The prostate automobile and truck seat allows a rider to utilize an electronic two-position switch alongside the seat which causes a pump to deflate or reinflate an air chamber beneath the prostate thereby creating a gap of up to 1½ inches between the prostate and the seat. The prostate automobile and truck seat would permit an individual to pump air out or in an air chamber to adjust the air space between the seat and the prostate to allow for increased rider comfort.
Prior patents have dealt with adjustments of the seat length, seat width, arm dividers, seat back adjustments and the entire seat tilt adjustments. The prostate automobile and truck seat has a power control to allow a portion of the seat to decrease or increase vertically 1½ inches thereby allowing for individual rider comfort. As men age their prostate begins to enlarge. The larger the prostate the more impact it will have with the seat.
The present invention of providing an air space between the prostate and the seat is designed to eliminate the impact of the prostate on the automobile and truck seat.
Automobile and truck seats without prostate protection are commonly used throughout the world. Continuous bumping and jarring of the prostate area during the ride over time may cause the prostate to become inflamed, precipitating or worsening a variety of chronic and acute prostate conditions.
The present invention eliminates the impact on the prostate by providing up to 1½ inches of air space between the seat and the prostate. This is achieved by the use of a pump powered by a motor and controlled with a two-position switch that deflate or reinflate an air chamber beneath the prostate. The air chamber which is housed in the seat contour would deflate vertically 1½ inches to allow for greater rider comfort and minimize the impact on the prostate.
The present invention is a continuation of the patent of Lucas U.S. Pat. No. 8,113,583B2. The Examiner is Erika Garret. The Art Unit is 3636.
The prostate golf cart seat, prostate air seat and prostate automobile and truck seat all provide protection to the prostate area by providing a 1½ inches of air space between the seat and the prostate. Accordingly, the impact on the prostate is eliminated. The prostate automobile and truck seat consists of an air chamber which is housed within the seat contour and is actuated by a two-position switch located alongside the rider's seat which is connected to a motor that controls the pump beneath the prostate which can be deflated to 1½ inches thereby eliminating the impact on the rider's prostate.
During the course of driving, continuous bumping occurs over the prostate area. Conventional automobile and truck seats exert the rider's weight throughout the rider's prostate area. Conventional automobile and truck seats do not protect the prostate during the duration of a ride. The prostate automobile and truck seat is designed to eliminate the impact on a man's prostate.
The prostate automobile and truck seat consists of an air chamber which may be deflated to 1½ inches to eliminate the impact on the prostate. This is achieved by using a two-position switch which activates a pump to deflate or reinflate an air space beneath the prostate area. A pressure control valve is utilized to prevent over inflation.
Other modifications are possible within the scope of the claim illustrated by this invention. In the alternative, the air chamber may utilize cylinders such as a hydraulic cylinder or a motor-drive cylinder which are mechanically driven to deflate and inflate the air chamber.
This application claims priority to the patent of Lucas (U.S. Pat. No. 8,113,583 B2) filed Apr. 9, 2009 the benefit of which it is hereby claimed under 35 U.S.C. 119 (e).