AVITAL FAST, MD
Physical Therapy at 210 St, Bronx, NY

7462138, Dec 9, 2008

Jul 1, 2005

11/173197

Devdas Shetty - West Hartford CT, US
Avital Fast - Glen Cove NY, US
Claudio Campana - Suffield CT, US

The University of Hartford - West Hartford CT
Montefiore Medical Center - Bronx NY

A63B 22/00

482 69, 482 51, 601 23

An ambulatory suspension system for gait rehabilitation has a parallel pair of rails bordering the sides of a training area and a bridge extending between and movable along the rails. A trolley is movable along the bridge and includes a motor driven hoist with a cable extending thereabout and depending from the trolley. The hoist is operable to vary the length of the cable depending from the trolley, and a harness is suspended by the cable. Motors move the bridge along the rails and the trolley along the bridge as the sensors sense the direction of movement of the patient in X and Y directions. The falling motion of a patient supported in the harness is sensed and will immediately disable the system. A computer control receives signals from the sensors and operates the motors so that the patient is held in an upright position.

2012017, Jul 12, 2012

Mar 20, 2012

13/425091

Avital Fast - Glen Cove NY, US
Devdas Shetty - West Hartford CT, US
Moshe Raz - Tel Aviv, IL
Giora Rothman - Hod Hasharon, IL

THE UNIVERSITY OF HARTFORD - West Hartford CT
MONTEFIORE MEDICAL CENTER - Bronx NY

B62B 5/02

280 52

Attachments for a manual wheelchair are provided for navigating a wheelchair over obstacles and uneven terrain, such as a typical curb on a street. The attachments provide for regulating the movement of the wheelchair as the wheelchair descends the curb and to prevent the wheelchair from flipping over during such movement. The attachments include a belt support frame, at least two rollers mounted on the belt support frame and a belt mounted around the at least two rollers. The belt support frame is adapted for mounting on the frame of the wheelchair such that as the wheelchair descends from the upper surface to the lower surface, the belt engages an edge of the upper surface and rolls around the at least two rollers slowing a descent of the wheelchair from the upper surface to the lower surface.

8167317, May 1, 2012

Jun 21, 2010

12/803188

Avital Fast - Glen Cove NY, US
Devdas Shetty - West Hartford CT, US
Moshe Raz - Tel Aviv, IL
Giora Rothman - Hod Hasharon, IL

Montefiore Medical Center - Bronx NY
The University of Hartford - West Hartford CT

A61G 5/06, B62B 5/02

280 528, 280 522, 280 53, 2803041, 280DIG 10

Attachments for a manual wheelchair are provided for navigating a wheelchair over obstacles and uneven terrain, such as a typical curb on a street. The attachments provide for regulating the movement of the wheelchair as the wheelchair descends the curb and to prevent the wheelchair from flipping over during such movement. The attachments include a front caster wheel slider assembly on each side of the wheelchair, a follower wheel assembly and a track belt damping bar. The front caster wheel slider assembly includes a piston that will quickly push the front caster wheels down after they roll over the top edge of the curb. The follower wheel assembly acts as a sensor that will release the piston in the assembly after the front caster wheels roll over the top edge of the curb. As the back wheels of the wheelchair roll over and down the curb, the track belt damping bar slows the descent of the wheelchair.