A calf massage module includes: at least one movable shaft inserted into a spring so as to move forward or rearward by the compression and expansion of the spring; a massage module housing having a movable shaft guide part for guiding the movement of the movable shaft; and a moving housing inserted into the massage module housing according to the movement of the movable shaft.

Massage devices and associated methods. Massage devices include a frame, a first massage element rotatably supported on a first support member, and a second massage element rotatably supported on a second support member. The first massage element and the second massage element may be separated by a selected separation distance. The massage device may include a separation adjustment mechanism for adjusting the selected separation distance. The separation adjustment mechanism may be configured to be selectively transitioned between a use configuration and an adjustment configuration. Methods of utilizing a massage device to massage a limb may include positioning the limb between a first massage element and a second massage element of the massage device and applying a compressive force to the limb with each of the first massage element and the second massage element.

A massage chair includes a back massage system and a thigh massage system with a roller mechanism configured to move a roller in a three dimensional orbital motion. The roller mechanism is driven by a single motor that can change the direction in operation. Also included is a roller motion drive element within the roller mechanism. A shaft is configured to pass through the roller motion drive element in an offset non-perpendicular angle relative to the end face thereby forming an angle between the shaft and the end face that is less than 85 degrees. The offset causes the orbital motion of the roller when rotated. The electronics of the massage chair facilitate facial recognition and a medical assessment device to detect bodily characteristics. The backrest of the massage chair can elongate to stretch the user. A plurality of airbags are also available for the twisting of the user.

Two groups of massage heads are arranged on a main body of the movement, each massage head group includes a first massage head and a second massage head, the movement body includes the motor, the worm on the motor driven at both ends of the turbine, each turbine transmission including a kneading gear with a shaft, the first massage head is arranged at the end of one connecting arm, the other end of the connecting arm is arranged on the shaft, and a connecting arm. The distance between two nodules and a third nodule of each of the two groups of massage heads emulates a human thumb and fingers; a cover coupled to the main body including at least two adjustable straps configured to accept human arms; and a buckle coupled to the at least two adjustable straps to enable lengthening and shortening of the at least two adjustable straps.

A massage mechanism and its massager. The massage mechanism includes a base, motor, drive assembly, first drive shaft, first bearing, first massage drive assembly, first massage head assembly, inter-shaft drive assembly, second transmission shaft, second bearing, second massage drive assembly and second massage head. There is also provided a massager including the foregoing massage mechanism. The mechanism could optimize those unstable and noisy features for an ideal massage experience, and solve the problem that multiple massage actions cannot be driven by a single motor.

A chair is disclosed for providing water and air adjustable massage. The massage chair includes a surface that is easy to clean, and water-filled rollers within the chair to apply a massaging effect to the body of the user thereon. Each water-filled roller incorporates a foam inner roller that is surrounded by either a cylindrical water-filled wrap or water-filled inserts. The massage chair incorporates a leg section to perform a percussive and vibrating massage on the legs of the user thereon. The massage chair has the ability to recline and to apply heat and/or cooling to the user thereon. The massage chair incorporates auto-sensing controls, massage pattern software, and Cloud Control Software that enables the owner in a commercial environment to establish the time for use, frequency, and price for the massage session.

A massage chair includes a seat and a backrest configured to support a user. A pair of side panels extend upward from opposing sides of the seat so as to form an armrest. A pivoting arm is coupled to at least one of the pair of side panels and the backrest and is configured to selectively rotate between a first position and a second position. The pivoting arm extends over a portion of the massage chair in the second position and is automatically biased between the first position and the second position. A roller mechanism is included within the pivoting arm to selectively agitate a surface of the pivoting arm so as to induce a massage effect. The roller mechanism is controlled via a remote control and can operate between a plurality of settings including an on/off setting, a rotational speed setting, a motion setting, and a heat setting.

The present invention is a touchscreen-based control system for massage chairs that includes a touchscreen device. In another aspect, the present invention is a massage chair controlled by a touchscreen-based control system that includes a touchscreen-based control system. In a further aspect, the present invention is a massage chair controlled by a touchscreen-based control system that includes a touchscreen-based control system having a software program allowing a user to customize a massage function and save it in a memory thereby allowing the user to open or load the saved function. In a further aspect, the present invention is a massage chair controlled by a touchscreen-based control system wherein the massage chair includes an inflatable air-cell to provide massage effects in the footrest and armrest areas of a user.

The pressure module according to an embodiment of the present invention, which is for thermotherapy, may comprise: a pressure unit which has an interior space; a heat-generating unit which is inserted in the interior space and generates heat so that the pressure unit is heated; and an electromagnetic induction unit which generates an induced current so that the heat-generating unit generates heat.

A wearable massager includes a plurality of attachments, each of which is designed for a specific body part. Each attachment includes at least one massaging module on an inner surface that is either formed of mechanical rollers that simulate a massage as they are moved vertically and horizontally, or a plurality of contiguous, inflatable bladders that simulate a massage as they are inflated and rapidly deflated. A controller allows a user to vary the speed and intensity with which the rollers are moved horizontally and vertically, or the level, order and frequency in which each bladder is inflated and deflated. Accordingly, the continuous movement of the rollers or inflation and deflation of the bladders against the wearer's skin simulates the typical movements of a massage therapist's hands and fingers.