EP1150753A1 - Mechanical animal reproduction - Google Patents
Mechanical animal reproductionInfo
- Publication number
- EP1150753A1 EP1150753A1 EP00906235A EP00906235A EP1150753A1 EP 1150753 A1 EP1150753 A1 EP 1150753A1 EP 00906235 A EP00906235 A EP 00906235A EP 00906235 A EP00906235 A EP 00906235A EP 1150753 A1 EP1150753 A1 EP 1150753A1
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- European Patent Office
- Prior art keywords
- tongue
- tiemachbildung
- liquid
- animal
- mechanical
- Prior art date
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Classifications
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63H—TOYS, e.g. TOPS, DOLLS, HOOPS OR BUILDING BLOCKS
- A63H3/00—Dolls
- A63H3/24—Drinking dolls; Dolls producing tears; Wetting dolls
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63H—TOYS, e.g. TOPS, DOLLS, HOOPS OR BUILDING BLOCKS
- A63H13/00—Toy figures with self-moving parts, with or without movement of the toy as a whole
- A63H13/02—Toy figures with self-moving parts, with or without movement of the toy as a whole imitating natural actions, e.g. catching a mouse by a cat, the kicking of an animal
Definitions
- the invention relates to a mechanical animal replica, in particular a mechanical dog, according to the preamble of claim 1.
- a mechanical animal replica is already known (DE-GM 297 02 068.4), in which at least one rear leg is supported at a second pivot point, the axes of rotation of the first and second pivot point of this rear leg being tilted to one another by a predetermined angle and a second drive mechanism is provided, which optionally moves the hind leg around the second pivot point.
- a second drive mechanism is provided, which optionally moves the hind leg around the second pivot point.
- the invention has for its object to develop a mechanical animal replica of the above type such that its play value is increased by additional, automatable • additional functions.
- the invention provides the advantage that the actions carried out by real animals or dogs can be realistically imitated or re-enacted with mechanical animal replication.
- the mechanical animal simulation according to the invention has an additional function such that it is a liquid, for example. Water, from an external container, ex. a bowl, can accommodate, so that there is an additional play and thus an increased play value.
- a user can approach a container filled with water, for example, to the mechanical animal replica, or instead, the mechanical animal replica approach the container filled with water such that the tip of the tongue is immersed in the water with the first opening.
- the suction device By activating the suction device, the water is then sucked out of the container through the first opening, the channel and the second opening into the liquid container of the mechanical animal replica, so that the impression is given that the mechanical animal replica sips or slurps water to quench the thirst breastfeed.
- the automatic immersion of the tip of the tongue with the first opening is achieved in that the tongue is movably supported on the head and actuated by an direction is connected in such a way that the actuating device optionally moves the tongue extending away from the head.
- an electrically driven mechanical drive device is provided in each case for driving the actuating device and for driving the suction device.
- the two drive devices can be designed as a common mechanical drive device.
- a manually operable switch is expediently provided for optionally activating the suction device and the actuating device. It is particularly expedient here that the two switches are designed as a common switch. As a result, the suction function for a liquid and the actuation of the tongue for extending in the direction of a liquid to be sucked in can be activated together.
- an operating device is provided with a selection means which can be actuated by an operator and which forwards a request for actuating the suction device and / or the actuating device to the animal replica.
- a noise device which, at the same time as the suction device, emits a noise which imitates a slobbering or sipping drinking noise of an animal when drinking.
- a pump device for selectively conveying liquid contained in the liquid container to the outside via the line can also be provided.
- the liquid container did not previously have to be filled manually, but is filled by the inventive function of water absorption via the tongue. In this way, the gameplay with the mechanical animal replication particularly realistic or realistic and therefore high quality in terms of play value.
- the tongue has a second channel, and a ventilation and venting device is arranged on the liquid container, a hose connection being provided which connects the second channel of the tongue with the ventilation and ventilation device of the liquid container.
- a particularly simple and stable construction is achieved in that a self-supporting frame is provided in which a first and second gear unit as well as their respective drive motors, the suction device and the liquid tank are arranged.
- the pump device is expediently additionally arranged in the self-supporting frame.
- Fig. 1 shows the mechanical animal reproduction according to the invention in the form of a dog in longitudinal section
- Fig. 4 in longitudinal section along line A - A of Fig. 3 and
- FIG. 6 shows an alternative embodiment of the animal replica in a side view from the left
- the mechanical dog shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 comprises in and on a housing or torso 32 a first drive mechanism 18, a second drive mechanism 30, front legs 10 and 11, rear legs 12 and 13, a head part 62 and a water system with a liquid container 88, Liquid hose 90, liquid pump 94 with piston 102 and an outlet opening 134.
- the first drive mechanism 18 has an electric motor 24 as a drive, which optionally drives front legs 11 or an actuating means 54 via a transmission (not shown).
- the front legs 11 are driven via a first drive shaft 22 (FIG. 2) and an eccentric pivot point 78 and are also rotatable at a third pivot point 76 and are displaceably mounted along the axis of the front leg 11.
- the front leg 11 is driven by the motor 24 via the first drive unit 18, the front leg 11 is thus alternately raised and lowered again due to the eccentric pivot point 78.
- the correspondingly opposite front leg 10 (FIG. 2) is raised and lowered accordingly in the opposite direction.
- the simultaneous storage and guidance in the third pivot point 76 additionally results in a forward and backward movement of the front legs 10 and 11. In this way, the mechanical dog receives a gait-like mechanical propulsion.
- the actuating means 54 is also driven by the drive mechanism 18. In this case, either the actuating means 54 or the front legs 11, 10 are driven by the motor 24 via the first drive mechanism 18.
- the actuating means 54 is a disk with elevations 64, which interact with one end 66 of a head lever 56 when the disk 54 rotates about the second drive axis 52. This head lever 56 is rotated about a fulcrum and simultaneously actuates a mechanical tongue 58 and a bellows 60. The bellows 60 is first compressed and then released suddenly when an elevation 64 is out of engagement with the end 66 of the head lever 56 by rotating the Disc 54 is coming.
- Air is sucked through a noise body 108 and a noise means 110, so that the mechanical dog emits a corresponding noise or a sound predetermined by the noise body 108 simultaneously with the tongue movement.
- the sound body 108 preferably simulates a dog hatchet.
- the first drive mechanism 18 further comprises a gear unit 20 with shafts 106, the gear unit 20 being explained in more detail later with reference to FIGS. 4 and 5.
- the front legs 10 and 11 are connected to the corresponding rear legs 12 and 13 via a lever 80.
- One side of the lever 80 engages in the eccentric pivot point 78 of a front leg 11, and the corresponding other end 82 of the lever 80 interacts via a pivot point 112 with a second lever 84 which articulates this via the pivot point 14 of the corresponding rear leg 13.
- the corresponding rear legs 12, 13 are thus rotated about the pivot point 14 simultaneously with the front legs 10, 11, but opposite to them, by means of levers 80.
- the mechanical dog has a second drive mechanism 30 in its rear part.
- This second drive mechanism 30 either drives the liquid pump 94 or the rear leg 13 via a disk 38 with a cam curve which cannot be seen in FIGS. 1 and 2.
- the rear leg 13 is rotatably mounted about a pivot axis 28 at a pivot point 26. 2, the axes of rotation 16 and 28 of the pivot points 14 and 26 of the rear leg 13 are substantially perpendicular to one another. This means that in normal walking operation of the mechanical dog, the rear leg 13 is pivoted back and forth by the linkage via the lever 80 around the pivot point 14.
- the rear leg 13 can be pivoted laterally away from the mechanical dog about the axis of rotation 28 by the second drive mechanism 30 via the disk 38.
- This pivoting movement preferably takes place when the other barrels 10, 11 and 12 are not moved, ie when there is no advance upward operation of the mechanical dog is present.
- This "leg lifting" simulates the action of a real dog, in which it detaches itself from a tree trunk, for example. This typical behavior, for example of dogs, for marking the smell of their territory, can thus be simulated or imitated using the mechanical dog according to the invention.
- the second drive mechanism 30 actuates the piston 102 of the liquid pump 94 and conveys liquid from the container 88 via the liquid hose 90 to an outlet or outlet 134 of the hose 90 at the rear 92 of the mechanical dog.
- the liquid exits at outlet 134 and the mechanical dog faithfully demonstrates the action of a detaching dog.
- the action of the forward movement generated by the first drive mechanism 18 and the function of the detaching dog driven by the second drive mechanism 30 is carried out selectively, i.e. either drive mechanism 18 or drive mechanism 30 is in action.
- an operator can request the desired function, moving forward or releasing the dog, by actuating a selection means. If the mechanical dog is in the forward walking function and the "detaching dog" function would be triggered immediately when the operator switched over the actuating means, it could happen that the front legs 10, 11 and the rear leg 12 have such an unfavorable position that when Lifting the hind leg 13 the mechanical dog would fall over. In order to prevent this, the function of the detaching dog is only triggered when the legs 10, 11 and 12 are in a certain position.
- the optimal position of the barrels is such that the front barrel 10 diagonally opposite the lifting rear barrel 13 has a horizontally smaller distance between the drive axle 22 and the floor than the other barrels 11 and 12. In this state the mechanical dog is in one position stable tripod.
- a Switch 74 is provided, which is actuated by an actuating means 86 on the lever 80 between the front leg 10 and the rear leg 12. 2, the switch 74 is only actuated by the actuating means 86 when the lever 80 and thus the front barrel 10 are in their foremost position, while at the same time the barrels 11 and 12 are pivoted into a rear position.
- the latter thus have a greater vertical distance from the ground than the front leg 10 with respect to the drive axle 22, so that the mechanical dog is supported on the latter.
- the dog When the function of the detaching dog is requested during the forward walking operation, the dog continues to walk a little further until the corresponding position of the barrels 10, 11 and 12 is set and the actuating means 86 actuates the switch 74. This then triggers the second drive mechanism 30 and stops the first drive mechanism 18.
- the operating device and the selection means on the operating device are connected to the drive mechanisms 18 and 30 and the switch 74 in such a way that a switchover takes place only and only then. if this was requested by the operator on the operating device via the selection means.
- the actuating means 86 constantly actuates the switch 74 while going forward, but the second drive mechanism 30 is not triggered due to a corresponding electrical circuit.
- the drive mechanism 30 does not change abruptly to the drive mechanism 18 either, but rather another, not in a certain position of the disk 38 actuated switch actuated.
- This position of the disc 38 is preferably chosen such that the rear leg 13 is completely on the ground, so that the forward function can be carried out without the risk of the mechanical dog falling over.
- the delay in the changeover from the drive mechanism 30 to the drive mechanism 18 is again effected here by corresponding electrical Circuit of the control element with the drive mechanisms 18, 30 and the corresponding switches.
- the fastenings of the rear legs 12 and 13 differ fundamentally from one another in accordance with the additional function of the rear leg 13. While, as can be seen in FIG. 2, the rear leg 12 is rotatably screwed about the axis 16 by means of a screw 114, the rear leg 13 has two axes of rotation 16 and 28. Around the rear leg 13 a degree of freedom of rotation both about the axis 16 and about To grant the axis 28, the second lever 84 must be designed accordingly. As seen in FIG. 1, the latter grips around the pivot point 14 in the shape of an inner hoof and forms the additional axis of rotation 28 at the open end of the horseshoe.
- the two drive mechanisms 18 and 30 are rigidly arranged in the housing 32 and immovable relative to one another.
- the second drive mechanism 30 is screwed onto a shell part of the torso 32, for example with a screw 104.
- the tongue 58 has a tongue part 210 which is arranged on the head part 62 so as to be movable in the direction of the arrow 212.
- the tongue part 210 is connected via an opening 214 and via a linkage 216 which engages in the opening 214 to an actuating device 218 which optionally moves or withdraws the tongue part 210 in the direction of the arrow 212 extending or retracting from the head. This is done, for example, by a piston-like movement of the linkage 216.
- the tongue part 210 has a channel 220, which opens into a first opening 224 at a tongue tip 222. At an end opposite the tongue tip 222, the channel 220 opens into a second opening 226.
- the second opening 226 is connected to a liquid hose 228 and a suction device 230.
- the liquid hose 228 opens into the liquid container 88.
- the suction device 230 is from one Drive mechanism, not shown, for drawing liquid through the tongue part 210 drivable.
- FIG. 1 shows a retracted state of the tongue part 210, the liquid hose 228 running away from the second opening 226 in an arc 232. If the actuating device 218 extends the tongue part 210, the liquid hose 228 thus has corresponding play, so that the arch 232 extends when the tongue part 210 is extended.
- an operator actuates a switch which activates both the actuating device 218 and the suction device 230.
- the actuating device 218 extends the tongue part 210, so that with a corresponding arrangement of the mechanical animal simulation relative to an external container with, for example, water, the tongue part 210 with the tongue tip 222 and the first opening 224 is immersed in the water in the container.
- liquid is sucked out of the external liquid container through the activated suction device 230 via the first opening 224, the channel 220, the second opening 226 and the liquid hose 228 and is conveyed into the internal liquid container 88 of the animal simulation, so that this gradually fills up.
- the external liquid container is gradually emptied, so that from the outside there is the impression that the mechanical replica for the purpose of quenching thirst absorbs or drinks water.
- a noise is generated by a noise device, not shown, which mimics the noise of a water-absorbing dog (slurping or sipping).
- the suction device 230 can be deactivated by actuating the switch again and the actuating device 218 can be controlled such that the tongue part 210 with the channel 220 is retracted becomes.
- the tongue 210 is equipped, for example, with two channels 220 running in parallel and separated from one another. This advantageously increases the throughput of liquid through tongue 210.
- the modified embodiment according to FIGS. 6 to 9 comprises a self-supporting frame 254 on which the front legs 10, 11 and rear legs 12, 13 are articulated.
- the following components are also arranged in the self-supporting frame 254: a first gear unit 20, a second gear unit 34, a motor 24 for the first gear unit 20, a second motor 36 for the second gear unit 34, a suction device 230, a liquid pump 94 and the liquid container 88.
- the actuating device 218 is arranged on a front region of the self-supporting frame 254, as can be seen from FIG. 8.
- This comprises a first lever 244 which is fixedly connected to the tongue 210 and which is rotatably mounted with its end facing away from the tongue 210 at a pivot point 248 and is non-rotatably connected to a second lever arm 246 whose end facing away from the pivot point 248 is connected to an actuating rod 250.
- an end of the actuating rod facing away from the second lever arm 246 is articulated eccentrically on a driven turntable 252.
- the driven turntable 252 is driven by the first gear unit 20.
- the first gear unit 20 is designed such that in one direction of rotation of the first motor 24 for the first gear unit 20, the motor power is transmitted to the front legs 10, 11 and rear legs 12, 13 for generating a walking movement of the animal simulation, while in the opposite Direction of rotation, the motor force is transmitted to the actuating device 218 via the turntable 252.
- a corresponding stop switch 256 registers the deflection of the first lever arm 244, so that it is pivoted only by a certain angle for retracting and extending the tongue 210.
- the suction device 230 is automatically activated, which conveys liquid, such as water, into the liquid container 88 via the tongue 210 and the liquid hose 228, provided that the tip of the tongue the tongue 210 immersed in a corresponding liquid.
- a ventilation and venting device 240 is simultaneously connected to a second channel 240 of the tongue 210 via a hose connection 242.
- the liquid tank 88 is also connected to the liquid pump 94 via a hose 90, which in turn is connected to the outlet 134 via a further liquid hose 90.
- the liquid pump 94 is activated, which then conveys liquid from the container 88 via the hoses 90 to the outlet 134.
- the ventilation and venting device 240 with the hose 242 supports emptying of the liquid container 88, since air can flow into the liquid container 88 via the second channel 240 of the tongue 210 and the hose 242 via the ventilation and ventilation device 240.
- Both the liquid pump 94 and the rear leg 13 are driven by the second gear unit 34 with the second motor 36.
- the second gear unit 34 is designed such that when actuated by the motor 36 it first brings the front legs 10, 11 and the rear leg 12 into a stable three-way adjustment and then swivels the rear leg 13 sideways. Only then is the liquid pump 94 activated and conveys liquid from the container 88 via hose connections 90 to the outlet 134, from which the pumped liquid finally emerges as a fine jet. As soon as the command to end the pumping out of When liquid comes out of the liquid container 88, the pump 94 stops, and the second gear unit 34 swivels the rear leg 13 back and brings the front legs 10, 11 and the rear legs 12, 13 back into a walking position.
- the pivoting of the front legs 10, 11 and the rear leg 12 into a stable three-way adjustment is carried out by the first gear unit 20 under the action of the first motor 24, a stop switch being actuated after reaching the stable three-way adjustment, which in turn activates the first motor 24 and thus the first gear unit 20 stops and instead activates the second motor 36 and thus the second gear unit 34 for pivoting out the rear leg 13 and for conveying the liquid by means of the pump 94.
- a head shell 260 is placed on the front part of the self-supporting frame 254 and carries a sound electronics 262 and a loudspeaker 264.
- torso shells Arranged on both sides around the self-supporting frame 254 with the corresponding attachments are two torso shells, not shown, which are detachably connected to one another, at least partially enclosing the frame 254, and which form a torso of the mechanical waist simulation.
- a fur is put over and sewn over these goal shells, the head shell 260, the front legs 10, 11 and rear legs 12, 13, which fur additionally has a head replica.
- the fur completely covers the front legs 10, 11, rear legs 12, 13, the torso shells and the head shell 260, so that these parts are no longer visible from the outside. Only the tongue 210, the cable 258 and the outlet 134 protrude from the skin.
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