An accessibility-enhancing joint module may include a housing, a powered motor disposed within the housing, a rotatable receiving member operatively connected to the powered motor, a coupling element configured to attach to the receiving member, and a control board disposed within the housing and operatively connected to the powered motor, wherein the coupling element is disposed external to the housing. An accessibility-enhancing arm assembly may include a first joint module and a second joint module and a tubular arm member attached to the proximal mounting portion of the first joint module and the proximal mounting portion of the second joint module, each joint module including a housing having a body portion and a proximal mounting portion, a powered motor disposed within the housing, and a rotatable receiving member operatively connected to the powered motor. The joint module(s) and/or the arm assembly may be operable by a variety of accessible controls.

A rigid tube extending along an axis is provided with a rectangular cross-section having enlarged centrally disposed arcuate sections for receiving tubular structural portions of walk assist devices such as canes or crutches. The rigid tube is provided with patterns of threaded mounting holes that accept locking machine bolts extending through mounting holes in a mounting plate; the mounting plate is provided with an arcuate groove for contacting and clamping a structural portion of a wheelchair or walker.

This subjecting mechanism is a versatile mechanism which allows to locate different postural supports or accessories such as lap-tray desks, umbrellas, fishing rods and virtually any other desired accessory, in various points of a mobility system on wheels or on rest, with easy fastening and release. It allows to locate the postural supports in accordance to the user's need with more than two degrees of freedom. The subjecting mechanism may work as a unit or in combination with two or more clamps for more stability, and may even be fastened with belts or lariats that bring other points of support. The connecting postural supports present in this invention are modular structures, where the base of the structure may be smooth, with setoff or a protrusion net lower part, lending support to all the upper limbs to perform different manual activities.

A child entertainment assembly for mounting toys to a wheelchair includes a frame that is mountable to a wheelchair to extend over a child that is seated in the wheelchair. A pair of clamps is each of the clamps is coupled to the frame for mounting the frame on the wheelchair. A winch is rotatably integrated into the frame and a plurality of cables is each coupled to the winch. A plurality of toys is each coupled to a respective one of the cables such that each of the toys is accessible to the child that is seated in the wheelchair. Each of the toys is drawn upwardly toward the central member when the winch is rotated in a first direction. Conversely, each of the toys is lowered from the central member when the winch is rotated in a second direction.

A collapsible device designed to assist individuals to securely store and transport items while using, for example, a wheelchair. The design allows the user, in some instances, to transport and store items, such as groceries, quickly and effortlessly while seated in the wheelchair.

A computer implemented method for managing sales information associated with a prospect. The method includes receiving data, at a processor, associated with the prospect; storing the received prospect data in a memory; analyzing, at the processor, the prospect data; generating, at the processor, a sales plan based at least on the analyzed data by generating at least one guideline; transmitting the at least one guideline to a sales member; receiving, at the processor, feedback data associated with the at least one guideline; and analyzing, at the processor, the received feedback data to update the sales plan based at least on the analyzed feedback data.

A wheelchair is provided includes driving wheels, a pair of side frames, and an accommodation pocket. The frames rotatably support the driving wheels coupled to the exterior sides of the side frames. Each of side frames includes an elbow rest frame portion, a vertical frame portion, and a lower frame portion. The elbow rest frame portion has an elbow rest. The vertical frame portion is coupled to the rear end part of the elbow rest frame portion. The lower frame portion is arranged under the elbow rest frame portion. The vertical frame portion is coupled to the rear end part of the lower frame portion. The accommodation pocket is arranged above the front part of the driving wheel as viewed in side view, and is at least partially positioned on the exterior side relative to the elbow rest frame portion as viewed in front view.

An adjustable chair assembly comprising a frame, a seat assembly, a back assembly and at least one of a seat space-filling element and a back space-filling element. The seat assembly extends along a seat plane and comprises a first seat element and a second seat element adjustably positionable with respect to one another along the seat plane and together defining a support surface of the seat assembly. The back assembly extends along a back plane and comprises a first back element and a second back element adjustably positionable with respect to one another along the back plane and together defining a support surface of the back assembly. A central gap is defined in at least one of the support surfaces and the at least one of the seat space-filling element and the back space-filling element is removably insertable in the central gap of the corresponding support surface.

Techniques are disclosed to enable a mobility device for a toddler with gross motor disabilities. The mobility device has a skid plate of substantially rigid material having a front end and a back end and two rigid side plates. The mobility device also has two wheels rotatably attached to the rigid side plates by way of first and second axles. Additionally, it has a seat for supporting an underside of the child in an upright, seated position and an adjustable leg holder that moves up and down to support the child's legs and to keep the child in the upright, seated position. An adjustable backrest is provided to position the child an appropriate distance from the leg holder so that the leg holder holds the appropriate part of the child's legs.

A robotic medical assistant vehicle and interface (R-MAVI) is disclosed. The robotic medical assistant vehicle and interface helps contain viruses by reducing human interaction. The robotic medical assistant vehicle and interface combines robotics with medicine to achieve the safest and most efficient reception, transportation and initial assessment of a patient.