JP2015093082A - Stand system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a stand system which can stably support a tablet terminal, and has a simple and compact structure that can be manufactured inexpensively while a supporting device such as a stand for supporting the tablet terminal can be easily detached.SOLUTION: In a stand system 100, a panel 5 is arranged on the side of a non-use end 41b of a top plate 4 to protrude upward from the top plate 4, and an insertion part of a tablet stand 6 as a supporting device integrally having the insertion part extending downward, a parallel part 61 extending from an upper end of the insertion part to be parallel to a top plate surface 40, and a rising part 62 raised upward from the extending end side of the parallel part 61, is detachably inserted between the top plate 4 and the panel 5. The stand system is configured to be able to support a tablet terminal in a slanting state by locking a lower end of the tablet terminal T to the rising part 62 of the tablet stand 6 and by leaning an upper end of the tablet terminal T against the panel 5.

Description

  The present invention relates to a stand system that can stably support a tablet terminal and leads to confidentiality in the company.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a desk with a built-in book stand for leaning a book is known (for example, Patent Document 1). Patent Document 1 discloses a desk that includes a bookshelf on the back side and a substantially plate-like book stand that can be used as a part of a shelf that constitutes the bookshelf while the books are not leaned up.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 53-51304

  By the way, in recent years, it is conceivable that the above-mentioned book stand is used not only for leaning books but also for leaning tablet terminals. It is particularly convenient when making a video call using the camera function of the tablet terminal because it can be stabilized on the top board without being supported by the arm by leaning the tablet terminal against the book stand.

  However, since such a bookstand is integrated with the bookshelf, the structure is complicated and there is a disadvantage that it cannot be moved in the width direction of the top plate, so there is room for improvement.

  In order to solve such a problem, it is conceivable to use a stand 101 as shown in FIG. 9 together with a desktop panel 105 provided on the back surface of the top plate 104. The stand 101 is substantially S-shaped in a side view, and the tablet terminal T can be placed on the lower end portion of the stand 101 with the upper end portion hooked on the desktop panel 105. However, such a stand 101 requires a width L10 that is large to some extent in order to support the tablet terminal T from the top plate 104 in a stable manner, and cannot be made compact. In addition, since the relatively large stand 101 is suspended in this manner, there is a problem that the appearance of the desktop panel 105 is impaired, and above all, this leads to the difficulty that the tablet terminal T cannot be operated.

  A stand 102 as shown in FIG. 10 is also conceivable. The stand 102 includes an inclined portion 102b that extends obliquely upward from the lower end of the standing portion 102a in the depth direction of the top plate and a support portion 102c that extends downward from the rear end of the inclined portion 102b. The lower end of the support portion 102c can be placed on the top plate 104 with the top plate surface 104A being brought into contact therewith. However, even with such a stand 102, a width dimension L11 and a depth dimension L12 that are large to some extent are necessary to stably support the tablet terminal T so that it does not fall backward. This leads to a problem that the work area on the plate 104 is also narrowed.

  Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 11, the top plate 104 is composed of a column 103a on the side opposite to the use end 141b and an arm 103b extending horizontally from the column 103a, and the tablet terminal T can be attached to the tip of the arm 103b. A display mounting arm 103 is also conceivable. However, such a display mounting arm 103 is not compact, is inconvenient and expensive when the tablet terminal T is not used, and is troublesome to mount, so that it can be easily positioned in the width direction of the top panel 104. There is also a drawback that it cannot be changed.

  An object of the present invention is to solve the above-described problems. Specifically, the tablet terminal can be stably supported, and a support such as a stand for supporting the tablet terminal can be easily removed. An object of the present invention is to provide a stand system that can be manufactured at a low cost with a simple and compact structure.

  In addition, when trying to make a video call using such a tablet terminal, there are various confidential documents, writings, bulletins, etc. around the desk, partitions, and walls. There is also a risk of leaking unintentionally. In view of the above, it is more desirable that the stand system can improve security by setting a tablet stand.

  The present invention also aims to solve these problems together.

  In order to achieve this object, the present invention takes the following measures.

  That is, the stand system of the present invention has a panel on the opposite side of the top plate that protrudes above the top plate, and has a panel that extends downward from the top and the top surface of the top. The insertion portion of the support that integrally includes a parallel portion extending substantially in parallel with the upright portion that rises upward from the extending end side of the parallel portion is detachable between the top plate and the panel. The tablet terminal is configured such that the lower end of the tablet terminal is locked to the upright portion of the support and the upper end of the tablet terminal is leaned against the panel so as to be supported in an inclined state.

  With such a configuration, the movement of the lower end of the tablet terminal in the depth direction of the top plate is restricted by the standing portion of the support, and the tablet terminal can be restricted from falling backward by the panel. In this way, by standing the tablet terminal using the top plate, support tool, and panel, the stand function can be realized without requiring any special preparation on the top plate or panel. The structure of the support can be simplified and can be manufactured at low cost. Accordingly, the support can be easily and quickly attached (quick) and compact while having the function of stably leaning the tablet terminal, and the appearance of the top plate and the panel is not impaired. Furthermore, a preferred position in the depth direction of the top plate and a certain elevation angle are given for using the tablet terminal in a state where the tablet device is leaned, and the position and elevation angle move the insertion part of the support tool in the width direction of the top plate. Therefore, even when a video call is made, a stable use state can be ensured at any position on the top board. In addition, even if the width of the parallel part is reduced, this support tool can be grounded to the top plate surface if the tablet terminal is tilted slightly to prevent it from falling, and even if the width of the insertion part is reduced, the insertion state is impaired. Since there is no, it becomes easy to comprise a support tool further compactly.

  In particular, in order to stabilize the position of the insertion part between the top plate and the panel, the top plate is constituted by a core material and a cushion material on the core material, and the panel is formed of the top plate. It is desirable to be closely arranged at the non-use end.

  In order to be able to lean tablet terminals of various sizes and adjust the leaning angle, among the parallel parts of the support, the region between the insertion part and the standing part is the It is preferable to be configured to extend and contract toward the use end of the top plate.

  Or it is preferable that the said standing part is formed in the several position of the said parallel part along the front-back direction of the said top plate.

  Further, the stand system of the present invention supports a tablet terminal having a camera function, the height of the top plate is set so that the user can use it as a high table in a standing state, and the top plate It is desirable that the imaging height of the tablet terminal is set according to the height.

  If such a high table is used, the use position of the support tool and thus the tablet terminal becomes relatively high. When the camera function is used with a tablet terminal in such a height position, the shooting range is set to a high position, so that it is supported in an inclined state by a support tool, and the camera is imaged upward in accordance with the elevation angle of the tablet terminal. Coupled with the provision of a corner, the ceiling of the room behind the tablet user is reflected in the center, but there is a possibility that confidential documents may be placed or pasted around the desk, partition, or confidential A wall to which a whiteboard or the like on which matters may be written can be attached can be difficult to see. Therefore, it is possible to improve security by preventing confidential matters from leaking outside through the tablet terminal.

  In order to provide the panel with the functions of a desktop panel and a tent, it is preferable that the panel is configured to protrude and extend in the vertical direction of the top plate.

  Since the present invention has the configuration described above, the tablet terminal can be stably supported, and the structure that is simple, compact, and inexpensive can be manufactured while the support for supporting the tablet terminal can be easily removed. A simple stand system can be provided. In addition, if the height of the top plate is set to a high table specification, the shooting range can be set to a high position, so that the camera equipped with the tablet terminal can be given an upward imaging angle, In addition, it is possible to make it harder to shoot, partitions, walls, and the like, and it is possible to improve security by preventing leakage of confidential matters through the tablet terminal.

The figure which shows an example of the use condition of the stand system which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. The perspective view which shows the stand system. The front view which shows the furniture with a top plate which comprises the stand system. The perspective view of the tablet stand which comprises the stand system. The perspective view which shows the modification of the tablet stand. The perspective view which shows the modification of the tablet stand. The perspective view which shows the modification of the tablet stand. The perspective view which shows the modification of the tablet stand. The perspective view which shows the other stand system as a solution with respect to a prior art. The perspective view which shows the other stand system as a solution with respect to a prior art. The perspective view which shows the other stand system as a solution with respect to a prior art.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  1 and 2 show a stand system 100 of the present embodiment. The stand system 100 can be suitably installed in an office, for example, and is composed of a top board 1 with furniture and a tablet stand 6, and by using the tablet terminal T having a camera function or the like in a stable manner, It is also convenient for video calls and can be used for confidentiality.

  The top plate 4 constituting the top plate 1 with furniture is configured by stacking a cushion material (not shown) having the same shape as the core material on a rectangular core material (not shown), and covering them with a stretch 4A. Since it has a moderate cushioning property against the force from above, it has a good feeling when placed on the elbow.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the top plate 4 extends in the vertical direction on the side of the counter-use end 41 b that intersects (specifically substantially orthogonally) the one end surface 42 a and the other end surface 42 b of the top plate 4. An existing panel 5 having a rectangular shape in front view is provided. The panel 5 is configured by pasting a stretch 5A on the surface of a core material (not shown), and the width dimension L1 of the panel 5 is substantially equal to the width dimension L2 of the top plate 4 as shown in FIG. The vertical dimension L3 is set larger than the width dimension L1. Specifically, the panel 5 has one end 50a in the width direction closer to the center side in the width direction of the top plate 4 than the one end surface 42a of the top plate 4 and the other end 50b in the width direction of the panel 5 in addition to the top plate 4. Projecting outward from the end face 42b and away from the center of the top plate 4 in the width direction, it is arranged outward from the top plate 4 with respect to the panel region 5a arranged on the counter-use end 41b side of the top plate 4. The panel area 5b is provided to be small.

  Below the top plate 4, as shown in FIG. 3, an adjuster 21 provided at the four corners causes the base body 20 having substantially the same shape as the top plate 4 to be seen from the floor surface through a predetermined gap G. An installed base 2 is provided. A communication hole 120 that communicates with a wiring insertion hole 130 formed inside a column main body 30 to be described later is formed at the center of the base main body 20.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the column 3 includes a cylindrical column body 30 that rises from the base body 20 and has a wiring insertion hole 130 formed therein, and a top plate support portion 31 that is attached to the upper end of the column body 30. Consists of The top plate support portion 31 is formed by bending a sheet metal. The top plate 4 is placed on a top plate support 131a having a width and depth smaller than the top plate 4 and a substantially rectangular shape in plan view. It is something to support. The top plate receiver 131 a has insertion holes (not shown) for fixing the top plate 4, the upper end of the column main body 30, and a bracket (not shown) to which the outlet C is fixed using a fastener such as a screw. It is formed at a plurality of locations. The outlet C is attached with the insertion port Ca facing forward, and electric power can be obtained from the outlet C when an electronic device such as the tablet terminal T is placed on the top 4. As shown in FIG. 3, the wiring Ck extending from the outlet C passes through the wiring insertion hole 130 and the through hole 120 formed in the base body 20 from an opening (not shown) formed in the upper end portion of the column main body 30 to the outside. Drawn around. A panel mounting portion 131c is formed downward from one end in the depth direction of the top plate receiver 131a. The panel mounting portion 131c is inserted through insertion holes 131ca formed at both ends and the center in the width direction. It is fixed to the panel 5 by a fastening tool (not shown). Further, a bending reinforcing portion 131b extending downward is formed at one end 31b in the width direction of the top plate receiver 131a.

  Such a furniture 1 with a top plate is set to a height L4 from the floor surface to the top plate surface 4a of 900 to 1050 mm and has a general (standard) physique (having an average height of an adult) It constitutes a so-called high table that can be used in a standing state by a person, and with a top plate surrounded by the panel 5 and having cushioning properties, it is possible to promote a casual and free posture while standing.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a tablet stand 6 as a support can be attached to the furniture 1 with a top plate as described above. This tablet stand 6 is formed by bending a rectangular sheet metal, and as shown in FIG. 4, an insertion portion 60 extending downward, and a parallel portion 61 extending perpendicularly from the upper end 60 a to the insertion portion 60, The parallel portion 61 includes an upstanding portion 62 that stands upward from the extended end 61a side, that is, from the end portion side opposite to the insertion portion 60 (the end portion in the present embodiment). In the tablet stand 6, the height L7 of the insertion portion 60 is set to be equal to or less than the distance from the core material (not shown) constituting the top plate 4 to the top surface 40 shown in FIG. 2, and as shown in FIG. The insertion member 60 is inserted between the top plate 4 and the panel 5 while the cushion material constituting the top plate 4 is pushed and widened so that the top plate 4 and the panel 5 can be closely attached to the furniture 1 with the top plate. At this time, the parallel portion 61 extends in parallel while coming into contact with the top plate surface 40 from the counter-use end 41 b of the top plate 4 toward the use end 41 a side, and the upright portion 62 faces the panel 5. And the tablet terminal T can be inclined and leaned by making the lower end of the tablet terminal T contact | abut to the parallel part 61 and the standing part 62, and making the upper end of the said tablet terminal T contact | abut to the panel 5. FIG.

  In this way, by using the tablet stand 6 that determines the leaning angle of the tablet terminal T (the viewing angle of the camera with a built-in taglet) in cooperation with the top board 4 and the panel 5, a preferred position and height in the depth direction of the top board are constant. An elevation angle can be given, and an upward imaging angle can be given to the camera corresponding to the elevation angle. Therefore, if it is a room of a general office as shown in FIG. 1, the face of the user and the ceiling 9a are copied, and the document 9 and the whiteboard W pasted on the wall 9b and the wall 9b even if the ceiling 9a is shown. This makes it difficult to see the image, etc., so it is not only the office desk behind the user and the documents placed on the top of the desk, but also prototypes and notices that are taller than this. Will also be difficult to see. In addition, since the tablet terminal T is supported by the panel 5 and the tablet stand 6 as described above, even if the top plate surface 40 is relatively small and the top plate 4 has cushioning properties, the tablet terminal T It becomes difficult to fall from the top plate 4. In addition, it is difficult to make a video call using a telephone or a tablet terminal T at a desk d in the office space 7 as shown in FIG. 1, and a room reservation is required in a conference room where a video conference is set up. If the furniture 1 with a board is installed at a position away from the office space 7 and the tablet stand 6 is attached to the furniture 1 with a ceiling board at such a position, a video call can be easily made through the tablet terminal T. it can.

  The tablet stand 6 may be left attached to the furniture 1 with the top plate while the tablet terminal T is not leaned, and slides toward the one end surface 42a side or the other end surface 42b side of the top plate 4. It is easy to move and may be removed and placed or stored elsewhere. When the tablet stand 6 is removed, for example, a finger is inserted below the parallel part 61 while pressing the cushion material constituting the top plate 4 to some extent, and lifted upward to easily and quickly from between the top plate 4 and the panel 5. Can be extracted.

  As described above, the stand system 100 according to the present embodiment has the panel 5 disposed on the side opposite to the use end 41b of the top plate 4 so as to protrude above the top plate 4, and the insertion portion 60 extending downward and the A tablet as a support integrally having a parallel part 61 extending substantially parallel to the top plate surface 40 from the upper end 60a of the plug-in part 60 and a standing part 62 rising upward from the extending end 61a side of the parallel part 61. The insertion portion 60 of the stand 6 is detachably inserted between the top plate 4 and the panel 5, and the lower end of the tablet terminal T is locked to the standing portion 62 of the tablet stand 6 and the tablet terminal T is The upper end is leaned against the panel 5 and can be supported in an inclined state.

  With such a configuration, the movement of the lower end of the tablet terminal T in the depth direction of the top plate 4 is regulated by the standing portion 62 of the tablet stand 6, and the tablet terminal T can be regulated from falling backward by the panel 5. In this way, the tablet terminal T is stood using the top plate 4, the tablet stand 6 and the panel 5, so that the stand function can be achieved without requiring any special preparation on the top plate 4 or the panel 5. This can be realized, and the structure of the tablet stand 6 can be simplified and manufactured at a low cost. Accordingly, the tablet stand 6 can be easily and quickly attached (quickly) and compact while having the function of stably leaning the tablet terminal T, and the appearance of the top board 4 and the panel 5 is impaired. Nor. Further, a preferred position in the depth direction of the top plate and a certain elevation angle are given for using the tablet terminal T in a state where the tablet terminal T is leaned, and the position and elevation angle is determined by the insertion portion 60 of the tablet stand 6 being placed on the top plate. 4, even if it is moved in the width direction, a stable use state can be ensured at an arbitrary position on the top 4 even during a video call. Furthermore, even if the width of the parallel part 61 is reduced, the tablet stand 6 is grounded to the top plate surface 40 if the tablet terminal T is slightly tilted to prevent falling, and the tablet stand 6 is inserted even if the width of the insertion part 60 is reduced. Since the state is not impaired, it becomes easy to make the tablet stand 6 more compact.

  In particular, since the top plate 4 is composed of a core material and a cushion material on the core material, the panel 5 is configured to be closely disposed on the counter-use end 41b of the top plate 4, The insertion portion 60 of the tablet stand 6 can be inserted between the top plate 4 and the panel 5 by spreading the cushion material, and the position of the insertion portion 60 is changed between the top plate 4 and the panel 5 by the elasticity of the cushion material. Can be stabilized between. Moreover, since the upper surface of the top plate 4 has cushioning properties, the cushion material plays the role of a pad when an elbow or the like is placed on the top plate 4, and the usability can be improved.

  Further, the stand system 100 of the present embodiment supports the tablet terminal T having a camera function, and the height of the top surface 40 is set so that the user can use it as a high table in a standing state. The imaging height of the tablet terminal T is set according to the top plate height. The high table is generally recognized as a table having a height of 900 to 1050 mm, and the use position of the tablet stand 6 and thus the tablet terminal T becomes relatively high by using the top table 4 of such a high table. When the camera function is used with the tablet terminal T at such a height position, the shooting range is set to a high position, so that it is supported in an inclined state by the tablet stand 6 and is applied to the camera corresponding to the elevation angle of the tablet terminal T. Coupled with the fact that an upward imaging angle is given, even if the ceiling 9a of the room behind the tablet terminal T is taken as a center, the surroundings of the desk d, the partition, the wall 9b, etc. are difficult to see. A confidential document D may be placed or pasted on the desk d, partition, or wall 9b, or a white boat W or the like on which confidential matters are written may be leaned against the tablet stand 6 on the tablet terminal T. Since it is difficult to unintentionally transfer these confidential matters to the camera of the tablet terminal T simply by setting the, the confidential matters can be prevented from leaking to the outside through the tablet terminal T unintentionally.

  Further, since the panel 5 is configured to protrude and extend in the vertical direction of the top plate 4, functions of a desktop panel and a awning can be given to the panel 5.

  Although one embodiment of the present invention has been described above, the specific configuration of each part is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

  For example, in this embodiment, the stunt system 100 is configured by using the tablet stand 6 formed by bending a sheet metal, but the tablet stand 6 may be configured by resin or other materials. Further, both end portions of the wire 160a as shown in FIG. 5 are bent to form the insertion portions 163 and 163, and the central portion of the wire 160a is bent and parallel portions 161 parallel to the top plate surface 40 shown in FIG. 161 and the extended stand 161a, the stand system 100 may be configured by using the tablet stand 160 in which the upright portion 162 is located.

  In addition, as shown in FIG. 6, the stand system 100 may be configured using an extendable tablet stand 260 including an upper unit 261 and a lower unit 262. The upper means 261 has an upright portion 261b formed on the extended end (front end) 261a side, and a parallel portion 261d formed behind the upright portion 261b. In addition, adjustment holes 261c and 261c extending in the depth direction are formed at both ends in the width direction of the parallel portion 261d. The lower means 262 has an insertion portion 262b formed at the rear end 262a, and a parallel portion 262d formed in front of the insertion portion 262b. Screw holes 262c and 262c are formed at both ends in the width direction of the parallel portion 262d. The upper means 261 and the lower means 262 are fixed to each other by fastening members 263 and 263 such as screws from above through the adjustment holes 261c and 261c and the screw holes 262c and 262c while overlapping a part of the parallel parts 261d and 262d. The upper means 261 can be shifted forward or backward relative to the lower means 262 by the length of the adjustment holes 261c, 261c. As a result, the standing portion 261b is positioned on the extending end 261a side of the parallel portion 261d, and the region 264 between the standing portion 261b and the insertion portion 262b can be expanded and contracted.

  Thus, among the parallel portions 261d and 262d of the tablet stand 260, the region 264 between the insertion portion 262b and the upright portion 261b can be expanded and contracted toward the use end 41a (see FIG. 2) of the top plate 4. Even if it is comprised, while being able to lean the tablet terminal T in various magnitude | sizes, the angle which leans can be adjusted.

  In addition, as shown in FIG. 7, a plurality of upright portions 363a, 363b, 363c are displaced from the insertion portion 361 toward the extending end 362a side of the parallel portion 362 along the depth direction of the top plate 4 (see FIG. 2 and the like). The stand system 100 may be configured by using the tablet stand 360 formed at the position, and by this, the tablet terminals T of various sizes can be leaned and the angle of leaning can be adjusted. Furthermore, the sheet metal is not formed by bending, but may be made of resin or aluminum like a tablet stand 360 shown in FIG.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 8, the parallel portion 461 is formed relatively thick, and grooves 461a, 461b, 461c extending in the width direction of the parallel portion 461 are provided along the depth direction of the top plate 4 (see FIG. 2 and the like). Thus, the stand system 100 may be configured using a plurality of tablet stands 460 formed at positions displaced from the insertion portion 462 toward the extending end 461d. In this case, the front wall surface of the front and rear wall surfaces constituting the grooves 461a, 461b, and 461c forms the upright portion 461ab.

  Furthermore, in the present embodiment, the top plate 4 constituting the stand system 100 has cushioning properties, but is not limited thereto, and may be made of wood, melamine resin, or steel. However, by using a relatively soft material such as urethane resin for the panel 5, the urethane resin is deformed when the tablet stand 6 is inserted between the top plate 4 and the panel 5, and can be easily attached and detached. There is. On the other hand, when the top plate 4 is made of a material having poor cushioning properties, the tablet stand 6 can be easily detached by forming a groove for inserting the tablet stand 6 between the top plate 4 and the panel 5. be able to.

  In the above, the stand system 100 can be used for leaning a plate-like member other than the tablet terminal T, and small items such as a blackboard eraser and a pen are placed on the tablet stands 6, 160, 260, 360, and 460. It may be placed.

  Other configurations can be variously modified without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

4 ... top plate 5 ... panel 6,160,260,360,460 ... support (tablet stand)
40 ... top plate surface 41b ... counter use end 60, 163, 262b, 361, 462 ... insertion part 60a ... upper end of the insertion part 61, 161, 261d, 262d, 362, 461 ..Parallel part 61a, 161a, 261a, 362a, 461d... Extension end 62, 162, 261b, 363a, 363b, 363c, 461ab ... Standing part T ... Tablet terminal 100 ... Stand system 264 ···region

Claims (6)

  A panel is disposed on the opposite side of the top plate so as to protrude above the top plate, and a downwardly extending insertion portion, a parallel portion extending substantially parallel to the top plate surface from the upper end of the insertion portion, and the The insertion part of the support that integrally has an upstanding part that rises upward from the extending end side of the parallel part is detachably inserted between the top plate and the panel, and the lower end of the tablet terminal is supported by the support A stand system configured to be locked to an upright portion of a tool and to be supported in an inclined state by leaning an upper end of the tablet terminal against the panel.   The stand system according to claim 1, wherein the top plate is constituted by a core material and a cushion material on the core material, and the panel is disposed in close contact with a counter-use end of the top plate.   The region between the insertion portion and the upright portion of the parallel portion of the support is configured to be extendable and retractable toward the use end of the top plate. Stand system.   The stand system according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the standing part is formed at a plurality of positions of the parallel part along a front-rear direction of the top plate.   The tablet terminal having a camera function is supported, and the height of the top plate surface is set so that the user can use it as a high table in a standing state, and according to the height of the top plate, The stand system according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein an imaging height is set.   The stand system according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the panel protrudes and extends in a vertical direction of the top plate.

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