along an axis aligned with a sternum of the human torso.

A percussive therapy system that includes a percussive massage device including a network interface, and an intelligence engine. The intelligence engine is configured to receive manual capture data and real-time tracking data from the percussive massage device, receive remote data from a remote data source, and generate recommendation data comprising a recommended protocol to be performed by the percussive massage device. The recommendation data is generated from demographic, activity, temporal, analytics, and biometric data, received from the manual capture data, the real-time tracking data, and the remote data inputs.

A massage chair includes a seat portion, a back portion a leg portion, and a massage carriage configured to move within the seat portion, the back portion, and the leg portion. The massage carriage includes comprises a percussive massage assembly comprising a motor, a reciprocating shaft coupled to the motor and configured to reciprocate in response to activation of the motor, and a reciprocating massage head coupled to the reciprocating shaft. The massage chair also includes a support mechanism associated with the percussive massage assembly. The support mechanism is configured to support a weight of a user of the massage chair, thereby allowing the reciprocating shaft and the reciprocating massage head of the percussive massage assembly to reciprocate.

The present application provides a zero-gravity massage folding chair, which relates to the technical field of health care equipment. The zero-gravity massage folding chair comprises a chair body and a face fabric provided on the chair body, wherein the chair body is provided with a plurality of massagers, the massagers are provided on the face fabric, the chair body is unfolded when in use, the massagers provided on the chair body massage corresponding parts of the human body, and the chair body is folded when not in use. The zero-gravity chair of the present application can choose to massage in different scenes according to actual needs, such as in parks or at home, thus overcoming the defect that the traditional space capsule massage chair cannot move according to actual situations.

A hand-held body massager includes a powered handle having an electric motor and reciprocating assembly mounted therein and a first mating coupler of a side-release buckle assembly connected to the reciprocating assembly to impart longitudinal, reciprocating movement of the first mating coupler relative to a powered handle. A plurality of massaging attachments incorporating a second mating coupler of the side-release buckle assembly are interchangeably securable to the powered handle. One of the massage attachments comprises a flexible strap with the second mating coupler connected to a first end and a second end, formed from a section of elastic material, connected to a passive handle. Other attachments include a plurality of massage head attachments each including a massage head of a different geometry and having a second mating coupler of a side-release buckle assembly projecting therefrom.

A vibration device is provided. The vibration device includes one or more of an aluminum tube of cylindrical disposition, with exterior and interior surfaces, a foam roller, coupled to and disposed around the exterior surface of the tube and of a similar length as the tube, a pair of end caps, coupled to each end of one or more of the tube and foam roller, a power source, disposed within the tube, and a motor, coupled to the interior surface and centrally disposed within the tube. The motor is configured to impart vibration to the tube and the foam roller in response to the motor energized by the power source.

An apparatus for stimulation of erogenous body zones, such as a dildo and/or vibrator, having a through heating repeatedly moldable polymeric core (2) which becomes plastically moldable upon heating to a temperature above about 40° C., and which is dimensionally stable at normal body temperature and below. In result of its moldability, the apparatus can eliminate the need for separate articles for different kinds of stimulation. A tensile and elastic skin (3) encloses the polymeric core (2). The skin smoothens the shape of the apparatus and reduces the need for precision when reshaping the polymeric core.

Embodiments herein are directed to a system that includes a powered wheelchair, a user-worn exoskeleton, and a master controller. The master controller monitors the independent movements of the powered wheelchair and the user-worn exoskeleton. The master controller prioritizes the movement of the powered wheelchair and the user-worn exoskeleton such that only one of the powered wheelchair or the user-worn exoskeleton will have the priority to complete the intended movement. The master controller may coordinate movements between the powered wheelchair and the user-worn exoskeleton so to perform a plurality of predetermined programs. For example, assisting a user to sit within the powered wheelchair, to assist a user to stand from a seating position when outside of the powered wheelchair, and/or use the powered wheelchair as a guide for walking.

A skin cleansing device has a base body and a removable cleansing head. The base body houses a vacuum pump and has a mount for connecting to the removable cleansing head. The mount has an opening into the base body and a support surface. The removable cleansing head has a collection portion and a mounting portion. The collection portion defines an inlet and an internal cavity. The mounting portion has a stem defining a channel fluidly connected to the internal cavity. The cleansing head is removably connectable to the base body with the stem being configured to be received in the opening of the mount. The vacuum pump is configured to generate a fluid flow through the internal cavity and the channel into the base body such that a suction force is generated at the inlet.