EP1698383A1 - Play apparatus - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to play facilities for installation in children's areas in amusement parks, department stores, supermarkets, or the like.
- the inventors have already proposed a play facility, in which bag-like containers made of flexible sheets are filled with a pliable substance or a powder and/or a liquid, the ductile objects formed by removing the air from the containers are spread on the floor of a play space, and play participants can climb onto and play on the spread ductile objects.
- a play facility in which bag-like containers made of flexible sheets are filled with a pliable substance or a powder and/or a liquid, the ductile objects formed by removing the air from the containers are spread on the floor of a play space, and play participants can climb onto and play on the spread ductile objects.
- the play participants can make dents in the ductile objects or let them bulge up at one place, as if playing with PlaydoughTM.
- the pliable substance or powder filled into the containers does not come in direct contact with the play participants, so that it will not soil clothes or body, which is hygienic.
- the pliable substance or powder is filled into the bag-like containers, so that there is no risk of it becoming scattered around the play facility, which means that the play facility can be set up without problems at an indoor children's area.
- a play facility in accordance with the present invention comprises a rotation shaft erected on a floor inside the play facility, the rotation shaft being rotatable around its axis; a brush-like decorative object attached to an circumferential periphery of the rotation shaft; and a driving means for rotating the rotation shaft around its axis; wherein a play participant can play while holding on to the rotation shaft to which the decorative object is attached.
- the rotatable rotation shaft having the brush-like decorative object attached to its circumferential periphery and standing erect on the floor is rotated around its axis by the driving means, and the play participant can engage in such play as holding on to the rotating rotation shaft.
- the play participant can experience the sensation of being buried in the brush-like decorative object while holding on to the rotation shaft, with the brush-like decorative object brushing along the play participant's body, or the play participant can experience being rotated together with the rotation shaft. Especially for smaller children, such as toddlers, this will be a novel sensation that they have not experience before, and will therefore be double the fun.
- the decorative object may also be shaped like a geometrical solid. With such a decorative object, the play participant can cling to the geometrically decorative object, or hold on to the rotation shaft while riding on the decorative object. Similar to the above, for smaller children, this will be a new kind of play that they have not experience before.
- the rotation shaft may be suspended from a ceiling inside the play facility. Also in this case, similar effects as described above can be attained. Also, the rotation shaft does not have to be rigid, but may be flexible or made of a bendable or pliable material.
- the present invention provides a play facility with which in particular younger children such as toddlers can partake in novel play activities that they have not experience before. Also, the configuration of the play facility is simple, so that it can be set up without problem in an indoor children's area.
- Fig. 1 is a perspective view of an entire play facility according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 2 is a perspective view of a first rotation structure according to this embodiment, and
- Fig. 3 is a perspective view of a second rotation structure according to this embodiment.
- Fig. 4 is a longitudinal sectional view of the rotation structure, which is the same in the first rotation structure and the second rotation structure.
- a play facility 1 As shown in Fig. 1, a play facility 1 according to this example includes a play space 8 constituted by support poles 2 erected at four locations, a floor member 3, a ceiling member 4, and beams 5 and 6. A first rotation structure 20 and second rotation structures 40 are arranged inside this play space 8.
- walls 9, pillars 10 and nets 11 affixed to the pillars 10 are arranged between the support poles 2.
- the first rotation structure 20 is made of a lower base 21 that is placed on the floor member 3, an upper base 22 fixed to the lower surface of the ceiling member 4, a bearing 23 fixed to the lower base 21, a bearing 24 fixed to the upper base 22, a rotation shaft 25 arranged in an erect orientation and supported rotatively by these bearings 23 and 24, a drive motor 28 driving the rotation shaft 25 around its center axis, an attachment member 29 fixing the drive motor 28 to the lower base 21, a friction clutch 26 and a coupling 27 disposed between the output shaft of the drive motor 28 and the rotation shaft 25 and transmitting the driving source of the drive motor 28 to the rotation shaft 25, a cover member 32 formed by covering an urethane sponge with a vinyl sheet and covering the circumferential periphery of the rotation shaft 25, a brush-like decorative object 33 fixed to the circumferential periphery of the cover member 32, a cover member 30 covering the lower base 21, and a cover member 31 covering the upper base 22, the cover members 30 and 31 also being made of
- the decorative object 33 may be made by attaching fibers, straps or feathers in a brush-like fashion to the rotation shaft 25.
- the second rotation structure 40 is similarly made of a lower base 41 that is placed on the floor member 3, an upper base 42 fixed to the lower surface of the ceiling member 4, a bearing 43 fixed to the lower base 41, a bearing 44 fixed to the upper base 42, a rotation shaft 45 arranged in an erect orientation and supported rotatively by these bearings 43 and 44, a drive motor 48 driving the rotation shaft 45 around its center axis, an attachment member 49 fixing the drive motor 48 to the lower base 41, a friction clutch 46 and a coupling 47 disposed between the output shaft of the drive motor 48 and the rotation shaft 45 and transmitting the driving source of the drive motor 48 to the rotation shaft 45, a cover member 42 formed by covering an urethane sponge with a vinyl sheet and covering the circumferential periphery of the rotation shaft 45, decorative objects 53 attached to the circumferential periphery of the rotation shaft 45 and shaped like geometric solids, a cover member 50 covering the lower base 41, and a cover member 51 covering the upper base 42,
- Each of the decorative objects 53 is made of a skeleton member shaped like a geometrical solid, such as a disk or a prism, and is covered by a cover member made by covering an urethane sponge with a vinyl sheet.
- the skeleton member is fixed to the rotation shaft 45.
- a mattress made by covering an urethane sponge with a vinyl sheet is spread on the floor member 3.
- the lower face of the ceiling member 4 and the inner side of the walls 9 are covered by cover members similarly made by covering an urethane sponge with a vinyl sheet, and the support pillars 2 and the pillars 10 are also covered by cover members of a similar structure.
- the play participant enters the play space 8, in which the rotation shafts 25 and 45 are rotated in this manner, and can engage in play by holding on to the rotation shaft 25 to the outer side of which the brush-like decorative object 33 is attached, or clinging to the geometrically decorative objects 53 attached to the rotation shaft 45, or holding on to the rotation shaft 45 while riding on the decorative objects 53.
- the decorative object 33 is made of a soft material, shaped like fibers, straps or feathers, and by holding on to the rotation shaft 25, the play participant can experience the sensation of being buried in the brush-like decorative object 33, with the brush-like decorative object 33 brushing along the play participant's body. Or, the play participant can experience being rotated together with the rotation shaft 25 or 45. Especially for smaller children, such as toddlers, this sensation will be a novel sensation that they have not experienced before, and will therefore be double the fun.
- the configuration of the play facility is simple, so that it can be set up without problem in an indoor children's area or the like.
- the rotation shafts 25 and 45 are supported by the floor member 3 and the ceiling member 4, but it is also possible to adopt a configuration in which the rotation shafts 25 and 45 are not supported by the ceiling member 4, but stand erect on the floor member 3 as shown in Fig. 5, or in which the rotation shafts 25 and 45 are suspended vertically from the ceiling member 4, as shown in Fig. 6. Also in this case, the same effect as described for the foregoing example can be attained. It should be noted that in Figs. 5 and 6, the same reference numerals are used for structural elements that are the same as in the foregoing example, and their further explanation has been omitted.
- rotation shafts 25 and 45 in the above examples are not limited to rigid shafts, but may also have a certain degree of flexibility, such as wire springs or elastic bars, and they may also be made of a bendable or pliable material. Thus, loads applied by the play participants can cause the rotation shafts 25 and 45 to swing, thus further increasing the play possibilities.
- the rotation shafts 25 and 45 may be curved to a U-shape, with both ends of the rotation shafts 25 and 45 being supported by the floor member 3, as shown in Fig. 8.
- the rotation shafts 25 and 45 may be curved to a U-shape, with both ends of the rotation shafts 25 and 45 being supported by the ceiling member 4.
- the structure for supporting and rotating the rotation shaft may also be as shown in Fig. 9.
- the rotation shaft 25', 45' is made of a tubular member, which is supported by a similarly tubular support post 61 standing erect on the floor member 3 and inserted into this tubular member.
- the drive motor 28, 48 is disposed inside the support post 61.
- a linking shaft 62 attached to the inner face of the rotation shaft 25', 45' pierces the upper end of the support post 61 and is supported rotatively by a fixed bearing 23, 43.
- the linking shaft 62 is linked via a friction clutch 26, 46 and a coupling 27, 47 to the output shaft of the drive motor 28, 48.
- the support post 61 stands erect on a base plate 60 placed on the floor member 3.
- numeral 63 in Fig. 9 denotes guide rollers guiding the rotation of the rotation shafts 25' and 45'.
Abstract
A play facility (1) includes a rotation shaft (25) erected on a floor inside the play facility, the rotation shaft being rotatable (25) around its axis; a brush-like decorative object (33) attached to an circumferential periphery of the rotation shaft (25); and a driving means for rotating the rotation shaft (25) around its axis. A play participant can play while holding on to the rotation shaft (25) to which the decorative object (33) is attached.
Description
- The present invention relates to play facilities for installation in children's areas in amusement parks, department stores, supermarkets, or the like.
- As a play facility that can be set up in children's areas of amusement parks, department stores or supermarkets or the like, the inventors have already proposed a play facility, in which bag-like containers made of flexible sheets are filled with a pliable substance or a powder and/or a liquid, the ductile objects formed by removing the air from the containers are spread on the floor of a play space, and play participants can climb onto and play on the spread ductile objects. (Cf. Japanese Unexamined Pat. App. Pub. No. 2000-116961A.) With this play facility, the play participants can make dents in the ductile objects or let them bulge up at one place, as if playing with Playdough™. Also, the pliable substance or powder filled into the containers does not come in direct contact with the play participants, so that it will not soil clothes or body, which is hygienic.
- In this play facility, the pliable substance or powder is filled into the bag-like containers, so that there is no risk of it becoming scattered around the play facility, which means that the play facility can be set up without problems at an indoor children's area.
- In this regard, a number of play facilities suitable for children above a certain height have been proposed, but in spite of the above-described play facility, there are not many facilities that are adequately suitable for toddlers. Moreover, there are few play facilities that can be set up indoors.
- It is thus an object of the present invention to rectify this situation and to provide a play facility that can be played on by small children and that can be set up indoors.
- In order to attain the above objects, a play facility in accordance with the present invention comprises a rotation shaft erected on a floor inside the play facility, the rotation shaft being rotatable around its axis; a brush-like decorative object attached to an circumferential periphery of the rotation shaft; and a driving means for rotating the rotation shaft around its axis; wherein a play participant can play while holding on to the rotation shaft to which the decorative object is attached.
- With the play facility according to this configuration, the rotatable rotation shaft having the brush-like decorative object attached to its circumferential periphery and standing erect on the floor is rotated around its axis by the driving means, and the play participant can engage in such play as holding on to the rotating rotation shaft.
- If the decorative object is made of soft fibers (or straps, or feathers), then the play participant can experience the sensation of being buried in the brush-like decorative object while holding on to the rotation shaft, with the brush-like decorative object brushing along the play participant's body, or the play participant can experience being rotated together with the rotation shaft. Especially for smaller children, such as toddlers, this will be a novel sensation that they have not experience before, and will therefore be double the fun.
- The decorative object may also be shaped like a geometrical solid. With such a decorative object, the play participant can cling to the geometrically decorative object, or hold on to the rotation shaft while riding on the decorative object. Similar to the above, for smaller children, this will be a new kind of play that they have not experience before.
- Also, the rotation shaft may be suspended from a ceiling inside the play facility. Also in this case, similar effects as described above can be attained. Also, the rotation shaft does not have to be rigid, but may be flexible or made of a bendable or pliable material.
- As explained above, the present invention provides a play facility with which in particular younger children such as toddlers can partake in novel play activities that they have not experience before. Also, the configuration of the play facility is simple, so that it can be set up without problem in an indoor children's area.
- From the following detailed description in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, the foregoing and other objects, features, aspects and advantages of the present invention will become readily apparent to those skilled in the art.
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- Fig. 1 is a perspective view of an entire play facility according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 2 is a perspective view of a first rotation structure according to this embodiment.
- Fig. 3 is a perspective view of a second rotation structure according to this embodiment.
- Fig. 4 is a longitudinal sectional view of a rotation structure that is the same in the first rotation structure and the second rotation structure of this embodiment.
- Fig. 5 is a longitudinal sectional view of a rotation structure that is the same in the first rotation structure and the second rotation structure according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 6 is a longitudinal sectional view of a rotation structure that is the same in the first rotation structure and the second rotation structure according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 7 is a longitudinal sectional view of a rotation structure that is the same in the first rotation structure and the second rotation structure according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 8 is a longitudinal sectional view of a rotation structure that is the same in the first rotation structure and the second rotation structure according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 9 is a longitudinal sectional view of a rotation structure that is the same in the first rotation structure and the second rotation structure according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- The following is a description of specific embodiments of the present invention, with reference to the accompanying drawings. Fig. 1 is a perspective view of an entire play facility according to an embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 2 is a perspective view of a first rotation structure according to this embodiment, and Fig. 3 is a perspective view of a second rotation structure according to this embodiment. Fig. 4 is a longitudinal sectional view of the rotation structure, which is the same in the first rotation structure and the second rotation structure.
- As shown in Fig. 1, a
play facility 1 according to this example includes aplay space 8 constituted bysupport poles 2 erected at four locations, afloor member 3, aceiling member 4, andbeams first rotation structure 20 andsecond rotation structures 40 are arranged inside thisplay space 8. - It should be noted that
walls 9,pillars 10 andnets 11 affixed to thepillars 10 are arranged between thesupport poles 2. - As shown in Figs. 2 and 4, the
first rotation structure 20 is made of alower base 21 that is placed on thefloor member 3, anupper base 22 fixed to the lower surface of theceiling member 4, abearing 23 fixed to thelower base 21, abearing 24 fixed to theupper base 22, arotation shaft 25 arranged in an erect orientation and supported rotatively by thesebearings drive motor 28 driving therotation shaft 25 around its center axis, anattachment member 29 fixing thedrive motor 28 to thelower base 21, afriction clutch 26 and acoupling 27 disposed between the output shaft of thedrive motor 28 and therotation shaft 25 and transmitting the driving source of thedrive motor 28 to therotation shaft 25, acover member 32 formed by covering an urethane sponge with a vinyl sheet and covering the circumferential periphery of therotation shaft 25, a brush-likedecorative object 33 fixed to the circumferential periphery of thecover member 32, acover member 30 covering thelower base 21, and acover member 31 covering theupper base 22, thecover members - The
decorative object 33 may be made by attaching fibers, straps or feathers in a brush-like fashion to therotation shaft 25. - As shown in Figs. 3 and 4, the
second rotation structure 40 is similarly made of alower base 41 that is placed on thefloor member 3, anupper base 42 fixed to the lower surface of theceiling member 4, abearing 43 fixed to thelower base 41, abearing 44 fixed to theupper base 42, arotation shaft 45 arranged in an erect orientation and supported rotatively by thesebearings drive motor 48 driving therotation shaft 45 around its center axis, anattachment member 49 fixing thedrive motor 48 to thelower base 41, afriction clutch 46 and acoupling 47 disposed between the output shaft of thedrive motor 48 and therotation shaft 45 and transmitting the driving source of thedrive motor 48 to therotation shaft 45, acover member 42 formed by covering an urethane sponge with a vinyl sheet and covering the circumferential periphery of therotation shaft 45,decorative objects 53 attached to the circumferential periphery of therotation shaft 45 and shaped like geometric solids, acover member 50 covering thelower base 41, and acover member 51 covering theupper base 42, thecover members - Each of the
decorative objects 53 is made of a skeleton member shaped like a geometrical solid, such as a disk or a prism, and is covered by a cover member made by covering an urethane sponge with a vinyl sheet. The skeleton member is fixed to therotation shaft 45. - A mattress made by covering an urethane sponge with a vinyl sheet is spread on the
floor member 3. The lower face of theceiling member 4 and the inner side of thewalls 9 are covered by cover members similarly made by covering an urethane sponge with a vinyl sheet, and thesupport pillars 2 and thepillars 10 are also covered by cover members of a similar structure. - Thus, with this
play facility 1, first therotation shaft 25 of thefirst rotation structure 20 is driven by thedrive motor 28, and therotation shaft 45 of thesecond rotation structure 40 is driven by thedrive motor 48. - Then, the play participant enters the
play space 8, in which therotation shafts rotation shaft 25 to the outer side of which the brush-likedecorative object 33 is attached, or clinging to the geometricallydecorative objects 53 attached to therotation shaft 45, or holding on to therotation shaft 45 while riding on thedecorative objects 53. - The
decorative object 33 is made of a soft material, shaped like fibers, straps or feathers, and by holding on to therotation shaft 25, the play participant can experience the sensation of being buried in the brush-likedecorative object 33, with the brush-likedecorative object 33 brushing along the play participant's body. Or, the play participant can experience being rotated together with therotation shaft - The configuration of the play facility is simple, so that it can be set up without problem in an indoor children's area or the like.
- When more than a predetermined number of play participants hold on to the
rotation shaft drive motor friction clutch rotation shaft drive motor friction clutch drive motor drive motor friction clutch - The foregoing was an explanation of an embodiment of the present invention, but there is no limitation to the specific configurations that can be adopted for the present invention.
- For example, in the above example, the
rotation shafts floor member 3 and theceiling member 4, but it is also possible to adopt a configuration in which therotation shafts ceiling member 4, but stand erect on thefloor member 3 as shown in Fig. 5, or in which therotation shafts ceiling member 4, as shown in Fig. 6. Also in this case, the same effect as described for the foregoing example can be attained. It should be noted that in Figs. 5 and 6, the same reference numerals are used for structural elements that are the same as in the foregoing example, and their further explanation has been omitted. - Also, the
rotation shafts rotation shafts - In this case, there may be a horizontal shift between the position where the
rotation shafts floor member 3 and the position where they are supported by theceiling member 4, as shown in Fig. 7, thus curving therotation shafts rotation shafts rotation shafts floor member 3, as shown in Fig. 8. Alternatively, in a configuration that is not shown in the drawings, therotation shafts rotation shafts ceiling member 4. - The structure for supporting and rotating the rotation shaft may also be as shown in Fig. 9. In this example, the rotation shaft 25', 45' is made of a tubular member, which is supported by a similarly
tubular support post 61 standing erect on thefloor member 3 and inserted into this tubular member. Thedrive motor support post 61. A linkingshaft 62 attached to the inner face of the rotation shaft 25', 45' pierces the upper end of thesupport post 61 and is supported rotatively by a fixedbearing shaft 62 is linked via afriction clutch coupling drive motor support post 61 stands erect on abase plate 60 placed on thefloor member 3. Also, numeral 63 in Fig. 9 denotes guide rollers guiding the rotation of the rotation shafts 25' and 45'.
Only selected embodiments have been chosen to illustrate the present invention. To those skilled in the art, however, it will be apparent from the foregoing disclosure that various changes and modifications can be made herein without departing from the scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims. Furthermore, the foregoing description of the embodiments according to the present invention is provided for illustration only, and not for limiting the invention as defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.
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- A play facility comprising:a rotation shaft (25) erected on a floor (3) inside the play facility, the rotation shaft (25) being rotatable around its axis;a brush-like decorative object (33) attached to an circumferential periphery of the rotation shaft (25); anda driving means (28) for rotating the rotation shaft (25) around its axis,wherein a play participant can play while holding on to the rotation shaft (25) to which the decorative object (33) is attached.
- A play facility comprising:a rotation shaft (45) erected on a floor (3) inside the play facility, the rotation shaft (45) being rotatable around its axis;a decorative object (53) of geometrical solid shape attached to an circumferential periphery of the rotation shaft (45); anda driving means (48) for rotating the rotation shaft around its axis,wherein a play participant can play while holding on to the rotation shaft (45) to which the decorative object (53) is attached.
- A play facility comprising:a rotation shaft (25) suspended from a ceiling (4) inside the play facility, the rotation shaft (25) being supported by the ceiling (4) so as to be rotatable around its axis;a brush-like decorative object (33) attached to an circumferential periphery of the rotation shaft (25); anda driving means (28) for rotating the rotation shaft around its axis,wherein a play participant can play while holding on to the rotation shaft (25) to which the decorative object (33) is attached.
- A play facility comprising:a rotation shaft (45) suspended from a ceiling (4) inside the play facility, the rotation shaft (45) being supported by the ceiling (4) so as to be rotatable around its axis;a decorative object (53) of geometrical solid shape attached to an circumferential periphery of the rotation shaft (45); anda driving means (48) for rotating the rotation shaft (45) around its axis,wherein a play participant can play while holding on to the rotation shaft (45) to which the decorative object (53) is attached.
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