Abstract: A framed rucksack that has multiple independent load bases/levels intended to minimise unwanted forces upon the human body and have it work with the human body rather than against it. This design consists of a conventional rucksack with frame, a waist/hipbelt securing point and shoulder straps for stability. The rucksack has multiple independent load suspension bases/levels at various height levels on the rear of the frame, these bases/levels are not dependent on each of the other separate load bases/levels, allowing the load to be divided into different portions/sizes. These different bases/levels counterbalance and counteract each other and are utilised to the advantage of the body.

Abstract: A keyboard with key rows in a traversing linear row arrangement that intermesh with the linear row immediately above and/or below, with alternating inverted tapering offset keys. This allows keys to be kept in order while giving each key a less narrow and more broad profile to allow a wider area for the fingers to strike, while not decreasing the number of keys on a line or widening the keyboard and allowing for a more elongated height keyboard over all. This is to make the keyboard more suited to and targetable by human fingers and better use of the finite surface area of the keyboard.