EP3167770B1 - Secure device for displaying objects - Google Patents

Description

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

This presentation concerns the presentation of objects, and more particularly a secure device for presenting objects. Such a device can in particular be used for the secure presentation of watches in a commercial space.

TECHNOLOGICAL BACKGROUND

In stores and commercial spaces, it is possible to improve sales by putting certain products directly in contact with the consumer. Thus, under the control or not of a seller, the consumer can touch or grab the product to better appreciate it. However, for valuables, removing protective cases requires the use of alternative secure presentation devices.

For watches and more particularly wristwatches, various systems currently exist, such as that described in the patent application. DE 10254776 A1 . This document discloses a presentation device comprising a first plate provided with cutouts providing tongues around which the watch straps are fitted. A second plate, in which windows are provided which are smaller than the cutouts, is superimposed on the first plate so that the windows leave the watches visible while partially covering the cutouts. Thus, in the superimposed position of the plates, it is not possible to extract the watches.

More sophisticated systems exist but are difficult to use. For example, international demand WO 2015/051840 discloses a device according to the preamble of claim 1. Still other devices are unsightly or lock and release all watches at the same time, which can be detrimental to the safety of objects.

There is therefore a need for a new type of device for presenting objects.

PRESENTATION OF THE INVENTION

To this end, the present disclosure relates to a device for presenting objects as defined by claim 1, in particular comprising a base comprising at least one cell, at least one support configured to receive at least one object and to be inserted and extracted of the socket, and at least one movable bolt between a locked position in which the bolt is able to cooperate with the support to retain it in the socket, and an unlocked position in which the bolt allows the support to be extracted from the 'cell, each bolt being associated with a single cell and actuated by a separate drive mechanism.

In such a device, a cell and the bolt associated with this cell form a cell-bolt assembly. The object presentation device may include a plurality of socket-bolt assemblies of the type defined above. For example, these alveolus-bolt assemblies are organized in rows. In the following, unless otherwise indicated, the reference which will be made to "each alveolus-bolt assembly" will include the cases where the device comprises a single alveolus-bolt assembly or several alveolus-bolt assemblies.

Such a presentation device is simple in design and can be made particularly aesthetic. In addition, it is simple to use. Finally, it is optimal with regard to security: thanks to the fact that the respective bolts of each cell-bolt assembly are associated with the respective cells of the corresponding cell-bolt assemblies and actuated by a separate drive mechanism, in particular a mechanism specific to each socket-bolt assembly, moving a bolt to its unlocked position has no influence on the bolts of the other socket-bolt assembly (s), if there are several. Consequently, a support carrying an object can be easily removed without affecting the security of the objects carried by the other supports, if there are any.

In some embodiments, the drive mechanism is configured to drive the bolt in rotation around the cell. Thus, the space required for the different positions of the bolt is limited, which makes it possible to make the presentation device compact, in particular when several alveolus-bolt assemblies are provided one next to the other.

In some embodiments, the drive mechanism includes a motor. Thus, the drive mechanism can be actuated by an electrical control, possibly remotely, which does not require direct access to the drive mechanism.

In some embodiments, the drive mechanism includes a cam configured to drive the bolt from the locked position to the unlocked position, and to allow the bolt to move freely between the unlocked position and the locked position. The interaction between the cam and the bolt is therefore limited, which increases the reliability of the device.

For example, the cam can be configured to cooperate with the bolt in part of its movement, while in another part of its movement, the cam is in motion without cooperating with the bolt.

In certain embodiments, the bolt is generally in the form of a plate and extends substantially parallel to the cell. We can for example make this plate in one piece. In the context of the present description, two straight lines (respectively planes) which are substantially parallel are understood to mean two straight lines (respectively planes) which form between them (respectively between them) a maximum angle of 45 °, and preferably an angle less than 20 °, or even a zero angle. Thanks to these provisions, the size of the bolt is minimal. In addition, the indication that the bolt is "substantially parallel to the cell" means that it is substantially parallel to the plane defined by the edges of the cell.

In certain embodiments, the cell comprises at least one window and part of the bolt passes through said window. The part of the bolt passing through the window can be used to fix the bolt to the cell.

In certain embodiments, the bolt is configured so as to allow, in the locked position, the insertion of the support into the socket. Alternatively or in addition, the support can be configured so as to allow, in the locked position of the bolt, its insertion into the socket. Thus, the device allows automatic and easy locking of the support in the cell.

The insertion of the support in the locked position can be carried out by snap-fastening. Latching is a movement provided by a mechanism intended to allow this movement in one direction and to prevent this movement in the other direction. In certain embodiments, the latching can be carried out by means of a spring, in particular of the leaf spring type.

In certain embodiments, the bolt comprises return means configured to recall the bolt from the unlocked position to the locked position. This is particularly advantageous for ensuring the security of the support in the event of a failure of the drive mechanism or for limiting the cooperation of the cam and the bolt, if necessary, and avoiding premature wear of the bolt. The return means may be able to cooperate with the cell. The return means may in particular comprise a spring, in particular of the leaf spring type. According to one embodiment, the bolt comprises a return element configured both to recall the bolt from the unlocked position to the locked position and to allow the latching of the support in the cell. The double function given to the return element makes it possible to optimize the structure of the bolt and to simplify it.

In certain embodiments, the drive mechanism comprises means for detecting an unlocked position of the bolt. The drive mechanism may include timing means configured to maintain the bolt in an unlocked position for a predetermined period of time, as soon as the detection means detect the unlocked position of the bolt.

The detection means and / or the timing means make it possible to facilitate the extraction of the support from the cell, respectively by indicating and / or by extending the duration during which the bolt is in the unlocked position.

In certain embodiments, the support comprises a locking part configured to cooperate with the bolt when the bolt is in the locked position. The locking parts of the support and the bolt can be respectively male or female.

In certain embodiments, the drive mechanism is configured to receive an unlocking authorization and, on receipt of said authorization, drive the bolt from the locked position to the unlocked position. The unlocking authorization can be transmitted by wired or wireless signal, in particular by infrared and / or by means of a remote control.

In certain embodiments, the support is configured to receive a watch, in particular a wristwatch.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

• la figure 1 représente une vue de côté d'un dispositif de présentation d'objets selon un mode de réalisation ;
• la figure 2 est une vue partielle en coupe selon le plan A-A de la figure 1, lorsque le pêne est en position verrouillée ;
• la figure 3 est une vue partielle en coupe selon le plan A-A de la figure 1, lorsque le pêne est en position déverrouillée ;
• la figure 4 est une vue arrière du dispositif de présentation d'objets ;
• la figure 5 est une vue arrière du dispositif de présentation d'objets, montrant l'ensemble du mécanisme d'entraînement ;
• la figure 6 est une vue en perspective d'un support de montre selon un mode de réalisation.

The invention and its advantages will be better understood on reading the detailed description which follows, of embodiments of the invention given by way of nonlimiting examples. This description refers to the accompanying drawings, in which:

• the figure 1 shows a side view of an object presentation device according to one embodiment;
• the figure 2 is a partial sectional view according to the plan AA of the figure 1 , when the bolt is in the locked position;
• the figure 3 is a partial sectional view according to the plan AA of the figure 1 , when the bolt is in the unlocked position;
• the figure 4 is a rear view of the object presentation device;
• the figure 5 is a rear view of the object presentation device, showing the entire drive mechanism;
• the figure 6 is a perspective view of a watch holder according to one embodiment.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

An embodiment of an object presentation device will now be detailed with reference to figures 1-6 .

The figure 1 presents a side view of an object presentation device 10 (hereinafter "device 10"). The device 10 comprises a base 20 comprising at least one cell 22 (see figure 4 ), at least one support 30 configured to receive at least one object and to be inserted and extracted from the socket 22, and at least one bolt 40. The bolt 40 is movable between a locked position in which the bolt 40 is capable of cooperate with the support 30 to retain it in the socket 22, and an unlocked position in which the bolt 40 makes it possible to extract the support 30 from the socket 22.

In the present embodiment, the base 20 is generally in the form of a plate. The base 20 comprises a plurality of cells 22, of which only two have been shown on the figure 1 . Other shapes can be given to the base 20, in particular quasi-planar or planar forms by piece.

In the present embodiment, the device 10 comprises a plurality of bolts 40, of which only two have been shown on the figure 1 .

Thus, the device 10 comprises a plurality of alveolus-bolt assemblies, each alveolus-bolt assembly itself comprising a alveolus 22 and a bolt 40. Thereafter, only one of these alveolus-bolt assemblies will be described. As indicated above, each bolt 40 is associated with a single cell 22.

The bolt 40 is arranged on a rear surface of the base 20. In the present description, the front-rear direction corresponds to the direction of presentation of the objects, the front being on the consumer side. Thus, the bolt 40 is disposed on the side of the base 20 which is not normally accessible to consumers.

The support 30, which is only partially shown on the figure 1 , comprises a locking part configured to cooperate with the bolt 40 when the bolt 40 is in the locked position. In this case, the support 30 comprises a front flange 33 and a rear flange 35 spaced from one another. The engagement of the bolt 40 in the space provided between the front flange 33 and the rear flange 35 makes it possible to retain the support 30 in the socket 22. These flanges can be continuous, as in the example shown, or discontinuous.

In addition, the support 30 includes a zone 39 for positioning an indicative statement, such as the price or the reference of the product carried by the support.

Furthermore, as is clear from figures 2 and 3 commented on later, the shape of the support 30 and the shape of the cell 22 are provided so as to prevent, once the support 30 is inserted into the cell 22, any rotation of the support 30 relative to the cell 22. In particular, the shape, here elongated, of the cell 22 and the corresponding shape, here elongated, of the support 30 prevent any rotation of the support 30 in the plane of the base 20.

The figure 2 is a partial sectional view according to the plan AA of the figure 1 , showing the situation in which the bolt 40 is in the locked position. The bolt 40 comprises at least one blade 44, here two blades 44, which will be described in more detail below. In the locked position, the blades 44 of the bolt 40 partially obstruct the socket 22, engage between the two flanges 33, 35 of the support 30 and thus retain the support 30. Thus, it is the blade or blades 44 of the bolt which provide the locking function by cooperating with the locking part of the support 30. As illustrated in the figure 2 , the bolt 40, and more particularly the blades 44, engage in the support 30 transversely or radially, that is to say perpendicular to the front-rear direction defined above.

The figure 3 is a partial sectional view according to the plan AA of the figure 1 , showing the situation in which the bolt 40 is in the unlocked position. In this position, the blades 44 are set back relative to their locked position. In particular, the blades 44 no longer engage the locking part of the support 30. As is clear from the figure 3 , nothing prevents then to extract the support 30 from the cell 22.

The passage of the bolt 40 from the locked position shown on the figure 2 in the unlocked position shown on the figure 3 takes place by a rotation of the bolt 40, in particular a rotation of the bolt 40 around the cell 22. According to the invention the bolt 40 is rotatably mounted around an axis of the cell, in particular an axis substantially perpendicular to a plane of the cell. Here, the bolt 40 is rotated in a plane substantially parallel to the plane of the cell 22. On the figures 2 and 3 , the bolt 40 rotates counterclockwise to pass from the locked position to the unlocked position.

As illustrated in the figure 3 , in this embodiment, the rotation of the bolt 40 is carried out in particular by means of a drive mechanism 50 comprising a cam 52. The drive mechanism will be detailed later.

The geometry of the bolt 40 will be described more particularly with reference to the figure 4 , on which the supports 30 have not been shown. On the figure 4 , the bolt 40 of the left cell is represented by locked position while the bolt 40 of the right cell is shown in the unlocked position.

The bolt 40 comprises a central recess corresponding at least, with the exception of the parts ensuring the locking (here the blades 44), in the shape of the socket 22, whether the bolt 40 is in the locked or unlocked position. So, as we can see on the two positions represented on the figure 4 , the central recess of the bolt 40 makes it possible to have a support 30 in the cell.

The bolt 40 comprises an outer frame 43, at least one blade 44 and an inner frame 45. Here, the outer frame 43, the blade 44 and the inner frame 45 are joined, at their proximal end, at a portion 46 .

The external frame 43 defines the external shape of the bolt 40 and ensures its cohesion in a single piece. The external frame 43 maintains and centers the bolt 40 on the cell 22, in particular by cooperation with protuberances 26 at the periphery of the cell 22.

The internal frame 45 defines the internal shape of the bolt 40, when it differs from that defined by the external frame 43. The internal frame 45 maintains and centers the bolt 40 on the socket 22, in particular by cooperation with protrusions 24 at the periphery of the cell 22.

The protrusions 24 and 26 are separated from each other so as to form a window. Part of the bolt 40, here the distal end of the blade 44, passes through said window.

The blade 44 is located between the outer frame 43 and the inner frame 45. In addition, as can be seen from the figure 4 , the thickness of the blade 44, at its proximal end, is less than the thickness of the internal frame 45. Furthermore, the length separating the ends of the blade 44 is greater than the length separating the ends of the internal frame 45. Thanks to these provisions, the blade 44 has a bending stiffness less than that of the internal frame 45, and more generally less than that of the rest of the bolt 40. The blade 44 can therefore be subjected to bending, in particular in the main plane of the bolt 40, and functions as a spring blade.

The protrusion 24 includes an inclined surface 24a. Furthermore, the blade 44 comprises, here at its distal end, an inclined surface 44a. As can be seen by comparing the locked (left) and unlocked (right) positions on the figure 4 , the retraction of the blades 44 to ensure the unlocking of the support in bending stress the blade 44, thanks to the cooperation of the inclined surfaces 24a, 44a respective of the protuberance 24 of the base 20 and of the blade 44. More precisely, the blade 44 is in the rest position when the bolt 40 is in the locked position. When the bolt 40 is rotated towards the unlocked position, the inclined surface 24a of the protrusion 24 exerts a force on the surface 44a of the blade 44, which causes the blade 44 to bend and the blade 44 to be withdrawn by relative to its locked position. So that the blade 44 no longer hinders passage through the cell 22, its end is provided with a surface 44b, in the extension of the surface 44a and inclined relative to the latter.

Insofar as the blade 44 is in flexion when the bolt 40 is in the unlocked position, forces are exerted between the inclined surface 24a of the protrusion 24 and the inclined surface 44a of the blade 44. If the bolt 40 is not not maintained in the unlocked position, these efforts tend to return the bolt 40 to the locked position. Thus, the blade 44 forms return means configured to return the bolt 40 from the unlocked position to the locked position. As a result, the passage from the unlocked position to the locked position can be done simply by virtue of this restoring force, without the use of a drive mechanism.

As indicated above, each bolt 40 is actuated by a separate drive mechanism 50, in particular for the passage from the locked position to the unlocked position.

In this embodiment, for its drive, the bolt 40 comprises at least one cam surface 41. In addition, the bolt 40 comprises at least one stop 42. Here, the bolt 40 comprises two cam surfaces 41 and two stops 42 This makes the bolt 40 symmetrical and facilitates its manufacture. However, a single cam surface and a single stop will be described later. The shapes of the cam surface 41 and of the stop 42 are configured to cooperate with the cam 52. In this embodiment, the cam 52 has a general shape in lowercase b, or in comma, having a part in eccentric projection 52a and a round part 52b.

In the locked position (left side on the figure 4 ), the cam 52 does not cooperate with the bolt 40. The straight part 52a is distant from the bolt 40. When it passes into the unlocked position, the cam 52 rotates, here clockwise on the figure 4 . The eccentric projection part 52a approaches the cam surface 41 then engages the stop 42, which causes the bolt 40 to rotate, here counterclockwise. After a U-turn, the position obtained is that shown on the right on the figure 4 . It is an unlocked position.

When the cam 52 continues its turn from the unlocked position, the eccentric projection part 52a slides along the stop 42 until it loses contact with said stop. The round part 52b being sufficiently distant from the bolt 40, there is then no longer any contact between the cam 52 and the bolt 40, and this at least until the cam 52 returns to its starting position (on the left on the figure 4 ). Under these conditions, the only forces exerted on the bolt 40 are the bending forces of the blade 44, which recall the bolt 40 in the locked position as explained above.

Furthermore, the drive mechanism 50 comprises means for detecting an unlocked position of the bolt 40. These detection means here take the form of a switch 54. The switch 54 is integral with the base 20 (in this case, being carried by the drive mechanism 50, itself fixed to the base) so as to be able to cooperate with a support part 47 of the bolt 40. As illustrated in the left and right parts of the figure 4 , the rotation of the bolt changes the distance between the support part 47 and the switch 54, so that the switch is activated by the support part 47 when the bolt is in the unlocked position. The signal sent by the switch 54 can be used, in cooperation with electronic control means, to stop the movement of the cam 52, for example to keep the bolt 40 in the unlocked position for a predetermined duration. The electronic control means then form timing means.

The drive mechanism 50 will now be detailed with reference to the figure 5 . On the figure 5 , like on the figure 4 , the bolt 40 on the left is shown in the locked position while the bolt 40 on the right is shown in the unlocked position.

The drive mechanism 50 comprises, in addition to the cam 52 and the switch 54 already presented, a motor 56 and an electronic control circuit 58. The figure 5 shows two drive mechanisms 50, one for each bolt 40. The two electronic control circuits are arranged on the same electronic card but are entirely independent. In addition, each drive mechanism includes its own motor 56. Thus, each bolt 40 is actuated by a separate drive mechanism 50.

The motor 56 can be of a type known per se and will not be described here. The motor 56 rotates the cam 52. The electronic control circuit 58 controls the motor 56. For example, the drive mechanism 50 can be configured, via the electronic control circuit 58, to receive an authorization for unlocking and, upon receipt of said authorization, activate the motor 56 so as to drive the bolt 40 from the locked position to the position unlocked. To this end, the electronic control circuit 58 may include a wired or wireless receiver, for example of the infrared type, for receiving the unlocking authorization.

Furthermore, the electronic control circuit 58 can be configured, as indicated above, to take into account a position of the bolt 40 detected by the switch 54.

An example of use of the device 10 will now be described. The bolt 40 is initially in its locked position. The drive mechanism 50 receives, via the electronic control circuit 58, an unlocking authorization, for example via a signal sent by the infrared remote control of a seller. Upon receipt of this authorization, the electronic control circuit 58 activates the motor 56 which rotates the cam 52. The cam 52 itself drives the bolt 40 in rotation from the locked position.

The bolt 40 can rotate until its support part 47 activates the switch 54. The bolt 40 is then in the unlocked position. The activation of the switch 54 is detected by the electronic control circuit 58, which stops the rotation of the motor 56 for a predetermined duration, for example a few seconds. During this period, the seller can remove the support 30 from the cell 22. At the end of this period, whether the support 30 has been replaced in the cell 22 or not, the electronic control circuit 58 again triggers the rotation of the motor 56. The motor 56 rotates the cam 52 which loses its contact with the bolt 40. The bolt 40 therefore returns to the locked position as explained above, while the cam 52 continues its turn. The motor 56 can be stopped when the cam 52 has returned to its original position. Limiting the time during which the bolt 40 is in the unlocked position and the blades 44 are in bending prevents premature wear of the blades 44 and, in particular of their attachment arms 44 'which give them a spring effect.

The figure 6 shows in perspective a support 30 of the device 10. The support 30 is particularly configured to receive a bracelet, a wristwatch or any similar object. The support 30 comprises a main body 32 provided with a front flange 33 and a rear flange 35 already presented with reference to the figure 1 . The flanges 33, 35 define between them a locking slot 34 adapted to cooperate with the blade 44 of the bolt 40 to retain, in the locked position, the support 30 in the socket 22.

To adapt to watch straps or bracelets of different diameters, the support 30 includes a rear support 36, connected to the main body 32 by a screw 37. A threaded ring 38 makes it possible to more or less engage the screw 37 in the body main 32, so as to bring the rear support 36 closer or further away from the main body 32. In this way, when a bracelet or a wristwatch is positioned around the support, for example with the watch dial resting on the front face 31 of the main body 32, the ring 38 can be turned so that the bracelet is in tension around the main body 32 and the rear support 36.

Furthermore, as indicated above, the bolt 40 is configured so as to allow, in the locked position, the insertion of the support 30 into the socket 22. As we have seen, in the present embodiment, the bolt 40 is only recalled in the locked position by bending the blades 44. If a user attempts to insert a support 30 into the socket 22 in this position, this support will therefore collide with the blades 44. However, the blades 44 and / or the support 30 can be configured so that the insertion of the support 30 in the cell 22 separates the blades 44.

To do this, in the present embodiment, the rear flange 35 has bevelled lugs 35a. The blades 44 may include, at their distal end, a corresponding chamfered surface to facilitate the action of the lugs 35a. Thus, when the support 30 is inserted into the socket while the bolt 40 is in position locked, the longitudinal force, in the front-rear direction, exerted by the support 30 translates, thanks to the pins 35a, in transverse forces exerted on the blades 44, which separates them. Once the rear flange 35 has passed completely behind the blades 44, the return force of the blades 44 returns the bolt 40 to the locked position, the blades 44 then engaging in the locking slot 34. In this state, the support 30 can no longer be removed without unlocking the bolt. Thus, the configuration of the bolt 40 and the support 30 can form a latching mechanism.

The support 30 carries positioning tabs 30 'which contribute to the correct positioning of the support in a cell 22. In fact, these tabs come to bear against the edges of the cell. This makes it possible to prevent, in particular when the bolt is unlocked, that the support does not tend to tip over into the socket under its own weight and that of the product that it carries, in particular a watch. In this case, the tongues 30 ′ are produced on at least one of the cheeks 30A of the support (preferably on the two cheeks 30A and 30B) and protrude elastically towards the outside of the cheek which carries them. The elastic tongues can cooperate with the edges of the cell by snap-fastening and, for this purpose, they can carry a stud 30'A or equivalent projecting therefrom.

The bolt 40 can be made of any material suitable for its function, for example plastic or resin, for example material of Altuchoc® type or of POM type (for Polyoxymethylene). Each of the other components can also be formed from these materials. The bolt 40 as well as the base 20 can be obtained by cutting plates, which greatly simplifies their manufacture and reduces their production costs.

We have presented an embodiment of the support 30 configured to receive bracelets or wristwatches. However, support 30 can be modified to receive any type of object to be presented, without the principle of its cooperation with the socket 22 and the bolt 40 changing.

Although the present invention has been described with reference to specific exemplary embodiments, modifications can be made to these examples without departing from the general scope of the invention as defined by the claims. In particular, individual features of the various illustrated / mentioned embodiments can be combined in additional embodiments. Therefore, the description and the drawings should be considered in an illustrative rather than restrictive sense.

Claims (11)

1. An article presentation device (10) comprising a base (20) having at least one slot (22), at least one support (30) configured to receive at least one article and to be inserted in and extracted from the slot (22), and at least one catch (40) that is movable between a locked position in which the catch (40) is suitable for cooperating with the support (30) in order to retain it in the slot (22), and an unlocked position in which the catch (40) enables the support (30) to be extracted from the slot (22), each catch (40) being associated with a single slot (22) and being actuated by a distinct drive mechanism (50), wherein the drive mechanism (50) is configured to drive the catch (40) in turning, characterized in that the catch (40) is mounted to turn about an axis of the slot (22).
2. An article presentation device (10) according to claim 1, wherein the drive mechanism (50) is configured to drive the catch (40) in turning about the slot (22).
3. An article presentation device (10) according to claim 1 or claim 2, wherein the catch (40) is generally in the form of a plate, in particular being made as a single piece, and extends substantially parallel to the slot (22) .
4. An article presentation device (10) according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the slot (22) includes at least one window (28) and a portion (44) of the catch (40) crosses said window (28).
5. An article presentation device (10) according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the catch (40) in the locked position is configured to enable the support (30) to be inserted in the slot (22).
6. An article presentation device (10) according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the catch (40) includes return means (44) configured to urge the catch (40) from the unlocked position to the locked position.
7. An article presentation device (10) according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the drive mechanism (50) includes detector means (54) for detecting an unlocked position of the catch.
8. An article presentation device (10) according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the support (30) includes a locking portion (33, 34, 35) configured to co-operate with the catch (40) when the catch is in the locked position.
9. An article presentation device (10) according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the drive mechanism (50) is configured to receive authorization to unlock, and on receiving said authorization, to drive the catch (40) from the locked position to the unlocked position.
10. An article presentation device (10) according to any one of claims 1 to 9, wherein the support (30) is configured to receive a watch.
11. An article presentation device (10) according to any one of claims 1 to 10, wherein the drive mechanism (50) comprises a cam (52) configured to drive the catch (40) from the locked position to the unlocked position and to leave the catch (40) free to move from the unlocked position to the locked position.

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