Abstract: Disclosed is a sliding type massage apparatus. In more detail, the sliding type massage apparatus is configured so that an auxiliary portion supporting a lower body of a user slidably moves from a body portion supporting an upper body of the user and thus the auxiliary portion maintains horizontality while moving. To this end, there is provided a sliding type massage apparatus including a body portion configured to support an upper body of a user and an auxiliary portion connected to the body portion to be slidable in a longitudinal direction to support a lower body of the user. Here, the body portion includes first support members which are rotatable to support a bottom surface of the auxiliary portion when the auxiliary portion slides.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a thermo-therapeutic apparatus. More particularly, the present invention relates to a thermo-therapeutic apparatus in which a heating unit for heating a ceramic unit can be supplied with a current from a power supply unit even in a state where the heating unit rotates together with the ceramic unit. To this end, the thermo-therapeutic apparatus comprises: a ceramic unit having an inner space formed therein; a heating unit having a heating element which is inserted in the inner space to directly heat the ceramic unit; a power supply unit supplying a current to the heating unit; and a support supporting the ceramic unit, wherein the heating unit can rotate relative to the power supply unit so as to allow the heating unit to rotate together with the ceramic unit.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a thermotherapy device. More specifically, the present invention relates to a thermotherapy device which can receive a current from a power supply part even when a heating part for heating a ceramic part rotates together with the ceramic part. To this end, the thermotherapy device comprises: the ceramic part having an inner space formed therein; the heating part inserted in the inner space and having a heating element, generating heat so as to heat the ceramic part, and a transfer member transferring the heat generated by the heating element to the ceramic part; the power supply part supplying a current to the heating part; and a support part supporting the ceramic part, wherein the heating part can rotate relative to the power supply part such that the heating part rotates together with the ceramic part.

Abstract: A thermotherapy device is capable of being supplied with an electric current from a power supply part in a non-rotating state even when a heating part for heating a ceramic part rotates together with the ceramic part. To this end, the thermotherapy device comprises a ceramic part having an inner space formed therein; a heating part which includes a heating element inserted into the inner space and emitting heat such that the ceramic part is heated, and a transfer member for transferring, to the ceramic part, heat generated from the heating element; a power supply part having an electrode member so as to supply an electric current to the heating part; and a support part for supporting the ceramic part, wherein the heating part may rotate relative to the electrode member such that the heating part rotates together with the ceramic part.

Abstract: In order to maximize spatial utilization and to minimize the volume of a thermotherapy bed so that the thermotherapy bed can be easily stored or moved, the thermotherapy bed includes: a bed body having a thermotherapy device placed therein; side frames connected to both side surfaces of the bed body, respectively; and bed legs configured to support the bed body and connected to the side frames, respectively, wherein the thermotherapy device is placed in a center of the bed body and forms a protrusion on a bottom surface of the bed body, and the bed legs are folded to face an inside of the bed body and are accommodated in spaces formed at both sides of the thermotherapy device.

Abstract: A massage apparatus, in which a height of an auxiliary portion is adjustable, includes: a body portion configured to support an upper body of a user; and an auxiliary portion connected to the body portion to support a lower body of the user. The auxiliary portion includes a lifting member configured to adjust a height of the auxiliary portion.

Abstract: Disclosed is a sliding type massage apparatus. In more detail, the sliding type massage apparatus is configured so that an auxiliary portion supporting a lower body of a user slidably moves from a body portion supporting an upper body of the user and thus the auxiliary portion maintains horizontality while moving. To this end, there is provided a sliding type massage apparatus including a body portion configured to support an upper body of a user and an auxiliary portion connected to the body portion to be slidable in a longitudinal direction to support a lower body of the user. Here, the body portion includes first support members which are rotatable to support a bottom surface of the auxiliary portion when the auxiliary portion slides.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for controlling an acupressure force and a body scan in real-time and, more specifically, the method comprises the steps of: (a) setting a reference vertical height for each horizontal position of an acupressure part, and setting a target acupressure force within the range of the reference vertical height; (b) calculating a current measurement acupressure force by means of a user's load measurement data applied to a load cell; and (c) comparing the target acupressure force with the current measurement acupressure force so as to control the vertical height of the acupressure part.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a thermotherapy bed, and more specifically, to a slide-type thermotherapy bed, of which an air massage module is easy to store and use and which is used in thermotherapy. The thermotherapy bed of the present invention includes a body in which a thermotherapy device is installed, an auxiliary unit sliding on the body to be unfolded or overlap the body, such that the thermotherapy device is opened or closed, a mat configured to cover an upper portion of the auxiliary unit, and an air massage module installed in the mat and stored in the auxiliary unit.

Abstract: In order to maximize spatial utilization and to minimize the volume of a thermotherapy bed so that the thermotherapy bed can be easily stored or moved, the thermotherapy bed includes: a bed body having a thermotherapy device placed therein; side frames connected to both side surfaces of the bed body, respectively; and bed legs configured to support the bed body and connected to the side frames, respectively, wherein the thermotherapy device is placed in a center of the bed body and forms a protrusion on a bottom surface of the bed body, and the bed legs are folded to face an inside of the bed body and are accommodated in spaces formed at both sides of the thermotherapy device.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for controlling an acupressure force and a body scan in real-time and, more specifically, the method comprises the steps of: (a) setting a reference vertical height for each horizontal position of an acupressure part, and setting a target acupressure force within the range of the reference vertical height; (b) calculating a current measurement acupressure force by means of a user's load measurement data applied to a load cell; and (c) comparing the target acupressure force with the current measurement acupressure force so as to control the vertical height of the acupressure part.

Abstract: An auxiliary mat for a hyperthermo-therapeutic apparatus, a hyperthermo-therapeutic apparatus including the same, and a method of using the hyperthermo-therapeutic apparatus are provided. In a hyperthermo-therapeutic apparatus including a main mat and an auxiliary mat, a receiving groove is formed at a side of the main mat or the auxiliary mat, and an external hyperthermo-therapeutic unit is detachably mounted in the receiving groove. In a state where a user sits astraddle on the main mat or the auxiliary mat, the external hyperthermo-therapeutic unit is operated so that a hot compress effect or an effect generated by radiating far infrared rays can be simply obtained on a lower part of a user's body. Upon use of the hyperthermo-therapeutic apparatus, there are advantages in that the user does not need to take an uncomfortable posture for receiving a hot compress on the lower part of her/his body.

Abstract: The present invention is to provide a chain stabilizing device which can fundamentally solve the phenomenon of extension of a chain during use of a hyperthermo-therapeutic apparatus and allow use of existing curved rails conforming to the shape of a user's body. The present invention is to provide an apparatus for stabilizing a chain in a hyperthermo-therapeutic apparatus, comprising a chain stabilization control unit for stably moving the chain at a constant level regardless of an upward/downward movement of a hyperthermo-therapeutic unit of the hyperthermo-therapeutic apparatus during forward/backward reciprocation of the hyperthermo-therapeutic unit; and a chain-tension control unit for adjusting a tension on the chain, which can be generated during the forward and backward reciprocation of the hyperthermo-therapeutic unit.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a chain stabilizing device in a hyperthermo-therapeutic apparatus and a method of using the same. Instead of a conventional feeding means with a complicated structure, the present invention comprises a first hinge shaft with a simple structure, level control rods each of which has one end hingedly coupled to the first hinge shaft and the other hingedly coupled end, a second hinge shaft to which the other ends of the level control rods are hingedly coupled, and a hyperthermo-therapeutic unit support hingedly coupled to the second hinge shaft. At this time, the first hinge shaft has rollers installed at both side ends thereof and engaged with linear rails, while the hyperthermo-therapeutic unit support has rollers provided at both side ends thereof and rotatably engaged with curved rails.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an auxiliary mat for a hyperthermo-therapeutic apparatus, a hyperthermo-therapeutic apparatus comprising the same, and a method of using the hyperthermo-therapeutic apparatus. In a hyperthermo-therapeutic apparatus including a main mat and an auxiliary mat according to the present invention, a receiving groove is formed at a side of the main mat or the auxiliary mat, and an external hyperthermo-therapeutic unit is detachably mounted in the receiving groove. In a state where a user sits astraddle on the main mat or the auxiliary mat, the external hyperthermo-therapeutic unit is operated so that a hot compress effect or an effect generated by radiating far infrared rays can be simply obtained on a lower part of a user's body Upon use of the hyperthermo-therapeutic apparatus of the present invention, there are advantages in that the user does not need to take an uncomfortable posture for receiving a hot compress on the lower part of her/his body.