This invention describes a rigid, three-dimensional support for medical devices, or other uses, made by pressing a single, stiff sheet of material into a specific shape. It typically includes an adhesive layer to attach it to skin or other surfaces. The design features a flat base and a hollowed-out cavity, ensuring consistent material volume throughout.
Why it matters: Filed before advanced medical-grade polymers and rapid prototyping for custom tooling became widely accessible. These could now enable more cost-effective production of complex, personalized supports.
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