IP Library Patent Application 17511533
Patent Application
App. No. 17/511,533

Weighted, Cooling Sleep Mask

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App. No.
17/511,533
Abstract

New forms of weighted and cooling sleep masks, and methods for their manufacturing and use, are provided. In some embodiments, a weighted sleep mask includes a plurality of interior chambers, loaded with cooling pieces, in unique arrangements. Such cooling pieces include material(s) with a relatively high density and cooling capacity, including materials with relatively high specific heat, such as stone or recycled glass. The cooling pieces may be at least partially enveloped with an insulating material. The plurality of interior chambers may be positioned in an array to cover, cool and press against and cool particular regions of the face, such as pressure points, and the eyes. A plurality of channels may run between the plurality of chambers, permitting the mask to conform with and exhaust heat and vapor at or about other areas of the face.

Claims (35)

1 . A device for aiding in rest, comprising:

an eye shield portion, comprising a notch adapted for accommodating and applying pressure to, and surrounding, a user's nose;

an at least partially head-covering portion, abutting and attached to, or integral with, the eye-shield portion;

at least one elastomeric head band, attached to or integral with ends of said at least partially head-covering portion;

wherein the at least partially head-covering portion and/or the eye shield portion comprise a plurality of interior chambers, filled with a plurality of cooling pieces comprising a material with a relatively high specific heat.

2 . The device for aiding in rest of claim 1 , wherein said cooling pieces comprise a material including glass.

3 . The device for aiding in rest of claim 2 , wherein said glass is a recycled glass.

4 . The device for aiding in rest of claim 1 , wherein said cooling pieces comprise a material including water.

5 . The device for aiding in rest of claim 1 , wherein said cooling pieces comprise a material including a plant-derived polymer.

6 . The device for aiding in rest of claim 5 , wherein the cooling pieces comprise a material derived from algae.

7 . The device for aiding in rest of claim 1 , wherein each of the plurality of interior chambers is configured to apply pressure and/or absorb heat energy from a defined region of the user's head and/or face.

8 . The device for aiding in rest of claim 1 , wherein each of the plurality of interior chambers is flattened by rigid fibers placed in a greater concentration at bases of each of plurality of interior chambers.

9 . The device for aiding in rest of claim 1 , wherein each of the plurality of interior chambers is flattened by the effect of cooling pieces held within each of the plurality of interior chambers having different densities.

10 . The device for aiding in rest of claim 1 , wherein each of the plurality of interior chambers comprises cross-members, bridging between a plurality of walls forming each of the plurality of interior chambers.

11 . The device for aiding in rest of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of interior chambers comprise at least one fabric panel(s) and stitching.

12 . The device for aiding in rest of claim 11 , wherein at least one of the at least one fabric panel(s) comprises a knit fabric.

13 . The device for aiding in rest of claim 12 , wherein the at least partially head-covering portion and/or the eye shield portion comprise(s) at least one exterior panel, comprising a flexible, but non-stretch material.

14 . The device for aiding in rest of claim 13 , wherein the flexible, but non-stretch material comprises silk.

15 . A method for enhancing rest, comprising the following steps:

providing a device for aiding in rest, comprising:

an eye shield portion, comprising a notch adapted for accommodating and applying pressure to and surrounding a user's nose;

an at least partially head-covering portion, attached to or integral with the eye-shield portion;

at least one elastomeric head band, attached to or integral with ends of said ear- and head-covering portion;

wherein the at least partially head-covering portion and/or the eye shield portion comprise(s) a plurality of interior chambers, filled with a plurality of cooling pieces comprising a material with a relatively high specific heat.

16 . The method for enhancing rest of claim 15 , comprising the following additional step(s):

chilling said cooling pieces, to below water-freezing temperatures, in a freezer.

17 . The method for enhancing rest of claim 16 , comprising the following additional step(s):

donning the device for aiding in rest, and positioning each of the plurality of interior chambers on or about a different, defined region of the user's head and/or face, applying pressure and/or absorb heat energy to the user's head and/or face.

18 . A device for aiding in rest, comprising:

an eye shield portion, comprising at least two exterior panels of flexible material, and at least two interior plies of flexible material, wherein the at least two interior plies of material form plurality of interior chambers and air-filled voids;

an at least partially head-covering portion, abutting and attached to, or integral with, the eye-shield portion;

at least one elastomeric head band, attached to or integral with ends of said at least partially head-covering portion;

wherein the plurality of interior chambers are filled with a plurality of cooling pieces comprising a material with a relatively high specific heat.

19 . The device for aiding in rest of claim 18 , wherein the air-filled voids are at locations encouraging folding between pressure points of a user's face, and wherein at least one of the exterior panel(s) of material comprise(s) silk.

20 . The device for aiding in rest of claim 18 , wherein at least some of the cooling pieces comprise materials with a substantially lower density from others of the cooling pieces, causing a more even distribution of cooling pieces at a top and a base of at least one of the plurality of interior chambers than if all of the cooling pieces had the same density.

Assignments (2)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jul 6, 2026
From: LUNYA COMPANY
To: DANA-CO, LLC
Reel/Frame 075184/0338 →
RELEASE OF SECURITY INTEREST Recorded Jun 16, 2026
From: ASSEMBLED BRANDS CAPITAL FUNDING LLC
To: LUNYA COMPANY
Reel/Frame 074965/0619 →