537 results about "Infant bed" patented technology

A space efficient lavatory module for commercial aircraft includes an aft facing concave wall recess that provides a greater distance from an upper, forward facing portion of a cabin structure, such as an aircraft passenger seat to avoid having a passenger's head impact the aft facing lavatory or enclosure wall in a sudden aircraft deceleration. The aft facing concave wall recess also provides space for mounting of a protective cushion, in order to reduce a passenger's risk of head trauma in a sudden deceleration, as well as other items, such as a video monitor, a bassinet or infant bed, without inhibiting passenger movement.

The present invention relates to collapsible cribs. The cribs have one or more of the following characteristics: adjustable length and / or, width and / or height, lightweight, easily collapsed, very compact when collapsed and easily carried, stored and transported. Embodiments disclosed relate to pens, cribs, and play yards with and without wheels.

One aspect of the present invention relates to an infant bed. The infant bed includes a chassis. A carriage moves relative to the chassis and includes a mattress support upon which a mattress can rest. A motorized control assembly enables a user to controllably move the carriage relative to the chassis. In one embodiment, the carriage includes a pair of end panels and a rear panel extending vertically upward from the mattress support. A front panel may be slidably mounted to the chassis to thereby contain the infant in the infant bed.

A crib set including a stationary and moveable crib is provided so as to form a respective upper and lower crib housed by a cabinet-like frame. The upper crib includes a foldable gate structure for allowing access to a child therein, while the lower crib is moveable relative to the frame so as to allow overhead access to a child using the crib.

A protective crib liner for a child includes a full protective liner configured to surround an inner length and height of the crib and to wrap-around a top perimeter portion of the crib. Up to eight fasteners may be affixed to the liner to secure it to the crib. Tethers attach child development items to the liner and extend through the liner to tie around a portion of the crib. The items are attached at various heights to stimulate the child's mind, motor functions and senses. A pocket hanger attaches to the top of the liner and hangs on a top perimeter of the crib to secure the pocket hanger and the liner to the crib. A method facilitating the child's development includes attaching the development items inside the liner at various heights the child may reach thereby encouraging the child to move up, down and across in the crib.

The invention relates to the technical field of infant beds, in particular to a novel intelligent infant bed. The infant bed comprises a base and a bed frame, a bottom cavity which is sunken downward is formed in the middle of the bed frame, a bed plate is arranged at the upper end opening of the bottom cavity, a swing mechanism is arranged between the bed plate and the bed frame, and an unfolding mechanism is arranged on the bottom face of the bed plate; a lifting mechanism is arranged on the base, and the upper end of the lifting mechanism is connected with the bottom of the bed frame; a handle part is arranged at the rear end of the bed frame, a control panel and a music player are arranged on the handle part, and the control panel is arranged on the upper end face of the handle part. The infant bed is reasonable in design, the arc-shaped bed plate can be unfolded so that the height difference between the head and body of an infant can be adjusted, and the sleeping posture of the infant is controlled so that the problems of vomiting milk, having difficulty in breathing and the like can be avoided; an induction monitoring system, an air conditioning system, a music playing system and a swing hypnotic device are arranged on the bed plate and the bed frame, the sleeping quality of the infant is controlled through an intelligent recognition processor, and the nursing frequency and pressure of a caregiver are reduced effectively.