US2022071342A1PendingUtilityA1
Therapeutic shoe
Est. expirySep 10, 2040(~14.1 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Enrique Carlos Jinete
A43B 3/34A43B 23/0295A61F 5/14A43B 3/0036A43B 7/20A43B 7/147A43B 7/1475A43B 23/22A43B 3/0005
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Abstract
An engineered therapeutic footwear for correcting a biomechanical misalignment and provide proper foot alignment. The therapeutic footwear comes with a built in GPS tracking system. The corrective footwear improves biomechanical foot issues by an inner molded brace that provides medial and lateral support, with internal metal frame support incorporated into the molded brace. The built in GPS is utilized to track the location of a child with/without disabilities and physical activity.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A therapeutic footwear, comprising:
a shoe body having a shoe upper, a sole attached to a bottom of the shoe body, and an interior cavity dimensioned to receive a foot of a wearer; a molded brace having a base dimensioned to conform to a bottom of the interior cavity, an aft end of the molded brace having a cup dimensioned to receive a heel of the foot, a protrusion elevated and distending from a medial and a lateral surface of an anterior portion of the cup, the protrusion dimensioned to receive a malleolus of the foot, a sidewall extending anterior from the protrusion and dimensioned to extend to a point adjacent to a ball of the foot; a cushioned lining carried within the molded brace has an outer margin that extends beyond an extent of the molded brace; and at least one fabric layer lining the interior cavity and connected to the shoe upper so that the molded brace retained within the interior cavity of the shoe body.
2 . The therapeutic footwear of claim 1 , further comprising:
a plurality of longitudinal metallic supports longitudinally extend along the base of the molded brace, the plurality of longitudinal metallic supports disposed in a spaced apart relation across a width of the base.
3 . The therapeutic footwear of claim 1 , further comprising:
a plurality of vertical metallic supports disposed in a spaced apart relation between the cup and the protrusion.
4 . The therapeutic footwear of claim 1 , further comprising:
a GPS compartment disposed in a heel area of the sole, the GPS compartment adapted to receive a GPS tracking device.
5 . The therapeutic footwear of claim 4 , further comprising:
an access disposed in the heel area of the sole, the access dimensioned to install and remove the GPS tracking device from the GPS compartment.
6 . The therapeutic footwear of claim 5 , further comprising:
the GPS tracking device carried within the GPS compartment.
7 . A therapeutic footwear, comprising:
a shoe body having a shoe upper, a sole attached to a bottom of the shoe body, and an interior dimensioned to receive a foot of a wearer; a molded brace received within the interior having a cup dimensioned to receive a heel of the foot, a protrusion elevated and distending from an anterior portion of the cup, the protrusion dimensioned to receive a malleolus of the foot, a sidewall extending anterior from the protrusion and dimensioned to extend to a point adjacent to a ball of the foot; a cushioned lining carried within the molded brace has an outer margin that extends beyond an extent of the molded brace; and at least one fabric layer lining the interior and connected to the shoe upper so that the molded brace and the cushioned lining are retained within the interior the shoe body.
8 . The therapeutic footwear of claim 7 , further comprising:
a plurality of longitudinal metallic supports longitudinally extend along a base of the molded brace, the plurality of longitudinal metallic supports disposed in a spaced apart relation across a width of the base.
9 . The therapeutic footwear of claim 8 , further comprising:
a plurality of vertical metallic supports disposed in a spaced apart relation along the cup and the protrusion.
10 . The therapeutic footwear of claim 9 , further comprising:
a GPS compartment disposed in a heel area of the sole, the GPS compartment adapted to receive a GPS tracking device.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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