MotoMotion China Corporation

An assembly for mounting a TV onto a bed frame comprises a base, a vertically oriented standard mounted within the base, a TV mounted thereon, and a vertically adjustable assembly slidably mounted upon the standard so as to be vertically adjustable along the vertical height of the standard so as to permit the vertically adjustable assembly to be fixedly connected to various different bed frames which may have various different height dimensions relative to or above the floor or other support platform.

A concealed cup holder assembly comprises a cup holder housing, within which a cup holder is disposed, which is fixedly connected to an upper front panel of an armrest of a chair, and wherein the upper front panel of the armrest of the chair is pivotally mounted upon a lower front panel of the armrest of the chair. A telescopic cylinder has a first end thereof operatively connected to the cup holder housing, while a second opposite end thereof is operatively connected to an internal support panel of the armrest of the chair. When the cup holder housing is to be moved from its retracted position to its extended position, a user grasps the upper front panel of the armrest of the chair and moves the upper front panel of the armrest of the chair forwardly. Conversely, when the cup holder housing is to be moved from its extended position to its retracted position, the user exerts a pushing force upon the upper front panel of the armrest of the chair so as to move the upper front panel of the armrest of the chair rearwardly. When the cup holder assembly is disposed at its retracted position, the telescopic cylinder will effectively be disposed parallel to the internal support panel of the armrest of the chair, whereas when the cup holder assembly is disposed at its extended position, the telescopic cylinder will effectively be disposed at a predetermined inclined position with respect to the internal support panel of the armrest of the chair.

A new and improved tray table assembly for furniture pieces comprises a tray table, a support rod for supporting the tray table, a mounting bracket assembly for mounting the support rod thereon, and a fastener assembly for fixedly, yet adjustably, securing the support rod to the mounting bracket assembly. When a bolt of the fastener assembly is inserted through bores of upstanding mounting plates of the mounting bracket assembly and the support rod, the support rod will be fixedly, but adjustably, secured upon the mounting bracket assembly. The fastener assembly further comprises a handle which when disposed at a first position, permits the support rod to be moved between a stowed and a deployed position, whereas when the handle is disposed at a second position, the support rod will be locked at either the stowed or deployed position.

A powered chair comprises a chair framework, which includes a pair of oppositely disposed armrests, a chair seat frame which is fixedly connected to the pair of armrests, a footrest, a backrest, a first linear actuator mounted upon the pair of armrests and operatively connected to the footrest, and a second linear actuator mounted upon the armrests and operatively connected to the backrest. When the first and second linear actuators are actuated, they can respectfully actuate or move the footrest and backrest, however, in view of the fact that the first and second linear actuators are not operatively connected to the chair seat frame, and in view of the additional fact that the chair seat frame is fixedly mounted upon the pair of armrests, the chair seat frame will remain stationary despite movements of the footrest and backrest, to any one of their multiple positions, as a result of the actuation of the first and second linear actuators.

A powered chair comprises a seat, a backrest, at least one side arm, a magnetic assembly fixedly mounted upon the at least one side arm, and a remote-control device adapted to be magnetically attracted to the magnetic assembly fixedly mounted upon the at least one side arm of the powered chair so that the remote-control device can be removably mounted upon the at least one side arm of the powered chair so as not to be lost or misplaced.

A new and improved heavy-loaded powered chair comprises a base, a seat assembly, a backrest assembly, a footrest assembly, and a plurality of linkage members. A single actuator is operatively connected to both said footrest assembly and said backrest assembly for moving the footrest assembly between extended and retracted positions, and for moving the backrest assembly between upright and reclined positions, wherein the backrest assembly and footrest assembly are moved sequentially, with the backrest assembly being moved to the reclined position only after the footrest assembly has been moved to the fully extended position.

A new and improved powered chair is provided with an anti-pinch system which comprises an angular sensor mounted upon the footrest assembly for detecting angular movement of the footrest assembly, from a horizontal mode to a vertical mode, prior to the footrest assembly encountering a seat assembly of the chair, which would indicate that the footrest assembly has encountered a foreign object, whereby the angular sensor can emit a control signal so as to terminate/reverse movement of said footrest support assembly. Anti-pinch sensor strips can also be used in conjunction with the angular sensor.

A new and improved inclinable chair comprising a chair enclosure comprising a seat, a pair of oppositely disposed arms, and a backrest, and a lift/tilt/incline assembly mounted upon a base and operatively connected to the chair enclosure for lifting/tilting/inclining the chair enclosure. The chair also includes a swivel plate assembly and the chair can be lifted/tilted/inclined independent of any swivel movement of the chair enclosure by the swivel plate assembly.