A portable multiuser sauna includes an enclosure configured as a truncated, regular icosahedron with ten sidewall triangular structural panels and five rooftop triangular structural panels, wherein each sidewall triangular structural panel is compressively coupled to at least two adjacent triangular structural panels.

Systems and methods are provided for controlling infrared radiation (IR) sources of a sauna including tuning IR wavelength-ranges and radiated power-levels of IR sources, and directing IR to locations on a user's body. In one illustrative embodiment, a sauna may be provided having adjustable IR emitters to emit IR at any wavelength resulting in a desirable radiation treatment for the sauna user. In another illustrative embodiment, a method is provided for tuning IR emitters in a sauna.

Systems and methods are provided for controlling infrared radiation (IR) sources of a sauna including tuning IR wavelength-ranges and radiated power-levels of IR sources, and directing IR to locations on a user's body. In one illustrative embodiment, a sauna may be provided having adjustable IR emitters to emit IR at any wavelength resulting in a desirable radiation treatment for the sauna user. In another illustrative embodiment, a method is provided for tuning IR emitters in a sauna.

A leg care apparatus includes a main body configured to provide an action space in which a leg is accommodated, a bottom module which is placed on a bottom surface of the main body and in which a component for a foot bath is accommodated, and an action space adjustment module configured to adjust a size of the action space.

A leg care apparatus includes a main body configured to provide an action space in which a leg is accommodated, a bottom module which is placed on a bottom surface of the main body and in which a component for a foot bath is accommodated, and an action space adjustment module configured to adjust a size of the action space.

The present disclosure relates to a cold and hot thermal treatment device. Hot heat and cold heat are produced by a heat production unit and are periodically and repeatedly transferred to a heat transfer unit that is in contact with a human body such that a temperature is not suddenly changed but is gradually changed. Thus, the device may be used when diagnosing whether vascular reactivity is maintained in corresponding hands and feet, may generate a temperature stimulus, and may repeatedly perform the temperature stimulus, thereby improving the vascular reactivity.

A heat-reflection tent has a body and a supporting member. The body has a covering cloth having two covering sheets and a zipper assembly. The zipper assembly is mounted on the covering cloth and has a front zipper and two bottom zippers. The front zipper is located between the two covering sheets. The two bottom zippers are respectively disposed below the two covering sheets. The supporting member is mounted on the body and is used to support the body for keeping a shape of the body. An opened range of the two covering sheets is increased by the bottom zippers for allowing a user to enter the body easily.

An electronic steam seat device includes a base section that is removably engaged to a steam chamber that is removably engaged to a seat section. The base section includes (i) a receptacle removably positioned in its central cavity, (ii) a heating element for heating the receptacle, (iii) a control interface, and (iv) a control system configured to operate the heating element based on temperature data. The steam chamber includes (i) a temperature sensor positioned at a top portion of the steam chamber and configured to provide the temperature data to the control system for operating the heating element, (ii) a conductive contact that is positioned along a bottom edge of the steam chamber and removably coupled to the control system when the steam chamber is engaged with the base section, and (iii) a cable that connects the temperature sensor to the conductive contact.

An electronic steam seat device includes a base section that is removably engaged to a steam chamber that is removably engaged to a seat section. The base section includes (i) a receptacle removably positioned in its central cavity, (ii) a heating element for heating the receptacle, (iii) a control interface, and (iv) a control system configured to operate the heating element based on temperature data. The steam chamber includes (i) a temperature sensor positioned at a top portion of the steam chamber and configured to provide the temperature data to the control system for operating the heating element, (ii) a conductive contact that is positioned along a bottom edge of the steam chamber and removably coupled to the control system when the steam chamber is engaged with the base section, and (iii) a cable that connects the temperature sensor to the conductive contact.

Systems, devices, and methods for treating wounds and infections by immersion therapy are provided along with methods for the use thereof. The systems and devices may include a basin and a heater-blower apparatus. The systems and devices aerate, agitate, and slow the cooling of a liquid in the basin to aid the blood-flow, debridement, and medication of a wound or infection.