A protective member having a flexible member body defining an interior space adapted to receive a motion element and which extends to a peripheral margin attachable to a housing enclosing a drive unit operable to move the motion element inside of the flexible member body.

Provided is a vibratory stimulation device including a first substrate, a connection band connected to both sides of the first substrate, and a vibration element array including a plurality of vibration elements provided on the first substrate, wherein each of the vibration elements includes a stand provided on the first substrate, a vibration film provided on the stand and in contact with the stand at an edge, a vibrator provided on an upper or lower surface of the vibration film, and an electrode wire connected to the vibrator, wherein the vibration film includes a material that is more flexible and stretchable than the stand.

The massage roller includes a generally cylindrically-shaped core having a central axis, an overlay formed around an outer surface of the cylindrically-shaped core and having a size and shape to facilitate rolling engagement with myofascial tissue, and at least one cavity formed from the outer surface of the cylindrically-shaped core that reduces a mass of the massage roller while the massage roller simultaneously maintains substantially the same structural rigidity for rolling engagement with myofascial tissue.

A single-tube crutch (100) includes an upper leg (101) and a lower leg (301). The lower leg (301) can be fully insertable into a first end of the upper leg such that only a slip-resistant tip (102) is exposed. The single-tube crutch can include an underarm support (104) coupled to a second end of the upper leg opposite the first end. A grip assembly (105) translates along the upper leg between a usage position and a stowed position.

A single-tube crutch (100) includes an upper leg (101) and a lower leg (301). The lower leg (301) can be fully insertable into a first end of the upper leg such that only a slip-resistant tip (102) is exposed. The single-tube crutch can include an underarm support (104) coupled to a second end of the upper leg opposite the first end. A grip assembly (105) translates along the upper leg between a usage position and a stowed position.

Methods, devices and systems for recovering motor control of an area in the body of a patient affected by a neurological disorder. A device vibrotactilely stimulates a substitute site for the affected area thereby recovering the motor control of the affected area. The stimulation provided by the device is volitionally controlled by the patient.

A single-tube crutch (100) includes an upper leg (101) and a lower leg (301). The lower leg (301) can be fully insertable into a first end of the upper leg such that only a slip-resistant tip (102) is exposed. The single-tube crutch can include an underarm support (104) coupled to a second end of the upper leg opposite the first end. A grip assembly (105) translates along the upper leg between a usage position and a stowed position.

Described herein are wearable sensory stimulation and monitoring devices that can be worn around the back of the neck along and in contact with the spine. Apparatuses described herein stimulate one or more senses including auditory, tactile or olfactory. Apparatuses are also described that allow for sensing and monitoring of physiologic parameters such as heart rate, blood pressure and movement. The device also has features that allow for easy attachment or integration to articles worn on the head such as augmented reality and virtual reality accessories to provide visual stimulation and entertainment.

Described herein are wearable sensory stimulation and monitoring devices that can be worn around the back of the neck along and in contact with the spine. Apparatuses described herein stimulate one or more senses including auditory, tactile or olfactory. Apparatuses are also described that allow for sensing and monitoring of physiologic parameters such as heart rate, blood pressure and movement. The device also has features that allow for easy attachment or integration to articles worn on the head.

The main embodiment is a system, apparatus, and method for attaching a decorative accessory, cover, disguise, and or enhancement to an acupressure device ordinarily worn on the wrist or other wearable item. The system, apparatus, and method comprising a clip with magnetic properties, top and bottom sides also referred herein as first end A and second end B, which holds onto an acupressure device or other wearable item, the bottom side also referred to as second end B inserting between the acupressure device and the body of the user and the top side also referred to as first end A holding flush to the top of the acupressure device or other wearable item, remaining exposed, configured to engage a magnetic component and a decorative accessory, cover, disguise, and or enhancement in which the magnetic component is incorporated.

The decorative accessory, cover, disguise, and or enhancement is a decorative overlay comprising of one or more magnetic components that correspond to the clip(s) placed onto the acupressure device or other wearable item to secure the decorative accessory onto the acupressure device or other wearable item, covering the acupressure device or other wearable item in part or in whole, preventing the decorative accessory from displacing from covering the acupressure device or other wearable item. Thereby providing a decorative overlay to a functional wearable item, allowing for discretion for cause to wear the acupressure device or other wearable item and personalization of the wearable item.