Hb Innovations, Inc.

Peter Fornell

Harvey Neil Karp

Adi Orucevic

Nina Montee Karp

Mikayel Saryan

Joseph J Kopp, Jr

Roy Kosuge

Saryan Mikayel

Ted Larson

Kevin Bailey

Joe Kopp

Robert Garbanati

Stiliyan Kalitzin

George H Petkov

Aric Jennings

Coleman Baker

An infant sleep device may include a platform for supporting an infant, a base upon which the platform is supported, and one or more weight sensors positioned to measure weight of an infant positioned on the platform.

System and method for measuring infant weight

This disclosure generally relates to systems and methods for detecting, monitoring, and responding to abnormalities in a subject's breathing or heartbeat. One or more sensing devices may collect breathing or heartbeat related data, which may be filtered and converted to a frequency signal. The frequency signal may be monitored for irregularity or stoppage, and a processing module may determine whether the irregularity or stoppage is caused by an actual stoppage or irregularity in breathing or heartbeat. If breathing or heartbeat is determined to have stopped, a corrective action may be performed.

System and method for monitoring/detecting and responding to infant breathing

An infant calming/sleep-aid device that includes a moving platform and a sound generator, the sound and motion adapted to calm a fussy baby, induce sleep, and maintain sleep under normal conditions. The device makes a determination as to whether sound signals represent sound coming from inside the device or outside the device. If the sound signals are coming from the inside the device, then the signals are evaluated in a specified frequency band to determine whether the sound is a baby cry. If a determination is made that there is a baby cry, then a threshold analysis is performed to quantify the cry and compare it to a threshold value. If the cry is above a specified threshold, the device moves the platform and/or generates sound.

Infant calming/sleep-aid device

Infant scale

A hub for a mobile configured to be suspended from a connection line may include a first hub section and a second hub section. The first hub section may include a first fitting and be configured to support at least a first hanger arm. The second hub section may include a second fitting and be configured to support at least a second hanger arm. The first and second fittings may be configured to couple and decouple the first and second hub sections.

Mobile hub

A night light includes a housing, a light source provided in the housing, a speaker provided in the housing, a battery provided in the housing to power the night light, a controller configured to control operation of the night light, a stand adapted to receive the housing to charge the battery, and a sensor configured to detect whether the housing is positioned on the stand or not. The controller is configured to reduce sound volume output from the speaker, or disable a wireless communication port associated with the housing when the housing is not detected to be on the stand.

Night light with sound output, and power stand

Mobile

A device for providing light and sound to a surrounding area configured to output sound and light in combination of a breathing cadence to calm a subject. The device includes a light configured to emit light at varying colors and levels of intensity synchronized with varying volumes of the sound output. The intensity of light output may increase during an inhalation period of the cadence and decrease during an exhalation period of the cadence. The cadence may be adjusted, manually or automatically, or matched to a user's breathing pattern, to provide desired light and sound combination to provide a calming effect. The sound output may be white noise, pink noise, or Brown noise, or a recording of other sounds.

Multi-colored night light with sound output imitating breathing pattern cadence

An attachment device is provided which allows a range of accessories to be mounted above a bassinet. The attachment device includes two clamps which are biased by a spring to be pulled toward one another, a vertical pole, and an arm which may be curved such that it attaches to the vertical pole at one end and may be substantially horizontal at the other end. The end of the arm furthest from the pole includes an attachment point for attaching accessories. An adapter may be used to connect the accessories to the attachment point. Specific safety measures may also be provided to prevent the attachment device from falling forward into the bassinet and to allow the attachment device to be removed quickly if necessary.

Accessory attachment device

A crib assembly includes a frame to support a mattress, an enclosure having sides defining an enclosure area, and an attachment system including a first and second attachment mechanisms. A first side of the enclosure has a first end and a second end. The first end is configured to removably attach via the first attachment mechanism to a first corner of the enclosure and the second end is configured to removably attach via the second attachment mechanism to a second corner of the enclosure. The first attachment mechanism includes (a) a first bolt located at the first end of the first side or the first corner of the enclosure and (b) a first slot located at the first end of the first side or the first corner of the enclosure, opposite the first bolt. The second attachment mechanism includes (a) a second bolt located at the second end of the first side or the second corner of the enclosure and (b) a second slot located at the second end of the first side or the second corner of the enclosure, opposite the second bolt. The first and second bolts are dimensioned to be slidably received within the respective first and second slots to removably attach the first and second ends of the first side to the respective first and second corners of the enclosure.

Crib panel assembly system

A sleep system may include a control system for a bed device that includes platform upon which an individual may be supported. The sleep system may include multiple input sources that trigger combinational output action patterns with respect to the control system and bed device. The multiple input sources may include sensors positioned to collect input data with respect to the subject, bed device, and/or surrounding environment such as motion sensors, presence sensors, proximity sensors, sound sensors, temperature sensors, biological sensors, and/or light sensors.

Combinational output sleep system

Mobile object

Bassinet mosquito net

This disclosure generally relates to systems and methods for detecting, monitoring, and responding to abnormalities in an infant's breathing. One or more sensing devices may collect infant breathing related data, which may be filtered and converted to a frequency signal. The frequency signal may be monitored for irregularity or stoppage, and a processing module may determine whether the irregularity or stoppage is caused by an actual stoppage or irregularity in infant breathing. If infant breathing is determined to have stopped, a corrective action may be performed.

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Los Angeles, CA, United States of America

Peter Fornell