A folding pillow includes a top pillow section and a bottom pillow section. The top pillow section includes a first access opening, and a first internal pillow insert. The bottom pillow section includes a second access opening, and a second internal pillow insert. The folding pillow also includes a hinge section, where the folding pillow is configured to fold at the hinge section and have a folded position and an unfold position. The folding pillow also includes a sleeping panel, where the sleeping panel is covered when the folding pillow is in the folded position.

A combination digging tool and head rest is disclosed having a planar elongate linear member having a first end and a second end, and a planar non-linear member. The linear and non-linear members are coupleable to one another at different locations to form first and second orientations. The first orientation is formed when the first end of the planar elongate linear member is coupled to the first end of the non-linear member so that the planar elongate linear member and the planar elongate non-linear member are coplanar and form a generally J-shaped figure. That figure can be used as a digging tool. The second orientation is formed when the first end of the planar elongate linear member is coupled to the side portion of the non-linear member to form a head rest.

The support pillow assembly includes a portable support pillow designed to provide optimal head and adjacent neck support for the user in upright and/or reclined seated and supine positions. The pillow is optionally configured with a hole to securely support the occiput. The pillow may be configured in a taller or shorter profile. The pillow is tapered in a manner that maintains the user's neck and head in proper alignment. The support pillow assembly is constructed of single piece foam which is firm enough and contoured to prevent head turning and neck torsion. The support pillow is optionally configured with exterior support panels to provide additional utility, compressibility, stability, and comfort. The support pillow assembly optionally includes an adjustable strap that may be used to provide supplemental support to the head. It may be collapsed into a portable pillow comprising protective exterior supports, a cloth or similarly soft bag, or a protective case.

Disclosed embodiments provide a portable sex article. The article includes a soft hollow case (which, in some embodiments, is a pillow case). The case is specially designed with a holster formed on a first side the case. The holster is adapted to secure a sex simulation device such as an artificial vagina or dildo. The holster extends into an interior region of the case, and may have a securing mechanism such as elastic bands or a hook-and-loop fastener to secure a sex simulation device in place. A human image is imparted on the case, such as by a textile printing process. The human image can be a photograph or illustration. The human image includes a rendering of an anatomical orifice, such as an anus, vagina, and/or mouth. The human image is oriented such that the anatomical orifice is aligned with the holster.

A mobile computer such as tablet computer or mobile phone typically lacks built-in structure for standing up on its own. The user must hold it up by hand during use. The present invention is a pillow stand for mobile computers that may be comfortably placed on the lap of a user. It includes an outer shell enclosing a soft filler. A gripping member is positioned on the outer shell for supporting the computer in a backwardly tilting free-standing position. A stabilizing plate is positioned under the outer shell and connected to the gripping member. The stabilizing plate is engaged against the filler to spread the weight of the computer across a large enough area of the soft filler to stably support the computer. The gripping member includes a slot for receiving a lower edge of the computer. An adjusting device connected to the slot is operable to change the width of the slot and thus the tilt and viewing angle of the computer. The pillow stand also lifts the computer higher for reducing neck strain.

A eShade Pillow is described. The eShade Pillow includes a pillow having a volume at least partially filled with cushioning materials. The eShade Pillow also includes at least four sidewalls collapsible and stowable adjacent with a surface of the pillow. When deployed the at least four sidewalls are supported by a rigid flap engaging at least a portion of at least two of the sidewalls, the at least four sidewalls forming at least two apertures, a viewing aperture and a device aperture. The device aperture is configured to receive a display device within the device aperture for viewing of the display through the viewing aperture.

The present invention provides an information acquisition device, comprising: a cushion for supporting a subject to be tested; a neck pillow for the subject to be tested to place his neck thereon; a fiber-optic sensor group for obtaining physical signs of the subject to be tested; and a signal acquisition module connected to the fiber-optic sensor group; wherein the signal acquisition module is wrapped in the neck pillow, the fiber-optic sensor group is placed in the cushion, and the neck pillow is connected with the cushion. In the present invention, by setting a neck pillow connected with the cushion so that the subject can adjust the body position independently without assistance to a preferred measurement position, and can complete information acquisition by himself. In addition, the signal acquisition module is placed in the neck pillow, so that the structure of the information acquisition device is more concise.

A pillow remote controller using acoustic commands includes a pillow defining an open interior compartment configured for housing one or more pressure sensors electrically and operably coupled with an electronics enclosure. The electronics enclosure contains various electronic components including a power control and alarm circuit, an audio receive, de-code and function command circuit, a transmitter selector and interface circuit, and various transmitters for transmitting an operating function to an electronic product. The electronics are operable for receiving an acoustic command, de-coding the acoustic command, and providing a function command to the transmitter selector and interface circuit. The function command is interfaced with a particular type of transmitter and transmitted optically or wirelessly to the electronic product. One or more human presence sensors may be operably coupled with the power control and alarm circuit to provide an assurance of human presence before enabling operation.

A sleeping bag storage and transportation apparatus (10; 110) includes a sack (12; 112), a sleeping bag (28; 128) and a connection arrangement (30; 130) configured to connect the sleeping bag (28; 128) and the sack (12; 112). The sack (12; 112) has an internal pocket therein for stowing the sleeping bag (28; 128) and one or more carry strap (36) to facilitate carrying of the apparatus (10; 110) by a user. The apparatus (10; 110) is configurable between a stowed configuration in which the sleeping bag (28; 128) is stowed within the internal pocket of the sack (12; 112), and a deployed configuration in which the sleeping bag (28; 128) is removed from the internal pocket while still connected to the sack (12; 112) by the connection arrangement (30; 130).

A mobile device holder is provided. The mobile device holder comprises a device holding structure adapted for substantially securely holding at least a mobile device. A device holding structure support plate is mounted to the device holding structure. A pillow is connected to the device holding structure support plate.