Abstract: A wrist-worn device that is worn around a wrist of a user and operates multiple remote-controlled devices and other functions wirelessly and without a need to be in communication with a smart phone and the like. The wrist-worn device includes a band, multiple remote-controlled device activators, other functionalities, and a display. The band is worn around the wrist of the user. The multiple remote-controlled device activators are disposed at the band and operate the multiple remote-controlled devices wirelessly and without the need to be in communication with the smart phone and the like. The other functionalities are disposed at the band and operate the other functions wirelessly and without the need to be in communication with the smart phone and the like. The display is disposed at the band.

Abstract: A supportive device for use as a wheelchair and a walker. A pair of handgrips are pivotally attached to a frame so as to have a rearwardly-facing position and a forwardly-facing position. A seat is pivotally attached to the frame so as to have a horizontal position and a vertical position. When using the supportive device as the wheelchair, a pair of front legs of the frame terminate in wheels, the seat is in the horizontal position thereof, and the pair of handgrips are in the rearwardly-facing position thereof. When the supportive device is used as the walker, the pair of front legs terminate in either wheels or caps, the seat is in the vertical position thereof, and the pair of handgrips are in the forwardly-facing position thereof.

Abstract: On-site-inflatable water skis with at least one cooperating on-site-inflatable paddle for use by a user in water. The combination includes water skis and at least one paddle. The water skis are on-site inflatable to facilitate transport and reduce required storage space and are worn by the user. The at least one paddle is on-site inflatable to facilitate transport and reduce required storage space and is used by the user to paddle the water and propel the user wearing the water skis through the water.

Abstract: A device for wearing on the wrist of a user and being capable of operating multiple remote controlled devices. The device includes a band, a remote control transmitter, and a plurality of buttons. The band is worn around the wrist of a user. The remote control transmitter is disposed at the band and selectively transmits different signals. Each signal selectively transmitted by the remote control transmitter is received by a specific receiver operatively connected to a remote controlled device, and when the specific receiver receives an associated signal, the remote controlled device operatively connect thereto operates. The plurality of buttons are disposed at the band and are operatively connected to the remote control transmitter. Each button is associated with a specific signal so as to allow the specific signal to be transmitted when an associated button is activated.

Abstract: A combined device includes a frame unit that has support braces located to provide support for a person entering or exiting the device and which are located to provide maximum stability to the device, even if the user has impaired balance, yet will not interfere with use of the device with a table or a desk. The device can be easily modified for use as either a wheelchair, or as a walker, or as a sitting chair.

Abstract: A supportive device for use as a wheelchair and a walker. A pair of handgrips are pivotally attached to a frame so as to have a rearwardly-facing position and a forwardly-facing position. A seat is pivotally attached to the frame so as to have a horizontal position and a vertical position. When using the supportive device as the wheelchair, a pair of front legs of the frame terminate in wheels, the seat is in the horizontal position thereof, and the pair of handgrips are in the rearwardly-facing position thereof. When the supportive device is used as the walker, the pair of front legs terminate in either wheels or caps, the seat is in the vertical position thereof, and the pair of handgrips are in the forwardly-facing position thereof.