BRMU8900488U2 - glasses with luminous orbits - Google Patents

Abstract

Sunglasses with luminous orbits. Utility model patent for a spectacle figure 1.7 whose purpose is to produce a light effect around the eyepiece enabling personal ornamentation at parties and events or as fancy adornment, which is comprised of a frame (1) which has on its front face a set of latches (2) which is aligned around each eye socket, where two flexible light rods (4) as shown in figure 1.8 will be fitted and that limit each of the limiting elements ( 3) of Figure 1.7 and determining the position of the fitting of the flexible light rods (4). According to figure 2.7 a variant for fixing the flexible light rods allows it to be fitted into a continuous channel (2) and according to figure 2 where we see the flexible light rods already fitted.

Description

"GLASSES WITH LIGHT ORbits"

The present utility model patent has as its objective a spectacle model which allows the fixation of flexible light rods through latches existing on its front face with the purpose of creating fluorescent light effect around the user's eye orbit, enabling personal ornamentation at parties and parties. events or as an adornment of defantasia, which was given original construction with a view to improving its efficiency and utilization, as well as reducing its cost of production.

Already known by the market are glasses that do not possess whose design also enhances the effect of brightness on the eye with the use of light rods, but in this model these rods are the very structure for their assembly, which are joined by a central connector that makes the nasal support, and on the side of its outer perimeter are coupled two tilt rods, one on either side through a "U" type coupling that although rotate freely without limiting deposition, give it the condition of use, stabilizing only when being fitted in the user's ears. This eyeglass model only allows a single aesthetic configuration.

The manufacture of eyeglasses goes back to tens of years, but its primitive conception changed little, that is, the materials with which they were produced varied and also the production processes, which began in an artisanal way until they were industrialized, but the appeal Little luminous has been explored over time.

Despite the widespread use of eyewear as a personal element in parties and events, some drawbacks can be attributed to them, such as the high unit cost, whether produced on a small scale, exclusive or handcrafted.

In general the glasses have two specific applications, the first for correction of optical deviations and the second as protection against solar radiation. The models used for these applications are usually not adornment objects for personal characterization for events, parties, etc. because they lack a suitable visual appeal for this purpose. Already the glasses intended for adornment have different shapes and motifs, such as: heart, star, triangle, balloon, bat, flower, guitar, bird, etc., always using the contours of these figures, with eye openings with the application or no lenses on the same.

In view of these specifications and in order to improve them, the arrangement of flexible light pole support glasses has been developed, which consists of a structure provided with a set of latches on its front face through which a flexible light pole fits around each other. their eye sockets that will stay fixed.

Because the use of these flexible light pole glasses occurs in a dimly lit environment, which is where the light effect intensifies, the impression for a mere observer is that there are only a couple of light frames on the user's face, surrounding the perimeter of their eye orbits, or as if they were loose and suspended in the air, as if floating in front of the eyes, showing only the flexible light spots and the structure of the glasses is hardly noticed.

Figure 1 shows it in perspective with the two flexible light rods fitted through the lock assembly located on its front face and around each eye socket.

Figure 1.1 shows it in its front view.

Figure 1.2 shows it in its posterior view.

Figure 1.3 shows it in its top view.

Figure 1.4 shows it in your left side view.

Figure 1.5 shows it in your right side view.

Figure 1.6 shows it in its bottom view.

Figure 1.7 shows it in perspective, alone, without embedded light rods.

Figure 1.8 shows it in exploded perspective.

Figure 2 shows it in perspective with two light rods embedded in it through the channels in the surrounding each one of the eye sockets located on its front face.

Figure 2.1 shows it in its front view.

the embedded flexible light sticks.

Figure 2.8 shows it in exploded perspective.

As illustrated by the above figures, the spectacle model object of the present patent, as shown in Figure 1.7, consists of a frame (1) which has a

Figure 2.2 shows it in its posterior view.

Figure 2.3 shows it in its top view.

Figure 2.4 shows it in your left side view.

Figure 2.5 shows it in your right side view.

Figure 2.6 shows it in its bottom view.

Figure 2.7 shows it in perspective, alone, without latches (2) arranged in alignment around each eye socket, two end elements (3) whose purpose is to position two flexible light rods (4). ) as shown in Figure 1.8 which fit into the lock assemblies (2) around each eye socket cavity.

Figure 2.1 presents an alternative for fixing the flexible light rods, as shown in Figure 2.7, where we have the structure (1) and a pair of channels (2) that continuously accompany the perimeter environment of each eye cavity, where the light rods fit. (3) from figure 2.8, which we observe in the exploded perspective and already fitted as shown in figure 2. Of course, glasses with such a construction can be obtained with different models of structure, colors and shapes to meet the different needs and tastes of users of this type of product.

Claims (3)

1. "Glasses with luminous orbits" comprising a structure (1) characterized by the fact that it has on its front face figure 1.7 two sets of latches (2), arranged in line with the structure, perimeter of each of the eye socket cavities, where two flexible light rods (4) having a limiting element (3) as a limiter of the ends of said rods. "Glasses with luminous orbits" according to the first claim characterized in that it has on its front face figure 2.7 a single channel (2) aligned with the perimeter surround of each of the eye cavities, where two flexible light rods (3) will fit as per Figure 2.8.