Kenneth M Wolf

US Patent:

20070057479, Mar 15, 2007

Filed:

Aug 22, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/507440

Inventors:

Kenneth Wolf - Chesterfield MI, US
Kenneth Helman - Stanley NC, US
Anthony Bartalone - East Lansing MI, US

International Classification:

B62D 3/12

US Classification:

280093514

Abstract:

A steering rack is provided wherein the various components can be friction welded together. The various components can be of various shapes that can include a tube portion friction welded to another tube portion having gear racks thereon. The tubes may have various shapes and may include slots therein. The components may also be welded together using inertia welding.

US Patent:

20160338856, Nov 24, 2016

Filed:

Aug 4, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/228801

Inventors:

- Wheaton IL, US
Kenneth Andrew WOLF - Chesterfield Township MI, US
Timothy WYRICK - Quincy IL, US

International Classification:

A61F 2/60
A47C 27/10
A47C 27/08

Abstract:

A therapeutic support device includes a bladder having one or more independently inflatable compartments, each including a plurality of inflatable cells. When inflated, each inflatable cell forms a contact node that may support a user or another object disposed thereon. The inflatable compartments can be alternately inflated and deflated such that contact pressure can be applied to and relieved from corresponding portions of the user's body in an alternating manner.

US Patent:

20160095775, Apr 7, 2016

Filed:

Dec 15, 2015

Appl. No.:

14/969919

Inventors:

- Wheaton IL, US
Kenneth Andrew WOLF - Chesterfield Township MI, US

International Classification:

A61G 7/057
A47G 9/10
A47C 27/10

Abstract:

A therapeutic support device includes a bladder having one or more independently inflatable compartments, each including a plurality of inflatable cells. When inflated, each inflatable cell forms a contact node that may support a user or another object disposed thereon. The inflatable compartments can be alternately inflated and deflated such that contact pressure can be applied to and relieved from corresponding portions of the user's body in an alternating manner.