Abstract: A patient interface comprises one or more electronic components for monitoring, diagnosing and/or treating a patient, the one or more electronic components being provided in, or on, one or more of a plenum chamber, a seal-forming structure and a positioning and stabilising structure of the patient interface; wherein the patient interface comprises and/or is communicable with a power system for powering the one or more electronic components.

Abstract: A patient interface includes a plenum chamber, a seal-forming structure, and a positioning and stabilising structure. The positioning and stabilising structure includes a gas delivery tube to deliver the flow of air to the entrance of the patients airways via the seal-forming structure, and an elongate textile sleeve provided around the gas delivery tube and arranged to be in contact, in use, with the patients face. The sleeve includes a wall with an opening, which allows the patient to view a portion of the gas delivery tube. A strap engaging portion is configured to protrude through the opening of the textile sleeve in use. A clearance exists in a longitudinal direction between an edge of the opening and the strap engaging portion. The clearance allows the gas delivery tube to stretch, in use, without the strap engaging portion contacting the edge of the opening.

Abstract: Systems and methods provide for detecting, quantifying, and/or treating bodily fluid shift in a user. According to some implementations, a method includes receiving sensor data from one or more sensors associated with a user, with the sensor data indicating an amount of bodily fluid within one or more extremities of the user. The method further includes determining a shift in the bodily fluid within the user based, at least in part, on the sensor data. The method further includes, responsive to the shift in the bodily fluid satisfying a fluid threshold, causing, at least in part, a correction for the shift in the bodily fluid to be applied to the user.

Abstract: A positioning and stabilising structure for a patient interface comprises: a headband formed at least partly from a textile material and having an upper textile portion movably connected to a first lower textile portion, the headband comprising one or more sensors provided in or on the upper textile portion and/or the first lower textile portion; wherein the headband is wearable on a patient's head in a first configuration in which the first lower textile portion is adjacent to the upper textile portion, and a second configuration in which the first lower textile portion is separated from the upper textile portion and provides a force to hold a seal-forming structure of the patient interface in a therapeutically effective position on the patients head.

Abstract: A headgear includes a pair of noise reduction components. Each noise reduction component is configured to fit over and/or at least partially inside respective ears of a user of the headgear. The pair of noise reduction components are coupled to a first strap. The first strap is configured to retain the pair of noise-reduction components in contact with the ears of the user. Each noise reduction component of the pair of noise reduction components includes a laminated structure that includes at least one sound-reflecting layer, and at least one sound-absorbing layer that is arranged to be closer to the ear of the user than the at least one sound-reflecting layer.

Abstract: The present technology relates to one or more of the screening, diagnosis, monitoring, treatment, prevention and amelioration of respiratory-related disorders. The present technology also relates to medical devices or apparatus, and their use. In particular, the present technology a headgear for supplying pressurised air to a patient, comprising a headgear tubing which is inflatable from a collapsed state to an inflated state to form a conduit for supplying pressurised air to the patient, and when the headgear tubing is in the collapsed state, the headgear tubing is elastically deformable and foldable on itself. The headgear may further comprise a rigidiser.

Abstract: The invention relates to a patient interface comprising a plenum chamber, a seal-forming structure, and a positioning and stabilizing structure, as well as the method of operating the patient interface. The patient's interface is configured to leave a patient's mouth uncovered or if the seal-forming structure is configured to seal around a patient's nose and mouth, the patient interface is configured to allow the patient to breath from the ambient in an absence of the flow of pressurized. The positioning and stabilizing structure includes headgear, and the seal-forming structure and at least a portion of the headgear is formed from a one piece construction of textile material. In another embodiment, the seal-forming structure and/or the positioning and stabilizing structure includes an adaptive portion that adjusts based on usage conditions.

Abstract: A head-mounted display system includes a head mounted display unit with a display and a positioning and stabilising structure configured to hold the head-mounted display unit in an operable position on the user's head in use. The positioning and stabilizing structure includes headgear with at least one strap configured to contact the user's head, in use. The head mounted display unit and at least a portion of the positioning and stabilizing structure are formed from a one piece construction of textile material.

Abstract: Methods of manufacturing components and devices for providing respiratory pressure therapy, and components manufactured according to the methods. Support structures are provided for the components. In embodiments, the support structures may be rigid rings. Alternatively, resilient materials are applied to components to create resilient reinforcing elements. The devices and components include conduits to deliver flows of pressurised gas to a patient interface, positioning and stabilising structures having headgear tubes with support elements, and patient interfaces including the conduits.

Abstract: The present application relates to a steaming device. The steaming device comprises a steam generator (8) having a heated surface (6), a pump configured to direct fluid against the heated surface (6) to generate steam, an orientation detector to detect orientation of the heated surface (6), and a control unit. The control unit is configured to operate the pump to adjust the flow rate of the pump in dependence on the orientation of the heated surface determined by the orientation detector.

Abstract: The present application relates to a steaming device. The steaming device comprises a steam generator (8) having a heated surface (6), a pump configured to direct fluid against the heated surface (6) to generate steam, an orientation detector to detect orientation of the heated surface (6), and a control unit. The control unit is configured to operate the pump to adjust the flow rate of the pump in dependence on the orientation of the heated surface determined by the orientation detector.

Abstract: A steamer arrangement comprising a cordless steaming device (101) and a stand (1) for holding the steaming device, said steaming device having a water tank (103), said stand having an electrically heated boiler (3), said steaming device and said stand being provided with mechanical coupling means (13, 105) including valves (15, 107) for coupling the water tank (103) of the steaming device to the boiler (3) of the stand for obtaining a fluid communication between the boiler and the water tank when the steaming device is attached to the stand. When the steaming device is attached to the stand, steam flows from the boiler to the water tank, resulting in high-pressure/temperature steam in the water tank. Detached from the stand the cordless steaming device can be used directly for steaming. The cordless steaming device may be a cordless iron with the soleplate heated electrically, while simultaneously steam is charged when the iron is placed on the stand.