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EP3385940A1
EP3385940A1 EP17164675.5A EP17164675A EP3385940A1 EP 3385940 A1 EP3385940 A1 EP 3385940A1 EP 17164675 A EP17164675 A EP 17164675A EP 3385940 A1 EP3385940 A1 EP 3385940A1
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Gilles FROIDEVAUX
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    • G—PHYSICS
    • G09—EDUCATION; CRYPTOGRAPHY; DISPLAY; ADVERTISING; SEALS
    • G09F—DISPLAYING; ADVERTISING; SIGNS; LABELS OR NAME-PLATES; SEALS
    • G09F17/00—Flags; Banners; Mountings therefor
    • G—PHYSICS
    • G09—EDUCATION; CRYPTOGRAPHY; DISPLAY; ADVERTISING; SEALS
    • G09F—DISPLAYING; ADVERTISING; SIGNS; LABELS OR NAME-PLATES; SEALS
    • G09F9/00—Indicating arrangements for variable information in which the information is built-up on a support by selection or combination of individual elements
    • G09F9/30—Indicating arrangements for variable information in which the information is built-up on a support by selection or combination of individual elements in which the desired character or characters are formed by combining individual elements
    • G09F9/305—Indicating arrangements for variable information in which the information is built-up on a support by selection or combination of individual elements in which the desired character or characters are formed by combining individual elements being the ends of optical fibres
    • G—PHYSICS
    • G09—EDUCATION; CRYPTOGRAPHY; DISPLAY; ADVERTISING; SEALS
    • G09F—DISPLAYING; ADVERTISING; SIGNS; LABELS OR NAME-PLATES; SEALS
    • G09F13/00—Illuminated signs; Luminous advertising
    • G09F13/04—Signs, boards or panels, illuminated from behind the insignia
    • G09F13/08—Signs, boards or panels, illuminated from behind the insignia using both translucent and non-translucent layers

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  • the present invention refers to a bright flag, and in particular to a flag whose canvas is provided with optical fibers.
  • the flag is light and manoeuvrable for use by mobile operators near dangerous areas.
  • Flags are common means of communication in automobile circuits, airports, the navy and other areas. They allow to guide the maneuvers or to prevent in case of danger. They are handled by mobile operators, who move rapidly to or near hazardous areas to effectively guide users. Such flags are necessarily portable, include a handle on which is fixed a canvas whose colors or patterns indicate the nature of the danger or maneuvers to perform.
  • This mode of communication is effective under optimal visibility conditions.
  • the delivered message may be misunderstood or simply ignored.
  • drivers on a racetrack for example, may have difficulty reading instructions issued with such a flag, or understand them too late.
  • the maneuvers are made more delicate in case of poor visibility. This situation is all the more true the night when, even if the environment is illuminated, the artificial lights are not necessarily white and can compromise the good appreciation of the colors of the flag.
  • Flags comprising optical fibers are known for example from the patent application WO2015009018 . These devices however remain bulky and are not easily manageable.
  • the flag of the present invention comprises a handle, having a grip portion and a holding portion, and a cloth attached to the grip portion of the handle.
  • the fabric comprises optical fibers, or consists of optical fibers, one end of which is free.
  • the free end of the optical fibers is understood as the part of the optical fibers not included in the flag cloth.
  • the free end of the optical fibers points towards the handle of the flag.
  • the holding portion of the handle contains at least one light device arranged facing the free end of the optical fibers so as to illuminate the optical fibers.
  • the prehensile part of the handle has a control switch.
  • the gripping portion of the handle may further include a load indicator.
  • the inside of the handle preferably in its prehensile part, contains a source of electrical energy, an electrical or electronic control system and the necessary connection means.
  • the source of electrical energy can be a rechargeable battery permanently included in the handle. Alternatively, the source of electrical energy can be removable.
  • the optical fibers are grouped into bundles where the free end of the optical fibers of the same bundle is associated with a concentrator.
  • the light devices are each held in a hole of the handle by means of a support.
  • a support according to the invention comprises a first internal space where the light device is housed, and a lip for holding the support on the handle. The lip is greater in diameter than the diameter of the hole where the light device is maintained.
  • the support may further comprise at least one flexible tongue, provided with a lug arranged such that it is in contact with the inside diameter of the handle once the support has been put in place.
  • the support also makes it possible to center the optical fibers facing the light device. As such, it comprises a second internal space opposite the first internal space.
  • the concentrator can then be housed in this second internal space vis-à-vis the light device.
  • the support may comprise other holding elements.
  • the supports may contain one or more lugs at their base, which allow them to be integral with this printed circuit board.
  • the flag fabric according to the invention is preferably fixed on the handle removably.
  • the removable fasteners used for this purpose are chosen to maintain the optical fibers in the supports vis-à-vis the light devices. They exert a force on the canvas facing the handle.
  • the flag control system includes a power source, a regulator and a microcontroller.
  • the control switch is connected or integrated into the control system.
  • the charge indicator can be either connected or integrated into the control system.
  • the flag according to the present invention is preferably designed to be waterproof, so as to withstand the weather.
  • the handle is closed at its ends by a cap.
  • the luminous device supports are also associated with the handle in a sealed manner. Electrical and electronic circuits are protected from moisture by an impermeable resin layer.
  • the flag 1 of the present invention comprises a handle 2, with a portion 2a, for gripping and a holding portion 2b on which the web 3 of the flag 1 is fixed.
  • the handle 2 is preferably a tube of circular section, whose outer diameter DE can be constant over its entire length.
  • the diameter of the handle 2 may vary along its length. It can in this case take a certain value at its gripping portion 2a, and a different value at its portion 2b for maintaining the fabric 3.
  • the portion 2a may be wider than the portion 2b of so as to ensure a good grip, while keeping a mass as low as possible to promote the handling of the flag 1.
  • the outer diameter ratios can of course be reversed.
  • the prehensile portion 2a of the handle may be covered with a rubber or plastic sleeve, for a better grip.
  • the handle 2 may be made of various materials, including metal, plastic polymers, composite materials.
  • Composite materials include glass fibers or carbon fibers.
  • the usable metals are preferably aluminum, steel, optionally treated against corrosion, or stainless steel, or alloys of various metals.
  • the handle 2 preferably comprises carbon fibers, which may be associated with other components, such as epoxy resin.
  • the carbon fibers can be organized unidirectionally or not depending on the desired strength.
  • the outer diameter DE is preferably between 20 and 40 mm, preferably between 25 and 35 mm.
  • the outer diameter of the handle 2 may for example be about 27, 28, 30 or 32 mm.
  • the inner diameter DI of the handle 2 can also vary between about 18 and 38 mm.
  • the inner diameter DI is preferably chosen so that the thickness of the handle 2 is between 0.5 and 4 mm.
  • the handle 2 can be designed with an outer diameter DE of 30 mm and an inner diameter DI of the order of 26 mm, or 27 mm, or 28 mm, or 29 mm. It can alternatively be designed so that the outer diameter DE is 32 mm and the inside diameter DI is of the order of 28 mm, or 29 mm, or 30 mm, or 31 mm.
  • the handle 2 is here described as a circular section tube, it is possible to design it with another geometry. It may be for example of square or rectangular or oval section. It is also quite conceivable that its prehensile part 2a is circular in section for a good grip and that the part 2b for holding the fabric 3 is of different geometry, for example of square section.
  • the length L of the handle can preferably vary between 200 mm and 3500 mm, depending on the utility of the flag 1 and the dimensions of the fabric 3.
  • the length L of the handle 2 is ideally of the order of 800 to 1200 mm .
  • the lengths L1 of the gripping part 2a, and L2 of the part 2b of the holding of the fabric 3 are also variable according to the use of the flag 1.
  • the length L1 is typically of the order of 100 to 300 mm.
  • the length L2 is advantageously of the order of 500 to 900 mm.
  • the handle 2 of the flag 1 has a length L of about 1000 mm, the grip length L1 is about 150 mm, and the languor L2 holding the fabric 3 is about 850 mm .
  • Other combinations of lengths are of course conceivable.
  • the flag contains a very long handle for a reduced canvas width 3 .
  • the handle may have a total length of the order of 3000 mm and a L2 holding length of less than 1000 mm, or even less than 300 mm.
  • the handle 2 comprises a source of electrical energy 4.
  • the source of electrical power 4 can be a set of batteries 4a, or a rechargeable battery 4b, or any other known source of electrical energy.
  • the power source 4 is included in the handle 2. It is preferably included in the handle 2 at its grip part 2a.
  • the electric power source 4 is usually a relatively heavy element, it is indeed preferable that it is arranged near the gripping areas for ease of use.
  • the electrical power source 4 may be included in the sleeve during the design of the flag, and connected to a charging connector 10b , accessible from the outside, and allowing the recharging of the energy source 4.
  • the connector of load 10b can be directly accessible from the outside or protected by a removable protective element 10c .
  • the protective element 10c may for example be in the form of a rubber cap covering the charging connector in a sealed manner.
  • the handle 2 furthermore contains a control switch 5, preferably located on the prehensile part 2a, close to the part 2b for holding the fabric 3.
  • the control switch 5 thus makes it possible to activate or deactivate the light emission of the flag.
  • the control switch 5 may be in the form of a push button which resumes its initial position after each pulse with a return spring.
  • the push button is inserted into the thickness of the handle and in contact with the control system 6 placed inside the 2.
  • Such a push button may be covered with a cap 5a , comprising a flexible material, to close the tube of the handle 2 in an aesthetic manner and preferably to ensure liquid tightness at the push button.
  • the control switch 5 can be in the form of a switch with two distinct on / off positions.
  • Such a switch may for example be designed to move longitudinally in the thickness of the handle 2 between its “on” and “off” positions, or to pivot on an axis of rotation between its two extreme positions “on” and “off” .
  • the control switch 5 is advantageously assembled on the handle 2 in a sealed manner, to prevent any infiltration of liquids into the control system 6. Any other type of switch can of course be used in the context of the present invention.
  • the control switch 5 is connected to or integrated with the control system 6 of the flag 1, and in particular makes it possible to activate the light emission or, on the contrary, deactivate it.
  • the control switch 5 can take one or more intermediate positions, other than its extreme positions "on” and “off”, so as to modulate the brightness of the flag 1.
  • the control switch 5 may in this case have a first activation position, corresponding to an intermediate light intensity of the flag 1, and a second activation position, corresponding to the maximum light intensity of the flag 1.
  • the first activation position of the switch 5 may correspond to the activation of light devices 8 emitting a given color light
  • the second activation position of the switch 5 may correspond to the activation of other light devices 8 emitting a light of different color.
  • the first activation position of the switch 5 may correspond to a first mode of operation of the light devices
  • the second activation position of the switch 5 may correspond to a second mode of operation of the light devices 8.
  • the first mode of operation may for example consist of a continuous activation of the light devices 8 to emit a regular light.
  • the second mode of operation can then consist of an intermittent operation of the light devices 8, which then emit a flashing light.
  • the ends of the handle 2 are each plugged by a cap 10.
  • the caps 10 may be made of plastic or metal.
  • the caps 10 may comprise an inner portion 10a intended to be inserted forcefully into the inner diameter DI of the handle 2.
  • the inner portion 10a may in this case comprise flexible circular tongues which allow a better seal thanks to their contact with the surface internal handle 2.
  • the inner portion 10a may be threaded so as to screw the cap 10 into the inner diameter DI of the handle 2, provided with a complementary thread.
  • a seal may be provided additionally.
  • the cap 10 disposed on the prehensile part 2a of the handle 2 may optionally be provided with a charging connector 10b connected to the electric power source 4 of the flag 1 so as to recharge this power source if necessary.
  • the cap 10 can be designed to be easily removed, allowing access to the inside of the handle 2.
  • the electrical power source 4 is removable, it can be removed from the inside of the handle 2 at its end, when the cap 10 is separated from the handle 2.
  • the source of electrical power 4 can be accessed through an opening 10d arranged in the wall of the handle 2.
  • the flag 1 is advantageously provided with a charge indicator 7.
  • the charge indicator 7 is preferably located near the control switch 5 on the handle 2.
  • the charge indicator 7 may take the form of a light, which turns on or off when the charge level of the power source 4 passes below a predetermined threshold.
  • the charge indicator 7 may comprise a set of 2 or 3 indicator lights, which light up successively according to the degree of charge of the electrical power source 4.
  • the number of illuminated indicator lights can be proportional to the level charging the electrical energy source 4.
  • the LEDs can be designed to emit a particular color such as green, red, orange, and light up alternately depending on the degree of charge of the 4.
  • the charge indicator 7 may comprise several sets of indicator lights, each comprising a different number of indicator lights between 1 and 10, preferably between 1 and 5.
  • the indicator charge indicator 7 may comprise an insulated indicator light, a first set of 2 indicator lights, a second set of 3 indicator lights, and a third set of 4 indicator lights. umineux.
  • the charge level of the electrical power source 4 can then be evaluated based on sets of lights activated. According to one embodiment, the charge level is considered maximum when all sets of indicator lights are activated, and minimal when only the isolated indicator is activated.
  • the isolated light may further have a first continuous mode and a second flashing mode when the charge level of the power source 4 reaches a critical level.
  • the charge indicator 7 is connected or integrated with the control system 6.
  • the handle 2 further comprises a set of light devices 8.
  • the light devices 8 may advantageously be of the LED type, but other types of light devices may be used.
  • the preferred light devices 8 are low consumption and can be produced at low cost.
  • the light devices 8 are arranged on the handle 2, in a straight line oriented along the length of the handle 2.
  • the light devices 8 are arranged on the holding portion 2b of the fabric 3, and oriented so as to face the fabric 3. They are preferably each inserted in a hole 12 arranged in the handle 2.
  • the holes 12 may be arranged at regular intervals, or separated by different intervals, depending on the intended applications.
  • the light devices 8 are intended to illuminate the flag 1 once the power source 4 activated by the user. To do this, each of the light devices 8 is connected to the control system 6.
  • the light devices 8 may all be identical and emit white light. Alternatively, the light devices 8 may comprise one or more light devices that emit a different color light.
  • the light devices 8 may be connected to controller 6 by electric son disposed within the handle 2, or by a printed circuit 9.
  • a printed circuit board 9 is disposed within the handle 2, of to connect each of the light devices 8 to the control system 6.
  • the printed circuit 9 is then generally in the form of a plate of width less than the internal diameter DI of the handle, so as to be inserted, and sufficient languor to connect all the light devices 8 arranged on the handle 2, the control system 6.
  • the printed circuit 9 comprises a width of the order of 20 to 30 mm and a length of between 200 and 3000 mm, depending on the dimensions of the handle 2.
  • the printed circuit 9, also known by the term PCB can be simple or multilayer.
  • the light devices 8 can be soldered directly to the printed circuit board 9.
  • the printed circuit 9 may advantageously be covered with an impermeable resin so that the flag 1 remains functional in the presence of moisture.
  • the control system 6 comprises the electric power source 4, a microcontroller 18, and a regulator 17.
  • the microcontroller 18 is powered by the electric power source 4.
  • the microcontroller 18 is connected to the control switch 5 and to the regulator 17 so as to transmit the instructions received from the control switch 5 to the regulator 17.
  • regulator 17 makes it possible to establish the electrical contact between the electrical power source 4 and the light devices 8.
  • the control switch 5 comprises one or more intermediate positions
  • the regulator 17 makes it possible to regulate the activation of the light devices 8 depending on the position of the control switch 5. In other words, if the intermediate position of the control switch 5 corresponds to an intermediate light intensity, the regulator 17 is adapted to transmit the corresponding energy level. required activation.
  • the regulator 17 is adapted to activate a group of light devices 8 corresponding to the position of the control switch 5.
  • the regulator 17 may comprise for this purpose a microprocessor 17a.
  • the microcontroller 18 may also be connected to the charge indicator 7 so as to activate the charge indicator 7 according to the degree of charge of the energy source 4.
  • a fixing support 11 is in particular an element making it possible to keep the corresponding light device 8 centered with respect to the hole 12 arranged in the handle 2, in which it is inserted. To do this, it comprises at its base a first interior space 11a for housing the light device 8, and at its opposite end a lip 11b resting on the periphery of the hole 12 arranged in the handle 2.
  • a mounting bracket 11 comprises a or several positioning pins 11c, which can be inserted in the printed circuit 9, so as to avoid any lateral movement with respect to the printed circuit 9.
  • the wall 11d of the fixing support 11 is preferably circular, and may be incised over part of its length so as to leave at least one flexible portion 11e which acts as a tongue.
  • the tongue or tongues 11e are then provided with a lug 11f on their outer surface, intended to come into contact with the inner diameter DI of the handle 2, once the support 11 is put in place in the hole 12 of the handle 2. support 11 is thus held in place on the handle 2.
  • the support 11 can be adjusted to the hole 12 of the handle 2 sealingly. Alternatively or additionally, a seal, not shown, may be included between the support 11 and the handle 2.
  • the supports 11 may be attached to the handle 2 by other known means, such as screwing or gluing.
  • the support 11 is provided with a second internal space 11g, vis-à-vis the first internal space 11a where is housed the light device 8.
  • the second internal space 11g can accommodate a optical fiber bundle 13 so that their end coincides with the light device 8 disposed in the first internal space 11a. The light emitted by the light devices 8 is then diffused in the optical fibers 13.
  • Each of the optical devices 8 can also be surmounted by a lens 15, preferably convergent, disposed between the light device 8 and the end of the optical fibers 13.
  • a lens 15 makes it possible to concentrate the light emitted by the light device 8 in the optical fibers 13.
  • the lens 15 may be made of glass or transparent polymer material.
  • the lens 15 is preferably colorless, but it may be tinted to diffuse in the optical fibers 13 a colored light.
  • the optical fiber bundle 13 is preferably held by a concentrator 14, which is inserted into the second internal space 11g of the fixing support 11.
  • the dimensions of the concentrator 14 are advantageously such that the concentrator 14 exerts a friction force on the internal wall of the support 11 at the second internal space 11g.
  • the optical fiber bundle 13 is thus centered opposite the light device 8 and held in place thanks to the frictional forces between the concentrator 14 and the support 11.
  • one or more lugs may be arranged on the internal surface of the support 11 so as to retain the concentrator 14 inside the second internal space 11g in which it is housed.
  • the supports 11 are preferably made of plastic. They can in particular be produced by plastic injection.
  • the optical fiber bundle 13 opposite a light device 8 is deployed in the fabric 3 of the flag 1.
  • the optical fiber bundles 13 corresponding to the light devices 8 are preferably arranged parallel to each other, and oriented perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the handle 2, as shown in FIG. figure 1 .
  • optical fibers 13 may be envisaged, in particular in the case where different colored lights are diffused in the optical fibers 13.
  • a non-linear orientation of the optical fibers 13 in the flag fabric thus makes it possible to display luminous patterns. .
  • the number of light devices 8, and corresponding optical fiber bundles 13 varies from 1 to 30, preferably from 2 to 20.
  • small flag whose handle does not exceed 300 mm long, can hold 2 light devices 8, while a larger flag, whose handle exceeds 1000 mm, can hold up to 8 or 12 light devices 8.
  • the number of light devices 8 can of course be adapted to discretion.
  • the web 3 of the flag 1 comprises the optical fibers 13, preferably arranged parallel to each other.
  • the optical fibers 13 are incorporated in the weaving of the fabric 3 or replace a portion of the textile fibers of the fabric 3.
  • the optical fibers 13 are designed to allow at least partially lateral diffusion of the light, so as to make the surface of the fabric 3 bright.
  • the light devices 8 preferably emit white light.
  • the fabric 3 can be tinted with one or more colors so as to reveal the colored patterns during the activation of the light energy.
  • the light devices 8 can emit a colored light.
  • Such a device may be advantageous if the colored patterns coincide with the arrangement of the optical fiber bundles 13. Each bundle of optical fibers 13 then appears in the color corresponding to the corresponding light device 8 .
  • the fabric 3 may alternatively comprise tinted areas, the optical fibers 13 of which are connected to light-emitting devices 8 emitting white light, and untinted areas whose optical fibers 13 are connected to light-emitting devices 8 emitting colored light.
  • the optical fibers 13 protrude from the fabric 3 and are grouped into bundles by one or more concentrators 14 at their end.
  • the fabric of the fabric 3 is split at the edge of the fabric 3 from which the optical fibers 13 protrude , so as to create two diverging panels 3b disposed on either side of the free portion of the optical fibers 13 .
  • Each of the divergent flaps 3b is provided with a first removable fastener 3c on its free edge.
  • a detachable fastening means comprises two separable elements 3c and 3e.
  • Such removable attachment means comprise, for example, a zip, a zipper, Velcro® type self-gripping strip or any other equivalent means.
  • the diverging flaps 3b can also be connected to each other by reinforcing points 20 to reinforce the fabric 3.
  • the diverging flaps can in this case be sewn to one another by stitches located between the fiber optic bundles 13.
  • Other reinforcing means may be used such as hooks, rivets, or buttons.
  • connection device 19 enables the web 3 to be removably associated with the handle 2 of the flag 1.
  • the connection device 19 comprises removable fastening elements compatible with the removable fastening elements 3c of the diverging faces 3b.
  • connection device 19 may be a 3d band whose two opposite edges are equipped with a second removable fastening element 3e, complementary to the first removable fastening element 3c.
  • the band 3d is assembled to the fabric 3 of the flag 1 thanks to the removable fixing means.
  • the first removable fastening elements 3c of each of the diverging sections 3b is associated with the second removable third fastening element corresponding to the band 3d.
  • the removable fastening elements 3c, 3e are preferably designed to hold the fabric 3 of the flag close to the handle 2 to prevent any distension of the optical fibers 13.
  • the removable fastening elements 3c, 3e allow to bring the handle 2 divergent sections 3b, and to exert pressure on the optical fibers 13 such that they can not separate from the support 11, even when the flag is agitated.
  • the free portion of the optical fibers 13, located between the web 3 of the flag and the handle 2 is longer than the distance between the web 3 of the handle 2, once the web associated with the band 3d. The optical fibers 13 are then held flexible.
  • At least one fastening system 3f makes it possible to fix the band 3d on the handle 2.
  • the fastening system 3f can comprise a clip, a rivet, a combination of nut and bolt, or any other fastening means.
  • the 3d band is maintained on the handle 2 by at least two fastening systems 3f.
  • the band 3d associated with the two diverging sections 3b of the fabric 3 by the removable fastening elements 3c and 3e, and fixed to the handle 2 by the fixing means 3f makes it possible to secure the fabric 3 of the flag to the handle 2.
  • the removable fastening elements 3c and 3e make it possible to easily dissociate the fabric 3 from the handle 2 of the flag, and if necessary to change the fabric 3 of the flag 1. For this purpose, it suffices to separate the removable fastening elements 3c and 3e from the band 3d, and disconnect the concentrators 14 supports 11. The establishment of another flag cloth 3 is then done by connecting the hubs 14 in the supports 11, then combining the removable fastening elements 3c of the diverging sections 3b and 3e of the band 3d, which is integral with the handle 2.
  • the band 3d may be made of fabric, including natural fibers such as cotton or linen, or synthetic fibers such as nylon, or a mixture of natural and synthetic fibers.
  • the band 3d may further comprise elastic materials so as to ensure a force F for holding the optical fibers 13 in the supports 11.
  • connection device 19 can alternatively comprise several bands, or straps, or any other device making it possible to hold the fabric 3 on the handle 2.
  • the canvas 3 of the flag 1 may be square or rectangle, or triangular. Other forms may be envisaged depending on the uses of the flag.
  • the fabric 3 can have variable dimensions. When it is rectangular in shape, its sides may be for example 1000 mm and 800 mm, or 800 mm and 600 mm, or 300 mm and 200 mm.
  • the fabric 3 may comprise cotton, linen, synthetic fibers such as nylon or a mixture.

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