EP4405063A2 - Multifunktionales kinderfahrgerät - Google Patents
Multifunktionales kinderfahrgerätInfo
- Publication number
- EP4405063A2 EP4405063A2 EP23726301.7A EP23726301A EP4405063A2 EP 4405063 A2 EP4405063 A2 EP 4405063A2 EP 23726301 A EP23726301 A EP 23726301A EP 4405063 A2 EP4405063 A2 EP 4405063A2
- Authority
- EP
- European Patent Office
- Prior art keywords
- plate
- seat
- driving device
- holding element
- sliding
- Prior art date
- Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.)
- Pending
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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
- A63H17/00—Toy vehicles, e.g. with self-drive; ; Cranes, winches or the like; Accessories therefor
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B62—LAND VEHICLES FOR TRAVELLING OTHERWISE THAN ON RAILS
- B62B—HAND-PROPELLED VEHICLES, e.g. HAND CARTS OR PERAMBULATORS; SLEDGES
- B62B13/00—Sledges with runners
- B62B13/02—Sledges with runners characterised by arrangement of runners
- B62B13/06—Sledges with runners characterised by arrangement of runners arranged in two or more parallel lines
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63C—SKATES; SKIS; ROLLER SKATES; DESIGN OR LAYOUT OF COURTS, RINKS OR THE LIKE
- A63C17/00—Roller skates; Skate-boards
- A63C17/02—Roller skates; Skate-boards with wheels arranged in two pairs
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63C—SKATES; SKIS; ROLLER SKATES; DESIGN OR LAYOUT OF COURTS, RINKS OR THE LIKE
- A63C17/00—Roller skates; Skate-boards
- A63C17/26—Roller skates; Skate-boards with special auxiliary arrangements, e.g. illuminating, marking, or push-off devices
- A63C17/265—Roller skates; Skate-boards with special auxiliary arrangements, e.g. illuminating, marking, or push-off devices with handles or hand supports
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63C—SKATES; SKIS; ROLLER SKATES; DESIGN OR LAYOUT OF COURTS, RINKS OR THE LIKE
- A63C17/00—Roller skates; Skate-boards
- A63C17/28—Roller skates; Skate-boards with arrangements for sitting
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63H—TOYS, e.g. TOPS, DOLLS, HOOPS OR BUILDING BLOCKS
- A63H17/00—Toy vehicles, e.g. with self-drive; ; Cranes, winches or the like; Accessories therefor
- A63H17/002—Toy vehicles, e.g. with self-drive; ; Cranes, winches or the like; Accessories therefor made of parts to be assembled
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63G—MERRY-GO-ROUNDS; SWINGS; ROCKING-HORSES; CHUTES; SWITCHBACKS; SIMILAR DEVICES FOR PUBLIC AMUSEMENT
- A63G13/00—Cradle swings; Rocking-horses; Like devices resting on the ground
- A63G13/06—Rocking-horses
- A63G13/10—Rocking-horses with dismountable runners usable for other purposes
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B62—LAND VEHICLES FOR TRAVELLING OTHERWISE THAN ON RAILS
- B62B—HAND-PROPELLED VEHICLES, e.g. HAND CARTS OR PERAMBULATORS; SLEDGES
- B62B2206/00—Adjustable or convertible hand-propelled vehicles or sledges
- B62B2206/006—Convertible hand-propelled vehicles or sledges
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B62—LAND VEHICLES FOR TRAVELLING OTHERWISE THAN ON RAILS
- B62K—CYCLES; CYCLE FRAMES; CYCLE STEERING DEVICES; RIDER-OPERATED TERMINAL CONTROLS SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR CYCLES; CYCLE AXLE SUSPENSIONS; CYCLE SIDECARS, FORECARS, OR THE LIKE
- B62K3/00—Bicycles
- B62K3/002—Bicycles without a seat, i.e. the rider operating the vehicle in a standing position, e.g. non-motorized scooters; non-motorized scooters with skis or runners
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B62—LAND VEHICLES FOR TRAVELLING OTHERWISE THAN ON RAILS
- B62K—CYCLES; CYCLE FRAMES; CYCLE STEERING DEVICES; RIDER-OPERATED TERMINAL CONTROLS SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR CYCLES; CYCLE AXLE SUSPENSIONS; CYCLE SIDECARS, FORECARS, OR THE LIKE
- B62K9/00—Children's cycles
Definitions
- the invention relates to a driving device according to the preamble of claim 1.
- the invention relates to a ride device for children comprising a plate with a first side and a second side, which sides can be arranged opposite one another or at an angle to one another and, when the ride device is in use, form the top of the plate or the underside of the plate.
- the disk can be a single disk.
- the plate or a plate section can comprise several elements, which elements can be put together to form an element that acts statically or dynamically as a plate.
- the plate may also include a hinge as discussed below.
- CA2762892A1 discloses a driving device, which driving device includes a second side with wheels for rolling on a surface.
- the ride device does not include a plate having such a second side and a first side for sliding or rocking on a surface.
- W02020053855A1 discloses a driving device, which driving device does not include wheels and sliding surface for optional use.
- the plate of the driving device includes a first side with a sliding surface and a second side with wheels.
- the driving devices disclosed on the homepage shop.chillafish.com do not include a first side with a sliding surface and a second, opposite side with wheels.
- the element, which element is designed to sit on the driving device, cannot be detachably arranged on a plate with these sides.
- the sliding surface is not flat; the toddler can use the ride to swing (USD878480S).
- the driving device disclosed in US6676148B1, CN104973184A, W02021040620A1, US5441289A, US10470585B2, TW201707758A, ES1009546U, JPH0528392U, CN206950648U does not include a plate with a first side a substantially flat sliding surface and a second side with rollers for optional use.
- CN212395837U includes a plate with wheels arranged on a second side, but which plate has no sliding surface on the side opposite the second side.
- the sides of the CN212395837U plate do not include any holding areas.
- the plate includes recesses for receiving the inflatable element.
- the driving device disclosed in US2002164917A1 does not include a plate with a sliding surface arranged on its first side and with wheels arranged on its second side opposite the first side.
- the reference numeral 12 denotes operating means, which implies that these means are absolutely necessary for using the device disclosed in ITPD20090281.
- USD878480 discloses a ride device with only a curved sliding surface on a first side. The ride device does not include wheels on the second side.
- US2595839 shows a driving device with a sleigh.
- the driving device has wheels on one side, but the other side cannot be used as a sliding surface because of the elevations.
- the carriage includes a flat surface on one side, but the other side is not formed as a single curved surface.
- DE29722538 discloses a driving device with wheels, but without a sliding surface.
- the Internet link https://iamara.com/manuals/files/460504 460505 460506 2inl Summer WinterBob DE GB FR IT ES. pdf shows another driving device with a sliding surface on the first side and at least one wheel on the second side.
- the sides each include a holding area.
- the driving device shown in this link does not include a mount for arranging a seat/support element on either the first or second page.
- US2019193770, Figure 6 shows a driving device with a first side designed as a sliding surface and a side provided with at least one wheel, the driving device further comprising ropes as holding elements 224, 229, 225, 227.
- the driving device disclosed in DI includes holding elements as cords.
- the holding elements are detachably arranged on the plate.
- a rope is a flexible element.
- US2019193770 therefore does not disclose that the holding element is made of a solid or inflatable or inflatable material.
- a solid material is a material that can be arranged in special positions and maintains these assigned positions.
- US2019193770 does not disclose that the handles can be arranged in a vertical position by inserting them into a receiving device.
- the invention disclosed here has the task of providing a ride for small children, which ride can be used in a variety of constellations.
- the aim is to offer a growing toddler a variety of possible uses in order to support the development of the toddler's motor skills.
- the driving device can be characterized in that the first side comprises at least a first sliding surface with first sliding properties for sliding the surface on the ground, which first sliding surface as a flat sliding surface extending over a partial area of the first side or extending over the entire first side is formed, and the second side comprises at least a single wheel for moving the driving device on a surface in a direction of movement, the first side comprising a first holding surface and/or the second side comprising a second holding surface, wherein the first side and/or the second side a first receiving device or a second receiving device for a detachable arrangement of a seat/holding element, which seat/holding element can be designed as an element which moves the element from a first position to the Use as a seat element can be converted into a second position for use as a holding element or which seat/holding element is designed exclusively as a seat element or which seat/holding element can be designed exclusively as a holding element, which seat/holding element is made of a solid material or of an inflatable or inflatable element, the receiving device being designed
- the first sliding surface can be a single sliding surface.
- the first sliding surface can also be designed as a plurality of first sliding surfaces.
- the plurality of first sliding surfaces can be spaced apart from one another and can therefore be designed separately.
- the plurality of first sliding surfaces can also be designed to be adjacent to one another.
- the sliding surface comprises a surface which is flat and/or smooth in both extension directions of the surface for bringing it into contact with a substrate.
- the sliding surface can also be designed as a sliding surface in the surfaces adjacent to the contact area with the ground.
- the longitudinal extent of the sliding surface can be oriented essentially parallel to the direction of movement of the driving device according to the invention and parallel to a relative direction of movement between the sliding surface and the ground in the contact area with the ground and optionally in surfaces adjacent or adjacent to the contact area.
- the flat sliding surface extends parallel to the special shape of a flat surface.
- the sliding surface does not include any partial surfaces which extend transversely to the direction of movement.
- the sliding surface exclusively comprises partial surfaces, which partial surfaces extend a longitudinal extent essentially parallel to the direction of movement.
- the partial areas mentioned here do not have to be visible as such.
- the sliding surface can have no curvatures in a contact area with the ground and possibly in the surfaces adjacent or adjacent to the contact area and can thus be designed as a flat geometric surface.
- the flat sliding surface has the technical effect that, during normal use and when moving on the flat surface, the sliding surface is in contact with the surface over the entire surface and a rocking or a relative movement that changes the extent of the contact surface between the sliding surface and the underground is prevented.
- the flat sliding surface can include flat partial areas in different height positions.
- a flat sliding surface can have a step-shaped shape.
- the sliding surface In addition to or as an alternative to the flat design of the sliding surface described above, it can also be curved once or several times.
- the curved sliding surface can be curved exclusively about a first axis, which first axis is oriented at an angle of 90 degrees to the direction of movement. A curvature around several axes is also conceivable.
- a sliding surface can be characterized by a coefficient of friction less than 0.5.
- the second side may include a single wheel.
- the second side can also include several wheels. The specialist selects the number of wheels depending on the desired rolling characteristics of the driving device.
- the first recording device on the first side and the second recording device on the second side are described below in the disclosure of the invention.
- the seat/holding element can be designed as an element which can be moved from a first position for use as a seat element to a second position for use as a holding element.
- the seat/holding element can be designed exclusively as a seat element.
- the seat/holding element can be designed exclusively as a holding element. This definition is applicable to the entire disclosure of the invention.
- the seat/holding element can be designed as a rigid element when used as a seat element or as a holding element or as an element that can be transferred from a seat element to a holding element and vice versa.
- the seat/holding element When used as a seating element, the seat/holding element extends essentially horizontally.
- the seat/holding element extends essentially vertically in its position as a holding element.
- a rigid element may be defined such that, in the intended use and when loaded to a normal extent, the element is defined only to the extent that use of the rigid element in this use is possible.
- the seat/holding element can thus be designed as a rigid element.
- the seat/holding element as a holding element, in particular a holding rod, can be designed to be rigid.
- the property of sufficient rigidity implies that it is made of a solid material.
- the seat/support element can be made from an inflatable or inflatable element.
- the plate and/or the seat/retaining element can be made of a plastic or a foamed material such as EPP.
- a foamed material is particularly advantageous since this means that a child can lift the ride device according to the invention.
- the low weight ensures that a child can push the ride device according to the invention in a sliding or rolling manner.
- the vehicle according to the invention can be designed in such a way that the vehicle according to the invention is moved in a conceptual direction of movement with regard to its design.
- This direction of movement can be dictated by the shape of a wheel.
- the direction of movement can be predetermined by the shape of a sliding surface, with a sliding surface - similar to, for example, the runners of a sleigh or a ski - having the greatest extent parallel to the designed direction of movement in the normal case and when driving straight ahead.
- the above solution includes that the seat/holding element is releasably attached to one side of the plate via the receiving device.
- the invention can be characterized in that the first side comprises at least one first sliding surface with first sliding properties for sliding the surface on the ground, which first sliding surface is designed as a flat sliding surface extending over a partial area of the first side or extending over the entire first side is or which first sliding surface is designed as a single surface extending over the first side and curved about a first axis, which first axis extends at an angle of 90 degrees to the direction of movement and in a first plane spaced from the ground, and the second side comprises at least a single wheel for moving the driving device on a ground in a direction of movement, the first side having a first holding surface and / or the second side comprises a second holding surface, wherein a seat/holding element formed in one piece with the plate is arranged on the first side and/or on the second side, which seat/holding element can be designed as one element which element can be moved from a first position for use as a seat element to a second position for use as a holding element or which seat/holding element is designed exclusively as a seat
- the seat/holding element can also be made in one piece with the plate.
- a sliding surface that is curved or flat about the first axis and is designed as a single surface can be designed as a continuous surface or a surface made of one element or material with depressions or projections.
- the depressions or projections can be tangential to the curved surface.
- the sliding surface can be curved about a single first axis.
- the sliding surface can only be curved around a first axis.
- a curvature of the sliding surface around additional axes is also possible within the scope of the invention.
- the embodiments of the driving device according to the invention described above include a sliding surface on the first side and wheels on the second side for moving the driving device according to the invention on a surface.
- This design defines two sides of the driving device according to the invention, which two sides have different movement properties with a relative movement v>0 to a surface.
- the different movement properties can be achieved by providing sliding surfaces with different properties.
- the driving device can be characterized in that the first side comprises a first sliding surface with a first sliding property, the second side comprises a second sliding surface with a second sliding property, the first sliding surface and the second sliding surface being flat, the first sliding property and the second sliding properties are different.
- the different sliding properties can be achieved by different geometric designs of the sliding surfaces.
- the different sliding properties can be achieved by forming the sliding surfaces with different coefficients of friction to the surface.
- the driving device can be characterized in that the first side comprises a first sliding surface with a first sliding property, the second side comprises a second sliding surface with a second sliding property, a sliding surface being flat and a sliding surface being designed as a single curved surface, which curved sliding surface extends over the first side in a portion of the first side or over the entire first side and is curved about a first axis, which first axis is at an angle of 90 degrees to the direction of movement and in a first plane spaced from the ground extends, wherein the first side comprises a first holding surface and / or the second side comprises a second holding surface.
- the invention disclosed here generally provides that the driving device according to the invention can be moved with the first side sliding downwards or with the second side rolling or sliding downwards on a surface.
- the first side or the second side can optionally be oriented towards the ground.
- a small child can sit, stand, kneel or remain in another position on the upward-facing surface.
- the holding area is generally a surface which is designed in such a way that a small child can sit, stand or otherwise sit without changing or adjusting the holding area.
- the holding surface can have padding.
- the holding surface and/or the plate can be designed to be elastically and/or plastically deformable, so that a person whose own weight is too high deforms the holding surface or the plate in such a way that movement of the plate is prevented.
- the holding surface can have a rough surface to prevent the child from slipping.
- the driving device can be characterized in that the first side comprises a first sliding surface with first sliding properties, the second side comprises a second sliding surface with second sliding properties, the sliding surfaces being designed as a curved surface, each curved about a first axis, which The first axis extends at an angle of 90 degrees to the direction of movement and in a first plane spaced from the ground, the first side comprising a first holding surface and/or the second set comprising a second holding surface.
- the first sliding properties and the second sliding properties can be the same or different in the two last-mentioned embodiments.
- the first sliding surface and the second sliding surface can have the same or different coefficient of friction with the ground.
- the invention disclosed herein may be based on the use of a single plate.
- the invention disclosed herein may be based on the use of multiple panels, which panels are preferably connected to form a structural element acting as a static panel.
- the connection of the elements can be designed in such a way that the user can release or lock the connections of the construction elements when transferring the driving device according to the invention into a storage position.
- the user can, for example, release or lock the connections depending on the use of a seat/holding element described below or depending on the user's position on the driving device.
- the flat or curved sliding surface can have a larger dimension in the longitudinal extent and (relative) direction of movement in the contact area with the ground and possibly in the surfaces adjacent or adjacent to the contact area than transversely to the longitudinal extent or (relative) direction of movement.
- a flat or curved sliding surface can be characterized by the fact that the surface load transmitted from the sliding surface to the subsurface does not exceed a limit value, so that neither the sliding surface nor the subsurface are deformed under a normal load and in a normal state of use.
- the surface load must be selected by dimensioning the sliding surface so that a child pushing the ride or a child on the ride and accelerating it can overcome the static friction acting between the sliding surface and the ground.
- a sliding surface which sliding surface is moved relative to a surface and is in contact with it, can experience a deformation in particular at its front edges - viewed in the direction of movement.
- the front edge can also easily get caught on uneven surfaces.
- the front edge of a flat or curved sliding surface can be shorter than the longitudinal direction of the sliding surface.
- the flat or curved sliding surface can comprise a blade shape in the area of its front edge, which blade shape includes a curvature or other surface extending away from the ground.
- the driving device can comprise a plurality of flat sliding surfaces distributed over the first side of the plate and extending over partial areas of the first side.
- the flat sliding surfaces can be arranged in the corner area of the first side of the plate. This is also applicable to the further embodiments according to the invention, which embodiments include a sliding surface.
- a curved sliding surface can allow the child to rock. When swinging, there is always the risk of a child becoming trapped between the moving sliding surface and the ground. It is important to note that a higher number of edges increases the risk of jamming, which is why only one curved sliding surface is provided to increase safety.
- An edge of the sliding surface can be arranged at a distance from the edge of the first side.
- the expert chooses the distance between the edge of the sliding surface and the edge of the first side so large that a child cannot place his hand or fingers under the sliding surface.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that the first sliding property and the second sliding property are different.
- the sliding properties of a surface are determined by the design of the surface and the choice of material.
- the coefficient of friction between this side and the surface can be defined.
- the person skilled in the art can thus design sides with different sliding properties in order to allow the child to have different gliding experiences when using the ride device according to the invention when using the different sides.
- This is applicable to all embodiments of the driving device with a sliding surface.
- the driving device according to the invention can comprise a holding device or generally an element suitable for stopping or gripping, which holding device or element is arranged adjacent to or in the holding area, so that a child staying on the holding area can hold on to the holding device.
- Double-curved sliding surfaces are also conceivable.
- a sliding surface can have a flat surface.
- a sliding surface can have a single or multiple concave, convex or other curved surface.
- a sliding surface can be made of a material that is not deformable under normal loads.
- a sliding surface can be made from an elastically and/or plastically deformable material.
- a sliding surface made of a deformable material can also allow a bouncing movement of the child along with the ride, with resilient and/or damping properties of the workpiece supporting or preventing this movement.
- the sliding surface can include deformable cavities, which cavities are filled with a gas at normal pressure or at an overpressure.
- the driving device can be characterized in that the curved sliding surface is designed as a sliding surface curved about a second axis, which second axis extends at an angle of 90 degrees to the direction of movement and in a second plane spaced from the ground.
- the driving device preferably comprises on one side a sliding surface curved about a single or several axes and on the other side a flat sliding surface or at least one wheel.
- the feature of at least one wheel is to be understood as meaning that the other side is a single wheel or includes several wheels.
- the sliding surface can have the shape of an ellipse, for example.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that the sliding surface is curved about a plurality of first axes and/or a plurality of second axes.
- the shape of the curved sliding surface is not limited to - in any view - an arc shape.
- the curvature can also be the shape of a portion of an ellipse.
- an ellipse includes two focal points, which is why a surface that is curved approximately to an ellipse has several axes of curvature that are parallel to one another.
- the sliding surfaces mentioned can have any shape.
- the sliding surfaces can be curved in one direction or in multiple directions.
- the sliding surface can comprise several arcs or curves that are spaced apart or connected.
- the sliding surface can have a wave shape.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that the first sliding properties and second sliding properties are different.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that the direction of movement is oriented parallel or at an angle to the longitudinal direction of the plate or the sliding surface.
- the angle mentioned is preferably an acute angle, that is to say an angle between 1 and 45 degrees, preferably between 10 and 30 degrees.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that the direction of movement can be chosen by the toddler as desired.
- the driving device according to the invention cannot have a preferred driving direction.
- the driving device can comprise at least two sliding surfaces, the longitudinal extension directions of the sliding surfaces being arranged at the mentioned angle to one another.
- the driving device can comprise at least two sliding surfaces, the longitudinal extension directions of the sliding surfaces being arranged symmetrically to the direction of movement at the angle mentioned.
- the seat/holding element can be arranged on one side of the plate via a receiving device.
- the embodiments according to the invention which embodiments are described without such a receiving device, can include such a receiving device.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that the first side and/or the second side comprises a first receiving device or a second receiving device for a detachable arrangement of a seat/holding element.
- the receiving device can be designed as a detachable mechanical connecting means for mechanically connecting the plate and the seat/retaining element.
- the receiving device can be reduced to the fact that the connection created prevents a relative movement between the plate and the seat/holding element under the usual loads and/or movements.
- the receiving device can create a clear arrangement of the seat/holding element on and towards the plate. This can be achieved by fitting congruent shapes into one another.
- the mechanical connection can, for example, prevent the plate and the seat/holding element from being separated from the ground by lifting the plate or the seat/holding element.
- the person skilled in the art can design the mechanical connection in such a way that additional force is required to lift the plate or the seat/retaining element or an additional loosening of the connection is required to separate the plate and the seat/retaining element.
- the additional effort can be achieved, for example, by a clamping mechanical connection and/or by a latching mechanical connection.
- the mechanical connection can, for example, be a dovetail connection known according to current teaching.
- the receiving device can have a pre-tension which counteracts any loosening of the seat/retaining element and/or any displacement of the seat/retaining element relative to the plate.
- the mechanical connection can also include partial surfaces, which partial surfaces are oriented at an angle and therefore not parallel to a separating movement of the plate and seat/holding element, so that these partial surfaces serve as blocking surfaces and the plate and seat/holding element can only be separated under one Deformation of these restricted areas is possible.
- the blocking surfaces are preferably made of an elastic material. A blocking surface can prevent movement of an element by moving the element against the blocking surface and the blocking surface prevents further movement of the element in the direction of the blocking surface.
- the seat/holding element applied to the first side or to the second side can extend or cover the entire extent of the respective side or over partial areas of the respective side.
- the driving device can be characterized in that the receiving device for arranging the seat/holding element is designed for use as a seat element, with the seat/holding element arranged in a horizontal position on its side opposite the first side or the second side Surface includes a seating device.
- the receiving device and the seat/holding element can have congruent shapes in order to arrange the seat/holding element in the horizontal position.
- the horizontal position can be defined by the contact of the congruent shapes.
- the seat/holding element can include a seat device on which a small child can sit.
- the seating device can be in the form of a saddle, so that the small child is provided with good support.
- the seat/holding element designed to sit on the seat/holding element is arranged above the plate and connected to the plate via the receiving device on the respective side for the transmission of forces.
- the composite is preferably designed to be detachable in order to be able to design the driving device according to the invention in a versatile manner.
- the driving device can have a seat/holding element side adapted to the shape of the first side and/or second side.
- the seat/holding element side can, for example, include recesses into which
- Recesses the wheels can be arranged on the second side when arranging the seat/holding element.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that a holding device is arranged adjacent to the seat device.
- the holding device can have a shape so that the small child sitting on the seat/holding element can hold himself.
- the holding device advantageously has a round or chamfered shape without sharp edges, so that injuries are avoided.
- the holding device can, for example, have a T-shape or a ring shape.
- the holding device is preferably arranged at a front end or a rear end of the driving device - viewed in the direction of movement. This means that a child standing in front of or behind the driving device can hold onto the holding device.
- the driving device according to the invention serves as a walking aid.
- the holding device can be detachably attached to the seat/holding element.
- the holding device can be detachably attached to the plate. If necessary, the holding device can extend through the seat/holding element. The holding device can be used to attach the seat/holding element to the plate.
- a holding device can be arranged adjacent to the holding surface. This holding device can also be arranged adjacent to the seating direction.
- the holding device can be moved from its position adjacent to the holding surface into a position adjacent to the seat device.
- the seat/holding element can be arranged in relation to the holding device adjacent to the holding surface in such a way that the holding device is arranged adjacent to the seat device after the seating/holding element has been arranged.
- the holding device in all of its mentioned embodiments and arrangements can be designed to be detachable or adjustable to the plate or to the seat/holding element.
- the holding device can be arranged in the projection above the adjustable wheels.
- the driving device can be characterized in that the receiving device is designed for attaching the seat/holding element to the plate, with the seat/holding element arranged in a vertical position on its side opposite the first side or the second side.
- surface facing the ground comprises a flat or curved sliding surface.
- the receiving device and the sitting/holding element can have congruent shapes, which congruent shapes define the vertical position upon contact.
- the seat/holding element comprising a flat or curved sliding surface is arranged on the underside of the plate.
- This seat/holding element contacts the surface on which the driving device according to the invention is moved.
- the seat/hall element with a sliding surface on a second side, which second side includes wheels, can be arranged between these wheels.
- the seat/holding element can correspond to the one according to the invention
- the vehicle according to the invention can be assigned a rocking function and/or sliding function in its position with the second side facing downwards.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that the receiving device is designed for attaching the seat/holding element in a vertical position to the plate, which seat/holding element comprises a holding device at its free end.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that a seat/holding device can be arranged on the plate in a horizontal position or in a vertical position.
- the sides of the plate include a suitable receiving device or several suitable receiving devices.
- the seat/holding element arranged vertically on the plate has, in particular, a holding function for a small child who is on the surface of the plate.
- the small child can, for example, remain standing or sitting on the support surface and hold on to a holding device arranged at the free end of the seat/holding element or on the longitudinal extent of the seat/holding element.
- the holding device can be releasably attached to the vertically arranged seat/holding element.
- the holding device can be designed in one piece with the seat/holding element.
- the holding device can be arranged on the plate.
- the holding device can extend through the horizontally or vertically arranged seat/holding element.
- a possible use of the ride device according to the invention can be that the small child, standing or otherwise remaining on the plate, accelerates the ride device sliding or rolling or rocking with his feet.
- the seat/holding element can be formed in one piece with the plate.
- the embodiments according to the invention, which embodiments are described without such a seat/holding element, can include such a seat/holding element which is formed in one piece with the plate.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that a seat/holding element formed in one piece with the plate is arranged on the first side or on the second side.
- One embodiment of the above-mentioned embodiments can be characterized in that at least a single wheel is arranged on the second side of the plate.
- the arrangement of a single wheel is conceivable.
- Several wheels can also be arranged next to each other in any position relative to one another, for example in the direction of travel.
- the at least one wheel can be driven.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that the driving device comprises at least one front wheel and/or at least one rear wheel.
- the at least one front wheel and/or the at least one rear wheel are arranged on the second side of the plate.
- the driving device advantageously comprises at least three wheels, thus at least two front wheels and one rear wheel or at least one front wheel and two rear wheels.
- the driving device can include two front wheels and two rear wheels.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that at least one front wheel and/or at least one rear wheel and/or the sliding surface can be adjusted to change the direction of movement.
- the driving device can comprise a weight-shifting steering system and/or a rotary steering system which provides the front wheel or wheels and/or the rear wheel or wheels and/or the sliding surface.
- a weight-shifting steering system and/or a rotary steering system which provides the front wheel or wheels and/or the rear wheel or wheels and/or the sliding surface.
- the child can also control the weight transfer steering by changing the forces acting on the seat/support element and/or the plate.
- the driving device can comprise a rotary steering system which provides the front wheel or the front wheels and/or the rear wheel or the rear wheels and/or the sliding surface, which rotary steering is operated by the user.
- the rotary steering can be actuated by the seat/holding element and/or by the holding device and/or by partial areas of the holding surface and/or holding rod.
- the steering of the driving device according to the invention can also be designed as a so-called self-adjusting steering system, with the wheel or wheels being rotatably mounted about a substantially vertical axis or an axis inclined to the vertical.
- the person skilled in the art knows, for example, rollers which are set when the plate moves sideways or straight ahead.
- weight-shift steering and/or rotary steering are known. No explanation of how it works is necessary here.
- a wheel and/or the sliding surface can be adjustable relative to the plate or to a partial area of the plate.
- a plate section can be adjustable to a further plate section, so that the position of a wheel and/or a sliding surface in relation to the direction of movement is achieved.
- the front wheel or the front wheels and/or the rear wheel or the rear wheels can only be mounted around a pivot point or an axis of rotation, so that the respective wheel is automatically placed in the direction of movement of the driving device.
- the driving device can be characterized in that the plate comprises a front plate area and a rear plate area, which plate areas are connected by a single joint or by several joints.
- the plate can comprise two plate parts, which plate parts are connected to one another by the joint and can be adjusted to one another by this joint.
- the plate can be designed with a seat/holding element.
- the joint can be designed as a ball joint.
- the joint can be designed as a joint with a single joint axis.
- the driving device can be characterized in that the joint has a joint axis or the joints each have a joint axis, which joint axis or joint axes are oriented at right angles or parallel or at an angle to the plate extension of the plate.
- a joint axis oriented at right angles to the plate extension or to the plate plane can cause the driving device to be steered by positioning the plate areas relative to one another.
- the joint axis can be arranged in the middle of the plate.
- a so-called snakeboard is known; the plate can be designed as a snakeboard.
- a joint axis oriented parallel to the plate extension can allow one plate area to be turned relative to the other plate area. Examples of this embodiment can be found below.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that at least one receiving device of the receiving devices is designed in the form of a tongue and groove, the spring being inserted into the groove or at least one receiving device being designed as a cupping connection.
- One or more recording devices or all recording devices can be designed as stated above,
- the tongue or groove may be arranged at a right angle to the plate.
- the tongue or groove is therefore oriented vertically when the plate extends normally horizontally. This allows good transfer of horizontal forces between the plate and the seat/support element.
- the groove is designed so that it can be brought into engagement with the spring.
- the tongue and groove can be designed to be clamped.
- the groove and/or the tongue can be designed to run around the circumference or a partial region of the circumference of one side of the plate or the circumference or a partial region of the circumference of a contact surface of the seat/retaining element, which contact surface is brought into contact with this side of the plate.
- releasable mechanical connections can also be provided, such as and not limited to snap connections, screw connections, magnets, which are suitable for transmitting the usual forces between the seat/retaining element and the plate. Aids such as bolts and dowels can also be used to connect the elements to be connected.
- a bolt can be formed in one piece with the plate or the seat/retaining element.
- the elements to be connected, such as the plate, can also be connected using a Velcro fastener or a zipper, for example.
- a seating/hall element can be placed over the plate in one or more partial areas or in its entirety.
- the seat/holding element can enclose the plate in its cupped position.
- the plate With a snap-on connection, the plate can be clipped onto the seat/retaining element in one or more sub-areas or in its entirety.
- the plate can enclose the seat/holding element in its cupped position.
- a possible embodiment of a cupped connection is a folded connection.
- the receiving device can also include a belt, a buckle or another pretensioning device, with which pretensioning device the seat/holding element is pressed against the plate in the position to be reached.
- a clamping device according to the prior art can allow the contact surface between the seat/holding element and the side of the plate to be designed without a special design, that is to say, to be essentially flat.
- the holding element guided to the plate by the seat/holding element can be attached to the plate in such a way that the seat/holding element can be pressed against the side of the plate.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that at least one receiving device of the receiving devices extends along the edges or partial areas of the plate.
- a single recording device or several recording devices or all recording devices can be designed according to the above feature.
- the edge area of a panel is very clearly visible to a person when a seat/support element is arranged on the panel.
- the good visibility of the edge area also has the advantage that the person can easily bring together or detach the holding devices of the plate and the seat/holding element. This is particularly advantageous if the small child wants to place the seat/holding element on the plate or remove it from it.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that the receiving device in a partial area of the receiving device or the entire receiving device is designed as a receiving joint or as a plug connection.
- the receiving joint connects the plate with the seat/holding element.
- the receiving joint can be designed as a ball joint.
- the seat/holding element can be positioned anywhere in relation to the plate.
- the receiving joint can be designed as a joint with a joint axis, so that the seat/holding element can only be adjusted to the plate by rotating or pivoting about the joint axis.
- the joint axis can extend in a plane parallel to or in the plate plane.
- the hinge axis can be oriented at a right angle or parallel or 45 degrees to the longitudinal direction of the plate.
- the joint axis can also be oriented at an angle to the plate plane, so that the seat/holding element can be adjusted to the plate by a pivoting movement.
- This angle can, for example, be the bisector between a horizontal position of the seat/holding element and a vertical position of the seat/holding element.
- the above description includes the feature that the receiving device of the seat/holding element on the plate is detachable.
- the joint can be designed to be detachable.
- the joint can, for example, be designed as a tongue and groove connection, with a rotating movement of the groove in the tongue being permitted. This rotating movement of the groove can be released, for example, by releasing the tongue-groove connection in another partial area.
- the receiving device can also be designed as a plug connection. With a plug-in connection, the plate and the seat/retaining element are brought together in a direction predetermined by the design of the plug-in connection.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that at least one receiving device of the receiving devices comprises a spacer element.
- a single recording device or several recording devices or all recording devices can be designed according to this feature.
- a connection between two elements such as the receiving device between the plate and the seat/holding element here, usually has play.
- Such play can generate noises when the driving device slides on a surface, which noises can be prevented by a damping spacer element in the receiving device.
- the spacer element can extend over partial areas of the receiving device.
- a plurality of spacer elements extending over partial areas of the receiving device can be arranged in one receiving device or in the receiving devices.
- the spacer element can also cause the seat/retaining element to be spaced from the plate and thus adjust the height of the seat/retaining element on the plate.
- the height position of the seat/holding element relative to the plate can be adjusted to the size of the child.
- the spacer element can have different material properties than the plate and/or the seat/retaining element.
- the spacer element can, for example, have a resilient or damping property.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that the first side comprises grooves.
- the grooves are preferably arranged between individual sliding surfaces to prevent noise when the driving device slides on a surface.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that at least one wheel of the wheels can be transferred from a rolling position to a storage position.
- the second side comprising the wheel or wheels, in particular the area between a front wheel and a rear wheel, can contact the ground.
- the area mentioned can be assigned a use as a sliding surface or rocking surface.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that the second side comprises wheel arches for receiving the wheels or a chassis with at least one wheel.
- At least one wheel can partially protrude from the wheel arch.
- the wheel arch can provide space for suspension and/or steering.
- the height of the wheel can be changed in the wheel arch.
- the driving device can be characterized in that the seat/holding element and/or the plate are designed as a hollow body, so that the seat/holding element or the plate or the seat/holding element forms one with the plate Create storage space.
- the receiving device when a storage space is provided in the seat/holding element, the receiving device extends on the edge of the seat/holding element or on the edge of the plate.
- the seat/holding element can include a closable opening such as a flap for filling the storage space.
- the storage space can provide space to hold a weight.
- One possible application of the ride device according to the invention is a walking aid, whereby a small child pushes the ride device according to the invention in front of him in a sliding or rolling manner.
- the acceleration force required for the sliding or rolling push of the ride device can be controlled, thus supporting the child in his learning process.
- the center of gravity of the ride can be changed near the ground or in the ride by arranging the weight. Tilting of the driving device can therefore be prevented or consciously permitted by the arrangement of the weight.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that the plate has a recess on the first side and/or on the second side.
- the recess can be part of the storage space.
- the depression can also be part of the holding area or form it.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that the plate and possibly the seat/support element are made of EPP.
- the material is essentially an elastically deformable material in order to prevent damage to the object and the driving device in the event of an impact between the driving device and objects.
- the core of the plate and/or the seat/retaining element can be made of such an elastically deformable material and can include a film or a plastic cladding on its surface.
- the plate and/or the seat/support egg can have a higher density in some areas of their surfaces. This can ensure that the material is more resistant to impacts.
- the driving device can be characterized in that the sliding surface comprises partial areas with different sliding properties.
- the sliding surface can, for example, comprise a partial area in which a felt is arranged, while in the other partial areas the sliding surface is made of a plastic.
- Felt is characterized by low frictional resistance when sliding on hard surfaces such as wood or stone. Furthermore, the mentioned hard surface is not damaged.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that the surfaces of the plate and possibly the seat/support element are covered with a film-like material or a textile.
- the driving device can be characterized in that a drawstring with a first drawstring end is connected to the plate and/or to the seat/holding element, the drawstring comprising a pull handle at its second free drawstring end.
- the driving device can be characterized in that the plate and/or the seat/holding element comprises a recess or a projection for receiving the drawstring and optionally the pull handle.
- the pull handle and/or the drawstring can be inserted into the recess in a clamping manner, i.e. with deformation of the plate and/or the seat/retaining element.
- the pull handle and/or the drawstring is then held in a clamping manner in the recess.
- the first end of the drawstring is pulled into an interior space when or before the pull handle is inserted into the recess.
- a coil for winding the drawstring can also be provided.
- the driving device can be characterized in that the drawstring comprises a coil for winding up the drawstring at the first drawstring end and/or at the second drawstring end.
- the drawstring is therefore assigned a further function.
- the driving device can be characterized in that a vibration motor is arranged on the plate or in the plate or possibly on the seat/holding element or possibly in the seat/holding element.
- the vibration motor causes the driving device to oscillate, which oscillation changes the friction between the sliding surface and the ground.
- a driving device that vibrates can be moved more easily by rolling or sliding on a surface.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that the vibration motor can be driven by the traction cable.
- the vibration motor may include an imbalance driven by a spring. By operating the pull rope, the spring can be wound up, which gives the pull rope a further function.
- the driving device can be characterized in that the plate is designed as a prism with four sides, with one side or several sides or all sides of the prism being designed as a flat or curved sliding surface or comprising wheels.
- the prism can have the shape of a square or a rectangle or a
- the different side surfaces or lateral surfaces of the prism can be designed as sliding surfaces or can be provided with a single wheel or wheels.
- the position of the prism can be used to assign special properties to the sides, such as height position or inclination to the ground.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that the plate comprises a sliding surface that can be adjusted to one side of the plate.
- the height position of the sliding surface can be made adjustable to the side of the plate. In the simplest possible case, this can be achieved by applying the sliding surface to the side as a seat/holding element with a certain thickness.
- the sliding surface can also be tilted to the side.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that the plate has a greater width at its end than in its central region.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that the seat/holding element has a greater width at its ends than in its central region.
- the driving device can be characterized in that the plate comprises a first plate and a second plate, the first plate and the second plate being adjustable relative to one another.
- the plate does not necessarily have to be designed as a single plate.
- the plate may include a first plate and a second plate, which first plate and second plate are connected to one another via a mechanical connection.
- the mechanical connection can be a plate joint, which allows the first plate to be positioned relative to the second plate.
- the mechanical connection is preferably such that the first plate and the second plate act as one plate in static and dynamic terms.
- the driving device according to the invention can be characterized in that the plate and the seat/holding element have shapes that merge with one another.
- the ride advantageously has no sharp edges.
- 1 to 16 show schematically different embodiments of the driving device according to the invention.
- embodiments described below which embodiments include a seat/retaining element, include a plate with a receiving device for releasably attaching the seat/retaining element to the plate.
- the person skilled in the art can in particular apply the above description of a one-piece design of the plate and the seat/holding element to these embodiments and, instead of the receiving device, provide a one-piece design of the plate and the seat/retaining element.
- a one-piece design can be in the form that the plate and the seat/holding eggs are connected by a connecting means, whereby this connection can only be released by a person through an excessive amount of force or by means of special tools or by breaking can.
- a one-piece design can be in the form that the plate and the seat/support eggs are manufactured as one piece.
- the plate and the seat/holding element can be foamed from a foam raw material or injected from a plastic raw material in one process step.
- An arrangement of a seat/holding element on a plate described below requires the provision of a receiving device for producing a detachable connection between the seat/holding element and the plate, provided that the plate and the seat/holding element are formed in one piece are.
- Figure 1 and Figure 2 show a first possible embodiment of the driving device according to the invention, which embodiments include the plate 1 and a seat/holding element 8.
- the ride device for children comprises a plate 1 which is oriented horizontally relative to a surface 6 and has a first side 2 and a second side 3.
- the mentioned sides 2, 3 are arranged opposite one another.
- Figure 1 shows the special case that the sides 2, 3 extend parallel to one another. A position of the sides 2, 3 at an angle other than 90 degrees is also conceivable.
- the plate 1 can, for example, have a rectangular cross-sectional shape (perpendicular to the plane of Figures 1 and 2).
- the plate 1 can, for example, have a triangular cross-sectional shape (perpendicular to the plane of Figures 1 and 2).
- the sides 2, 3 form the top of the plate 1 or the underside of the plate 1.
- the first side 2 comprises a single first sliding surface with first sliding properties for sliding the surface on the substrate 6. It is also conceivable that the first side 2 comprises a plurality of first sliding surfaces.
- the first sliding surface is designed as a flat sliding surface extending over a portion of the first side 2 or a flat sliding surface extending over the entire first side 2.
- the second side 3 comprises at least a single wheel, in particular a front wheel 4 and/or a rear wheel 5, for moving the driving device on a surface 6 in a direction of movement 7.
- Figure 1 shows the special case that the second side 3 has at least one front wheel 4 and at least one rear wheel 5 includes.
- the first side 2 may include a first holding surface 18 and/or the second side 3 may include a second holding surface 19.
- the plate 1 can be moved with the second side 3 directed towards the ground 6 on the ground 6 on the wheels 4, 5, rolling in a direction of movement 7, as shown in Figure 1 at the top left. Furthermore, the plate 1 can be moved slidably on the surface 6 in a direction of movement 7 with the first side 2 directed towards the surface 6, which is shown at the top right in Figure 1.
- a seat/holding element 8 can be arranged horizontally on the plate 1.
- the seat/holding element 8 can be arranged horizontally adjacent to the first side 2 via a first receiving device.
- the receiving device can be manufactured as a releasable mechanical connecting means according to the above description.
- a receiving device designed as a detachable mechanical connection has the advantage that the constellations of the driving device shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 can be achieved by removing and attaching the seat/holding element 8.
- a driving device shown in Figure 1 and Figure 2 with a removable and attachable seat/holding element is a driving device according to claim 1, possibly in conjunction with at least one claim dependent on claim 1.
- the seat/holding element 8 and the plate 1 can also be made in one piece.
- a driving device shown in Figure 1 and Figure 2 with a one-piece design of plate 1 and seat/holding element 8 is a driving device according to claim 2, possibly in conjunction with at least one claim dependent on claim 2.
- the driving device according to the invention comprising the plate 1 and the seat/holding element 8 can be moved rolling on the surface 6, the top of the seat/holding element 8 forming a seat device 9, as shown in Figure 1 at the bottom left .
- the seat/holding element 8 can be arranged on the first side 2 via the detachable receiving device.
- the seat/holding element 8 can be formed in one piece with the plate 1, with the seat/holding element 8 being arranged on the first side 2.
- the seat/holding element 8 can be arranged horizontally adjacent to the second side 3, the seat/holding element 8 being designed to accommodate the wheels 4, 5.
- the recording device of this embodiment and the further embodiments can be designed according to the above description.
- the top of the seat/holding element 8 forms a seat device 9, on which seat device 9 a child can stay.
- the child can move with the driving device according to the invention with the first side 2 on a surface 6 in a direction of movement 7, as shown in Figure 1 at the bottom right.
- a horizontal arrangement of the seat/holding element 8 on the plate 1 suggests that the top of the seat/holding element 8 forms a seating device 9.
- the driving device according to the invention can have a holding device 11 in the positions and constellations shown.
- FIG. 2 The embodiment shown above in Figure 2 is an embodiment according to the invention according to claim 1 (releasable receiving device) or according to claim 2 (one-piece design of plate 1 and seat/holding element 8), if necessary in conjunction with at least one dependent claim.
- claim 2 can be combined with claim 22.
- the seat/holding element 8 is arranged on the downward-facing second side 3 by means of the second receiving device.
- the seat/holding element 8 is designed as a receiving device for the wheels 4, 5.
- a child staying on the first holding surface 18 can slide with the ride device in a direction of movement 7 on the surface 6, the underside of the seat/holding element 8 forming a seat/holding element sliding surface 10, as in Figure 2 shown at the top left. 2 above shows a flat seating/holding element sliding surface 10 for sliding on a surface 6. It is also conceivable to form a curved seating/holding element sliding surface 10 for sliding and/or rocking on a surface 6.
- the seat/holding element 8 can also be arranged in a vertical position on the plate 1, as shown in FIG. 2 below.
- the seat/holding element 8 can be arranged in a vertical position on the first side 2, see Figure 2, bottom left, or on the second side 3, see Figure 2, bottom right.
- the seat/holding element 8 serves as a holding element for a child standing on the first holding surface 18 or second holding surface 19.
- the driving device is moved in a direction of movement 7, rolling or sliding on the ground 6.
- the vertical arrangement of the seat/holding element 8 requires that the seat/holding element 8 be made of a stiff, particularly rigid material.
- the seat/holding element 8 is arranged adjacent to the first side 2 by means of the first receiving device, as shown at the bottom left in Figure 2.
- the child staying on the first holding surface 18 can hold on to the vertically arranged seat/holding element 8 or to the holding element 11 attached to the seat/holding element 8.
- the seat/holding element 8 is arranged adjacent to the second side 3 by means of the second receiving device, as shown at the bottom right in Figure 2.
- the seat/holding element 8 is formed in the area of the second receiving device to the receiving device of the front wheel 4. The child staying on the second holding surface 19 can hold on to the vertically arranged seat/holding element 8 or to the holding element 11 attached to the seat/holding element 8.
- FIG. 1 and Figure 2 are based on the fact that the horizontally arranged sitting/holding element 8 extends over the entire area of the adjacent side 2, 3. It is also conceivable that the horizontally extending seat/holding element 8 only extends over a partial area of the adjacent side 2, 3, as shown in Figure 3.
- Figure 3 shows embodiments according to the invention according to claim 1 (releasable receiving device) or according to claim 2 (one-piece design of plate 1 and seat/retaining element 8), possibly in conjunction with at least one dependent claim.
- FIG. 2 and 3 the person skilled in the art can also imagine a vertically arranged seat/holding element 8, which seat/holding element 8 extends over the entire adjacent side 2, 3, which is in the Figures 2 and 3 are not shown.
- Figures 2 and 3 show a seat/holding element 8, which seat/holding element extends over portions of pages 2, 3.
- the receiving devices can be designed, for example, as a plug-in connection when shaped according to claim 1, if necessary in conjunction with at least one dependent claim.
- the seat/holding element 8 can be plugged onto the plate 1 in a direction predetermined by the design of the plug connection.
- the seat/holding element 8 shown in Figures 1 to 3 is made of a solid material.
- the seat/holding element 8 has sufficient flexural rigidity, particularly in its position as a holding element, so that a child standing on a holding surface 18, 19 can hold on to the holding element (see Figure 2, below).
- the seat/holding element 8 In its position as a seat element, the seat/holding element 8 has sufficient rigidity that a child can sit on the seat device 9 or on the plate 1 (see Figure 1, below; see Figure 2, above; see Figure 3) .
- Figure 4 shows an embodiment according to the invention according to claim 1 (releasable receiving device) or according to claim 1 (one-piece design of plate 1 and seat/holding element 8), possibly in conjunction with at least one dependent claim.
- FIG. 4 shows a special embodiment of the recording devices.
- the receiving device can include a receiving joint 20, so that the seat/holding element 8 can be applied to the plate 1 in a rotating or pivoting manner.
- the joint 20 can be designed as a mechanical joint or made of a deformable material.
- the joint 20 can be designed as a mechanical joint, whereby the joint parts of the joint 20 cannot be opened.
- the joint 20 can be made of a deformable material, which deformable material is used when producing the plate 1 and the seat/holding element 8, for example by foaming or by spraying the plate 1 and the seat/holding element. Element 8 is inserted into the mold so that a single workpiece is produced.
- Figure 5 at the top left and right shows an embodiment according to the invention according to claim 4, possibly in conjunction with at least one dependent claim.
- Figure 5 shows a further embodiment of the plate 1, which plate 1 comprises a first side 2 with a first curved sliding surface.
- the plate 1 includes a second side 3 with at least one wheel, in particular with at least one front wheel 4 and with at least one rear wheel 5.
- the driving device When there is contact between the wheels 4, 5 and the ground 6, the driving device can be moved with the second side 3 downwards on a ground 6, rolling in a direction of movement 7, as shown in Figure 5 at the top left.
- the first side 2 includes a first holding area 18.
- the driving device When there is contact between the first side 2 and the curved sliding surface, the driving device can be moved rocking and/or sliding on the surface 6 in a direction of movement 7, as shown in the top right of Figure 5.
- the second side 3 includes a second holding area 19.
- Figure 5 on the left and bottom right shows an embodiment according to the invention according to claim 1 (releasable receiving device) or according to claim 2, possibly in conjunction with at least one dependent claim.
- the embodiments shown at the bottom left and right in Figure 5 are also embodiments according to claim 4 in conjunction with claim 10 and possibly with further claims.
- a horizontally arranged seat/holding element 8 can be arranged adjacent to the first side 2 by means of a first receiving device, the top of the seat/holding element 8 serving as a seating device 9. This is shown in Figure 5 at the bottom left.
- a horizontally arranged seat/holding element 8 can be arranged adjacent to the second side 3 by means of a second receiving device, the top of the seat/holding element 8 serving as a seating device 9. This is shown in Figure 5 at the bottom right.
- the seat/holding element is hollow in some areas to accommodate the existing wheels 4, 5.
- the embodiments shown are preferably designed so that the holding device 11 can be arranged adjacent to the seat device 9.
- Figure 6 shows an embodiment according to the invention according to claim 1 (releasable receiving device) or according to claim 1 (one-piece design of plate 1 and seat/holding element 8), possibly in conjunction with at least one dependent claim.
- the embodiment shown in Figure 6 is also an embodiment according to claim 4 in conjunction with claim 10 and possibly at least one further dependent claim.
- FIG. 6 shows further configurations of the driving device according to the invention belonging to FIG. 5 when designing the driving device according to the invention according to claim 1, with a vertical seat/holding element 8 on the first side 2 see FIG is arranged on the right.
- Figure 7, above shows embodiments of the driving device according to the invention according to claim 3, possibly in conjunction with a further claim.
- Figure 7, above shows a further embodiment of the plate 1, which plate 1 comprises a first side 2 with a flat sliding surface and a second side 3 with a flat sliding surface. These are the side 2, 3 opposite sides of the plate 1, which sides are designed parallel to one another in the special shape shown in Figure 7.
- the sides 2, 3 form the top and bottom of the plate 1.
- the sliding surfaces extend over the entire respective side or over partial areas of the respective side.
- FIG. 7 bottom and Figure 8 show embodiments according to the invention according to claim 3, possibly in conjunction with at least one dependent claim.
- a seat/holding element 8 can be arranged adjacent to the first side 2 in a horizontal position (see Figure 7, bottom left) and in a vertical position (see Figure 8, left). Furthermore, a seat/holding element 8 can be arranged adjacent to the second side 3 in a horizontal position (see Figure 7, bottom right) and in a vertical position (see Figure 8, right). This arrangement takes place in an embodiment according to claim 1 via the detachable receiving device or in a one-piece design of plate 1 and seat/holding element 8 via the one-piece design.
- the seat/holding element is made from a body so that a child standing on the holding surface 18, 19 can hold on to the holding element. Likewise, the design of the seat/holding element from a solid material ensures that a child can sit on the seat device 9.
- FIGS. 7 and Figure 8 The embodiment of Figure 7 and Figure 8 is characterized in that the different sliding properties lead to different sliding movements.
- the child as a user can either bring the first side 2 or the second side 3 into contact with the surface 6 and thus select the sliding properties of the driving device according to the invention. This applies to all constellations of this embodiment of the driving device according to the invention shown in FIGS. 7 and 8.
- Figure 9 above shows an embodiment according to the invention according to claim 4, possibly in conjunction with at least one dependent claim.
- Figure 9, below and Figure 10 show a further embodiment of the driving device according to the invention in different constellations according to claim 4, possibly in conjunction with a dependent claim.
- the first side 2 includes a curved sliding surface.
- the driving device can be moved in a direction of travel 7 in a rocking and/or sliding manner on the ground 6.
- the second side 3 on the top of the plate 1 can serve as a second holding surface 19 (see Figure 9 at the top right).
- the second side 3 includes a flat sliding surface.
- the driving device according to the invention is moved in a sliding direction 7.
- the first side 2 can serve as the top of the plate 1 as a first holding surface 18 (see Figure 9 at the top left).
- a seat/holding element 8 can be brought into contact in a horizontal position with the first side 2 (see Figure 9, bottom left) or the second side 3 (see figure, bottom right), with the top of the seat/holding element Element 8 can serve as a seating device 9.
- the embodiment shown in Figure 9, below and Figure 10 is an embodiment according to the invention due to the seat/holding element 8 arranged on one side.
- the seat/holding element 8 can in turn be arranged in a vertical position adjacent to the first side 2 (see Figure 10) on the left or adjacent to the second side 3 (see Figure 10 on the right), so that there is a seat on the first holding surface 18 or a child standing on the second holding surface 19 can stop at the seat/holding element 8.
- the seat/holding element 8 can include a holding device 11 in the positions mentioned.
- the sliding surfaces of the first side 2 and the second side 3 can be different from one another
- the driving device according to the invention can have different driving characteristics depending on the side 2, 3 brought into contact with the ground 6 because of the different sliding properties and/or because of the different shape of the sliding surface.
- Figure 11 and Figure 12 show a further embodiment of the driving device according to the invention according to claim 5, possibly in conjunction with at least one claim 5. It comprises the first side 2 and the second side 3 as a curved sliding surface, so that the driving device according to the invention when in contact with the first side 2 or the second side 3 can be moved with the ground 6 in a direction of movement 7 in a sliding and/or rocking manner.
- the first side 2 and the second side 3 sliding surfaces are shown with a similar or the same curvature.
- the sides 2, 3 can also have sliding surfaces that are curved differently from one another.
- the sliding surfaces of sides 2, 3 can also have different sliding properties.
- the driving device according to the invention can have different driving characteristics depending on the side 2, 3 brought into contact with the ground 6 because of the different sliding properties and/or because of the different shape of the sliding surface.
- Figures 11 and 12 again show the arrangement of a seat/holding element 8 in a horizontal position see Figure 11 below and in a vertical position see Figure 12 via a detachable receiving device.
- the above description of the figures is to be applied analogously to Figure 11 and Figure 12.
- a one-piece design of plate 1 and seat/holding element 8 can also be provided.
- Figure 13 shows a further embodiment according to the invention according to claim 1, possibly in conjunction with a further dependent claim.
- Figure 13 is also an embodiment according to claim 4 in conjunction with claim 4 in conjunction with the dependent claim 15 and possibly a further dependent claim.
- Figure 13 illustrates a further feature of the driving device according to the invention using the example of the embodiment shown in Figures 1 and 2. However, this feature is also applicable to the other embodiments of the driving device.
- FIG. 13 illustrates the feature of the wheels 4, 5 that can be inserted into the plate 1. This requires that the plate 1 is sufficiently thick to form a receiving space for receiving the wheels 4, 5 and is hollow in at least the respective partial areas of the plate 1 is.
- FIG. 13 at the top left shows a first form of use of the driving device according to the invention according to claim 4 in conjunction with claim 15, which driving device is moved on the wheels 4, 5 rolling on a surface 6 in a direction of movement 7.
- the first side 2 on the top can serve as a holding surface 18.
- At least one wheel 4, 5 can be moved into the plate 1. 13 at the bottom left shows the wheels 4, 5 in the retracted position, so that the driving device can be moved slidably in a direction of movement 7 when the second side 3 comes into contact with the ground 6. Show Figure 13 at the bottom left and Figure 13 at the bottom right thus the embodiment according to the invention according to claim 4 in conjunction with claim 15 and claim 22 and possibly at least one dependent claim.
- the second side 3 serves as a second support surface 19, with the wheels 4, 5 incorporated into the plate 1 not being disruptive.
- Figure 13 mentions the design of the plate 1 with a thickness required to accommodate the wheels 4, 5. Regardless of the feature of introducing the wheels 4, 5 into the plate 1, designing the plate 1 with a greater thickness and thus designing the plate 1 as a cuboid can offer the advantages discussed in FIG.
- Figure 14 shows an embodiment according to the invention according to claim 1 in conjunction with claim 22 or an embodiment according to the invention according to claim 4. These embodiments according to the invention can have the features of further dependent claims.
- Figure 14 on the left shows plate 1 in a view from the front.
- the plate 1 has the cross section of a rectangle with a first side length 21 and a second side length 22.
- a cuboid as a plate 1 includes four further sides 23, 24 in addition to the sides 2, 3, two further sides 23, 24 shown in Figure 14 and thus the four sides 2, 3, 23, 24, the plate 1 can be oriented with one of the four sides 2 , 3, 23, 24 can be arranged in four different positions relative to the substrate 6.
- the latter includes the use of one of the sides 2, 3, 23, 24 as a sliding surface for sliding or rocking movement or with wheels for rolling movement on the surface 6.
- the top of the plate 1 is each arranged at a different height from the substrate 6, as illustrated in Figure 14.
- the four sides 2, 3, 23, 24 have different sliding properties regardless of the design of the side lengths 22, 23.
- Figure 15 shows an embodiment according to the invention according to claim 1 or claim 3 or claim 4 or claim 5 in conjunction with claim 17. This embodiment can also have the features of further dependent claims.
- the removable seat/holding element is not shown in Figure 15.
- the plate 1 can comprise a first plate part 25 and a second plate part 26.
- the plate parts 25, 26, which are arranged one behind the other as seen in the direction of travel 7, are connected, for example, via a joint 14, so that the plate parts 25, 26 can be adjusted relative to one another to achieve a steering effect, as illustrated by the bow arrows in FIG.
- a steering effect can be achieved both with a rolling movement of the driving device, see Figure 15 on the left, and with a sliding movement of the driving device, see Figure 15 on the right.
- the joint 14 can be designed as a ball joint.
- the joint 14 can also include an adjusting axis, which adjusting axis is oriented at an angle of 90 ° to a side 2, 3 or to the ground 6.
- Figure 16 shows an embodiment according to the invention according to claim 1 or claim 3 or claim 4 or claim 5 in conjunction with claim 17. This embodiment can also have the features of further dependent claims.
- the removable seat/holding element 8 is not shown in Figure 16.
- Figure 16 shows another possible positioning of a joint.
- the plate 1 comprises a front plate section 12 seen in the direction of movement 7 and a rear plate section 13.
- the sections 12, 13 are connected via a joint 14, which joint 14 comprises a joint axis extending parallel to the direction of extension of the plate 1.
- the rear plate section 13 includes a wheel 5 on its first side 2 and a wheel 5 'on its second side 3.
- the wheels 5, 5' symbolize that the first side 2 and the second side 3 of the rear plate section 13 generally have different movement properties on the surface 6. In the case of the wheels 5.5 'there are different rolling properties on the surface 6.
- the person skilled in the art can also provide a sliding surface on the first side 2 and / or on the second side 3 and so different Justify the movement properties of sides 2, 3 on the surface 6.
- the joint 14 allows the wheels 5, 5' or sliding surfaces to be positioned relative to the surface 6, so that different movement properties can be generated.
- Figure 17 and Figure 18 show views of sides 2, 3 of plate 1.
- Figure 19 shows a perspective view of the driving device according to the invention from the front and rear.
- the driving device shown in Figure 17, Figure 18 and Figure 19, with a removable seat/holding element is an embodiment according to claim 1, possibly in conjunction with at least one dependent claim.
- the ride device for children comprises a plate 1 with a first side 2 (see view in Figure 17) and a second side 3 (see view in Figure 18), which sides 2, 3 are arranged opposite each other.
- the plate 1 thus has a certain thickness, which thickness the person skilled in the art chooses to achieve the required stability and with a view to meeting the following structural characteristics.
- Figure 19 shows two perspective views of the driving device according to the invention.
- the first side 2 comprises four first sliding surfaces 30, 31, 32, 33.
- the first sliding surfaces 30, 31, 32, 33 have first sliding properties when in contact with a surface 6.
- the first sliding properties of the first sliding surfaces 30, 31, 32, 34 can be different from one another or in pairs.
- the first sliding surfaces 30, 31 have a first surface extent, while the first sliding surfaces 32, 33 have a smaller first surface extent.
- the first sliding surfaces 30, 31, 32, 33 are made of the same surface material, which is by no means mandatory.
- the sliding surfaces 30, 31, 32, 33 can also be made from different materials.
- the first sliding surfaces 30, 31, 32, 33 extend over partial areas of the first side 2.
- the first sliding surfaces 30, 31, 32, 33 are arranged in the corners of the first side 2 of the plate 1.
- the first sliding surfaces 30, 31, 32, 33 are designed as flat surfaces.
- the first sliding surfaces 30, 31, 32, 33 include grooves 28, with the grooves being marked with the reference number 28 only in the first sliding surface 30 to ensure clarity.
- the sliding surfaces 30, 31, 32, 33 are smooth between the grooves 28.
- the longitudinal extent of the sliding surfaces 30, 31, 32, 33 can be oriented at an acute, outwardly pointing angle to the direction of movement 7.
- the grooves 28 can be oriented at an acute, outwardly pointing angle to the direction of movement 7.
- the first sliding surfaces 30, 31, 32, 33 are formed at a distance from a first surface 29 of the first side 2. When sliding on a flat surface (see Figure 17), the first surface 29 does not contact the surface 6. Only the first sliding surfaces 30, 31, 32, 33 contact the surface 6, since the first sliding surfaces 30, 31, 32, 33 are designed as partial areas of the first page 2. In principle, it would also be conceivable to design the entire first surface 29 as a sliding surface.
- the sliding surfaces 30, 31, 32, 33 include a recess 41 for receiving an element with special sliding properties, such as a felt element.
- the recess 41 is marked with a reference number only in the sliding surface 30.
- the inserted piece of felt creates two partial areas with different sliding properties in the sliding surface 30.
- One of the sliding surfaces 30, 31, 32, 33 can also be made entirely of felt or Teflon or another material with selected sliding properties.
- the first side 2 includes a first holding surface 18.
- the first holding surface 18 here has the special shape of a recess 16.
- the first holding surface 18 can also be an unspecified portion of the first surface 29. It is not absolutely necessary to specify a boundary of the first holding area 18, since the child should be able to stay on the first side 2 in any form and manner.
- the first side 2 includes a groove 34, which groove 34 serves as a receiving device for a seat/holding element 8 that can be arranged adjacent to the first side 2.
- the seat/holding element 8, which seat/holding element 8 is not shown in FIG. 17, comprises a suitable form of a receiving device. Providing a tongue and groove as a receiving device is a possible, advantageous form of a receiving device. Other forms of a mechanical connection are also conceivable.
- the tongue and groove connection is designed as a detachable connection of the seat/retaining element 8 to the plate 1.
- the releasably designed tongue and groove connection is clamping, so that the connection is released while overcoming the clamping force.
- the tongue-and-groove connection is designed as a one-piece connection of plate 1 and seat/retaining element 8.
- the plate 1 and the seat/retaining element 8 can have an adhesive bond in the area of this connection.
- the receiving device extends in partial areas following the circumference of the plate 1.
- the receiving device thus follows the arcuate shape of the front plate area 12 and the rear plate area.
- the receiving device also follows the waisted shape of the plate described below.
- This special form of the receiving device allows forces acting tangentially on the plate 1 to be diverted in all directions from the seat/retaining element.
- the plate 1 has a waisted shape.
- the plate 1 has - seen in the direction of movement 7 - a greater width in the front plate area 12 and in the rear plate area 13 than in the central area of the plate 1. The advantage that can be achieved in this way is discussed below with reference to FIG. 19.
- Figure 18 shows a view from above of the second side 3 of the plate 1. While in Figure 17 the second side 3 contacts the surface 6, in Figure 18 the first side 2 contacts the surface 6. The child can by orienting the first side 2 or the second side 3 to the surface 6 determine the driving characteristics of the driving device according to the invention.
- the driving characteristics of the driving device are determined by the properties of the second side 3, in particular the sliding properties of the first side 2 with the surface 6.
- the driving properties of the driving device are determined by the properties of the first side 2, in particular the rolling properties of the wheels 4, 5 shown in Figure 18 on a surface 6.
- the prototype can also have the other shapes of the sides 2, 3 discussed above.
- the second side 3 includes wheel arches 35, 36, 37, 38 for accommodating wheel suspensions and wheels 4, 5 not visible in Figure 18.
- the wheels space the second surface 39 from the ground 6 when the second side 3 is oriented towards the ground 6.
- the second side 3 includes a recess 16 as a second receiving surface 19, whereby it should again be noted that the design of the second receiving surface 19 is not limited to this shape.
- the second receiving surface 19 can also have a different shape so that the child can linger on the second side 3.
- the waisted shape of the plate 1 can also be clearly seen in Figure 18.
- the first side 2 and the second side 3 are preferably and therefore not restrictively congruent shapes.
- the second side 3 like the first side 2, includes a groove 34 as a receiving device, with the seat/holding element 8 comprising a suitable spring as a receiving device.
- the first side 2 and the second side 3 can include spacer elements 42, which spacer elements 42 space the first surface 29 or the second surface 39 from the surface of the seat/holding element 8 at least in the area of the spacer elements 42. If the height extension of the spacer element 42 is sufficiently large, contact or distance between the plate 1 and the seat/holding element 8 can preferably be created by the spacer element 42. Such spacer elements 42 can be used to prevent noise caused by a relative movement between plate 1 and seat/holding element 8 or to adjust the seat height.
- FIG. 19 shows a perspective view of the driving device according to the invention from the front and rear, which driving device includes a plate 1 and a seat/holding element 8.
- the sitting/holding element 8 can be arranged adjacent to the first side 2 or adjacent to the second side 3, as described in detail above. Only the arrangement of the seat/holding element 8 adjacent to the second side 3 is shown in FIG. An arrangement of the seat/holding element 8 adjacent to the first side 2 is also conceivable.
- the plate 1 contacts the base 6 with the first side 2.
- the plate 1, which includes plate 1 2 sliding surfaces 30, 31, 32, 33 on its first side, can be moved slidably on the base 6 in a direction of movement 7.
- the seat/holding element 8 is arranged horizontally.
- the seat/holding element 8 accommodates the wheels arranged on the second side 3 inside.
- the seat/old element 8 includes a seat device 9 for the child on its top.
- the seat device 9 has the shape of a saddle in an advantageous and non-limiting manner. Accordingly, and in order to make it easier for the child to place their feet on the surface 6, the sitting/holding element 8 has a waisted shape, congruent with the shape of the plate 1 discussed above.
- the seat/holding element 8 which front area adjoins the front plate area 12, and in the rear area of the seat/holding element 8, which rear area is arranged adjacent to the rear plate area 13, have the seat -/Holding element 8 and the plate 1 have a larger width and a waisted shape in the middle area.
- the seat/holding element 8 and the plate 1 also have a concave shape in the rear area 12. This shape is advantageous in order to offer a child pushing the ride device freedom of movement, in particular a plate for feet or knees.
- the seat/holding element 8 includes in its front area a receiving device 40 for a holding device 11 shown in FIG. 19.
- the plate 1 and the seat/holding element 8 can be made of foam. This material is advantageous because of its low weight and its elastic deformability.
- the receiving device 40 for the holding device includes a reinforcement for dissipating the forces into the seat/holding element 8.
- the plate 1 advantageously comprises a recess 16, which recess 16 forms a storage space 15 for holding objects such as toys or a holding area 18, 19.
- the recess 16 is advantageous because it prevents the child or the objects stored in the storage space 15 from moving or falling.
- FIG. 17, 18, 19 is also characterized by a hollow design of the seat/holding element, so that the storage space 15 is formed by the recess 16 and the hollow area of the seat/holding element.
- the width of the plate (measured transversely to the direction of movement 7 in the front or rear plate area 12, 13) is large or greater than the seat height (distance from the highest point of the seat device 9 to the surface 6). This can prevent the driving device from tipping over.
- Figure 20 shows a further embodiment of the driving device according to the invention according to claim 1 (releasable recording device) or according to claim 2 (non-releasable recording device, possibly in conjunction with at least one dependent claim).
- the plate 1 includes a first side 2 with a flat sliding surface (in the special form shown). A curved sliding surface or another shape of the first side 2 described here is also conceivable.
- the plate 2 includes a second side 3 in the special shape shown in Figure 20 with wheels. Another shape of the second side 3 is also conceivable.
- the driving device further comprises a seat element 8, which seat element 8 is coupled to the plate 1 via a receiving device.
- the receiving device is designed as at least one receiving joint 20, which receiving joint 20 is encompassed by the plate 1.
- the joint axis of the receiving joint 20 extends parallel to the extension axis of the plate 1 in the direction of movement 7.
- Figure 20 shows the special case that the plate 1 includes a receiving joint 20 at both ends.
- either the first side 2 or the second side 3 can be oriented towards the ground. This allows the movement characteristics of the driving device to be adjusted.
- Figure 20 also shows the special case that the joint axis is arranged eccentrically to the height extension of the plate 1, including any wheels. As a result, when the plate 1 is pivoted, a height position of the seat device 9 on the top of the element 8 can also be achieved.
- Figure 21 shows a further embodiment of the driving device according to the invention according to claim 1 (detachable receiving device), possibly in conjunction with at least one dependent claim).
- the plate 1 comprises two sides with different movement properties on a surface 6.
- a seat element 8 is releasably coupled to the plate 1 via a receiving device.
- the seat element 8 also contacts the surface 6 and forms further sliding surfaces.
- Figure 22 shows a further embodiment of the driving device according to the invention according to claim 1 (releasable recording device) or according to claim 2 (non-releasable recording device, possibly in conjunction with at least one dependent claim).
- the plate 1 includes a first side 2, which first side 2 is designed as a sliding surface.
- Figure 22 shows a flat sliding surface, although a curved sliding surface is also conceivable.
- the plate 1 comprises a second side 3, the second side 3 comprising wheels 4, 5 in the special case shown in FIG. Instead of the wheels 4, 5, the second side 3 can also include a flat or curved sliding surface.
- a seat/holding element 8 is connected to the first side 2 via a receiving device.
- the receiving device is formed by the receiving joint 20, which receiving joint 20 is enclosed by the plate 1.
- the seat/holding element 8, which is articulated on the first side 2 via the receiving joint 20 can be transferred from a horizontal position as a seating device 9 into a vertical position as a holding device 11 by rotating or pivoting become.
- the plate comprises a recess, which recess serves as storage space 43.
- This storage space 43 can be closed by the element 8 as a seating device 9. It is also conceivable to provide a further element, which further element is rotatably mounted like the element 8 and can be used as a holding device in the unfolded position.
- the seat/holding element 8 acts as a sliding surface.
- Figure 23 shows a further embodiment of the invention according to claim 1 (detachable
- Figure 23 illustrates in particular a possible design of sliding surfaces with reference to the embodiment shown at the top right in Figure 9. The following is also applicable to the other possible embodiments of the sliding surfaces.
- the representation of an embodiment of the driving device according to the invention in Figure 23 on the left shows a sliding surface with projections 44.
- the projections 44 can be point-shaped or extending over the width of the sliding surface (perpendicular to the image plane).
- the projections 44 can - as shown on the left in Figure 23 - be designed in partial areas of the sliding surface or distributed over the entire partial surface.
- FIG. 23 The representation of an embodiment of the driving device according to the invention in Figure 23 on the right shows a sliding surface with linear or flat-extending projections 44.
- the projections 44 are interrupted, which creates a sound to motivate the child during a rocking movement.
- the formation of a sliding surface with such projections 44 can be viewed as a formation of a multiply curved sliding surface with connected sliding surfaces.
- Figure 24 shows a detail of an advantageous embodiment of a sliding surface of a first side 2 or a second side 3 in a sectional view.
- the sliding surface can be a sliding surface described above. This detail is applicable to the embodiments of the invention.
- the edge 45 of the sliding surface is arranged at a distance from the edge 46 of the side 2. In the area between the edges 45, 46, the first surface 29 of the plate 1 never contacts the ground. The expert can choose the distance between the edges 45, 46 so large that a child can bring his hand into the area, but not between the sliding surface 39 and the surface 6. This prevents the child from getting their hand or toes caught between the surface 6 and the sliding surface 39.
- Figure 25 shows a further embodiment of the driving device according to the invention according to claim 3 or claim 5, possibly in conjunction with at least one dependent claim, as well as a possible combination with the driving device according to the invention with a scooter, kickboard or similar.
- kick scooter is chosen, which kick scooter can have weight-shift steering and/or rotary steering.
- the kick scooter includes a chassis 47 with at least one front wheel 4 and at least one rear wheel 5.
- a holding device 11 is connected to the plate 1.
- the chassis 47 essentially extends between the front wheel 4 and the rear wheel 5.
- a seat device 9 is also connected to the holding device 11 by a mechanical connecting means. The seat device 9 can be detached from the holding device 11.
- the driving device according to the invention can form the seat device 9 in the position shown on the left in FIG.
- the driving device according to the invention can also be arranged below the scooter shown in the figure, so that the seat device 9 forms the plate 1 with the first side 2 and the second side 3, as shown in the middle and right in Figure 25.
- the driving device according to the invention comprises a receiving device for attaching the driving device according to the invention directly (see Figure 25, left) or indirectly (see Figure 25, middle and right).
- Figure 26 illustrates a further embodiment of the driving device according to the invention according to claim 1 (releasable receiving device) or claim 1 (one-piece design of plate and seat/holding element.
- the embodiment shown in Figure 26 can also be used as an embodiment according to claim 4 or claim 5 in Viewed together with claim 10 and possibly at least one independent claim.
- Elements 8, 8' are arranged on one side 2 of the plate 1, which elements 8, 8' form a further sliding surface.
- the elements 8, 8' can be designed as runners.
- the runners can be attached to the first side 2 in a detachable manner, for example by plugging them in.
- the runners can be designed as a curved shape as described above.
- Figure 27 shows at least one embodiment according to claim 1 (releasable receiving device) or claim 2 (non-releasable receiving device), possibly in conjunction with at least one dependent claim.
- Figure 27 illustrates a further embodiment of the invention.
- the driving device according to the invention can also include a first plate 1 and a second plate 1 ', which plates 1, 1 ' can be adjusted relative to one another.
- the first plate 1 and the second plate include the sides 2, 3, 2', 3' and the sides 2', 3' respectively, which sides 2, 3, 2', 3' can optionally be brought into contact with the substrate 6 .
- the plate 1, 1' can be supplemented with a seat element 8, with one or more plates of the plates 1, 1' comprising a receiving device for receiving the element 8.
- the element 8 can include a holding device 11.
- Figure 28 illustrates the embodiment shown in Figure 27 at the top left using exploded drawings.
- the embodiment shown in Figure 28 is an embodiment according to claim 3 or claim 4 or claim 5, possibly in conjunction with at least one dependent claim.
- the embodiment shown in Figure 28 comprises a plate with a first plate 1 and a second plate 1 '.
- a detachable connection can be made by a positive connection.
- Figure 28 shows a possible embodiment of a detachable, positive connection described below; Further detachable, form-fitting connections are conceivable.
- the first plate 1 includes a first side 2, which first side 2 is designed as a curved sliding surface.
- Figure 28 shows the special case that the first side 2 is curved about a single axis, which axis is oriented at an angle of 90° to the direction of movement 7. A curvature around additional axes and thus a first side 2 curved around several axes is also conceivable.
- the first side 2 of the first plate 1 is provided with a not shown in Figure
- the first side 2 of the first plate 1 forms a first holding surface 18. A small child can sit or stand on a curved surface.
- the first plate 1 comprises on its second side 3 and thus opposite the first side 2 a first opening 50, into which first opening 50 the second plate 1 'can be inserted up to a stop 53 and thus partially.
- the stop 53 limits the insertion depth of the first plate 1 'into the second plate 1".
- the second plate 1′ can be partially inserted into the first opening 50 in a detachable manner in such a way that a second side 3′ of the second plate 1′ can be brought into contact with a surface.
- a small child can sit in the first opening.
- a closure of the opening can serve as a second holding surface 19 of the first plate 1.
- the second plate 1' includes the second side 3'.
- the second side 3' is designed with knobs.
- the formation of the knobs on the flat sliding surface represents a special case; It is also conceivable to design the second side 3 without knobs.
- the knobs can have the shape of hemispheres or something similar.
- the second side 3′ of the second plate 1' is a second holding surface 19 of the second plate 1'.
- the second plate 1' comprises a first side 2', on which first side 2' wheels 4', 5' are arranged.
- the front wheels are 4' adjustable via a steering mechanism.
- the 5' rear wheels are not adjustable.
- a small child can stay on a first holding area 18' of the second plate 1' between the wheels 4', 5'.
- the first side 2′ of the second plate 1′ thus represents the first holding surface 18′ of the second plate 1′.
- the first plate 1 encloses the edge area of the second plate 1 'when the second plate 1' is inserted into the first opening 50.
- the detachable connection of the plates 1, 1' is achieved via the first opening 50 on the second side 3 of the first plate 1, into which opening 50 the second plate 1' can be inserted.
- the second plate 1 ' can be inserted into the first plate 1 with its first side 2' or with its second side 2' facing outwards.
- the first side 2 of the first plate 1 or the first side 2′ of the second plate 1′ or the second side 3′ of the second plate 1′ can be brought into contact with the ground.
- the first plate 1 preferably comprises a stop 53 to limit the insertion depth of the second plate 1 'into the first opening.
- the second plate 1' introduced into the first opening 50 contacts the stop 53 with its first side 2' or its second side 3' .
- Figure 29 illustrates the embodiment shown in Figure 27 on the left, middle row using exploded drawings.
- the plates 1, 1 'of the embodiment shown in Figure 29 correspond to the embodiment shown in Figure 28. However, they are arranged in a different constellation in plates 1, 1 '.
- the embodiment shown in Figure 29 is an embodiment according to claim 3 or claim 4 or claim 5, possibly in conjunction with at least one dependent claim. While in Figure 28 the first side 2 of the first plate 1 contacts the ground not shown in Figure 28, in the embodiment shown in Figure 29 the second side 3' of the second plate 1' is directed towards the ground not shown in Figure 29 . In Figure 28, the second side 2' of the second plate 1' can serve as a holding surface. In Figure 29, the first side 2 of the first plate 1 serves as a holding surface.
- Figure 30 illustrates a further form of arrangement of the plates 1, 1 as is already shown in Figure 27 in the middle row on the left.
- the embodiment shown in Figure 30 is an embodiment according to claim 3 or claim 4 or claim 5, possibly in conjunction with at least one independent claim.
- the plates 1, 1 'shown in Figure 30 are designed in the same way as the plates in Figure 28 or Figure 29.
- the plates 1, 1' are arranged relative to one another in a different constellation like Figure 28 or Figure 29.
- first side 2' of the second plate 1' is directed towards the ground.
- the first side 2 of the first plate 1 serves as a holding surface 18.
- a seat/holding element can be detachably arranged on the embodiment shown in FIG. 28 or in FIG. 29 or in FIG. 30, whereby the embodiments shown in FIG. 31, FIG. 32, FIG. 33 are achieved.
- the description of the figures for Figure 28, Figure 29 and Figure 30 is applicable to the shape of the plates 1, 1 'in the figure.
- Figure 31 illustrates the embodiment shown in Figure 27 at the top center and top right using a three-dimensional exploded view, a sectional view and a view from above.
- Figure 31 or Figure 32 or Figure 33 shows an embodiment according to claim 3 or claim 4 or claim 5, possibly in conjunction with at least one independent claim.
- the embodiment shown in Figure 31 comprises, in addition to the plates 1, 1 ', a removable seat/holding element 8 with a holding device 11.
- the seat/holding element 8 has the first plate 1 and/or second plate facing side an opening 52, into which opening 52 the first plate 1 and / or the second plate 1 'can be partially inserted.
- the seat/holding element 8 and the opening 52 in particular are designed in such a way that the first plate 1 or second plate 1′ directed towards a subsurface contacts the subsurface.
- the seat/holding element 8 preferably includes a stop 54 in the opening 52, which stop 54 limits the insertion depth of the plates 1, 1' into the opening.
- the seat/holding element 8 comprises, on its side opposite the opening 52, a holding surface with the holding device 11.
- the holding surface and the holding device 11 are designed such that a small child can grip the holding device 11, for example while sitting on the holding surface as a seat device 9.
- the embodiment shown in Figure 31 can be converted into various other constellations, which is why the connections between the plates 1, 1 'and one of the plates 1, 1' with the seat/holding element 8 are designed to be detachable.
- the constellation shown in Figure 31 allows rocking or sliding on a surface.
- the constellation shown in Figure 31 can be redesigned into the constellation shown in Figure 32.
- the embodiment shown in Figure 32 allows sliding on a surface, with the knobs on the second side 3 'of the second plate 1' being brought into contact with the surface.
- the constellation shown in Figure 31 can be redesigned into the constellation shown in Figure 33.
- the embodiment shown in Figure 33 allows rolling on a surface, with the wheels 4 ', 5' on the first side 2' of the second plate 1 'being brought into contact with the surface.
- Figure 34 and Figure 35 show sectional images of the embodiment shown in Figure 17, Figure 18 and Figure 19.
- Figure 34 shows a cross-sectional image with a cutting plane at a right angle to the longitudinal axis of the plate 1 and at a right angle to the direction of movement 7 when driving straight ahead.
- Figure 35 shows a longitudinal sectional image with a sectional plane parallel to the longitudinal axis of the plate 1 or parallel to the direction of movement 7 when driving straight ahead.
- the plate 1 comprises a first side 2 and a second side 3. Wheels 4, 5 are arranged on the second side 3, as can be seen in particular in Figure 35.
- the plate 1 comprises, on its first side 2 and on its second side 3, an upward and a downward-pointing groove 34, the upward-pointing groove 34 being connected to a downward-pointing tongue 55 of a seat/retaining element 8 in intervention can be carried out.
- the releasable tongue-and-groove connection causes the seat/retaining element 8 to be attached to the plate 1.
- the tongue-and-groove connection is preloaded by inserting the spring 55 into the groove 34. This preload counteracts loosening of the spring-usage connection; When loosening, the prevailing preload of the tongue-and-groove connection must be overcome.
- the preload can be caused by the fact that the spring 55 has a greater width (seen in the image plane in FIG. 34 and in FIG. 35) than the groove 34, so that the spring 55 deforms the spring 55 and/or the groove 34 in the groove 34 is introduced.
- the tongue 55 and/or the groove 34 are made of a deformable material. Due to the deformation of the spring 55 and/or the groove 34 when the spring 55 is inserted into the groove 34, frictional forces arise in the contact surfaces between the spring 55 and the utility 34, which frictional forces oppose the loosening of the connection.
- the seat/holding element 8 comprises a holding device 11 and a seat device 9 (covered by the holding device in FIG. 34) on its upward-facing side.
- the holding device 11 includes a crossbar 60 and a rod 61 that is vertical in at least one view.
- the crossbar 60 is arranged centrally at the upper end of the vertical bar 61, so that the crossbar 60 and the vertical bar 61 form a T-shape.
- FIG. 35 Further advantageous details of this embodiment according to the invention can be seen in FIG. 35, which details are described below.
- the front wheel 4 is designed as an adjustable wheel.
- the wheel can be adjusted around a steering axis 56, which extends vertically as an example in FIG.
- the small child on the ride device according to the invention can position the front wheel 4 by pushing the plate 1 in a certain direction.
- the rear wheel 5 is not designed to be steerable/adjustable.
- the front wheel 4 and the rear wheel 5 are each arranged in a wheel arch 35, 37.
- a wheel arch 35, 37 is inserted into the second side 3 of the plate 1 via a recess, preferably via a hole in a wheel arch with a round cross section.
- the wheel arches 35, 37 are conical in their vertical extent.
- the wheel arches 35, 37 are preferably pressed into the appropriately designed holes in the plate 1.
- the first side 2 includes the sliding surfaces 30, 31.
- the plate 1 comprises a recess 16 on the first side 2 and on the second side 3, which recess 16 has a
- Storage space 15 defined.
- the holding device 11 is connected to the seat/holding element 8 via a snap connection.
- the holding device 11 includes a bore extending in the radial direction in the area of the lower end of the vertical rod 61.
- a pin-shaped element of a spring element 59 is inserted through the bore of the vertical rod 61 and through the bore of the pipe section 58.
- the spring element 59 is designed as a leaf spring, which leaf spring is mounted on the inner surface of the vertical rod 61 opposite the bore.
- the axes of the bores of the pipe section 58 and the vertical rod 61 are oriented congruently.
- a receiving plate 57 is inserted into a recess in the seat/holding element 8.
- the receiving plate 57 includes the pipe section 58, into which pipe section 58 the vertical rod 61 of the holding device 11 is inserted.
- the receiving plate 57 creates a distribution of the forces acting between the holding device 11 and the seat/holding element 8. This is particularly advantageous when the seat/retaining element 8 is formed from a foamed material.
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