Patents by Inventor Christopher M. Beebe

Christopher M. Beebe has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Sensory upright chair for applying deep touch pressure and method of use
    Patent number: 10182960
    Abstract: A sensory upright chair system to provide deep touch pressure to a person and method of use. The system includes a frame, a pump, a pair of inflatable air tubes, a pressure release valve, hoses and hardware, a pressure sensor, and a fabric cover. The pump and pressure sensor are connected to a power supply, and connected to the air tubes and pressure release valve via hoses and hardware. Switching on the power supply provides controlled inflation to the air tubes. A user sits in the chair between deflated air tubes. As the pressure in the air tubes increase, deep touch pressure is applied to the occupant's body where the air tubes contact the occupant. The fabric cover provides a comfortable barrier between the occupant and the air tubes. Deep touch pressure is thus applied to the occupant via contact with the tubes through the fabric cover.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 3, 2015
    Date of Patent: January 22, 2019
    Assignee: The Sensory Chair Company, Inc.
    Inventors: Stuart T. Jackson, Keith E. Manbeck, Austin M. Edmondson, Donald D. Pellen, III, Zachary M. Naatz, Christopher M. Beebe
  • SENSORY UPRIGHT CHAIR FOR APPLYING DEEP TOUCH PRESSURE AND METHOD OF USE
    Publication number: 20160158090
    Abstract: A sensory upright chair system to provide deep touch pressure to a person and method of use. The system includes a frame, a pump, a pair of inflatable air tubes, a pressure release valve, hoses and hardware, a pressure sensor, and a fabric cover. The pump and pressure sensor are connected to a power supply, and connected to the air tubes and pressure release valve via hoses and hardware. Switching on the power supply provides controlled inflation to the air tubes. A user sits in the chair between deflated air tubes. As the pressure in the air tubes increase, deep touch pressure is applied to the occupant's body where the air tubes contact the occupant. The fabric cover provides a comfortable barrier between the occupant and the air tubes. Deep touch pressure is thus applied to the occupant via contact with the tubes through the fabric cover.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 3, 2015
    Publication date: June 9, 2016
    Inventors: Stuart T. Jackson, Keith E. Manbeck, Austin M. Edmondson, Donald D. Pellen, III, Zachary M. Naatz, Christopher M. Beebe