JP2000314784A - Alarm clock for wake-up serving as spectacles holder - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To easily and safely store spectacles even when a person using commonly spectacles removes the spectacles in a dark room at the time of bed-in, easily take out the spectacles in the dark room at the time of wake-up without looking for a spectacles storing site, and eliminate an operation for an alarm switch of an alarm clock at the time of the bed-in and the wake-up. SOLUTION: A case part 2 for storing spectacles is provided inside an alarm clock 1. A weight sensor is connected to a bottom of the case part 2 to sense the presence of storage of the spectacles, and a switching function for the alarm clock is provided thereby. An illuminating device 4 for storage and a lug 5 for opening and closing a lid 3 of the case part 2 for storing the spectacles are attached to the lid 3.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION According to the present invention, since eyeglasses are stored inside an alarm clock, there is no danger of the eyeglasses being damaged during bedtime by turning over. If the position of the display panel of the alarm clock is known even if there is visual impairment, it is not necessary to find the position of the glasses. The lighting device allows the glasses to be easily stored and taken out even in a dark room. There is no need to turn on the alarm switch of the alarm clock at bedtime,
At the same time, you will not forget to turn on the alarm switch.
When waking up, the operation of turning off the alarm switch of the alarm clock is not required, and at the same time, the function as the alarm is strengthened.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, when a person who regularly wears eyeglasses goes to bed, the eyeglasses are placed near the body such as a bedside or stored in a glasses case. The alarm function of the alarm clock was operated by switching the switch at bedtime and at waking.

[0003]

This has the following disadvantages. (B) There is a risk that the glasses placed in an exposed state may be damaged by turning over while sleeping. (B) It is difficult for a person with visual impairment to store or remove eyeglasses in or from a glasses case, especially in a dark room. (C) When a person with visual impairment gets up, it is difficult to find glasses, especially in a dark room. (D) It is difficult for a person with visual impairment to operate the alarm switch of the alarm clock without wearing glasses especially in a dark room. (E) The operation of the alarm switch of the alarm clock performed at bedtime may be forgotten.

[0004]

A case part (2) for storing glasses is formed inside an alarm clock (1). This eliminates the risk of damage to the glasses and, once the position of the watch's display plate is known, there is no need to search for the position of the glasses.
There is a lighting device (4) on the lid (3) for storing the glasses, and when the lid is opened, the inside of the storage for the glasses is illuminated, so that the glasses can be easily stored and taken out even in a dark room. Become. When the glasses are stowed, the weight sensor works and the alarm switch of the alarm clock automatically turns on.
This eliminates the need to operate the alarm switch and prevents the user from forgetting to turn on the alarm switch.

[0005]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below. (A) A case part (2) for storing glasses is made inside the alarm clock (1). (B) There is a lid (3) of this case part on the upper surface of the alarm clock, and the lid is opened and closed toward the front of the alarm clock by a handle (5) attached to the lid. (C) There is a lighting device (4) inside the lid handle (5) of the case part. When the lid of the case part is opened, the light switch is automatically turned on to illuminate the inside of the case, and when the lid is closed, the light switch is automatically turned off. (D) The bottom of the case part (2) for storing the glasses is linked to the alarm switch of the alarm clock via the weight sensor. The alarm switch of the alarm clock is turned on when the glasses are stored, and the alarm sounds at the set time. The alarm switch is turned off when the glasses are removed, and the alarm stops when the glasses are removed while the alarm is sounding.

[0006]

This has the following effects. (B) When a person who regularly wears eyeglasses goes to bed, even if the eyeglasses are removed and there is visual impairment, even in a dark room, if the position of the alarm clock display plate is known, it is no longer necessary to find a place to store the eyeglasses. . (B) Even if there is visual impairment in a dark room at bedtime, the lighting device makes it easy to store the glasses. (C) A person who regularly uses glasses always removes and stores the glasses at bedtime. When the glasses are stored, the alarm switch of the alarm clock is turned on automatically, so there is no danger of forgetting to turn on the alarm switch. In addition, the difficulty in operating the switch due to visual impairment has been relieved. (D) Since the glasses are stored inside the alarm clock while sleeping, there is no danger of the glasses being damaged by turning over while sleeping. (E) When a person who regularly wears glasses wakes up, even if there is visual impairment before wearing the glasses, if the position of the alarm clock display board is known even in a dark room, it is necessary to find the place where the glasses are stored Is gone. (F) Even if there is a visual impairment in a dark room when the user wakes up, it is easy to take out the glasses with the lighting device. (G) A person who regularly wears glasses always takes out and wears the glasses when waking up. Removing the glasses automatically turns off the alarm switch on the alarm clock, so there is no danger of forgetting to turn off the alarm switch. In addition, the difficulty in operating the switch due to visual impairment has been relieved. (H) The user removes the eyeglasses to stop the alarm of the alarm clock, but immediately wears the eyeglasses, which enhances the effect of waking up the user compared to the conventional operation of simply turning off the alarm switch. Was done. The present invention provides these effects.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view when a cover of a case portion of the present invention is opened.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the case of the present invention when a cover of the case is closed.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Alarm clock (1) 2 Case part for storing glasses (2) 3 Case part lid (3) 4 Lighting device (4) 5 Lid handle (5)

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. An alarm clock having a case portion for accommodating eyeglasses inside an alarm clock, wherein the presence or absence of the eyeglasses serves as an alarm switch of the alarm clock, and a case for accommodating the eyeglasses. The part lid (3) is provided with a lighting device (4) for storage.