Sexual Compression Device

Abstract

A device used by an individual or multiple individuals for sexual pleasure in various forms that replicates the proper functions of a female vagina. The art embodies a multi-directional moving, compression stimulation device for male, female or multiple partner sexual assistance, wherein control of the stimulation device may compress only one area of a lateral side, all radial portions or intermittent portions independently of other aspects by longitudinal contraction, as the device which may be a stand alone unit or placed into a second physical sexual aid, which could be any inanimate object with single or multiple openings or appendage protrusions, thereby providing for multiple individuals to additionally interact with multiple said compression stimulation devices at the same time each device operating independently or co-dependently and may incorporate aspects of prior art such as e.g. on/off buttons, electrical supply, temperature control, method of connection to the internet or reception of data information, location of internal or external fluid reservoir, specific hardware or software to operate said novel haptic teledildonic sexual compression device which is not claimed as inventive subject matter.

Claims

1. A semi-rigid compression sleeve device consisting of: (i) A semi-rigid material formed as a cylindrically shaped object with a hollow center with at least one open end replicating a human female vaginal canal, oral cavity, anal cavity or partially open fist; and (ii) any portion of the semi-rigid compression sleeve device irrespective of other portions of the sleeve device may be compressed independently via method of sensors contracting in any longitudinal manner so as to provide for more than bi-directional movement as directed by an activated technology encased in the waterproof hardware housing; and (iii) the compression sensation may be via nanotechnology, stimulated micro paddles or any methods replicating independent muscle contractions embedded throughout the semi-rigid compression sleeve.

2. A semi-rigid compression sleeve device comprising of perforations throughout the compression sleeve device which allow fluid to be disseminated through the compression sleeve while in contraction of specific device orifices during independent compression providing non-uniform release simulating realistic sensations to the user.

3. The semi-rigid compression sleeve may be independent or located with other semi-rigid compression sleeve devices in or on an inanimate object and each move independently or co-dependently in any direction via method of longitudinal contraction resulting in the feeling of compression, including angular twisting of an independent cross section allowing for more sensation than just bi-directional capacity.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0010] FIG. 1 is a drawing of the male anatomy (1) inserted into the compression sleeve (2) which has multiple perforations to allow fluid exudates (11) in a flexible space provided for sleeve movement (3) activating compression devices (12) inside the compression sleeves (2) with a waterproof hardware housing receptacle (4) inside an inanimate object shown in this view as a phallus (5) which could be inserted into another individual according to one embodiment.

[0011] FIG. 2 is a drawing of the male anatomy (1) inserted into the compression sleeve (2) with a waterproof hardware housing receptacle (4) inside an inanimate object (5) containing a flexible filling according to one embodiment.

[0012] FIGS. 3, 7, 8 are not shown.

[0013] FIG. 4 is a drawing of multiple compressive sleeves (2) in an anatomically correctly designed female doll (7) containing a flexible filling with a waterproof hardware housing receptacle (4) per sleeve inside the inanimate object according to one embodiment.

[0014] FIG. 5 is a drawing of the compression sleeve (2) portrayed in an oral cavity of an inanimate object illustrated in this view as a face with open mouth (6) with a waterproof hardware housing receptacle (4) inside an inanimate object head containing a flexible filling according to one embodiment.

[0015] FIG. 6 is a drawing of a closed hand (8) with an opening (9) in the circular first with a compression sleeve (2) inside the hand (8) around the circumference of the opening (9) and a waterproof hardware housing receptacle (4) inside the inanimate object containing a flexible filling according to one embodiment.

[0016] FIG. 9 is a drawing for multiple individual use at the same time showing two compression sleeves (2), one lower internal compression sleeve (2) which has multiple perforations to allow fluid exudates (11) installed in a flexible space provided for sleeve movement (3) with two waterproof hardware housing receptacles (4) activating compression devices (12) inside the compression sleeves (2) located inside an inanimate object shown in this view as a phallus (5) where the top compression sleeve (2) compresses outwardly and may behave independently of the interior compression sleeve (2) with multiple perforations to allow fluid exudates (11) could be inserted into another individual according to one embodiment.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0017] As illustrated in FIGS. 1-9, to incorporate the replicated compression device (2) with a waterproof hardware housing receptacle (4) in or on to an inanimate object (5), (6), (7), (8), activating compression devices (12) inside the compression sleeves (2) for single person use.

[0018] As illustrated in FIGS. 4 and 9, to incorporate multiple independently or co-dependently functioning compression devices (2) each with a waterproof hardware housing receptacle (4) in or on an inanimate object (5) for multiple person use.

[0019] Each device compression sleeve (2) is operated by sensors (12) via communication from the waterproof hardware housing receptacle (4). Activation via any chosen external stimuli including but not limited to pre-existing data, algorithm, electronic means, wifi, audio stimulus, visual stimulus, virtual stimulus, oratory stimulus, heart rate, touch or breath stimulus, the specific means of external communication with the hardware housing receptacle, while noted are not unique to the inventive subject matter, however, external stimuli allows for a second party other than the immediate user to interact with the user's hardware application.

[0020] Illustrated in FIG. 4, an inanimate object (5) with an internal flexible space (3) could be combined with additional internal openings or external appendages to form almost any configuration each with its own compression sleeve device (2) and waterproof hardware housing (4) capable of allowing each compression sleeve device (2) to move in multiple directions not just bi-directionally.

[0021] Combining the concepts in FIGS. 1-9, when said device is incorporated into an inanimate object (5) with multiple appendages for multiple person use at the same time, for example hands (8) with gripping capability, a gag reflex in an oral embodiment (6), or in another embodiment a gag reflex (6) coupled with fluid exudates, or a compression causing swelling on the exterior of a phallus shaped object (5), the compression reaction in the sleeve (2) may be articulated, opposed or identical in each appendage (5), (6), (7), (8), as someone skilled in the art would understand.

[0022] The exact dimensions, external visual characteristics as well as specific option arrangements and their locations on or in the units will vary according to user requirements. Obvious examples include size variations in phallus length or girth, size and number of orifices or appendages, fluid release options, as one skilled in the art could conceive.

[0023] All embodiments for the use of the compression device technology are not shown for brevity however lack of a specified drawing should not preclude one skilled in the art to believe that the inclusion of this technology in an inanimate toy octopus containing one internal and nine external compression sleeve devices, hermaphroditic doll with five internal sleeve devices and one external sleeve device, modified chair, pillow, modified bathroom shower tile or glory box would construe the inventor's failure to consider the potentially limitless combination of available options for multiple applications with inanimate objects using this technology.

CLASSIFICATIONS FOR THE ART

[0024] G06F3/011

[0025] A61F5/41

[0026] A61F6/04

[0027] A61H10/00

[0028] A61H19/30

[0029] A61H19/32

[0030] A61H19/40

[0031] A61H19/44

[0032] A61H23/0263

[0033] A61H2201/165

[0034] A61H2201/1207

[0035] A61H2201/1685

[0036] A61H2201/5007

[0037] A61H2201/5012

[0038] A61H2201/5058

[0039] A61H2201/5071

[0040] A61H2201/5097

[0041] A61M35/003

[0042] A61M2210/167

[0043] Y105128/918