Hyperice IP Subco, LLC

Hyper Ice, Inc.

Trevor Austin Kerth

Anthony Katz

Robert Marton

Alexander Joseph Aguiar

Ellen Posch

Daniel Royal Evans

Yu Mike Chi

John Parker Northrup

Robert Glen Edwards

Eli Guerron

Temperature therapy device

Back temperature and compression therapy device

Shoulder temperature and compression therapy device

Wearable temperature therapy device

Combined module and pad

Module

A temperature modulation assembly and a multi-layer retention mechanism for such a temperature therapy device are disclosed. According to one embodiment, a temperature modulation assembly for a temperature therapy device has a heat spreader and a mounting plate coupled to a bottom portion of a spacer, wherein the heat spreader is disposed between the mounting plate and the spacer. The temperature modulation assembly has a heatsink and a fan coupled to a top portion of the spacer, wherein the heatsink is disposed between the top portion of the spacer and the fan. The temperature modulation assembly further includes a heating and/or cooling device disposed within a central opening of the spacer, wherein the heating and/or cooling device is located between the heatsink and the heat spreader.

Temperature modulation assembly and a multi-layer retention mechanism for a temperature therapy device

A temperature therapy system and a method for temperature control for such a temperature therapy system are disclosed. According to one embodiment, a temperature therapy system has a retention mechanism and a plurality of temperature modulation systems attached to the retention mechanism, wherein each of the plurality of temperature modulation systems comprises a thermoelectric cooler. The wearable personal temperature therapy system may have a plurality of temperature sensors and a plurality of conductive flags, wherein each of the plurality of conductive flags is adhered to a respective thermoelectric cooler and a respective temperature sensor. The wearable personal temperature therapy system may have a control module electrically coupled to each of the plurality of temperature modulation systems and each of the plurality of temperature sensors, wherein each of the temperature modulation systems is controlled based on a control voltage applied to the thermoelectric cooler of the respective temperature modulation system.

System and methods for monitoring and/or controlling temperature in a therapy device

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San Diego, CA, United States of America

Trevor Austin Kerth