Family Co., Ltd.

Family Inada Co., Ltd.

Family Kabushiki Kaisha

Nichimu Inada

Noritsugu Kawamura

Hideshi Kondo

Koji Goto

Yasuo Fujii

Tomoki Nagamitsu

Nagatoshi Harada

Myongsik Kim

Yoshiyuki Hamada

Tomoharu Fukuda

Shiro Watanabe

Ryoichi Tokioka

Chiaki Murata

Yoshifumi Fukuyama

Atsushi Moritomo

Hiroo Hujita

Ryo Kawakami

Keisuke Takatsuka

Yasuhiro Sugino

Mitsuo Deguchi

Mitsunori Tago

Soma Kanazawa

Provided is a massage system for a massage facility in which a robot arm is provided and a massage is performed with respect to a user by the robot arm, the system including a control unit configured to cause the robot arm to perform a massage operation in response to a program, and a setting unit configured to receive a setting operation of a setting position used for the massage operation from an operator, in which the control unit is configured to cause the robot arm to perform the massage operation with respect to a treatment position based on the setting position.

Massage system and massage device

A treatment unit includes a treatment part including a treatment element, a first drive unit including a swash plate eccentric cam and a second drive unit including an eccentric cam. One of the first drive unit and the second drive unit is connected to the treatment part, and the other one of the first drive unit and the second drive unit is connected to the one of the first drive unit and the second drive unit.

Treatment unit and massage machine

The massage machine includes a massage unit for treating a treatment target person, a first drive unit for driving the massage unit in a direction facing a treatment site of at least the treatment target person, and a control unit that controls driving of at least the first drive unit. The massage unit is configured to include a treatment unit in an articulated structure with at least two or more joints, and a second drive unit that drives the treatment unit in the direction facing the treatment target site of the treatment target person. The at least the two or more joints are shifted from each other in a direction intersecting a longitudinal direction of the treatment target site.

Massage machine

A massage machine includes a seat unit on which a treatment subject person is configured to sit, a backrest unit configured to support a back of the person sitting on the seat unit, a base that is disposed in front of the backrest unit; and a treatment mechanism that is attached to the base configured to perform a massage on a shoulder of the person in a state where the person sits on the seat unit. The treatment mechanism includes a drive unit which includes an output shaft attached to the base and rotated by supplied power, and a treatment device configured to press the shoulder from above. In accordance with rotation of the output shaft, the treatment device oscillates in an upward/downward direction so as to perform the treatment on the shoulder.

Massage mechanisms of a massage machine individually include a pair of left and right treatment members provided along a height direction of the massage machine. A first massage mechanism is disposed on a relatively upper side, and a second massage mechanism is disposed on a relatively lower side. A control means that controls operations of the first and second massage mechanisms. The control means controls advancing/retreating drive portions such that the treatment members of the first massage mechanism and the treatment members of the second massage mechanism advance or retreat at speeds different from each other such as with a time lag.

Massage chair

Provided is a massage machine capable of performing a rubbing operation and a pressing operation separately on different areas of the back surface of a body part of a person to be treated while performing the rubbing operation on the side surface of the body part. Specifically provided is a massage machine (M(M)) provided with a rubbing unit () comprising a pair of rubbing parts () for applying a rubbing massage to a body part of a person to be treated and a rubbing driving part () for driving the rubbing parts (). The rubbing parts () comprise a pair of first rubbing parts () disposed on both sides of the body part and reciprocating in the direction along the side surface of the body part, and a pair of second rubbing parts () disposed on the back surface of the body part and reciprocating in the direction along the back surface of the body part and in the direction crossing the back surface.

Disclosed is a chair-type massaging apparatus that is capable of massaging lower legs freely and precisely in pressing angles or pressing positions with a user seated therein and allows the user to assume a desired posture without interference. The chair-type massaging apparatus of the present invention typically includes a leg rest including a support portion configured to support lower legs of a user, and massaging portions configured to protrude and retract to press the lower legs of the user. The support portion includes protrusible portions that is mounted on both sides in the rightward and leftward direction and is protrusible to rise up inward in the rightward and leftward direction and is retractable. The massaging portions are mounted on the protrusible portions. With the protrusible portions and the massaging portions retracting, the protrusible portions and the support portion located inward relative to the protrusible portion in the rightward and leftward direction and the massaging portions form a substantially flat surface.

Chair-type massaging apparatus, cover for massaging apparatus, cover for leg rest, and massaging apparatus

The present invention is aimed at providing a chair-like massaging apparatus and a forearm massager for use with the chair-like massaging apparatus, which are capable of massaging a forearm of a user as desired and allow the user to take a free posture because of absence of an arm obstructing part in an upper portion of an armrest when the forearm is not to be massaged. To this end, the massaging apparatus of the present invention is configured such that an arm rest () configured to support a forearm of the user is provided with a detachable member () that is movable along a guide rail () and the detachable member () is provided with a fitting groove (). A forearm massager () configured to be capable of giving pressure stimulation to the forearm with the forearm of the user sandwiched between the fix and support portion () and the pressing portion () is provided with a fitting protrusion () fitted in the fitting groove (). By removably fitting the fitting protrusion () into the fitting groove (), the forearm massager () is removably attached to the armrest ().

Massaging apparatus and forearm massager

The arm and hand can be reliably massaged with a massaging machine having a chair bodyhaving a seatand a backrest; an armrestprovided to the side of the seat; a tunnel-shaped supportprovided to stand from the armrestso as to enable the massagee's arm or hand placed on the armrestto be inserted therein; and expanding/contracting massage air cellsprovided to the inner surface of the tunnel-shaped support

Massage machine, massager for hands and massaging method

An object of the present invention is to provide a massaging apparatus that faithfully incorporates the rhythm or melody of a music source and performs massage with accents arranged more effectively based on these. A massaging apparatus of the present invention comprises massaging mechanisms () that give mechanical impulses to a body by driving motors (), and a control device () that controls operations of the motors. The control device () comprises a waveform converter () having a waveform converting circuit for converting a waveform of an audio signal input from a sound source (A), such as a smoothing circuit, a differentiating circuit, or an integrating circuit, and a specific frequency band signal selecting unit () having a low pass filter, a high pass filter, and a band pass filter. In accordance with a control signal output from the waveform converter () and the specific frequency band signal selecting unit (), the operations of the motors are controlled.

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Osaka, Japan

Nichimu Inada