Combination Vibrational And Thermal Jumper
Abstract
The disclosed inventive concept comprises a form-fitting body suit, or thermal juniper for wearing by a person, the jumper further comprising an internalized plurality of separate but integral pads. Each of the pads is secured within a pocket attached to the interior surface of the jumper, the pockets corresponding to the location of specific parts of the human anatomy when the jumper is donned by a wearer. Each pad functions as 1) a conductor of varying ranges of heat and 2) a source of vibration when integral wiring in the pad is activated by electrical current generated by at least one battery or rechargeable battery pack.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A one-piece, form-fitting body suit for wearing by a person, the body suit comprising an internalized plurality of separate, flexible pads, each pad being secured within pockets integral to the body suit, the pockets corresponding to the location of various parts of the human anatomy, and further each pad is fabricated with electrical wiring for connectivity to a source and means of generating heat to each pad.
2 . A body suit as in claim 1 , wherein the beat source is mechanically or automatically controlled to a specific temperature range as controlled by a wearer of the body suit.
3 . A body suit as in claim 1 , wherein a wrist-mounted controller device is utilized to mechanically or automatically control the heat source to provide heat within a specific temperature range.
4 . A body suit as in claim 1 , wherein the source and means of supplying heat is directed and distributed to any combination of pads of the body suit.
5 . A body suit as in claim 1 , wherein, the means and source of supplying heat to the pads consists of electrically-powered carbon fiber elements embedded the pads.
6 . A body suit as in claim 1 , wherein a standalone remote control device is utilized to manually or automatically control the heat source to provide heat within a specific temperature range.
7 . A body suit as in claim 1 , wherein an exterior side pocket is utilized for storing any of a variety of direct current power units, including single-use batteries and rechargeable battery packs.
8 . A one-piece, form-fitting body suit for wearing by a person, the body suit comprising an internalized plurality of separate, flexible pads, each pad being secured within pockets integral to the body suit, the pockets corresponding to the location of various parts of the human anatomy, and further, each pad is fabricated with electrical wiring for connectivity to a source and means of generating vibrational sensations to the entirety of each pad.
9 . A body suit as in claim 8 , wherein the vibrating means is mechanically or automatically controlled to a range of amplitude and frequency of vibration in accordance with controls utilized by a wearer of the body suit
10 . A body suit as in claim 8 , wherein a wrist-mounted controller device is utilized to mechanically or automatically control a range of amplitude and frequency of vibration produced by the vibrating means.
11 . A body suit as in claim 8 , wherein the source and means of supplying vibration is directed and distributed to any combination of pads of the body suit.
12 . A body suit as in claim 8 , wherein, the means and source of supplying vibration to the pads consists of electrically-powered carbon fiber elements embedded in the pads.
13 . A body suit as in claim 8 , wherein a standalone remote control device is utilized to manually or automatically control the source and means of vibration within a specific amplitude and frequency range.
14 . A body suit as in claim 8 , wherein an exterior side pocket is utilized for storing any of a variety of direct current power units, including single-use batteries and rechargeable battery packs.
15 . A one-piece, form-fitting body suit for wearing by a person, the body suit comprising an internalized plurality of separate, flexible pads, each pad being secured within pockets integral to the body suit, the pockets corresponding to the location of various parts of the human anatomy, wherein each pad is fabricated with electrical wiring for connectivity to a source and means of generating (a) heat to the pad and (b) vibrational sensation to the entirety of the pad.
16 . A body suit as in claim 15 , wherein the heat source is mechanically or automatically controlled to a specific temperature range as controlled by a wearer of the body suit.
17 . A body suit as in claim 15 , wherein a wrist-mounted controller device is utilized to mechanically or automatically control the heat source to provide heat within a specific temperature range.
18 . A body suit as in claim 15 , wherein the vibrating means is mechanically or automatically controlled to a range of amplitude and frequency of vibration in accordance with controls utilized by a wearer of the body suit
19 . A body suit as in claim 15 , wherein a wrist-mounted controller device is utilized to mechanically or automatically control a range of amplitude and frequency of vibration produced by the vibrating means.
20 . A body suit as in claim 15 , wherein both (a) the source and means of supplying heat and (b) the means of vibrating the entirety of the pad are each directed and distributed to any combination of pads of the body suit.
21 . A body suit as in claim 15 , wherein, the means and source of supplying heat to the pads consists of electrically-powered carbon fiber elements embedded the pads.
22 . A body suit as in claim 15 , wherein a standalone remote control device is utilized to manually or automatically control the heat source to provide heat within a specific temperature range and further, the source of vibration to control vibration within a range of amplitude and frequency.
23 . A body suit as in claim 15 , wherein an exterior side pocket is utilized for storing a selected variety of direct current power units, including one or more single-use batteries.
24 . A body suit as in claim 15 , wherein an exterior side pocket is utilized for storing a selected variety of direct current power units, including one or more rechargeable battery packs.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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