S. C. Johnson Son, Inc.

Motivo, Inc.

Jeremy Frank Knopow

Jennifer Ruth Harris

Chrissie M Smits

Matthew N Thurin

Micah L Maraia

David A Hoadley

Lawrence Jon Fenske

Steven A Zach

Jeffrey L Crull

Kevin Lawrence Askling

Scott A Olson

Cunjiang Cheng

Michael J Maloney

Cory J Nelson

Thomas Albert Sutrina

Christopher L Peterson

Steven Merrill Harrington

Ann Marie Przepasniak

Aaron J Munsinger

Jose M Arevalo

Peter M Neumann

David James Prince

Nitin Sharma

John R Wietfeldt

Paul E Larson

Nancy L Broen

Matthew J Forst

Mark M Gipp

Robert G Fehr

Julie L Bates

David H Leifheit

Maude Christian Meier

René Maurice Béland

Tianzhu Wang

Jonathan M Mick

Douglas P Gundlach

Chris L Peterson

Andrew L Banka

Robert C Martineau

Milton W Erickson

Craig F Shiesley

Scott Massing

Milt Erickson

Ted Larson

Benn Beagan Miller

Richard Graceffa

Patrick C Sanders

Yan Gracindo

Sergio Reyes Salgado

Ernst K Reiter

Rob Martineau

Paul Simpson

Keegan J Trester

Jeffrey S Kunkler

Raymond C Sulin

Eugene Placzkowski

David Curtis

Peter Morris

Everett F Carter, Jr

Bob Allen

Scott Olson

Jeffrey S Klunker

Paul J Larson

Kevin H Heires

Stephen A Zach

Micha Maraia

Example rollators and associated methods of manufacture are disclosed and described herein. An example rollator apparatus includes: a first non-tubular portion; a second non-tubular portion; a connecting portion between the first non-tubular portion and the second non-tubular portion, the first non-tubular portion and the second non-tubular portion foldable with respect to the connecting portion, a connected combination of the first non-tubular portion and the second non-tubular portion supporting weight and mobility of a user when unfolded; a seat positioned between the first non-tubular portion and the second non-tubular portion; a first pair of wheels connected to the first non-tubular portion; and a second pair of wheels connected to the second non-tubular portion.

Rollator

Ambulation aid

Example ambulation aid apparatus and associated methods of manufacture are disclosed and described herein. An example ambulation aid apparatus includes an ambulation aid body formed as an integral part, the integral part formed in monocoque construction to provide support for mobility of a user through the integral part, the integral part providing a plurality of grippable areas to facilitate user movement and support through the integral part. Another example ambulation aid apparatus includes a primary panel formed in monocoque construction to provide support for and assist in mobility of a user through the skin of the monocoque primary panel, the primary panel formed to interrelate with one or more subassemblies to provide an integrated monocoque part to assist in providing support for and improved mobility of the user through the integrated monocoque part. Example methods of manufacture are also disclosed and described.

Monocoque ambulation aid

Example ambulation aid apparatus and associated methods of manufacture are disclosed and described herein. An example single-point supportive ambulation aid is formed as an integral part. The integral part of the example ambulation aid is formed to integrate: a body portion formed to support a user; a graspable area integrated with the body portion and providing an area to be gripped by a user; and a foot portion integrated with the body portion and providing a single point of contact with a walking surface to facilitate user movement and support in conjunction with the body portion and graspable area through the integral part.

Single-point supportive monocoque ambulation aid

Example ambulation aid apparatus and associated methods of manufacture are disclosed and described herein. An example ambulation aid apparatus includes an ambulation aid body formed as a integral part, the integral part formed in monocoque construction to provide support for mobility of a user through the integral part, the integral part providing a plurality of grippable areas to facilitate user movement and support through the integral part. Another example ambulation aid apparatus includes a primary panel formed in monocoque construction to provide support for and assist in mobility of a user through the skin of the monocoque primary panel, the primary panel formed to interrelate with one or more subassemblies to provide an integrated monocoque part to assist in providing support for and improved mobility of the user through the integrated monocoque part. Example methods of manufacture are also disclosed and described.

Growing community of inventors

Burlington, WI, United States of America

Jeremy Frank Knopow