JP2017173398A - Spectacles - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide spectacles designed to be held by means of positioning and a shape of ear insertion sections that are pressed against rear inner surfaces of ear conchae 3 to reduce burden on ears.SOLUTION: Spectacles includes, on each side thereof, a curved section that fits a top portion of an auriculotemporal groove, an ear insertion section designed to fit an ear concha along an inner surface thereof, and a coupling section having one end coupled to the curved section located on a back side of the ear and the other end coupled to the ear insertion section located on a front side of the ear across a helix. When the spectacles are worn, the ear insertion section presses against a rear inner surface of the ear concha using the curved section as a fulcrum, which allows the spectacles to be held by the ears.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to spectacles for securely holding spectacles with ears and wearing them stably.

Conventionally, glasses are worn by using a nose pad with a modern hung on the auricular temporal groove of the ear, and the nose pad attached to the lens part places a burden on the nose. Previously, “Glasses” Patent No. 5368657, “Glasses” Patent No. 5406411, and “Glasses” Patent No. 5451935 were obtained. These `` glasses '' stably hold the glasses by the holding body that is in contact with the back surface of the earlobe in order to hold the glasses and the clamping stopper in cooperation, Human ears are flexible and vary in shape. Although it can be along the auricular temporal groove of the ear holding the glasses, it is difficult to pinch the earlobe to reduce the burden on the ears and to fix the glasses with a good wearing feeling and stability.

To deal with this problem, for example, in Patent Document 1 below, an arm provided with a holding projection is attached to one end of the ear hook, a hinge is attached to the tip of the arm, and a lens is attached to the hinge. The holding projection cannot hold the glasses.

Patent Document 2 accepts the ring-shaped modern 1 at the rear end of the temple 2, attaches a holding body 9 that contacts the surface of the earlobe 5 to the modern 1, and holds it at the position of the modern 1 on the back surface of the earlobe 5. A sandwiching stopper 288 that cooperates with the body 9 is provided.

In Patent Document 3, the modern 1 is attached after the temple 2, the holding body 9 is attached to the end of the modern 1, the holding body 9 comes into contact with the earlobe 5, and is held at the position of the modern 1 on the back surface of the earlobe 5. The holding stopper 28 that is larger than the holding body 9 that holds the earlobe 5 in cooperation with the body 9 and contacts the back surface of the earlobe 5 is provided. There is a problem that the holding body 9 that cooperates with the holding stopper 28 has a small holding area and is insufficient for fixing.

JP2010-206765A JP2015-11248 JP2015-18201

In the spectacles, the weight of the lens part presses the soft skin surface on both sides of the nose, and the part where the nose pad contacts changes color and leaves a mark. The load supported by the nose and the auricular temporal groove 2 is increasing, and wearing such a product for a long time remains a problem. The present invention is intended to solve these problems, and provides a pair of glasses that securely adhere to the shape of the ear using a recess inside the ear in order to reduce the burden on the nose and ear. Is an issue.

  The spectacles of the first invention are spectacles that are held on the ear and are connected to the temples of the spectacles, and are fitted to the upper part of the auricular temporal groove, and are fitted to the concha to the rear inner surface. A pair of eyeglasses, and one end connected to the curved portion located on the back side of the ear and the other end connected to the ear insertion portion located on the front side of the ear around the ear ring. When the wearer is worn, the curved portion is used as a fulcrum, and the ear insertion portion presses the rear inner surface of the concha to hold the glasses in front of the face.

  The eyeglasses of a second invention are characterized in that, in the first invention, the tip of the bending portion includes a fixing auxiliary member that fits into a recess inside the ear ring.

  The eyeglasses of a third invention are characterized in that, in the first invention, the connecting portion includes a second fixing auxiliary member that fits into a recess inside the ear ring.

  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the first aspect of the present invention, the curved portion is provided with a lateral shake prevention portion extending along the temporal and / or occipital areas.

  The spectacles of the fifth aspect of the invention are characterized in that the lateral shake prevention part of the fourth aspect of the invention is attached to the bending part via a joint and is in close contact with the temporal or occipital region.

  The spectacles of the sixth invention are characterized in that the curved portion of the first, second, fourth, and fifth inventions includes a block that fills a gap between the back of the ear ring and the temporal region.

  The spectacles of the seventh invention are characterized in that the connecting part and the ear insertion part of the first invention or the third invention are formed in a shape that fits into the concha of the ear through the intercrocus notch.

  The spectacles of the eighth invention are characterized in that the length of the coupling part is adjustable so that the ear insertion part of the first invention or the third invention abuts the rear inner surface of the concha. To do.

  According to a ninth aspect of the present invention, the ear insertion portion is provided at a connection end of the bending portion and the connection portion of the first invention or the seventh invention and / or a connection end of the connection portion and the ear insertion portion. It is characterized in that a joint is provided for close contact with the concha.

  The eyeglasses of the tenth invention are characterized in that a third joint and a fourth joint in two directions orthogonal to each other are provided at a joint to which the bending portion and the connecting portion of the ninth invention are connected. .

  The spectacles of the eleventh aspect of the invention are characterized in that the mounting position of the third joint of the tenth aspect of the invention with respect to the bending portion can be changed.

  The spectacles of the twelfth invention are characterized in that the bending portion of the first invention to the eleventh invention includes a second connecting part for detachably connecting the temple.

  According to a thirteenth aspect of the present invention, a sixth joint is provided at a connection end between the bending portion and the fixing auxiliary member so as to be in close contact with a recess inside the ear ring, and the connecting portion and the second fixing auxiliary member The connection end is provided with a seventh joint for tightly contacting the recess inside the ear ring.

  In the spectacles of the fourteenth invention, the third fixing auxiliary member 13 is provided at each rear end of the left and right bending portions 1 of the first, second, fourth, and twelfth inventions, and / or the third joints 33 are provided. The fourth fixing auxiliary member 14 is provided so as to be rotatable and / or detachable.

  The spectacles of the fifteenth aspect of the invention are the curved part, the connecting part, the second connecting part, the fixing auxiliary member, the second fixing auxiliary member, the third fixing auxiliary member of the first to eighth inventions or twelfth, All of the four fixing auxiliary members, the fifth fixing auxiliary member, the first lateral shake preventing portion, the second lateral shake preventing portion, and the block are formed of a deformable member.

  According to a sixteenth aspect of the present invention, there is provided the glasses according to the first to eighth aspects of the invention or the twelfth aspect of the invention, the connecting portion, the second connecting portion, the fixing auxiliary member, the second fixing auxiliary member, the third fixing auxiliary member, All of the four fixing auxiliary members, the fifth fixing auxiliary member, the first lateral shake preventing portion, the second lateral shake preventing portion, and the block are made of an elastic member.

  According to a seventeenth aspect of the present invention, the third joint, the fourth joint, and the fifth joint of the ninth to eleventh aspects are provided with a drive unit that rotates the ear insertion portion. And

  The eyeglasses of an eighteenth aspect of the invention are characterized in that the sixth joint and the seventh joint of the thirteenth aspect are provided with a drive unit for bringing it into close contact with a recess inside the ear ring.

  According to a nineteenth aspect of the present invention, the bending portion according to the first, second, fourth, sixth, ninth, twelfth to fifteenth aspects of the invention inserts the temple in the direction of the temple axis, and slides the spectacle back and forth. It has a 3rd connection part hold | maintained so that a movement is possible, The said 3rd connection part is provided with the joint which rotates glasses up and down and / or right and left.

  The glasses of the twentieth invention are characterized in that the nineteenth third connecting portion is provided with a drive section for rotating the glasses back and forth and / or up and down and / or left and right. .

  According to a twenty-first aspect of the present invention, the eyeglasses of the fourth, fifth, fifteenth, and sixteenth aspects are provided with a drive unit that rotates the first lateral shake prevention unit and the second lateral shake prevention unit of the invention. To do.

  The glasses of the 22nd invention are an earphone, a mobile phone, a microphone, a mask locking device, an acupuncture finger pressure device, a wearable device, a video camera in the glasses of the 1st to 18th inventions and the 20th or 21st invention. Any one of binoculars and ear-type blood pressure devices is attached.

  According to the spectacles of the first invention, when the spectacles are worn, the curved portion is used as a fulcrum, and the ear insertion portion presses the rear inner surface of the concha to hold the spectacles in front of the face. Therefore, it can be reliably and stably fixed to the ears of various people.

  According to the second aspect of the present invention, the fixing auxiliary member can be fitted into the recess on the inner side of the ear ring, and the distal end portion of the bending portion can be reliably fixed to the ear ring.

  According to 3rd invention, the said connection part can be more reliably fixed by providing the 2nd fixing auxiliary member fitted in the hollow inside an ear ring.

  According to the fourth aspect of the present invention, the bending portion is provided with the lateral shake prevention portion extending along the temporal and / or occipital areas, thereby preventing the lateral shake of the glasses.

  According to the fifth aspect of the present invention, since the anti-sway portion that is brought into contact with the temporal region with a joint is attached, even if the shape of the head is variously different, it can be adjusted to that. Can be improved. In addition, it is possible to accurately adjust the position of the glasses in the left-right direction.

  According to the sixth aspect of the present invention, since the gap between the back side of the ear ring and the temporal region can be filled with the block of the bending portion, the bending portion can be fixed without being loose.

  According to the seventh aspect of the invention, the connecting part and the ear insertion part are formed in a shape that fits into the concha through the intercostal notch, so that the glasses can be attached and detached smoothly.

  According to the eighth invention, since the length of the connecting portion can be adjusted, the ear insertion portion can be adjusted to the position of the concha of various people.

  According to the ninth aspect, since the ear insertion part can be moved by a joint by hand, the ear insertion part is brought into close contact with the concha and the attachment / detachment of the glasses becomes easy.

  According to the tenth aspect, the connecting portion can be moved three-dimensionally, so that the ear insertion portion can be easily fitted into the concha.

  According to the eleventh aspect, since the attachment position of the third joint can be changed, the attachment angle between the bending portion and the connecting portion can be changed.

  According to the twelfth aspect, since the bending portion includes the second connecting portion for detachably connecting the temple, the conventional spectacles can be easily attached.

  According to the thirteenth aspect, it is easy to fit the fixing auxiliary member by the sixth joint and the second fixing auxiliary member by the seventh joint, respectively, in the recesses inside the ear ring.

  According to the fourteenth aspect of the present invention, the third fixing auxiliary member and the fourth fixing auxiliary member are provided so as to be rotatable and / or detachable. It can fix reliably by making it contact | abut.

  According to the fifteenth aspect, the bending portion, the connecting portion, the second connecting portion, the fixing auxiliary member, the second fixing auxiliary member, the third fixing auxiliary member, the fourth fixing auxiliary member, the fifth fixing auxiliary member, Since all of the first lateral shake prevention unit, the second lateral shake prevention unit, and the block are formed of deformable members, they can be perfectly matched with various human ears.

  According to the sixteenth invention, the bending portion, the connecting portion, the second connecting portion, the fixing auxiliary member, the second fixing auxiliary member, the third fixing auxiliary member, the fourth fixing auxiliary member, the fifth fixing auxiliary member, Since all of the first lateral shake prevention unit, the second lateral shake prevention unit, and the block are made of an elastic member, they can be easily fitted into various human ears without providing a joint.

  According to the seventeenth aspect, since the third joint, the fourth joint, and the fifth joint are provided with the drive unit that rotates the ear insertion part, the third joint, the fourth joint, and the fifth joint can be automatically controlled.

  According to the eighteenth aspect of the present invention, the sixth joint and the seventh joint are provided with the drive unit for bringing the inner joint into close contact with the inner depression of the ear ring, so that it can be controlled automatically.

  According to the nineteenth aspect of the invention, since the drive unit for rotating the first lateral shake prevention unit and the second lateral shake prevention unit is provided, the wearing feeling of the glasses can be improved and fixed. In addition, it is possible to accurately adjust the position of the glasses in the left-right direction.

  According to the twentieth aspect, since the glasses can be moved in the front-rear, up-down, left-right directions by the third connecting portion, the lens position of the glasses can be freely controlled.

  According to the twenty-first aspect, since the driving unit for rotating the third connecting portion is provided, the glasses can be automatically moved in the front-rear, up-down, left-right directions, and can be freely controlled. .

  According to the twenty-second invention, an earphone, a mobile phone, a microphone, a mask locking tool, an earclaw finger pressure tool, a wearable device, a video camera, binoculars, an ear-type blood pressure device, and the like are attached to the glasses. Can be installed.

It is the perspective view and side view which show the Example of 1st invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 2nd invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 3rd invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 4th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 5th invention. It is a perspective view which shows the Example of 6th invention. It is a perspective view which shows the Example of 7th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 8th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 9th invention. It is a side view perspective view which shows the Example of 9th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 10th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 11th invention. It is a perspective view which shows the Example of 12th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 13th invention. It is a perspective view which shows the Example of 14th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 14th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 15th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 16th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 17th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 18th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 19th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 19th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 20th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 21st invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 22nd invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 22nd invention.

Hereinafter, an example of an embodiment of spectacles according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings taking various spectacles as examples.

  FIG. 1A is a perspective view of an embodiment showing a part of the glasses of the first invention, FIG. 1B is a side view of the glasses on the left ear, and FIG. It is a side view which shows the effect | action of each part when is held in front of eyes. In these drawings, the spectacles of the first invention are spectacles that are held on the ears, and are connected to the temples 9 of the spectacles so as to be fitted to the upper part of the auricular temporal groove 2, and The ear insertion part 4 that fits into the back 3 and extends along the rear inner surface, and the ear insertion part that has one end connected to the bending part 1 located on the back side of the ear and the other end around the ear ring 5 and located on the front side of the ear. When the spectacles are mounted, the curved portion 1 serves as a fulcrum 16 and the ear insertion portion 4 presses the rear inner surface of the concha 3 to attach the spectacles. It is characterized by being held in front of the face.

The bending portion 1 has a shape that fits into the upper part of the auricular temporal groove 2 of a person wearing spectacles and adheres closely to the temporal region and the back side of the ear. The ear insertion portion 4 has a shape that fits shallowly into the concha 3 and is along the rear inner surface, unlike an earphone that penetrates deeply. One end of the connecting portion 6 is connected to the curved portion 1 located on the back side of the ear, and the other end is formed in an arch shape that overhangs the ear ring 5 in a non-contact manner, and the ear inserting portion 4 located on the front side of the ear. It is connected. When the spectacles are worn, the spectacles try to rotate downward with the contact point between the curved portion 1 and the auricular temporal groove 2 as a fulcrum 16, but the ear insertion portion 4 moves the rear inner surface of the concha 3. The glasses are held in place on the face to press and prevent the glasses from rotating.

The connecting portion 6 overhangs the ear ring 5 and is inclined with an arch drawn diagonally forward and downward, and the ear insertion portion 4 is connected to the tip thereof. The ear insertion portion 4 has a shape that softly presses the rear inner surface of the concha 3 with cartilage. The concha 3 includes an concha vagina and a concha boat. In this case, the ear insertion portion 4 may have a shape that presses at least one of the rear inner surfaces.

  In the embodiment of FIG. 1, the ear insertion part 4 presses the rear inner side of the concha 3 to hold the glasses in front of the face, but there are many uneven parts on the inner side of the ear. . In addition, since the shape of the unevenness differs depending on the person, as a modification example, it is of course possible to make the ear insertion part 4 fit in the shape of the unevenness of the person and press the back inner side without lifting from there. It is.

The glasses referred to in the present invention are reading glasses, prescription glasses, TV / movie 3D glasses, Date glasses, sunglasses, windshield glasses, glasses with a camera attached, glasses with a magnifying glass, glasses with a light, glasses for kendo, , Glasses with wearable glasses, image observation glasses for observing images displayed on the screen, glasses with augmented reality (AR) function, surgical glasses, and the like.

  Although the attachment position of the glasses is not shown, when a battery or a part is attached to the glasses, it is desirable to attach the glasses in consideration of balance so that the center of gravity of the glasses is positioned on the curved portion 1. The method of wearing spectacles is to first place the curved portion 1 on the auricular temporal groove 2 and then over the ear ring 5 made of cartilage so that the ear insertion portion 4 fits into the concha 3 in that state. If the position of the ear insertion part 4 is adjusted by bending the hanging connecting part 6 by hand, the spectacles can be reliably fixed in front of the eyes.

The materials of the bending portion 1 and the connecting portion 6 are silicon rubber, CP, polyester, acetate, PVC, polyamide, nucler, shape memory resin, sponge, beta plastic, and the like. As a material of the ear insertion portion 4, it is preferable to use an elastomer gel urethane which is a flexible member like human skin. In addition, a resin that deforms at the skin temperature is also suitable for the portion that contacts the concha 3.

  In the following drawings, the description of the same parts as those of the first invention will be omitted or simplified, and an embodiment of parts different from the first invention will be described.

  The spectacles of the second invention are characterized in that the distal end of the bending portion 1 includes a fixing auxiliary member 11 that fits into a recess inside the ear ring 5.

  FIG. 2 is a side view of an embodiment in which the auxiliary fixing member 11 of the second invention is attached to the lower end of the bending portion 1. By attaching the fixing auxiliary member 11 to the distal end of the bending portion 1, bending the fixing auxiliary member 11 into a shape that matches the shape of the earring 5, and fitting it into the recess of the earring 5, the bending portion 1 does not move. Then, the temple 9 of the glasses can be fixed to the temporal region.

  The spectacles of the third invention are characterized in that the connecting portion 6 includes a second fixing auxiliary member 12 that fits into a recess inside the ear ring 5.

FIG. 3 is a side view of an embodiment in which the second fixing auxiliary member 12 of the third invention is attached to the inner surface of the connecting portion 6. By bending the second fixing auxiliary member 12 attached to the connecting portion 6 into a shape that matches the shape of the inner side of the earring 5 and fitting it into the recess on the inner side of the earring 5, the connecting portion 6 will not move and will not come off. Then, the temple of the glasses can be fixed to the temporal side.

The spectacles of the fourth invention are characterized in that the anterior bending portion 1 is provided with lateral shake prevention portions 21 and 22 extending along the temporal and / or occipital regions. The lateral shake prevention unit includes a first lateral shake prevention unit 21 and a second lateral shake prevention unit 22.

  FIG. 4A shows an embodiment in which the first lateral shake prevention portion 21 of the fourth invention is attached to the tip of the bending portion 1 and the second lateral shake prevention portion 22 is attached to the rear end of the bending portion 1. FIG. Since the first lateral shake prevention part 21 and the second lateral shake prevention part 22 are attached to the front and rear of the bending part 1 so as to be in close contact with the temporal region, the lateral shake of the temple 9 can be prevented.

  FIG. 4B is a side view of an embodiment in a state in which the second lateral shake prevention portion 22 of the fourth invention is attached to the rear end of the bending portion 1. Since the second lateral shake prevention unit 22 is curved along the back of the head, the glasses can be held more stably. The extension length to the back of the second lateral shake prevention unit 22 at this time is not limited.

The lateral shake prevention part of the glasses of the fifth invention is characterized in that it is attached to the bending part 1 through a joint and is in close contact with the temporal region or the occipital region.

  FIG. 5A is a side view of an embodiment showing that the first lateral shake prevention portion 21 is attached to the front portion of the bending portion 1 via a joint. This joint is composed of a vertical shaft attached to the distal end of the bending portion 1, and the first lateral shake prevention portion 21 rotates in the horizontal direction around the shaft so that the first lateral shake prevention portion 21 is brought into close contact with the temporal region. I have to. Thereby, the 1st side shake prevention part 21 which contact | abutted to the temporal region can prevent the temple 9 from shaking.

  FIG. 5B is a side view of an embodiment showing that the second lateral shake prevention unit 22 is attached to the rear portion of the bending portion 1 via a joint. The joint in this case is also composed of a vertical axis, and the second horizontal shake prevention unit 22 rotates in the horizontal direction around the axis, so that the second horizontal shake prevention unit 22 comes into contact with the temporal region of the back of the head. I am doing so. Thereby, it is possible to prevent the temple 9 from being shaken by being in close contact with the head of various shapes. As long as the mounting position of the second lateral vibration preventing portion 22 is on the rear portion of the bending portion 1 and can be brought into contact with the temporal region, the same effect can be obtained regardless of the position.

  FIG. 5C is a side view of the embodiment showing that the first lateral shake prevention unit 21 and the second lateral shake prevention unit 22 are attached to the single-eye wearable glasses via the front and rear joints. By attaching the first lateral shake prevention part 21 to the tip of the bending part 1 and attaching the second lateral shake prevention part 22 to the rear end, the temporal region can be brought into contact at three points. Thereby, in combination with the above-described fixing auxiliary member 11 and the second fixing auxiliary member 12, the glasses can be reliably held.

The spectacles of the sixth invention are characterized in that the bending portion 1 includes a block 18 that fills a gap between the back side of the ear ring 5 and the temporal region.

FIG. 6A is a perspective view of an embodiment of a person who wears the glasses with the block 18 on his / her ear. Since the block 18 having a shape that fits in close contact with the gap between the back side and the temporal region of the ear ring 5 is integrated with the bending portion 1 and is provided on the back side of the ear ring 5, the block 18 is inconspicuous from the side. Since it is in close contact with the back side and the temporal region of 5, the feeling of wearing is good. The block 18 may have a hollow shape.

  FIG. 6B is a perspective view of a person who wears eyeglasses with the thin connecting portion 6 attached to the block 18. If the gap between the back side and the temporal region of the ear ring 5 is fixed by the block 18, even the thin connecting portion 6 and the thin temple 9 can be simply held without rattling.

The eyeglasses of the seventh invention are characterized in that the connecting portion 6 and the ear insertion portion 4 are formed in a shape that fits into the concha 3 through the intercostal notch 17.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view of an embodiment showing an example of the ear insertion part 4 of the seventh invention. In order to insert the ear insertion part 4 into the concha 3 located deep in the center of the ear, it is necessary to insert the concha 3 while avoiding the slightly protruding intercostal notch 17. The part 4 is formed in an elliptical shape, and the connecting part 6 is curved so as not to contact the ear, so that the ear insertion part 4 reaches the concha 3.

The spectacles of the eighth invention are characterized in that the length of the connecting portion 6 is adjustable so that the ear insertion portion 4 contacts the rear inner surface of the concha 3.

FIG. 8A is a side view of an embodiment showing that the connecting portion 6 is configured to be nested, and the length of the connecting portion 6 can be adjusted. FIG. 8B is a side view showing that the ear insertion part 4 attached to the telescopic connection part 6 is lowered and the length of the connection part 6 is increased. This makes it possible to cope with the concha 3 of various people with different sizes.

In the glasses of the ninth invention, the ear insertion portion 4 is connected to the connection end of the bending portion 1 and the connection portion 6 and / or the connection end of the connection portion 6 and the ear insertion portion 4 to the concha. 3 is provided with a joint for making it closely contact.

FIG. 9A shows a side view of an embodiment of the third joint 33 that rotates about a horizontal axis, and FIG. 9B shows a horizontal direction in which the connecting portion 6 constitutes the third joint 33. It is a side view which shows that it can rotate to an arrow direction around an axis | shaft. In this embodiment, the rotation of the third joint 33 is restricted when the connecting portion 6 is rotated in a certain range counterclockwise. FIG. 9 (c) shows that when the eyeglasses are worn in front of the eyes and the ear insertion part 4 is brought into close contact with the concha 3, the contact part between the bending part 1 and the auricular lateral groove 2 serves as a fulcrum 16 and A state in which the ear insertion part 4 is prevented from rotating counterclockwise by pressing the concha 3 is shown. Since the human concha 3 includes the concha vagina and the concha boat, the place to be pressed is not limited as long as the inner surface is recessed.

  FIG. 10A is a side view of an embodiment in which another fifth joint 35 is attached to the connecting end of the connecting portion 6 and the ear insertion portion 4, and FIG. 10B is the fifth joint. It is a side view which shows that 35 can be rotated centering | focusing on the axis | shaft of a horizontal direction. Thereby, the ear insertion part 4 can be rotated around the fifth joint 35 to be brought into close contact with the concha 3. FIG. 10C is an explanatory view showing a state in which the ear insertion part 4 is removed from the fifth joint 35 attached between the connecting part 6 and the ear insertion part 4.

The glasses of the tenth invention are characterized in that a third joint 33 and a fourth joint 34 in two directions orthogonal to each other are provided at a joint where the bending portion 1 and the connecting portion 6 are connected. .

FIG. 11 shows an embodiment of these joints, and FIG. 11 (a) shows that the connecting portion 6 and the ear are inserted by a third joint 33 that rotates around a horizontal axis when the glasses are put on the ear. It is a side view which shows that the part 4 can be rotated in the arrow direction. The rotation axis of the third joint 33 is provided in a direction orthogonal to the rotation axis of the fourth joint 34. Thereby, the ear insertion part 4 can be lifted upward while separating the ear insertion part 4 attached to the connecting part 6 from the ear. At this time, since the third joint 33 and the fourth joint 34 are rotated in conjunction with each other only by lifting the connecting portion 6 backward, the bending portion 1 can be easily hung on the auricular temporal groove 2. In FIG. 11B, the ear insertion portion 4 can be rotated inward in the direction of the arrow by the fourth joint 34, thereby facilitating the insertion of the ear insertion portion 4 into the concha 3.

FIG. 11C is a side view showing a state in which the ear insertion part 4 that has been opened outward is rotated in the direction of the arrow and the ear insertion part 4 is placed in the center of the depression of the concha 3. The ear insertion part 4 attached to the connecting part 6 is rotated to the back of the depression of the concha 3 and placed in the center of the depression. In FIG. 11 (d), after the ear insertion part 4 is placed in the recess of the concha 3, the ear insertion part 4 is rotated in the direction of the arrow by the third joint 33 in order to closely contact the inner surface of the back of the concha 3. It is a side view which shows moving and making it contact | abut to the back inner surface.

As an example of the embodiment, the third joint 33 and the fourth joint 34 connected between the bending portion 1 and the connecting portion 6 are provided in a block that fits in a gap between the ear ring 5 and the temporal region. The third joint 33 and the fourth joint 34 are provided at a place where the third joint 33 and the fourth joint 34 are easy to rotate, and are fixed so as not to shake sideways. The two third joints 33 and the fourth joint 34 that rotate in directions orthogonal to each other are interlocked to move the ear insertion part 4 in a three-dimensional manner, so that the ear insertion part 4 is concave and recessed in the back. It is possible to reach the rear inner surface of the support 3 while controlling and to wear glasses.

  The spectacles of the eleventh aspect of the invention are characterized in that the mounting position of the third joint 33 with respect to the bending portion 1 can be changed.

FIG. 12A is a side view showing an example of an attachment position of the third joint 33 to the bending portion 1, and FIG. 12B is a side view showing that the attachment position is changed upward. . In order to match the ears of various people, the position where the third joint 33 is attached to the ear insertion part 4 is changed so that the glasses can be worn at the optimum position. If the position of the third joint 33 is changed, the angle at which the connecting portion 6 and the ear insertion portion 4 are worn changes to an appropriate position, and the wearing feeling can be improved.

  The spectacles of the twelfth invention are characterized in that the bending portion 1 includes a second connecting portion 7 for detachably connecting the temple 9.

FIG. 13A is a perspective view of an embodiment of glasses showing that the second connecting portion 7 is provided on the lower side of the bending portion 1. A groove 19 for sandwiching the temple 9 and the modern 10 is provided at the front end and the rear end of the bending portion 1, and the temple 9 and the modern 10 are fitted and fixed in the groove 19. Since the groove 19 is made of an elastic member, it can be fixed with the standard-shaped temple 9 and modern 10 interposed therebetween.

FIG. 13B is a perspective view of one embodiment of the glasses showing that the second connecting portion 7 of another embodiment is provided on the upper side of the bending portion 1. A groove 19 for sandwiching the temple 9 and the modern 10 is provided on the upper side of the distal end portion and the rear end portion of the bending portion 1, and the temple 9 and the modern 10 are fitted and fixed in the groove 19. Since the groove 19 is made of an elastic member, the temple 9 and the modern 10 having a standard shape can be sandwiched and held.

  The second connecting portion 7 is provided with a groove 19 that can be clamped with a strong force, so that the temple 9 fitted in the groove 19 can be freely moved in the front-rear direction. The distance between the corneal vertices can be adjusted to 12 mm. And after making the ear | edge insertion part 4 attached to the connection part 6 closely_contact | adhere to the concha 3, the fine adjustment of the position of the up-down direction of spectacles can be performed using the 3rd joint 33. FIG. Therefore, it can be conveniently used as eyeglasses with a good wearing feeling by attaching to commercially available eyeglasses.

  The spectacles of the twelfth aspect of the invention can be used by omitting the nose pads of the spectacles because they are securely held on the concha 3 by the bending portion 1, the connecting portion 6, and the ear insertion portion 4.

  In the spectacles of the thirteenth aspect of the present invention, a sixth joint 36 is provided at the connection end of the bending portion 1 and the fixing auxiliary member 11 so as to be in close contact with the recess inside the ear ring 5. The connection end with the two fixing auxiliary members 12 is characterized in that a seventh joint 37 is provided to be brought into close contact with the recess inside the ear ring 5.

FIG. 14A shows a joint having a vertical axis of rotation at the lower end of the bending portion 1 as an embodiment of the sixth joint 36, and FIG. 14B shows the fixing by the sixth joint 36. The side view of the state which removed the auxiliary member 11 from the hollow of the ear ring 5 and rotated it outside is shown. The sixth joint 36 makes it easy to remove the fixing auxiliary member 11 fitted in the back of the recess of the ear ring 5 from the ear.

FIG. 14 (c) shows an embodiment of the seventh joint 37, and FIG. 14 (d) is a side view showing that the second fixing auxiliary member 12 is removed from the depression of the ear ring 5 by the seventh joint 37. It is. The seventh joint 37 is formed by attaching the second fixing auxiliary member 12 to a rotating shaft provided in the direction orthogonal to the paper surface in the connecting portion 6 so as to be rotatable in the direction of the arrow. It becomes easy to remove the second fixing auxiliary member 12 fitted in the back from the ear.

  According to the fourteenth aspect of the invention, the third fixing auxiliary member 13 is provided at each rear end of the left and right bending portions 1 and / or the fourth fixing auxiliary member 14 is rotatable at each third joint 33. And / or is detachably provided.

  FIG. 15A is a perspective view of an embodiment in which the third fixing auxiliary member 13 is attached to each rear end of the left and right bending portions 1, and FIG. 15B is a diagram illustrating the fourth fixing auxiliary member 14. FIG. 6 is a perspective view of an embodiment attached to each rear end of each third joint 33. Since the third fixing auxiliary member 13 and the fourth fixing auxiliary member 14 are in close contact with each other from the temporal region to the occipital region, the left and right curved portions 1 and the third joints 33 are in contact with the temporal region very stably. become. The gray portion in the figure is a nesting type, and the nesting type can be removed when attaching or detaching the spectacles attached thereto.

  FIG. 16A is a side view of an embodiment of a person wearing spectacles attached with binoculars 58 with the fourth fixing auxiliary member 14 of the fourteenth invention attached to each rear end of each of the third joints 33. . When the fourth fixing auxiliary member 14 is in contact with the entire back of the head and the spectacles attached with the heavy binoculars 58 are attached, the weight of the binoculars 58 is received by the fourth fixing auxiliary member 14 and may be worn for a long time. A feeling of wearing is good and can be fixed stably.

FIG. 16 (b) is a perspective view of an embodiment in which the fourth fixing auxiliary member 14 of the fourteenth invention is attached to the rear end of the third joint 33, and FIG. 16 (c) is the fourth fixing of the fourteenth invention. It is a side view of one Embodiment which shows the state which pulled up auxiliary member 14 in the direction which an arrow shows. When the fourth fixing auxiliary member 14 is pulled up, the connecting portion 6 rotates in the direction of the arrow, and the ear insertion portion 4 is pressed against the concha 3 and stopped, the glasses are fixed. In this way, it is possible to wear the binoculars of weight.

  The spectacles of the fifteenth aspect of the invention are the curved portion 1, the connecting portion 6, the fixing auxiliary member 11, the second fixing auxiliary member 12, the third fixing auxiliary member 13, the first side shake preventing portion 21, and the second side shake. Both the prevention part 22 and the block 18 are comprised by the member which deform | transforms, It is characterized by the above-mentioned.

Fig.17 (a) shows the side view of one Embodiment of the bending part 1 formed with the deformation member of 15th invention. Since the bending portion 1 is formed of a deformable member, the bending portion 1 is deformed when a certain force or more is applied. However, when the bending portion 1 is fitted into the auricular temporal groove 2, it can be sandwiched with an appropriate force. The position at which the auricular temporal groove 2 contacts the curved portion 1 is the fulcrum 16 described above. The fulcrum 16 matched to the shape of the auricular temporal groove 2 has good stability and good wearing feeling. By bringing the ear insertion part 4 into close contact with the concha 3, there is no sense of incongruity even when worn for a long time. FIG. 17B shows a side view in which the connecting portion 6 of the fifteenth aspect of the invention is formed of a deformable member. When a force over a certain level is applied, it bends outwards and does not return to the original state when released.

FIG.17 (c) is a side view which shows the fixing auxiliary member 11 comprised with the deformation | transformation member of 15th invention. By deforming the fixation assisting member 11 into the shape of the depression inside the ear ring 5, the fixation assisting member 11 can be easily fitted into the depression at the upper end of the ear ring 5 that is cartilage. The glasses are fixed to the temporal region by the effect of the fixing auxiliary member 11. FIG. 17D is a side view showing the second fixing auxiliary member 12 made of the deformable member of the fifteenth aspect of the invention. By deforming the second fixing auxiliary member 12 into the shape of a recess inside the ear ring 5, the fixing auxiliary member 12 can be easily fitted into the recess at the upper end of the ear ring 5.

Although not shown in the figure, the first horizontal shake prevention unit 21, the second horizontal shake prevention unit 22, and the block 18 are made of deformable members, so that a large number of people with slightly different ear shapes can be worn, and the same type of glasses can be worn. Since many people can use it together, it becomes a standard type.

  According to a sixteenth aspect of the present invention, the bending portion 1, the connecting portion 6, the fixing auxiliary member 11, the second fixing auxiliary member 12, the third fixing auxiliary member 13, the first side shake preventing portion 21, and the second side shake are provided. Both the prevention part 22 and the block 18 are comprised by the elastic member, It is characterized by the above-mentioned.

FIG. 18A shows a side view of an embodiment in which the wire 20 placed in the bending portion 1 according to the sixteenth aspect of the invention is matched with the shape of the auricular temporal groove 2 of the person wearing it. Since the bending portion 1 is formed by putting the wire 20 in the core, the bending portion 1 is deformed when a force of a certain level or more is applied, but is not deformed when the spectacles are worn. The position at which the auricular temporal groove 2 contacts the curved portion 1 is the fulcrum 16 described above. The fulcrum 16 matched to the shape of the auricular temporal groove 2 has good stability and good wearing feeling. By bringing the ear insertion part 4 into close contact with the concha 3, there is no sense of incongruity even when worn for a long time.

FIG. 18B is a side view showing an example of the connecting portion 6 constituted by the elastic member of the sixteenth aspect of the invention. In this case, even if the fourth joint 34 is not provided, the connecting portion 6 can be easily spread outward so as not to contact the ear ring 5 when attaching or detaching the glasses. Even when fitted into the concha 3, it is easy to fit the dent of the concha 3 by avoiding the notch 17 by the effect of the elastic member that bends freely. Even if the shape of the ear is slightly different, it can be worn, so it becomes a standard type.

FIG.18 (c) is a side view which shows one Embodiment of the fixing auxiliary member 11 comprised with the elastic member of 16th invention. In this case, even if the fifth joint 35 described above is not provided, when the fixing auxiliary member 11 is attached and the spectacles are worn, the spectacles cannot be fixed unless they are fitted in the recesses inside the ear ring 5. By forming the fixing auxiliary member 11 with a deformable member, the fixing auxiliary member 11 can be bent and easily fitted into the recess. The glasses are fixed to the temporal region by the effect of the fixing auxiliary member 11.

As an example of the embodiment, FIG. 18 (d) is a side view showing an embodiment in which the second fixing auxiliary member 12 of the sixteenth invention is constituted by an elastic member. When the second fixing auxiliary member 12 is attached and the spectacles are worn, the spectacles cannot be fixed unless they are fitted in the recesses inside the ear ring 5. By forming the second fixing auxiliary member 12 with a deformable member, the second fixing auxiliary member 12 can be bent and easily fitted into the recess at the upper end of the ear ring 5. The glasses are fixed to the temporal region by the function and effect of the second fixing auxiliary member 12.

Although not shown in the figure, by using the first side shake prevention unit 21, the second side shake prevention unit 22 and the block 18 as elastic members, many people with slightly different ear shapes can be worn, and many glasses of the same type can be worn. Because it can be used together, it becomes a standard type.

  The eyeglasses of the seventeenth invention are characterized in that the third joint 33, the fourth joint 34, and the fifth joint 35 are provided with a drive section for rotating the ear insertion section 4.

In FIG. 19A, the third joint 33 according to the seventeenth aspect of the present invention is provided with a first drive part 41 for rotating the connecting part 6 in the front-rear direction around the horizontal axis. It is a side view which shows one Embodiment to which the 2nd drive part 42 which rotates the connection part 6 to the front-back direction centering on the axis | shaft of an up-down direction is attached. By interlocking the first drive part 41 and the second drive part 42 attached to the block 18, the ear insertion part 4 can be automatically moved to the depression of the concha 3 and brought into contact with the rear inner surface. .

FIG. 19 (b) is a side view showing an embodiment in which the fifth joint 35 of the seventeenth invention is provided with a third drive part 43 for rotating the ear insertion part 4 along the ear. The third drive unit 43 that rotates the ear insertion part 4 around the horizontal axis rotates the ear insertion part 4 in the concha 3 in the direction of the arrow to move the ear insertion part 4 backward. It can be adhered to the inner surface.

  The eyeglasses according to an eighteenth aspect of the invention are characterized in that the sixth joint 36 and the seventh joint 37 are provided with a drive unit for bringing them into close contact with a recess inside the ear ring 5.

  FIG. 20 (a) is a side view of an embodiment in which a sixth drive unit 46 is provided in the sixth joint 36 of the eighteenth aspect of the present invention to bring the fixing auxiliary member 11 into close contact with the recess inside the ear ring 5. It is. In order to automatically insert the fixing auxiliary member 11 into the inner recess of the ear ring 5, the sixth joint 36 is rotated upward from the outer diagonally lower side, so that the fixing auxiliary member 11 is moved from the diagonally lower side to the inner side of the ear ring 5. It is provided so that it may fit in a hollow. FIG. 20B shows an embodiment in which the seventh joint 37 of the eighteenth invention is provided with a seventh driving portion 47 for bringing the second fixing auxiliary member 12 into close contact with the recess inside the ear ring 5. A side view is shown. In order to insert the second fixing auxiliary member 12 into the recess inside the ear ring 5, the seventh joint 37 is provided so as to rotate upward from below.

  According to a nineteenth aspect of the present invention, the curved portion 1 includes a third connecting portion 8 that holds the glasses slidably back and forth by inserting the temple 9 in the direction of the temple axis, and the third connecting portion 8. Is characterized in that a joint for rotating the glasses up and down and / or left and right is provided.

  In FIG. 21A, the third connecting portion 8 attached to the bending portion 1 of the spectacles of the nineteenth invention is formed with a holding portion 15 for inserting and holding the temple 9 in the direction of the temple axis. 7 is a side view of an embodiment in which the third connecting portion 8 is attached to the bending portion 1 so as to be rotatable in the horizontal direction by providing an eighth joint 38 that rotates in the left-right direction. When the temple 9 is inserted into the holding portion 15, the temple 9 can be rotated in the left-right direction with respect to the bending portion 1 and can be brought into close contact with the temporal portion together with the bending portion 1. FIG. 21B shows that the third connecting portion 8 is attached to the bending portion 1 by providing a ninth joint 39 in which the third connecting portion 8 rotates in the vertical direction with respect to the bending portion 1 of the spectacles of the nineteenth invention. On the other hand, it is a side view of one Embodiment which shows rotating in the up-down direction. When the temple 9 is inserted into the temple shaft, the lens portion of the glasses can be adjusted to an appropriate eye height.

  FIG. 21C is a side view of an embodiment showing that the temple 9 held by the third connecting portion 8 attached to the distal end of the bending portion 1 according to the nineteenth aspect of the invention can slide in the front-rear direction. The distance between the corneal apexes between the most important lens part and the eye can be adjusted. Since the ninth joint 39 in which the temple 9 bends in the vertical direction with respect to the bending portion 1 is provided, adjustment in the vertical direction is also possible.

  Another function and effect of the third connecting portion 8 will be described. 22 (a) is a side view of an embodiment showing that the glasses with the third connecting portion 8 according to the nineteenth aspect of the invention attached to the front, and FIG. 22 (b) shows that after the glasses are put out forward, It is a side view which shows the state which pushed up and was fixed. Accordingly, the ninth joint 39 in this case is tightened and restrained when the eyeglasses are lifted upward from the face. In this way, it can be conveniently used as a method of retracting the lens unit when the glasses are not used. Although not shown, when wearing glasses or when folding the temple 9 of the glasses, the curved portion 1 and the connecting portion 6 are rotated along the temple 9 so that they can be deformed and stored in a compact shape. It is.

  The glasses of the twentieth invention are characterized in that the third connecting portion 8 is provided with a drive unit for rotating the glasses back and forth and / or up and down and / or left and right.

  FIG. 23A shows an example in which a tenth drive part 50 for sliding the temple 9 in the front-rear direction is attached to the third connection part 8. According to this configuration, it is possible to adjust the corneal apex distance, which is the most important for eyeglasses. FIG. 23B shows an example in which an eighth drive unit 48 that rotates the third connection unit 8 in the vertical direction is provided at the eighth joint 38 provided in the third connection unit 8. According to this configuration, the spectacles on the face can be moved in the vertical direction, and the lens height can be adjusted.

  FIG. 23C is a side view of an embodiment in which the temple 9 is rotated in the left-right direction by the ninth driving portion 49 attached to the third connecting portion 8. Since the ninth driving part 49 is mounted so as to be rotatable in the horizontal direction around the vertical axis, the third connecting part 8 moves in the horizontal direction to adjust the position of the glasses. In this way, by attaching the driving unit that operates in the front-rear direction, the up-down direction, and the left-right direction, the glasses can be automatically guided to an appropriate position.

  The eyeglasses according to a twenty-first aspect of the invention are characterized in that a drive unit is provided for rotating the first lateral shake prevention unit 21 and the second lateral shake prevention unit 22.

  FIG. 24A is a side view of an embodiment in which a first drive unit 41 is provided in the first lateral shake prevention unit 21 attached to the bending unit 1 of the 21st invention. The first drive unit 41 can automatically move the first lateral shake prevention unit 21 in the left-right direction to adjust the strength of contact with the temporal region. FIG. 24B is a side view of an embodiment in which a second drive unit 42 is provided in the second lateral shake prevention unit 22 attached to the rear end of the bending unit 1. The second drive unit 42 can automatically move the second lateral shake prevention unit 22 in the left-right direction to adjust the strength of contact with the back of the head.

  In the above embodiment, the drive unit has a magnet on the fixed side and the movable side in addition to the small motor, and the movable side is stable at the set position. It may be configured to move to the magnet. Furthermore, the structure which returns from the position displaced with the spring to the original position may be sufficient.

  The eyeglasses according to a twenty-second aspect of the present invention are provided with any one of an earphone 51, a mobile phone 52, a microphone 53, a mask locking tool 54, an earclaw finger pressure tool 55, a wearable device 56, a video camera 57, and binoculars 58. It is characterized by being.

  As an example of the embodiment, FIG. 25 (a) is a side view of the embodiment showing the earphone 51 attached to the connecting portion 6 of the glasses of the 22nd invention. The lower end of the connecting portion 6 is the position closest to the ear canal, and the earphone 51 is easy to attach. FIG. 25 (b) is a side view of an embodiment showing an earphone 51 attached downward from the tip of the bending portion 1 of the glasses of the 22nd invention. Since the earphone 51 is inserted into the ear canal, it is securely fixed. FIG. 25 (c) is a side view of an embodiment showing that the earphone 51 attached to the lower end of the connecting portion 6 of the glasses of the 22nd invention is provided so as not to contact the ear canal. Because it becomes an ear speaker, you can hear surrounding sounds.

  FIG. 25 (d) is a side view of an embodiment showing that the earphone 51 attached to the connecting portion 6 of the glasses of the 22nd invention covers the auricle. The fourth joint 34 attached to the connecting portion 6 can open and remove the earphone 51 outward. FIG. 25 (e) is a side view of an embodiment showing an ear-mounted mobile phone 52 provided in the glasses of the 22nd invention. The earphone 51 inserted into the ear canal and the ear insertion portion 4 that is in close contact with the concha 3 can be stably held. Detachment can be done by rotating the fourth joint 34. FIG. 25 (f) is a side view of an embodiment showing a microphone 53 attached to the tip of the bending portion 1 of the glasses of the 22nd invention. Easy to attach and detach.

  FIG. 25 (g) is a side view of an embodiment showing a person wearing a mask by hooking a string of a mask on a mask locking tool 54 attached to the curved portion 1 of the glasses of the 22nd invention. The mask locking tool 54 can be provided with a groove in which the mask fits in the curved portion 1 or can be hooked with a protrusion. Since the string of the mask does not directly contact the auricular temporal groove 2, the feeling of wearing is very good even if the mask is used for a long time or the string of the mask is strengthened. FIG. 25 (h) is a side view of an embodiment showing that the auricle acupressure device 55 is attached to the lower end of the bending portion 1 of the glasses of the 22nd invention. There is a diet effect when stimulating by pressing the acupuncture points in the tragus. FIG. 25 (i) is a side view of an embodiment showing an ear-type blood pressure device 59 in which a blood pressure detection unit and a data transmission device are attached to the bending portion 1 of the 22nd invention. 24 hour blood pressure can be measured and recorded. Although not shown, a light, a camera, a hearing aid, and the like can be attached.

  FIG. 26 (a) is a side view of an embodiment showing a glasses-type wearable device attached to the glasses of the 22nd invention. Since the third fixing auxiliary member 13 and the fourth fixing auxiliary member 14 are attached, they are held at the back of the head, so that the burden on the ear is reduced. FIG. 26 (b) is a side view of an embodiment showing a video camera attached to the glasses of the 22nd invention. You can take video images of people's eyes. FIG. 26 (c) is a side view of an embodiment showing the binoculars attached to the glasses of the 22nd invention. Since the third fixing auxiliary member 13 and the fourth fixing auxiliary member 14 are attached, they are held at the back of the head, so that the burden on the ear is reduced.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Curved part 2 Auricular temporal groove 3 Auricular concha 4 Ear insertion part 5 Ear ring 6 Connecting part 7 Second connecting part 8 Third connecting part 9 Temple 10 Modern 11 Fixing auxiliary member 12 Second fixing auxiliary member 13 Third fixing Auxiliary member
14 Fourth fixing auxiliary member 15 Holding portion 16 Support point 17 Intercusp notch 18 Block 19 Groove
20 Wire 21 First Side Shake Prevention Part 22 Second Side Shake Prevention Part 31 First Joint (First Side Shake Prevention Part)
32 Second joint (second lateral shake prevention part)
33 Third joint (connecting part)
34 Fourth joint (connecting part)
35 Fifth joint (ear insertion part)
36 Sixth joint (fixing auxiliary member)
37 Seventh Joint (Second Fixing Auxiliary Member)
38 Eighth joint (third connecting part)
39 Ninth joint (third connecting part)
41 1st drive part (1st side shake prevention part)
42 Second drive unit (second lateral shake prevention unit)
43 Third drive part (connecting part)
44 Fourth drive section (connecting section)
45 Fifth drive part (ear insertion part)
46 6th drive part (fixing auxiliary member)
47 Seventh Drive (Second Fixing Auxiliary Member)
48 Eighth drive part (third connection part)
49 Ninth drive part (third connection part)
50 Tenth Drive Unit (Second Connection Unit)
51 Earphones 52 Mobile Phones 53 Microphones 54 Mask Locking Tools 55 Ear Crucible Tools 56 Glasses-type Wearable Devices 57 Video Cameras 58 Binoculars
59 Ear blood pressure device

The present invention relates to spectacles for securely holding spectacles with ears and wearing them stably.

Conventionally, glasses are worn by using a nose pad with a modern hung on the auricular temporal groove of the ear, and the nose pad attached to the lens part places a burden on the nose. Previously, “Glasses” Patent No. 5368657, “Glasses” Patent No. 5406411, and “Glasses” Patent No. 5451935 were obtained. These `` glasses '' stably hold the glasses by the holding body that is in contact with the back surface of the earlobe in order to hold the glasses and the clamping stopper in cooperation, Human ears are flexible and vary in shape. Although it can be along the auricular temporal groove of the ear holding the glasses, it is difficult to pinch the earlobe to reduce the burden on the ears and to fix the glasses with a good wearing feeling and stability.

To deal with this problem, for example, in Patent Document 1 below, an arm provided with a holding projection is attached to one end of the ear hook, a hinge is attached to the tip of the arm, and a lens is attached to the hinge. The holding projection cannot hold the glasses.

Patent Document 2 accepts the ring-shaped modern 1 at the rear end of the temple 2, attaches a holding body 9 that contacts the surface of the earlobe 5 to the modern 1, and holds it at the position of the modern 1 on the back surface of the earlobe 5. A sandwiching stopper 288 that cooperates with the body 9 is provided.

In Patent Document 3, the modern 1 is attached after the temple 2, the holding body 9 is attached to the end of the modern 1, the holding body 9 comes into contact with the earlobe 5, and is held at the position of the modern 1 on the back surface of the earlobe 5. The holding stopper 28 that is larger than the holding body 9 that holds the earlobe 5 in cooperation with the body 9 and contacts the back surface of the earlobe 5 is provided. There is a problem that the holding body 9 that cooperates with the holding stopper 28 has a small holding area and is insufficient for fixing.

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In the spectacles, the weight of the lens part presses the soft skin surface on both sides of the nose, and the part where the nose pad contacts changes color and leaves a mark. The load supported by the nose and the auricular temporal groove 2 is increasing, and wearing such a product for a long time remains a problem. The present invention is intended to solve these problems, and provides a pair of glasses that securely adhere to the shape of the ear using a recess inside the ear in order to reduce the burden on the nose and ear. Is an issue.

The spectacles of the first invention are spectacles to be put on the ear, which are connected to the temples of the spectacles and are fitted to the upper part of the auricular temporal groove, and the ear insertion part is fitted to the concha and along the rear inner surface. And one end connected to the curved portion located on the back side of the ear, and the other end connected to the ear insertion portion located on the front side of the ear over the ear ring, and the glasses are worn Then, with the curved portion as a fulcrum, the ear insertion portion presses the rear inner surface of the concha to hold the glasses in front of the face.

  The spectacles of the second invention are characterized in that, in the first invention, the distal end of the bending portion is provided with a fixing auxiliary portion that fits into a recess inside the ear ring.

  The eyeglasses of a third invention are characterized in that, in the first invention, the connecting part includes a second fixing auxiliary part that fits into a recess inside the ear ring.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the first aspect of the invention, the curved portion is provided with a first lateral shake prevention device and a second lateral shake prevention device that extend along the temporal and / or occipital areas. To do.

The spectacles of the fifth invention are configured such that the first lateral shake prevention device and the second lateral shake prevention device of the fourth invention are attached to the curved portion via joints and are in close contact with the temporal or occipital region. It is characterized by that.

  The spectacles of the sixth invention are characterized in that the curved portion of the first, second, and fourth inventions includes a block that fills a gap between the back of the ear ring and the temporal region.

  The spectacles of the seventh invention are characterized in that the length of the connecting part is adjustable so that the ear insertion part of the first or third invention abuts the rear inner surface of the concha. To do.

The glasses of the eighth invention are a third joint, a fourth joint , and / or a connection between the connection part and the ear insertion part at the connection end of the bending part and the connection part of the first invention or the seventh invention. The end is provided with a fifth joint for bringing the ear insertion part into close contact with the concha

  The glasses of the ninth invention are characterized in that a third joint and a fourth joint in two directions orthogonal to each other are provided at a joint to which the bending portion and the connecting portion of the eighth invention are connected. .

  The spectacles of the tenth aspect of the invention are characterized in that the attachment position of the third joint of the ninth aspect of the invention with respect to the bending portion can be changed.

  The spectacles of the eleventh aspect of the invention are characterized in that the bending portion of the first to tenth aspects of the invention comprises a second connecting part for detachably connecting the temple.

The spectacles of the twelfth invention are characterized in that the connecting end of the bending portion of the second invention and the fixing assisting portion is provided with a sixth joint for closely contacting a recess inside the ear ring .

The spectacles of the thirteenth invention are characterized in that the connecting end of the connecting part of the third invention and the second fixing auxiliary part is provided with a seventh joint for tightly contacting the recess inside the ear ring. To do.

In the spectacles of the fourteenth invention, a third fixing auxiliary part is detachably provided on the left and right curved parts or the third joint of the first, second, sixth, eighth, and ninth inventions . It is characterized by .

Glasses of the fifteenth invention, the curved portion of the sixth invention or the eleventh invention or the fourteenth invention of the first invention, the connecting portion, the fixing auxiliary unit, the second fixing auxiliary section, the second connection portion, wherein third fixing auxiliary section, the first lateral deflection prevention portion, the second lateral vibration preventing unit, characterized in that both of the blocks is composed of members to deform.

Glasses of the sixteenth invention, the curved portion of the sixth invention or the eleventh invention or the fourteenth invention of the first invention, the connecting portion, the fixing auxiliary unit, the second fixing auxiliary section, the second connection portion, wherein third fixing auxiliary section, the first lateral deflection prevention portion, the second lateral vibration preventing unit, none of the blocks is characterized by being composed of an elastic material.

  According to a seventeenth aspect of the present invention, the third joint, the fourth joint, and the fifth joint of the eighth invention are provided with a drive section that rotates the ear insertion section.

The eyeglasses according to an eighteenth aspect of the invention are characterized in that a drive unit is provided for tightly contacting the sixth joint of the twelfth aspect of the invention and a recess inside the ear ring .

According to a nineteenth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a driving unit for contacting the seventh joint of the thirteenth aspect and a recess inside the ear ring.

  According to a twentieth aspect of the invention, the bending portion of the first, second, fourth, sixth, ninth, twelfth to fifteenth aspects of the invention inserts the temple in the direction of the temple axis, and slides the eyeglass back and forth. It has a 3rd connection part hold | maintained so that a movement is possible, The said 3rd connection part is provided with the joint which rotates glasses up and down and / or right and left.

According to a twenty-first aspect of the present invention , the third connecting portion of the twentieth aspect of the present invention is provided with a drive unit that rotates the spectacles in the front-rear and / or up-down and / or left-right direction. To do.

  According to a twenty-second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a driving unit for rotating the first lateral shake prevention unit and the second lateral shake prevention unit of the fifth invention.

  The eyeglasses of the 23rd invention are any of earphones, mobile phones, microphones, mask locks, earclaw finger pressure devices, wearable devices, video cameras, binoculars, and ear-type blood pressure devices. Is attached.

  According to the spectacles of the first invention, when the spectacles are worn, the curved portion is used as a fulcrum, and the ear insertion portion presses the rear inner surface of the concha to hold the spectacles in front of the face. Therefore, it can be reliably and stably fixed to the ears of various people.

  According to the second aspect of the present invention, the fixing auxiliary portion can be fitted into the recess inside the ear ring, and the distal end portion of the bending portion can be reliably fixed to the ear ring.

  According to the 3rd invention, the said connection part can be fixed more reliably by providing the 2nd fixing auxiliary | assistance part fitted in the hollow inside an ear ring.

According to the fourth aspect of the present invention, the curved portion is provided with the first lateral shake prevention tool and the second lateral shake prevention tool extending along the temporal and / or occipital areas , whereby the lateral direction of the glasses Can be prevented.

According to the fifth aspect of the invention, the first lateral shake prevention device and the second lateral shake prevention device that are brought into contact with the temporal region with joints are attached. Therefore, the wearing feeling of the glasses can be improved. In addition, it is possible to accurately adjust the position of the glasses in the left-right direction.

  According to the sixth aspect of the present invention, since the gap between the back side of the ear ring and the temporal region can be filled with the block of the bending portion, the bending portion can be fixed without being loose.

  According to the seventh invention, since the length of the connecting portion can be adjusted, the ear insertion portion can be adjusted to the position of the concha of various people.

According to the eighth invention, since the ear insertion part can be moved by hand by the third joint, the fourth joint , and the fifth joint , the ear insertion part is brought into close contact with the concha and can be easily attached and detached. become.

  According to the ninth aspect of the invention, since the connecting portion can be moved three-dimensionally, it is easy to fit the ear insertion portion into the concha.

  According to the tenth aspect, since the attachment position of the third joint can be changed, the attachment angle between the bending portion and the connecting portion can be changed.

  According to the eleventh aspect of the invention, since the bending portion includes the second connecting portion for detachably connecting the temple, it is possible to easily attach the conventional glasses.

  According to the twelfth invention, the sixth joint makes it easy to fit the fixing auxiliary portion into the recess inside the ear ring.

  According to the thirteenth aspect, the seventh joint similarly facilitates fitting the second fixing auxiliary portion into the recess inside the ear ring.

  According to the fourteenth aspect of the invention, since the third fixing auxiliary portion is detachably provided, the glasses are adjusted to a position where the wearing feeling is good and brought into contact with the back of the head, thereby securely fixing the glasses. Can do.

According to the fifteenth invention, the curved portion, the connecting portion, the second connection portion, the fixing auxiliary unit, the second fixing auxiliary section, the third fixing auxiliary section, the first horizontal deflection prevention member, the second two lateral oscillation preventing device, since both of the block is composed of a member to deform, it is possible to completely conform to various human ear.

According to the sixteenth aspect, the curved portion, the connecting portion, the fixing auxiliary unit, the second fixing auxiliary section, the second connection portion, the third fixing auxiliary section, the first lateral deflection prevention portion, the first two lateral vibration preventing unit, since none of the blocks is constituted by an elastic member, without providing a joint, can be easily fitted to a variety of human ear.

  According to the seventeenth aspect, since the third joint, the fourth joint, and the fifth joint are provided with the drive unit that rotates the ear insertion part, the third joint, the fourth joint, and the fifth joint can be automatically controlled.

  According to the eighteenth aspect of the invention, the sixth joint is provided with the drive unit for bringing it into close contact with the inner depression of the ear ring, so that it can be automatically controlled.

  According to the nineteenth aspect of the invention, the seventh joint is provided with the drive unit for bringing it into close contact with the inner depression of the ear ring, so that it can be automatically controlled.

  According to the twentieth aspect of the present invention, since the drive unit that rotates the first lateral shake prevention unit and the second lateral shake prevention unit is provided, the wearing feeling of the glasses can be improved and fixed. In addition, it is possible to accurately adjust the position of the glasses in the left-right direction.

  According to the twenty-first aspect, the glasses can be moved back and forth, up and down, and left and right by the third connecting portion, so that the position of the lenses of the glasses can be freely controlled.

  According to the twenty-second aspect, since the driving unit for rotating the third connecting portion is provided, the glasses can be automatically moved in the front-rear, up-down, left-right directions, and can be freely controlled. .

  According to the twenty-third invention, an earphone, a mobile phone, a microphone, a mask locking tool, an earclaw finger pressure tool, a wearable device, a video camera, binoculars, an ear-type blood pressure device, and the like are attached to the spectacles, and various devices are listened to. Can be installed.

It is the perspective view and side view which show the Example of 1st invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 2nd invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 3rd invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 4th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 5th invention. It is a perspective view which shows the Example of 6th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 7th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 8th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 8th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 9th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 10th invention. It is a perspective view which shows the Example of 11th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 12th invention and 13th invention. It is a perspective view which shows the Example of 14th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 14th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 15th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 16th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 17th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 18th invention and 19th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 20th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 20th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 21st invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 22nd invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 23rd invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 23rd invention.

Hereinafter, an example of an embodiment of spectacles according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings taking various spectacles as examples.

FIG. 1A is a perspective view of an embodiment showing a part of the glasses of the first invention, FIG. 1B is a side view of the glasses on the left ear, and FIG. It is a side view which shows the effect | action of each part when is held in front of eyes. In these drawings, the spectacles of the first invention are spectacles to be put on the ears, and are connected to the temples 9 of the spectacles, and are fitted to the curved portion 1 and the concha 3 which are fitted to the upper part of the auricular temporal groove 2. The ear insertion part 4 along the rear inner surface and one end are connected to the bending part 1 located on the back side of the ear, and the other end is connected to the ear insertion part 4 located over the ear ring 5 and located on the front side of the ear. When the spectacles are worn, the bending portion 1 serves as a fulcrum 16 and the ear insertion portion 4 presses the rear inner surface of the concha 3 to hold the spectacles in front of the face. It is characterized by doing.

The bending portion 1 has a shape that fits into the upper part of the auricular temporal groove 2 of a person wearing spectacles and adheres closely to the temporal region and the back side of the ear. The ear insertion portion 4 has a shape that fits shallowly into the concha 3 and is along the rear inner surface, unlike an earphone that penetrates deeply. One end of the connecting portion 6 is connected to the curved portion 1 located on the back side of the ear, and the other end is formed in an arch shape that overhangs the ear ring 5 in a non-contact manner, and the ear inserting portion 4 located on the front side of the ear. It is connected. When the spectacles are worn, the spectacles try to rotate downward with the contact point between the curved portion 1 and the auricular temporal groove 2 as a fulcrum 16, but the ear insertion portion 4 moves the rear inner surface of the concha 3. The glasses are held in place on the face to press and prevent the glasses from rotating.

The connecting portion 6 overhangs the ear ring 5 and is inclined with an arch drawn diagonally forward and downward, and the ear insertion portion 4 is connected to the tip thereof. The ear insertion portion 4 has a shape that softly presses the rear inner surface of the concha 3 with cartilage. The concha 3 includes an concha vagina and a concha boat. In this case, the ear insertion portion 4 may have a shape that presses at least one of the rear inner surfaces.

  In the embodiment of FIG. 1, the ear insertion part 4 presses the rear inner side of the concha 3 to hold the glasses in front of the face, but there are many uneven parts on the inner side of the ear. . In addition, since the shape of the unevenness differs depending on the person, as a modification example, it is of course possible to make the ear insertion part 4 fit in the shape of the unevenness of the person and press the back inner side without lifting from there. It is.

The glasses referred to in the present invention are reading glasses, prescription glasses, TV / movie 3D glasses, Date glasses, sunglasses, windshield glasses, glasses with a camera attached, glasses with a magnifying glass, glasses with a light, glasses for kendo, , Glasses with wearable glasses, image observation glasses for observing images displayed on the screen, glasses with augmented reality (AR) function, surgical glasses, and the like.

  Although the attachment position of the glasses is not shown, when a battery or a part is attached to the glasses, it is desirable to attach the glasses in consideration of balance so that the center of gravity of the glasses is positioned on the curved portion 1. The method of wearing spectacles is to first place the curved portion 1 on the auricular temporal groove 2 and then over the ear ring 5 made of cartilage so that the ear insertion portion 4 fits into the concha 3 in that state. If the position of the ear insertion part 4 is adjusted by bending the hanging connecting part 6 by hand, the spectacles can be reliably fixed in front of the eyes.

The materials of the bending portion 1 and the connecting portion 6 are silicon rubber, CP, polyester, acetate, PVC, polyamide, nucler, shape memory resin, sponge, beta plastic, and the like. As a material of the ear insertion portion 4, it is preferable to use an elastomer gel urethane which is a flexible member like human skin. In addition, a resin that deforms at the skin temperature is also suitable for the portion that contacts the concha 3.

  In the following drawings, the description of the same parts as those of the first invention will be omitted or simplified, and an embodiment of parts different from the first invention will be described.

  The spectacles of the second invention are characterized in that the distal end of the bending portion 1 includes a fixing auxiliary portion 11 that fits into a recess inside the ear ring 5.

  FIG. 2 is a side view of an embodiment in which the fixing auxiliary portion 11 of the second invention is attached to the lower end of the bending portion 1. By attaching the fixing auxiliary portion 11 to the tip of the bending portion 1, bending the fixing auxiliary portion 11 into a shape that matches the shape of the earring 5, and fitting it into the recess of the earring 5, the bending portion 1 does not move. Then, the temple 9 of the glasses can be fixed to the temporal region.

  The spectacles of the third invention are characterized in that the connecting portion 6 includes a second fixing auxiliary portion 12 that fits into a recess inside the ear ring 5.

FIG. 3 is a side view of an embodiment in which the second fixing auxiliary portion 12 of the third invention is attached to the inner surface of the connecting portion 6. By bending the second fixing auxiliary portion 12 attached to the connecting portion 6 into a shape that matches the inner shape of the earring 5 and fitting it into the recess inside the earring 5, the connecting portion 6 cannot move and cannot be detached. Then, the temple of the glasses can be fixed to the temporal side.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, the curved part is provided with the first lateral shake prevention tool 21 and the second lateral shake prevention tool 22 extending along the temporal and / or occipital areas. Yes.

  FIG. 4A shows an embodiment in which the first lateral shake prevention portion 21 of the fourth invention is attached to the tip of the bending portion 1 and the second lateral shake prevention portion 22 is attached to the rear end of the bending portion 1. FIG. Since the first lateral shake prevention part 21 and the second lateral shake prevention part 22 are attached to the front and rear of the bending part 1 so as to be in close contact with the temporal region, the lateral shake of the temple 9 can be prevented.

  FIG. 4B is a side view of an embodiment in a state in which the second lateral shake prevention portion 22 of the fourth invention is attached to the rear end of the bending portion 1. Since the second lateral shake prevention unit 22 is curved along the back of the head, the glasses can be held more stably. The extension length to the back of the second lateral shake prevention unit 22 at this time is not limited.

The glasses of the fifth invention are configured such that the first lateral shake prevention device and the second lateral shake prevention device are attached to the curved portion via a joint and are in close contact with the temporal or occipital region. It is characterized by.

  FIG. 5A is a side view of an embodiment showing that the first lateral shake prevention portion 21 is attached to the front portion of the bending portion 1 via a joint. This joint is composed of a vertical shaft attached to the distal end of the bending portion 1, and the first lateral shake prevention portion 21 rotates in the horizontal direction around the shaft so that the first lateral shake prevention portion 21 is brought into close contact with the temporal region. I have to. Thereby, the 1st side shake prevention part 21 which contact | abutted to the temporal region can prevent the temple 9 from shaking.

  FIG. 5B is a side view of an embodiment showing that the second lateral shake prevention unit 22 is attached to the rear portion of the bending portion 1 via a joint. The joint in this case is also composed of a vertical axis, and the second horizontal shake prevention unit 22 rotates in the horizontal direction around the axis, so that the second horizontal shake prevention unit 22 comes into contact with the temporal region of the back of the head. I am doing so. Thereby, it is possible to prevent the temple 9 from being shaken by being in close contact with the head of various shapes. As long as the mounting position of the second lateral vibration preventing portion 22 is on the rear portion of the bending portion 1 and can be brought into contact with the temporal region, the same effect can be obtained regardless of the position.

  FIG. 5C is a side view of the embodiment showing that the first lateral shake prevention unit 21 and the second lateral shake prevention unit 22 are attached to the single-eye wearable glasses via the front and rear joints. By attaching the first lateral shake prevention part 21 to the tip of the bending part 1 and attaching the second lateral shake prevention part 22 to the rear end, the temporal region can be brought into contact at three points. Thereby, it can hold | maintain spectacles reliably with the above-mentioned fixing auxiliary | assistant part 11 and the 2nd fixing auxiliary | assistant part 12. FIG.

The spectacles of the sixth invention are characterized in that the bending portion 1 includes a block 18 that fills a gap between the back side of the ear ring 5 and the temporal region.

FIG. 6A is a perspective view of an embodiment of a person who wears the glasses with the block 18 on his / her ear. Since the block 18 having a shape that fits in close contact with the gap between the back side and the temporal region of the ear ring 5 is integrated with the bending portion 1 and is provided on the back side of the ear ring 5, the block 18 is inconspicuous from the side. Since it is in close contact with the back side and the temporal region of 5, the feeling of wearing is good. The block 18 may have a hollow shape.

  FIG. 6B is a perspective view of a person who wears eyeglasses with the thin connecting portion 6 attached to the block 18. If the gap between the back side and the temporal region of the ear ring 5 is fixed by the block 18, even the thin connecting portion 6 and the thin temple 9 can be simply held without rattling.

The spectacles of the seventh invention are characterized in that the length of the connecting portion 6 is adjustable so that the ear insertion portion 4 contacts the rear inner surface of the concha 3.

FIG. 8A is a side view of an embodiment showing that the connecting portion 6 is configured to be nested, and the length of the connecting portion 6 can be adjusted. FIG. 8B is a side view showing that the ear insertion part 4 attached to the telescopic connection part 6 is lowered and the length of the connection part 6 is increased. This makes it possible to cope with the concha 3 of various people with different sizes.

According to an eighth aspect of the invention, the third joint 33 and the fourth joint 34 are connected to the connection end of the bending portion and the connection portion, or the ear is connected to the connection end of the connection portion and the ear insertion portion. A fifth joint 35 for bringing the insertion portion into close contact with the concha is provided.

FIG. 8A shows a side view of an embodiment of the third joint 33 and the fourth joint 34 , and FIG. 8B shows the direction of the arrow around the horizontal axis that the connecting portion 6 constitutes the third joint 33. It is a side view which shows that it can be rotated. In this embodiment, the rotation of the third joint 33 is restricted when the connecting portion 6 is rotated in a certain range counterclockwise. FIG. 8C shows that when the device is mounted in front of the eye and the ear insertion part 4 is brought into close contact with the concha 3, the contact part between the curved part 1 and the auricular lateral groove 2 serves as a fulcrum 16 and the glasses A state in which the ear insertion part 4 is prevented from rotating counterclockwise by pressing the concha 3 is shown. Since the human concha 3 includes the concha vagina and the concha boat, the place to be pressed is not limited as long as the inner surface is recessed.

FIG. 9A is a side view of an embodiment in which another fifth joint 35 is attached to the connecting end of the connecting portion 6 and the ear insertion portion 4, and FIG. 9B is the fifth joint. It is a side view which shows that 35 can rotate. As a result, the ear insertion portion 4 can be rotated and brought into close contact with the concha 3. FIG. 9C is an explanatory view showing a state in which the ear insertion part 4 is removed from the fifth joint 35 attached between the connecting part 6 and the ear insertion part 4.

The glasses of the ninth invention are characterized in that a third joint 33 and a fourth joint 34 in two directions orthogonal to each other are provided at a joint to which the bending portion 1 and the connecting portion 6 are connected. .

FIG. 10 shows an embodiment of the joint according to the ninth invention, and FIG. 10 (a) shows the connecting portion 6 by the third joint 33 that rotates around a horizontal axis when the glasses are put on the ear. It is a side view which shows that the ear | edge insertion part 4 can be rotated in the arrow direction. The rotation axis of the third joint 33 is provided in a direction orthogonal to the rotation axis of the fourth joint 34. Thereby, the ear insertion part 4 can be lifted upward while separating the ear insertion part 4 attached to the connecting part 6 from the ear. At this time, since the third joint 33 and the fourth joint 34 are rotated in conjunction with each other only by lifting the connecting portion 6 backward, the bending portion 1 can be easily hung on the auricular temporal groove 2. In FIG. 10B, the ear insertion portion 4 can be rotated inward in the direction of the arrow by the fourth joint 34, thereby facilitating the insertion of the ear insertion portion 4 into the concha 3.

FIG. 10C is a side view showing a state in which the ear insertion part 4 opened outward is rotated in the direction of the arrow and the ear insertion part 4 is placed in the center of the depression of the concha 3. The ear insertion part 4 attached to the connecting part 6 is rotated to the back of the depression of the concha 3 and placed in the center of the depression. FIG. 10 (d) shows that the ear insertion part 4 is rotated in the direction of the arrow by the third joint 33 in order to bring the ear insertion part 4 into the recess of the concha 3 and then closely contact the rear inner surface of the concha 3. It is a side view which shows moving and making it contact | abut to the back inner surface.

As an example of the embodiment, the third joint 33 and the fourth joint 34 connected between the bending portion 1 and the connecting portion 6 are provided in a block that fits in a gap between the ear ring 5 and the temporal region. The third joint 33 and the fourth joint 34 are provided at a place where the third joint 33 and the fourth joint 34 are easy to rotate, and are fixed so as not to shake sideways. The two third joints 33 and the fourth joint 34 that rotate in directions orthogonal to each other are interlocked to move the ear insertion part 4 in a three-dimensional manner, so that the ear insertion part 4 is concave and recessed in the back. It is possible to reach the rear inner surface of the support 3 while controlling and to wear glasses.

  The glasses of the tenth invention are characterized in that the attachment position of the third joint 33 with respect to the bending portion 1 can be changed.

FIG. 11A is a side view showing an example of an attachment position of the third joint 33 to the bending portion 1, and FIG. 11B is a side view showing that the attachment position is changed upward. . In order to match the ears of various people, the position where the third joint 33 is attached to the ear insertion part 4 is changed so that the glasses can be worn at the optimum position. If the position of the third joint 33 is changed, the angle at which the connecting portion 6 and the ear insertion portion 4 are worn changes to an appropriate position, and the wearing feeling can be improved.

  The spectacles of the eleventh invention are characterized in that the bending portion 1 includes a second connecting portion 7 for detachably connecting the temple 9.

FIG. 12A is a perspective view of one embodiment of the glasses showing that the second connecting portion 7 is provided on the lower side of the bending portion 1. A groove 19 for sandwiching the temple 9 and the modern 10 is provided at the front end and the rear end of the bending portion 1, and the temple 9 and the modern 10 are fitted and fixed in the groove 19. Since the groove 19 is made of an elastic member, it can be fixed with the standard-shaped temple 9 and modern 10 interposed therebetween.

FIG. 12B is a perspective view of an embodiment of the glasses showing that the second connecting portion 7 of another embodiment is provided on the upper side of the bending portion 1. A groove 19 for sandwiching the temple 9 and the modern 10 is provided on the upper side of the distal end portion and the rear end portion of the bending portion 1, and the temple 9 and the modern 10 are fitted and fixed in the groove 19. Since the groove 19 is made of an elastic member, the temple 9 and the modern 10 having a standard shape can be sandwiched and held.

  The second connecting portion 7 is provided with a groove 19 that can be clamped with a strong force, so that the temple 9 fitted in the groove 19 can be freely moved in the front-rear direction. The distance between the corneal vertices can be adjusted to 12 mm. And after making the ear | edge insertion part 4 attached to the connection part 6 closely_contact | adhere to the concha 3, the fine adjustment of the position of the up-down direction of spectacles can be performed using the 3rd joint 33. FIG. Therefore, it can be conveniently used as eyeglasses with a good wearing feeling by attaching to commercially available eyeglasses.

Glasses of the twelfth invention, wherein the connection end of the curved portion 1 and the fixing auxiliary part 11, characterized in that the sixth articulation 36 for close contact with the recess of the inner helix 5 is provided Yes.

  FIG. 13A shows a joint having a vertical rotation axis at the lower end of the bending portion 1 as one embodiment of the sixth joint 36 of the twelfth invention. FIG. The side view of the state which removed the said fixing auxiliary | assistant part 11 from the hollow of the ear ring 5 and rotated outside is shown. The sixth joint 36 makes it easy to remove the fixing auxiliary portion 11 fitted in the back of the recess of the ear ring 5 from the ear.

The spectacles of the thirteenth invention are characterized in that a seventh joint 37 is provided at the connecting end of the connecting portion 6 and the second fixing auxiliary portion 12 so as to be brought into close contact with a recess inside the ear ring. ing.

FIG. 13 (c) shows an embodiment of the seventh joint 37, and FIG. 13 (d) is a side view showing that the second fixing auxiliary portion 12 is removed from the depression of the ear ring 5 by the seventh joint 37. It is. The seventh joint 37 is obtained by attaching the second fixing auxiliary portion 12 to the rotation shaft provided in the direction orthogonal to the paper surface in the connecting portion 6 so as to be rotatable in the direction of the arrow. It becomes easy to remove the second fixing auxiliary portion 12 fitted in the back from the ear.

The spectacles of the fourteenth invention are characterized in that a third fixing auxiliary portion 13 is detachably provided on the left and right bending portions 1 or the third joint 33 .

  FIG. 14A is a perspective view of an embodiment in which the third fixing auxiliary portion 13 of the fourteenth aspect of the invention is attached to each rear end of the left and right curved portions 1, and FIG. FIG. 6 is a perspective view of an embodiment in which three fixing auxiliary portions 13 are attached to each rear end of each third joint 33. Since the third fixing assisting portion 13 is in close contact with the temporal region from the temporal region, the left and right curved portions 1 and the third joints 33 come into contact with the temporal region very stably.

FIG. 15A is a side view of an embodiment of a person who wears spectacles attached with binoculars by attaching the third fixing auxiliary portion 13 of the fourteenth invention to each rear end of each third joint 33. When the third fixed auxiliary portion 13 abuts the entire back of the head and wears a pair of glasses with heavy binoculars, the weight of the binoculars is received by the third fixed auxiliary portion 13 and the wearing feeling is good even when worn for a long time. It can be fixed stably.

FIG. 15 (b) is a perspective view of an embodiment in which the third fixing auxiliary portion 13 of the fourteenth invention is attached to the rear end of the third joint 33, and FIG. 15 (c) is the third fixing of the fourteenth invention . It is a side view of one Embodiment which shows the state which pulled up auxiliary part 13 in the direction which an arrow shows. When the third fixing auxiliary portion 13 is pulled up, the connecting portion 6 rotates in the direction of the arrow, and the ear insertion portion 4 is pressed against the concha 3 and stopped, the glasses are fixed. In this way, heavy binoculars can be attached.

Glasses of the fifteenth invention, the curved portion 1, the connecting portion 6, the fixation assisting portion 11, the second fixed auxiliary section 12, the second connection portion 7, the third fixing auxiliary section 13, the first lateral preventing portion 21 deflection, said second lateral vibration preventing unit 22, none of the blocks 18 is characterized in that it is constituted by a member that deforms.

Fig.16 (a) shows the side view of one Embodiment of the bending part 1 formed with the deformation member of 15th invention. Since the bending portion 1 is formed of a deformable member, the bending portion 1 is deformed when a certain force or more is applied. However, when the bending portion 1 is fitted into the auricular temporal groove 2, it can be sandwiched with an appropriate force. The position at which the auricular temporal groove 2 contacts the curved portion 1 is the fulcrum 16 described above. The fulcrum 16 matched to the shape of the auricular temporal groove 2 has good stability and good wearing feeling. By bringing the ear insertion part 4 into close contact with the concha 3, there is no sense of incongruity even when worn for a long time. FIG.16 (b) shows the side view in which the connection part 6 of 15th invention is formed with the deformation | transformation member. When a force over a certain level is applied, it bends outwards and does not return to the original state when released.

FIG.16 (c) is a side view which shows the fixing auxiliary | assistant part 11 comprised with the deformation member of 15th invention. By deforming the fixation assisting portion 11 into the shape of a recess inside the ear ring 5, the fixation assisting portion 11 can be easily fitted into the recess at the upper end of the ear ring 5 that is cartilage. The glasses are fixed to the temporal region by the action and effect of the fixing auxiliary portion 11. FIG.16 (d) is a side view which shows the 2nd fixing auxiliary | assistant part 12 comprised with the deformation member of 15th invention. By deforming the second fixing auxiliary portion 12 into the shape of a recess inside the ear ring 5, the fixing auxiliary portion 12 can be easily fitted into the recess at the upper end portion of the ear ring 5.

Although not shown in the figure, the first horizontal shake prevention unit 21, the second horizontal shake prevention unit 22, and the block 18 are made of deformable members, so that a large number of people with slightly different ear shapes can be worn, and the same type of glasses can be worn. Since many people can use it together, it becomes a standard type.

Glasses of the sixteenth invention, the curved portion 1, the connecting portion 6, the fixation assisting portion 11, the second fixed auxiliary section 12, the second connection portion 7, the third fixing auxiliary section 13, the first lateral preventing portion 21 deflection, said second lateral shake prevention part 22, both of the block 18 is characterized by being composed of an elastic member.

FIG. 17A shows a side view of an embodiment in which the wire 20 placed in the bending portion 1 according to the sixteenth aspect of the invention is matched to the shape of the auricular temporal groove 2 of the wearer. Since the bending portion 1 is formed by putting the wire 20 in the core, the bending portion 1 is deformed when a force of a certain level or more is applied, but is not deformed when the spectacles are worn. The position at which the auricular temporal groove 2 contacts the curved portion 1 is the fulcrum 16 described above. The fulcrum 16 matched to the shape of the auricular temporal groove 2 has good stability and good wearing feeling. By bringing the ear insertion part 4 into close contact with the concha 3, there is no sense of incongruity even when worn for a long time.

FIG. 17B is a side view showing an example of the connecting portion 6 made of the elastic member of the sixteenth invention. In this case, even if the fourth joint 34 is not provided, the connecting portion 6 can be easily spread outward so as not to contact the ear ring 5 when attaching or detaching the glasses. Even when fitted into the concha 3, it is easy to fit the dent of the concha 3 by avoiding the notch 17 by the effect of the elastic member that bends freely. Even if the shape of the ear is slightly different, it can be worn, so it becomes a standard type.

FIG.17 (c) is a side view which shows one Embodiment of the fixing auxiliary | assistance part 11 comprised with the elastic member of 16th invention. In this case, even if the fifth joint 35 described above is not provided, when the fixing auxiliary portion 11 is attached and the spectacles are worn, the spectacles cannot be fixed unless they are fitted in the recesses inside the ear ring 5. By forming the fixing auxiliary portion 11 with a deformable member, the fixing auxiliary portion 11 can be bent and easily fitted into the recess. The glasses are fixed to the temporal region by the action and effect of the fixing auxiliary unit 11.

As an example of the embodiment, FIG. 17 (d) is a side view showing an embodiment in which the second fixing auxiliary portion 12 of the 16th invention is constituted by an elastic member. When the second fixing auxiliary portion 12 is attached and the spectacles are worn, the spectacles cannot be fixed unless they are fitted in the recesses inside the ear ring 5. By forming the second fixing auxiliary portion 12 with a deformable member, the second fixing auxiliary portion 12 can be bent and easily fitted into the recess at the upper end portion of the ear ring 5. The glasses are fixed to the temporal region by the function and effect of the second fixing auxiliary portion 12.

Although not shown in the figure, by using the first side shake prevention unit 21, the second side shake prevention unit 22 and the block 18 as elastic members, many people with slightly different ear shapes can be worn, and many glasses of the same type can be worn. Because it can be used together, it becomes a standard type.

  The eyeglasses of the seventeenth invention are characterized in that the third joint 33, the fourth joint 34, and the fifth joint 35 are provided with a drive section for rotating the ear insertion section 4.

18A, the third joint 33 according to the seventeenth aspect of the present invention is provided with a first drive part 41 for rotating the connecting part 6 in the front-rear direction around the horizontal axis. It is a side view which shows one Embodiment to which the 2nd drive part 42 which rotates the connection part 6 to the front-back direction centering on the axis | shaft of an up-down direction is attached. By interlocking the first drive part 41 and the second drive part 42 attached to the block 18, the ear insertion part 4 can be automatically moved to the depression of the concha 3 and brought into contact with the rear inner surface. .

FIG. 18B is a side view showing an embodiment in which the fifth joint 35 of the seventeenth invention is provided with a third drive part 43 for rotating the ear insertion part 4 along the ear. The third drive unit 43 that rotates the ear insertion part 4 around the horizontal axis rotates the ear insertion part 4 in the concha 3 in the direction of the arrow to move the ear insertion part 4 backward. It can be adhered to the inner surface.

The eyeglasses according to an eighteenth aspect of the invention are characterized in that the sixth joint 36 is provided with a drive unit for bringing it into close contact with a recess inside the ear ring 5.

  FIG. 19A is a side view of an embodiment in which the sixth joint 36 of the eighteenth invention is provided with a sixth drive portion 46 for bringing the fixing auxiliary portion 11 into close contact with the recess inside the ear ring 5. It is. In order to automatically put the fixing auxiliary part 11 into the inner recess of the ear ring 5, the sixth joint 36 is rotated upward from the outer obliquely lower side, and the fixing auxiliary part 11 is moved from the obliquely lower side to the inner side of the ear ring 5. It is provided so that it may fit in a hollow.

The eyeglasses of the nineteenth invention are characterized in that the seventh joint 37 is provided with a drive unit for bringing it into close contact with a recess inside the ear ring 5.

  FIG. 19B shows an embodiment in which the seventh joint 37 according to the nineteenth aspect of the present invention is provided with a seventh driving portion 47 for bringing the second fixing auxiliary portion 12 into close contact with the recess inside the ear ring 5. A side view is shown. In order to insert the second fixing auxiliary portion 12 into the recess inside the ear ring 5, the seventh joint 37 is provided so as to rotate upward from below.

  The eyeglasses of a twentieth aspect of the invention have a third connecting portion 8 in which the bending portion 1 has the temple 9 inserted in the direction of the temple axis and holds the eyeglass slidably back and forth. Is characterized in that a joint for rotating the glasses up and down and / or left and right is provided.

  20 (a) shows a third connecting portion 8 attached to the bending portion 1 of the glasses of the twentieth aspect of the present invention, and a holding portion 15 for holding the temple 9 by inserting it in the direction of the temple axis is formed. 7 is a side view of an embodiment in which the third connecting portion 8 is attached to the bending portion 1 so as to be rotatable in the horizontal direction by providing an eighth joint 38 that rotates in the left-right direction. When the temple 9 is inserted into the holding portion 15, the temple 9 can be rotated in the left-right direction with respect to the bending portion 1 and can be brought into close contact with the temporal portion together with the bending portion 1. FIG. 20B shows that the third connecting portion 8 is attached to the bending portion 1 by providing a ninth joint 39 in which the third connecting portion 8 rotates in the vertical direction with respect to the bending portion 1 of the glasses of the twentieth invention. On the other hand, it is a side view of one Embodiment which shows rotating in the up-down direction. When the temple 9 is inserted into the temple shaft, the lens portion of the glasses can be adjusted to an appropriate eye height.

  FIG. 20C is a side view of an embodiment showing that the temple 9 held by the third connecting portion 8 attached to the tip of the bending portion 1 of the twentieth invention can slide in the front-rear direction. The distance between the corneal apexes between the most important lens part and the eye can be adjusted. Since the ninth joint 39 in which the temple 9 bends in the vertical direction with respect to the bending portion 1 is provided, adjustment in the vertical direction is also possible.

  Another function and effect of the third connecting portion 8 will be described. FIG. 21 (a) is a side view showing an embodiment in which the glasses with the third connecting portion 8 of the twentieth invention attached are taken out forward, and FIG. It is a side view which shows the state which pushed up and was fixed. Accordingly, the ninth joint 39 in this case is tightened and restrained when the eyeglasses are lifted upward from the face. In this way, it can be conveniently used as a method of retracting the lens unit when the glasses are not used. Although not shown, when wearing glasses or when folding the temple 9 of the glasses, the curved portion 1 and the connecting portion 6 are rotated along the temple 9 so that they can be deformed and stored in a compact shape. It is.

  The glasses of the 21st invention are characterized in that the third connecting portion 8 is provided with a drive unit for rotating the glasses back and forth and / or up and down and / or left and right.

  FIG. 22A shows an example in which a tenth drive section 50 for sliding the temple 9 in the front-rear direction is attached to the third connection section 8. According to this configuration, it is possible to adjust the corneal apex distance, which is the most important for eyeglasses. FIG. 22B shows an example in which an eighth drive unit 48 that rotates the third connection unit 8 in the vertical direction is provided at the eighth joint 38 provided in the third connection unit 8. According to this configuration, the spectacles on the face can be moved in the vertical direction, and the lens height can be adjusted.

  FIG. 22C is a side view of an embodiment in which the temple 9 is rotated in the left-right direction by the ninth drive portion 49 attached to the third connecting portion 8. Since the ninth driving part 49 is mounted so as to be rotatable in the horizontal direction around the vertical axis, the third connecting part 8 moves in the horizontal direction to adjust the position of the glasses. In this way, by attaching the driving unit that operates in the front-rear direction, the up-down direction, and the left-right direction, the glasses can be automatically guided to an appropriate position.

  According to a twenty-second aspect of the present invention, the first side shake prevention unit 21 and the second side shake prevention unit 22 are provided with a drive unit that rotates the first side shake prevention unit 21 and the second side shake prevention unit 22.

  FIG. 23 (a) is a side view of an embodiment in which a first drive part 41 is provided in the first lateral shake prevention part 21 attached to the bending part 1 of the 22nd invention. The first drive unit 41 can automatically move the first lateral shake prevention unit 21 in the left-right direction to adjust the strength of contact with the temporal region. FIG. 23B is a side view of an embodiment in which a second drive unit 42 is provided on the second lateral shake prevention unit 22 attached to the rear end of the bending unit 1. The second drive unit 42 can automatically move the second lateral shake prevention unit 22 in the left-right direction to adjust the strength of contact with the back of the head.

  In the above embodiment, the drive unit has a magnet on the fixed side and the movable side in addition to the small motor, and the movable side is stable at the set position. It may be configured to move to the magnet. Furthermore, the structure which returns from the position displaced with the spring to the original position may be sufficient.

  The glasses of the 23rd invention are provided with any one of an earphone 51, a mobile phone 52, a microphone 53, a mask locking tool 54, an earclaw finger pressure tool 55, a wearable device 56, a video camera 57, and binoculars 58. It is characterized by being.

  As an example of the embodiment, FIG. 24 (a) is a side view of the embodiment showing the earphone 51 attached to the connecting portion 6 of the glasses of the 23rd invention. The lower end of the connecting portion 6 is the position closest to the ear canal, and the earphone 51 is easy to attach. FIG. 24 (b) is a side view of an embodiment showing an earphone 51 attached downward from the tip of the bending portion 1 of the spectacles of the 23rd invention. Since the earphone 51 is inserted into the ear canal, it is securely fixed. FIG. 24 (c) is a side view of an embodiment showing that the earphone 51 attached to the lower end of the connecting portion 6 of the spectacles of the 23rd invention is provided so as not to contact the ear canal. Because it becomes an ear speaker, you can hear surrounding sounds.

  FIG. 24 (d) is a side view of an embodiment showing that the earphone 51 attached to the connecting portion 6 of the spectacles of the 23rd invention covers the auricle. The fourth joint 34 attached to the connecting portion 6 can open and remove the earphone 51 outward. FIG. 24 (e) is a side view of an embodiment showing an ear-mounted mobile phone 52 provided in the glasses of the 23rd invention. The earphone 51 inserted into the ear canal and the ear insertion portion 4 that is in close contact with the concha 3 can be stably held. Detachment can be done by rotating the fourth joint 34. FIG. 24 (f) is a side view of an embodiment showing a microphone 53 attached to the tip of the bending portion 1 of the spectacles of the 23rd invention. Easy to attach and detach.

  FIG. 24 (g) is a side view of an embodiment showing a person wearing a mask by hooking a string of a mask on a mask locking tool 54 attached to the curved portion 1 of the spectacles of the 23rd invention. The mask locking tool 54 can be provided with a groove in which the mask fits in the curved portion 1 or can be hooked with a protrusion. Since the string of the mask does not directly contact the auricular temporal groove 2, the feeling of wearing is very good even if the mask is used for a long time or the string of the mask is strengthened. FIG. 24 (h) is a side view of an embodiment showing that an auricle chimney 55 is attached to the lower end of the bending portion 1 of the spectacles of the 23rd invention. There is a diet effect when stimulating by pressing the acupuncture points in the tragus. FIG. 24 (i) is a side view of an embodiment showing an ear-type blood pressure device 59 in which a blood pressure detection unit and a data transmission device are attached to the bending portion 1 of the 23rd invention. 24 hour blood pressure can be measured and recorded. Although not shown, a light, a camera, a hearing aid, and the like can be attached.

  FIG. 25 (a) is a side view of an embodiment showing a glasses-type wearable device attached to the glasses of the 23rd invention. Since the third fixed auxiliary portion 13 and the fourth fixed auxiliary portion 14 are attached, they are held at the back of the head, so that the burden on the ear is reduced. FIG. 25 (b) is a side view of an embodiment showing a video camera attached to the glasses of the 23rd invention. You can take video images of people's eyes. FIG. 25 (c) is a side view of an embodiment showing the binoculars attached to the glasses of the 23rd invention. Since the third fixed auxiliary portion 13 and the fourth fixed auxiliary portion 14 are attached, they are held at the back of the head, so that the burden on the ear is reduced.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Curved part 2 Auricular temporal groove 3 Auricular concha 4 Ear insertion part 5 Ear ring 6 Connecting part 7 Second connecting part 8 Third connecting part 9 Temple 10 Modern 11 Fixing auxiliary part 12 Second fixing auxiliary part 13 Third fixing Auxiliary part
15 holding part 16 fulcrum 18 block 19 groove
20 Wire 21 First Side Shake Prevention Part 22 Second Side Shake Prevention Part 31 First Joint (First Side Shake Prevention Part)
32 Second joint (second lateral shake prevention part)
33 Third joint (connecting part)
34 Fourth joint (connecting part)
35 Fifth joint (ear insertion part)
36 Sixth joint (fixing auxiliary part)
37 Seventh joint (second fixation assisting part)
38 Eighth joint (third connecting part)
39 Ninth joint (third connecting part)
41 1st drive part (1st side shake prevention part)
42 Second drive unit (second lateral shake prevention unit)
43 Third drive part (connecting part)
44 Fourth drive section (connecting section)
45 Fifth drive part (ear insertion part)
46 Sixth drive section (fixed auxiliary section)
47 Seventh drive section (second fixed auxiliary section)
48 Eighth drive part (third connection part)
49 Ninth drive part (third connection part)
50 Tenth drive part (third connection part)
51 Earphones 52 Mobile Phones 53 Microphones 54 Mask Locking Tools 55 Ear Crucible Tools 56 Glasses-type Wearable Devices 57 Video Cameras 58 Binoculars
59 Ear blood pressure device

The present invention relates to spectacles for securely holding spectacles with ears and wearing them stably.

Conventionally, glasses are worn by using a nose pad with a modern hung on the auricular temporal groove of the ear, and the nose pad attached to the lens part places a burden on the nose. Previously, “Glasses” Patent No. 5368657, “Glasses” Patent No. 5406411, and “Glasses” Patent No. 5451935 were obtained. These `` glasses '' stably hold the glasses by the holding body that is in contact with the back surface of the earlobe in order to hold the glasses and the clamping stopper in cooperation, Human ears are flexible and vary in shape. Although it can be along the auricular temporal groove of the ear holding the glasses, it is difficult to pinch the earlobe to reduce the burden on the ears and to fix the glasses with a good wearing feeling and stability.

To deal with this problem, for example, in Patent Document 1 below, an arm provided with a holding projection is attached to one end of the ear hook, a hinge is attached to the tip of the arm, and a lens is attached to the hinge. The holding projection cannot hold the glasses.

Patent Document 2 accepts the ring-shaped modern 1 at the rear end of the temple 2, attaches a holding body 9 that contacts the surface of the earlobe 5 to the modern 1, and holds it at the position of the modern 1 on the back surface of the earlobe 5. A sandwiching stopper 288 that cooperates with the body 9 is provided.

In Patent Document 3, the modern 1 is attached after the temple 2, the holding body 9 is attached to the end of the modern 1, the holding body 9 comes into contact with the earlobe 5, and is held at the position of the modern 1 on the back surface of the earlobe 5. The holding stopper 28 that is larger than the holding body 9 that holds the earlobe 5 in cooperation with the body 9 and contacts the back surface of the earlobe 5 is provided. There is a problem that the holding body 9 that cooperates with the holding stopper 28 has a small holding area and is insufficient for fixing.

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In the spectacles, the weight of the lens part presses the soft skin surface on both sides of the nose, and the part where the nose pad contacts changes color and leaves a mark. The load supported by the nose and the auricular temporal groove 2 is increasing, and wearing such a product for a long time remains a problem. The present invention is intended to solve these problems, and provides a pair of glasses that securely adhere to the shape of the ear using a recess inside the ear in order to reduce the burden on the nose and ear. Is an issue.

  The spectacles of the first invention are spectacles to be put on the ear, which are connected to the temples of the spectacles, and are fitted to the upper part of the auricular temporal groove, and the ear insertion part is fitted to the concha and along the rear inner surface. And one end connected to the curved portion located on the back side of the ear, and the other end connected to the ear insertion portion located on the front side of the ear over the ear ring, and the glasses are worn Then, with the curved portion as a fulcrum, the ear insertion portion presses the rear inner surface of the concha to hold the glasses in front of the face.

  The spectacles of the second invention are characterized in that, in the first invention, the distal end of the bending portion is provided with a fixing auxiliary portion that fits into a recess inside the ear ring.

  The eyeglasses of a third invention are characterized in that, in the first invention, the connecting part includes a second fixing auxiliary part that fits into a recess inside the ear ring.

  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the first aspect of the invention, the curved portion is provided with a first lateral shake prevention device and a second lateral shake prevention device that extend along the temporal and / or occipital areas. To do.

  The spectacles of the fifth invention are configured such that the first lateral shake prevention device and the second lateral shake prevention device of the fourth invention are attached to the curved portion via joints and are in close contact with the temporal or occipital region. It is characterized by that.

  The spectacles of the sixth invention are characterized in that the curved portion of the first, second, and fourth inventions includes a block that fills a gap between the back of the ear ring and the temporal region.

  The spectacles of the seventh invention are characterized in that the length of the connecting part is adjustable so that the ear insertion part of the first or third invention abuts the rear inner surface of the concha. To do.

  In the glasses of the eighth invention, a third joint, a fourth joint, and / or a connection end of the connection part and the ear insertion part are connected to the connection end of the bending part and the connection part of the first invention. A fifth joint for bringing the ear insertion part into close contact with the concha is provided.

  The glasses of the ninth invention are characterized in that a third joint and a fourth joint in two directions orthogonal to each other are provided at a joint to which the bending portion and the connecting portion of the eighth invention are connected. .

  The spectacles of the tenth aspect of the invention are characterized in that the attachment position of the third joint of the ninth aspect of the invention with respect to the bending portion can be changed.

  The spectacles of the eleventh aspect of the invention are characterized in that the bending portion of the first to tenth aspects of the invention comprises a second connecting part for detachably connecting the temple.

  The spectacles of the twelfth invention are characterized in that the connecting end of the bending portion of the second invention and the fixing assisting portion is provided with a sixth joint for closely contacting a recess inside the ear ring.

  The spectacles of the thirteenth invention are characterized in that the connecting end of the connecting part of the third invention and the second fixing auxiliary part is provided with a seventh joint for tightly contacting the recess inside the ear ring. To do.

The spectacles of the fourteenth invention are characterized in that a third fixing auxiliary part is detachably provided on the left and right curved parts or the third joint of the eighth and ninth inventions .

The spectacles of the fifteenth aspect of the invention are characterized in that the bending portion and the connecting portion of the first aspect of the invention are configured by a deformable member or an elastic body.

According to a sixteenth aspect of the present invention, the fixing auxiliary portion according to the second aspect of the present invention is constituted by a deformable member or an elastic body .

  According to a seventeenth aspect of the present invention, the third joint, the fourth joint, and the fifth joint of the eighth invention are provided with a drive section that rotates the ear insertion section.

  According to an eighteenth aspect of the present invention, the sixth joint of the twelfth aspect of the invention is characterized in that a drive unit for bringing the sixth joint into close contact with a recess inside the ear ring is provided.

  According to a nineteenth aspect of the present invention, the seventh joint of the thirteenth aspect is provided with a drive unit for bringing the seventh joint into close contact with a recess inside the ear ring.

According to a twentieth aspect of the invention, the curved portion of the first aspect of the invention has a third connecting portion for inserting the temple in the direction of the temple axis and holding the glasses slidably back and forth, and the third connecting portion. Is provided with a joint for rotating the glasses up and down and / or left and right.

  According to a twenty-first aspect of the present invention, the third connecting portion of the twentieth aspect of the present invention is provided with a drive unit that rotates the spectacles in the front-rear and / or up-down and / or left-right direction. To do.

According to a twenty-second aspect of the present invention, the eyeglasses according to the twenty-second aspect are provided with a drive unit for rotating the first lateral shake prevention tool and the second lateral shake prevention tool of the fifth invention.

  The eyeglasses of the 23rd invention are any of earphones, mobile phones, microphones, mask locks, earclaw finger pressure devices, wearable devices, video cameras, binoculars, and ear-type blood pressure devices. Is attached.

According to a twenty-fourth aspect of the present invention, the first horizontal shake prevention device and the second horizontal shake prevention device of the fourth and fifth inventions are formed of a deformable member or an elastic body.

According to a 25th aspect of the invention, the block of the sixth aspect of the invention comprises a deformable member or an elastic body.

According to a twenty-sixth aspect of the present invention, the second connecting portion according to the eleventh aspect of the present invention comprises a deformable member or an elastic body.

According to a twenty-seventh aspect of the present invention, the third fixing auxiliary portion according to the fourteenth aspect of the present invention comprises a deformable member or an elastic body.

  According to the spectacles of the first invention, when the spectacles are worn, the curved portion is used as a fulcrum, and the ear insertion portion presses the rear inner surface of the concha to hold the spectacles in front of the face. Therefore, it can be reliably and stably fixed to the ears of various people.

  According to the second aspect of the present invention, the fixing auxiliary portion can be fitted into the recess inside the ear ring, and the distal end portion of the bending portion can be reliably fixed to the ear ring.

  According to the 3rd invention, the said connection part can be fixed more reliably by providing the 2nd fixing auxiliary | assistance part fitted in the hollow inside an ear ring.

  According to the fourth aspect of the present invention, the curved portion is provided with the first lateral shake prevention tool and the second lateral shake prevention tool extending along the temporal and / or occipital areas, whereby the lateral direction of the glasses Can be prevented.

  According to the fifth aspect of the invention, the first lateral shake prevention device and the second lateral shake prevention device that are brought into contact with the temporal region with joints are attached. Therefore, the wearing feeling of the glasses can be improved. In addition, it is possible to accurately adjust the position of the glasses in the left-right direction.

  According to the sixth aspect of the present invention, since the gap between the back side of the ear ring and the temporal region can be filled with the block of the bending portion, the bending portion can be fixed without being loose.

  According to the seventh invention, since the length of the connecting portion can be adjusted, the ear insertion portion can be adjusted to the position of the concha of various people.

  According to the eighth invention, since the ear insertion part can be moved by hand by the third joint, the fourth joint, and the fifth joint, the ear insertion part is brought into close contact with the concha and can be easily attached and detached. become.

  According to the ninth aspect of the invention, since the connecting portion can be moved three-dimensionally, it is easy to fit the ear insertion portion into the concha.

  According to the tenth aspect, since the attachment position of the third joint can be changed, the attachment angle between the bending portion and the connecting portion can be changed.

  According to the eleventh aspect of the invention, since the bending portion includes the second connecting portion for detachably connecting the temple, it is possible to easily attach the conventional glasses.

  According to the twelfth invention, the sixth joint makes it easy to fit the fixing auxiliary portion into the recess inside the ear ring.

  According to the thirteenth aspect, the seventh joint similarly facilitates fitting the second fixing auxiliary portion into the recess inside the ear ring.

  According to the fourteenth aspect of the invention, since the third fixing auxiliary portion is detachably provided, the glasses are adjusted to a position where the wearing feeling is good and brought into contact with the back of the head, thereby securely fixing the glasses. Can do.

According to the fifteenth aspect, since the bending portion and / or the connecting portion is formed of a deformable member or an elastic body, it can be perfectly matched with various human ears.

According to the sixteenth aspect of the present invention, since the fixing auxiliary portion is composed of a deformable member or an elastic body, it can be easily fitted to various human ears without providing a joint.

  According to the seventeenth aspect, since the third joint, the fourth joint, and the fifth joint are provided with the drive unit that rotates the ear insertion part, the third joint, the fourth joint, and the fifth joint can be automatically controlled.

  According to the eighteenth aspect of the invention, the sixth joint is provided with the drive unit for bringing it into close contact with the inner depression of the ear ring, so that it can be automatically controlled.

  According to the nineteenth aspect of the invention, the seventh joint is provided with the drive unit for bringing it into close contact with the inner depression of the ear ring, so that it can be automatically controlled.

According to a twentieth aspect, the curved portion according to the first aspect has a third connecting portion for inserting the temple in the direction of the temple shaft and holding the glasses slidably back and forth, and the third connecting portion. However, since the joint for rotating the glasses up and down and / or left and right is provided, the wearing feeling of the glasses can be improved and fixed. In addition, it is possible to accurately adjust the position of the glasses in the vertical and horizontal directions.

  According to a twenty-first aspect, the third connecting portion according to the twentieth aspect is provided with a driving portion for rotating the glasses back and forth and / or up and down and / or left and right. Thus, the glasses can be moved back and forth, up and down, and left and right, so that the position of the lens of the glasses can be freely controlled.

According to the twenty-second aspect, since the drive unit for rotating the first lateral shake prevention tool and the second lateral shake prevention tool according to the fifth aspect is provided, the glasses are automatically moved in the front-rear, up-down, left-right directions. Can be controlled freely.

  According to the twenty-third invention, an earphone, a mobile phone, a microphone, a mask locking tool, an earclaw finger pressure tool, a wearable device, a video camera, binoculars, an ear-type blood pressure device, and the like are attached to the spectacles, and various devices are listened to. Can be installed.

According to the twenty-fourth aspect of the invention, since the first horizontal shake prevention tool and the second horizontal shake prevention tool are made of deformable members or elastic bodies, they can be perfectly matched with various human ears.

According to the twenty-fifth aspect, since the block is made of a deformable member or an elastic body, it can be perfectly matched with various human ears.

According to the twenty-sixth aspect of the invention, since the second connecting portion is made of a deformable member or an elastic body, it can be perfectly matched with various human ears.

According to the twenty-seventh aspect, since the third fixing auxiliary portion is composed of a deformable member or an elastic body, it can be perfectly matched with various human ears.

It is the perspective view and side view which show the Example of 1st invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 2nd invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 3rd invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 4th invention, 24th invention . It is a side view which shows the Example of 5th invention and 24th invention . It is a perspective view which shows the Example of 6th invention, 25th invention . It is a side view which shows the Example of 7th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 8th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 8th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 9th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 10th invention. It is a perspective view which shows the Example of 11th invention and 26th invention . It is a side view which shows the Example of 12th invention and 13th invention. It is a perspective view which shows the Example of 14th invention and 27th invention . It is a side view which shows the Example of 14th invention and 27th invention . It is a side view which shows the Example of 15th invention and 16th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 15th invention and 16th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 17th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 18th invention and 19th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 20th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 20th invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 21st invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 22nd invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 23rd invention. It is a side view which shows the Example of 23rd invention.

Hereinafter, an example of an embodiment of spectacles according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings taking various spectacles as examples.

  FIG. 1A is a perspective view of an embodiment showing a part of the glasses of the first invention, FIG. 1B is a side view of the glasses on the left ear, and FIG. It is a side view which shows the effect | action of each part when is held in front of eyes. In these drawings, the spectacles of the first invention are spectacles to be put on the ears, and are connected to the temples 9 of the spectacles, and are fitted to the curved portion 1 and the concha 3 which are fitted to the upper part of the auricular temporal groove 2. The ear insertion part 4 along the rear inner surface and one end are connected to the bending part 1 located on the back side of the ear, and the other end is connected to the ear insertion part 4 located over the ear ring 5 and located on the front side of the ear. When the spectacles are worn, the bending portion 1 serves as a fulcrum 16 and the ear insertion portion 4 presses the rear inner surface of the concha 3 to hold the spectacles in front of the face. It is characterized by doing.

The bending portion 1 has a shape that fits into the upper part of the auricular temporal groove 2 of a person wearing spectacles and adheres closely to the temporal region and the back side of the ear. The ear insertion portion 4 has a shape that fits shallowly into the concha 3 and is along the rear inner surface, unlike an earphone that penetrates deeply. One end of the connecting portion 6 is connected to the curved portion 1 located on the back side of the ear, and the other end is formed in an arch shape that overhangs the ear ring 5 in a non-contact manner, and the ear inserting portion 4 located on the front side of the ear. It is connected. When the spectacles are worn, the spectacles try to rotate downward with the contact point between the curved portion 1 and the auricular temporal groove 2 as a fulcrum 16, but the ear insertion portion 4 moves the rear inner surface of the concha 3. The glasses are held in place on the face to press and prevent the glasses from rotating.

The connecting portion 6 overhangs the ear ring 5 and is inclined with an arch drawn diagonally forward and downward, and the ear insertion portion 4 is connected to the tip thereof. The ear insertion portion 4 has a shape that softly presses the rear inner surface of the concha 3 with cartilage. The concha 3 includes an concha vagina and a concha boat. In this case, the ear insertion portion 4 may have a shape that presses at least one of the rear inner surfaces.

  In the embodiment of FIG. 1, the ear insertion part 4 presses the rear inner side of the concha 3 to hold the glasses in front of the face, but there are many uneven parts on the inner side of the ear. . In addition, since the shape of the unevenness differs depending on the person, as a modification example, it is of course possible to make the ear insertion part 4 fit in the shape of the unevenness of the person and press the back inner side without lifting from there. It is.

The glasses referred to in the present invention are reading glasses, prescription glasses, TV / movie 3D glasses, Date glasses, sunglasses, windshield glasses, glasses with a camera attached, glasses with a magnifying glass, glasses with a light, glasses for kendo, , Glasses with wearable glasses, image observation glasses for observing images displayed on the screen, glasses with augmented reality (AR) function, surgical glasses, and the like.

  Although the attachment position of the glasses is not shown, when a battery or a part is attached to the glasses, it is desirable to attach the glasses in consideration of balance so that the center of gravity of the glasses is positioned on the curved portion 1. The method of wearing spectacles is to first place the curved portion 1 on the auricular temporal groove 2 and then over the ear ring 5 made of cartilage so that the ear insertion portion 4 fits into the concha 3 in that state. If the position of the ear insertion part 4 is adjusted by bending the hanging connecting part 6 by hand, the spectacles can be reliably fixed in front of the eyes.

The materials of the bending portion 1 and the connecting portion 6 are silicon rubber, CP, polyester, acetate, PVC, polyamide, nucler, shape memory resin, sponge, beta plastic, and the like. As a material of the ear insertion portion 4, it is preferable to use an elastomer gel urethane which is a flexible member like human skin. In addition, a resin that deforms at the skin temperature is also suitable for the portion that contacts the concha 3.

  In the following drawings, the description of the same parts as those of the first invention will be omitted or simplified, and an embodiment of parts different from the first invention will be described.

  The spectacles of the second invention are characterized in that the distal end of the bending portion 1 includes a fixing auxiliary portion 11 that fits into a recess inside the ear ring 5.

  FIG. 2 is a side view of an embodiment in which the fixing auxiliary portion 11 of the second invention is attached to the lower end of the bending portion 1. By attaching the fixing auxiliary portion 11 to the tip of the bending portion 1, bending the fixing auxiliary portion 11 into a shape that matches the shape of the earring 5, and fitting it into the recess of the earring 5, the bending portion 1 does not move. Then, the temple 9 of the glasses can be fixed to the temporal region.

  The spectacles of the third invention are characterized in that the connecting portion 6 includes a second fixing auxiliary portion 12 that fits into a recess inside the ear ring 5.

FIG. 3 is a side view of an embodiment in which the second fixing auxiliary portion 12 of the third invention is attached to the inner surface of the connecting portion 6. By bending the second fixing auxiliary portion 12 attached to the connecting portion 6 into a shape that matches the inner shape of the earring 5 and fitting it into the recess inside the earring 5, the connecting portion 6 cannot move and cannot be detached. Then, the temple of the glasses can be fixed to the temporal side.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, the curved part is provided with the first lateral shake prevention tool 21 and the second lateral shake prevention tool 22 extending along the temporal and / or occipital areas. Yes.

FIG. 4A shows an embodiment in which the first lateral shake prevention device 21 of the fourth invention is attached to the tip of the bending portion 1 and the second lateral shake prevention device 22 is attached to the rear end of the bending portion 1. FIG. Since the first lateral shake prevention tool 21 and the second lateral shake prevention tool 22 are attached to the front and rear of the bending portion 1 so as to be in close contact with the temporal region, the lateral movement of the temple 9 can be prevented.

FIG. 4B is a side view of an embodiment in a state in which the second lateral shake prevention tool 22 of the fourth invention is attached to the rear end of the bending portion 1. Since the second lateral shake prevention tool 22 is curved along the back of the head, the glasses can be held more stably. The extension length to the back of the second lateral shake prevention tool 22 at this time is not limited.

The glasses of the fifth invention are configured such that the first lateral shake prevention device and the second lateral shake prevention device are attached to the curved portion via a joint and are in close contact with the temporal or occipital region. It is characterized by.

FIG. 5A is a side view of an embodiment showing that the first lateral shake prevention device 21 is attached to the front portion of the bending portion 1 via a joint. This joint is composed of a vertical axis attached to the distal end of the bending portion 1, and the first lateral shake prevention device 21 rotates in the horizontal direction around the axis so that it is brought into close contact with the temporal region . I have to. Thereby, the 1st side shake prevention tool 21 which contact | abutted to the temporal region can prevent the temple 9 from shaking.

FIG. 5B is a side view of an embodiment showing that the second lateral shake preventing device 22 is attached to the rear portion of the bending portion 1 via a joint. The joint in this case is also composed of a vertical axis, and the second horizontal shake prevention tool 22 rotates in the horizontal direction around the axis, so that the second horizontal shake prevention tool 22 contacts the temporal region of the back of the head. I am doing so. Thereby, it is possible to prevent the temple 9 from being shaken by being in close contact with the head of various shapes. As long as the mounting position of the second lateral shake prevention device 22 is on the rear portion of the bending portion 1 and can be brought into contact with the temporal region, the same effect can be obtained regardless of the position.

FIG. 5C is a side view of an embodiment showing that the first horizontal shake prevention device 21 and the second horizontal shake prevention device 22 are attached to the single-eye wearable glasses through the front and rear joints. The first lateral shake prevention device 21 is attached to the distal end of the bending portion 1 and the second lateral shake prevention device 22 is attached to the rear end, so that the temporal region can be brought into contact at three points. Thereby, it can hold | maintain spectacles reliably with the above-mentioned fixing auxiliary | assistant part 11 and the 2nd fixing auxiliary | assistant part 12. FIG.

The spectacles of the sixth invention are characterized in that the bending portion 1 includes a block 18 that fills a gap between the back side of the ear ring 5 and the temporal region.

FIG. 6A is a perspective view of an embodiment of a person who wears the glasses with the block 18 on his / her ear. Since the block 18 having a shape that fits in close contact with the gap between the back side and the temporal region of the ear ring 5 is integrated with the bending portion 1 and is provided on the back side of the ear ring 5, the block 18 is inconspicuous from the side. Since it is in close contact with the back side and the temporal region of 5, the feeling of wearing is good. The block 18 may have a hollow shape.

  FIG. 6B is a perspective view of a person who wears eyeglasses with the thin connecting portion 6 attached to the block 18. If the gap between the back side and the temporal region of the ear ring 5 is fixed by the block 18, even the thin connecting portion 6 and the thin temple 9 can be simply held without rattling.

The spectacles of the seventh invention are characterized in that the length of the connecting portion 6 is adjustable so that the ear insertion portion 4 contacts the rear inner surface of the concha 3.

FIG. 7A is a side view of an embodiment showing that the connecting portion 6 is configured to be nested and the length of the connecting portion 6 can be adjusted. FIG. 7B is a side view showing that the ear insertion part 4 attached to the telescopic connection part 6 is lowered and the length of the connection part 6 is increased. This makes it possible to cope with the concha 3 of various people with different sizes.

According to an eighth aspect of the invention, the third joint 33 and the fourth joint 34 are connected to the connecting end of the bending portion and the connecting portion, and / or the ear is connected to the connecting end of the connecting portion and the ear insertion portion. A fifth joint 35 for bringing the insertion portion into close contact with the concha is provided.

FIG. 8A shows a side view of an embodiment of the third joint 33 and the fourth joint 34, and FIG. 8B shows the direction of the arrow around the horizontal axis that the connecting portion 6 constitutes the third joint 33. It is a side view which shows that it can be rotated. In this embodiment, the rotation of the third joint 33 is restricted when the connecting portion 6 is rotated in a certain range counterclockwise. FIG. 8C shows that when the device is mounted in front of the eye and the ear insertion part 4 is brought into close contact with the concha 3, the contact part between the curved part 1 and the auricular lateral groove 2 serves as a fulcrum 16 and the glasses A state in which the ear insertion part 4 is prevented from rotating counterclockwise by pressing the concha 3 is shown. Since the human concha 3 includes the concha vagina and the concha boat, the place to be pressed is not limited as long as the inner surface is recessed.

  FIG. 9A is a side view of an embodiment in which another fifth joint 35 is attached to the connecting end of the connecting portion 6 and the ear insertion portion 4, and FIG. 9B is the fifth joint. It is a side view which shows that 35 can rotate. As a result, the ear insertion portion 4 can be rotated and brought into close contact with the concha 3. FIG. 9C is an explanatory view showing a state in which the ear insertion part 4 is removed from the fifth joint 35 attached between the connecting part 6 and the ear insertion part 4.

The glasses of the ninth invention are characterized in that a third joint 33 and a fourth joint 34 in two directions orthogonal to each other are provided at a joint to which the bending portion 1 and the connecting portion 6 are connected. .

FIG. 10 shows an embodiment of the joint according to the ninth invention, and FIG. 10 (a) shows the connecting portion 6 by the third joint 33 that rotates around a horizontal axis when the glasses are put on the ear. It is a side view which shows that the ear | edge insertion part 4 can be rotated in the arrow direction. The rotation axis of the third joint 33 is provided in a direction orthogonal to the rotation axis of the fourth joint 34. Thereby, the ear insertion part 4 can be lifted upward while separating the ear insertion part 4 attached to the connecting part 6 from the ear. At this time, since the third joint 33 and the fourth joint 34 are rotated in conjunction with each other only by lifting the connecting portion 6 backward, the bending portion 1 can be easily hung on the auricular temporal groove 2. In FIG. 10B, the ear insertion portion 4 can be rotated inward in the direction of the arrow by the fourth joint 34, thereby facilitating the insertion of the ear insertion portion 4 into the concha 3.

FIG. 10C is a side view showing a state in which the ear insertion part 4 opened outward is rotated in the direction of the arrow and the ear insertion part 4 is placed in the center of the depression of the concha 3. The ear insertion part 4 attached to the connecting part 6 is rotated to the back of the depression of the concha 3 and placed in the center of the depression. FIG. 10 (d) shows that the ear insertion part 4 is rotated in the direction of the arrow by the third joint 33 in order to bring the ear insertion part 4 into the recess of the concha 3 and then closely contact the rear inner surface of the concha 3. It is a side view which shows moving and making it contact | abut to the back inner surface.

As an example of the embodiment, the third joint 33 and the fourth joint 34 connected between the bending portion 1 and the connecting portion 6 are provided in a block that fits in a gap between the ear ring 5 and the temporal region. The third joint 33 and the fourth joint 34 are provided at a place where the third joint 33 and the fourth joint 34 are easy to rotate, and are fixed so as not to shake sideways. The two third joints 33 and the fourth joint 34 that rotate in directions orthogonal to each other are interlocked to move the ear insertion part 4 in a three-dimensional manner, so that the ear insertion part 4 is concave and recessed in the back. It is possible to reach the rear inner surface of the support 3 while controlling and to wear glasses.

  The glasses of the tenth invention are characterized in that the attachment position of the third joint 33 with respect to the bending portion 1 can be changed.

FIG. 11A is a side view showing an example of an attachment position of the third joint 33 to the bending portion 1, and FIG. 11B is a side view showing that the attachment position is changed upward. . In order to match the ears of various people, the position where the third joint 33 is attached to the ear insertion part 4 is changed so that the glasses can be worn at the optimum position. If the position of the third joint 33 is changed, the angle at which the connecting portion 6 and the ear insertion portion 4 are worn changes to an appropriate position, and the wearing feeling can be improved.

  The spectacles of the eleventh invention are characterized in that the bending portion 1 includes a second connecting portion 7 for detachably connecting the temple 9.

FIG. 12A is a perspective view of one embodiment of the glasses showing that the second connecting portion 7 is provided on the lower side of the bending portion 1. A groove 19 for sandwiching the temple 9 and the modern 10 is provided at the front end and the rear end of the bending portion 1, and the temple 9 and the modern 10 are fitted and fixed in the groove 19. Since the groove 19 is made of an elastic member, it can be fixed with the standard-shaped temple 9 and modern 10 interposed therebetween.

FIG. 12B is a perspective view of an embodiment of the glasses showing that the second connecting portion 7 of another embodiment is provided on the upper side of the bending portion 1. A groove 19 for sandwiching the temple 9 and the modern 10 is provided on the upper side of the distal end portion and the rear end portion of the bending portion 1, and the temple 9 and the modern 10 are fitted and fixed in the groove 19. Since the groove 19 is made of an elastic member, the temple 9 and the modern 10 having a standard shape can be sandwiched and held.

  The second connecting portion 7 is provided with a groove 19 that can be clamped with a strong force, so that the temple 9 fitted in the groove 19 can be freely moved in the front-rear direction. The distance between the corneal vertices can be adjusted to 12 mm. And after making the ear | edge insertion part 4 attached to the connection part 6 closely_contact | adhere to the concha 3, the fine adjustment of the position of the up-down direction of spectacles can be performed using the 3rd joint 33. FIG. Therefore, it can be conveniently used as eyeglasses with a good wearing feeling by attaching to commercially available eyeglasses.

  The spectacles of the twelfth aspect of the invention are characterized in that a sixth joint 36 is provided at the connecting end of the bending portion 1 and the fixing auxiliary portion 11 so as to be brought into close contact with a recess inside the ear ring 5.

  FIG. 13A shows a joint having a vertical rotation axis at the lower end of the bending portion 1 as one embodiment of the sixth joint 36 of the twelfth invention. FIG. The side view of the state which removed the said fixing auxiliary | assistant part 11 from the hollow of the ear ring 5 and rotated outside is shown. The sixth joint 36 makes it easy to remove the fixing auxiliary portion 11 fitted in the back of the recess of the ear ring 5 from the ear.

  The spectacles of the thirteenth invention are characterized in that a seventh joint 37 is provided at the connecting end of the connecting portion 6 and the second fixing auxiliary portion 12 so as to be in close contact with the recess inside the ear ring. .

FIG. 13 (c) shows an embodiment of the seventh joint 37, and FIG. 13 (d) is a side view showing that the second fixing auxiliary portion 12 is removed from the depression of the ear ring 5 by the seventh joint 37. It is. The seventh joint 37 is obtained by attaching the second fixing auxiliary portion 12 to the rotation shaft provided in the direction orthogonal to the paper surface in the connecting portion 6 so as to be rotatable in the direction of the arrow. It becomes easy to remove the second fixing auxiliary portion 12 fitted in the back from the ear.

  The spectacles of the fourteenth invention are characterized in that a third fixing auxiliary portion 13 is detachably provided on the left and right bending portions 1 or the third joint 33.

  FIG. 14A is a perspective view of an embodiment in which the third fixing auxiliary portion 13 of the fourteenth aspect of the invention is attached to each rear end of the left and right curved portions 1, and FIG. FIG. 6 is a perspective view of an embodiment in which three fixing auxiliary portions 13 are attached to each rear end of each third joint 33. Since the third fixing assisting portion 13 is in close contact with the temporal region from the temporal region, the left and right curved portions 1 and the third joints 33 come into contact with the temporal region very stably.

  FIG. 15A is a side view of an embodiment of a person who wears spectacles attached with binoculars by attaching the third fixing auxiliary portion 13 of the fourteenth invention to each rear end of each third joint 33. When the third fixed auxiliary portion 13 abuts the entire back of the head and wears a pair of glasses with heavy binoculars, the weight of the binoculars is received by the third fixed auxiliary portion 13 and the wearing feeling is good even when worn for a long time. It can be fixed stably.

FIG. 15 (b) is a perspective view of an embodiment in which the third fixing auxiliary portion 13 of the fourteenth invention is attached to the rear end of the third joint 33, and FIG. 15 (c) is the third fixing of the fourteenth invention. It is a side view of one Embodiment which shows the state which pulled up auxiliary part 13 in the direction which an arrow shows. When the third fixing auxiliary portion 13 is pulled up, the connecting portion 6 rotates in the direction of the arrow, and the ear insertion portion 4 is pressed against the concha 3 and stopped, the glasses are fixed. In this way, heavy binoculars can be attached.

The spectacles of the fifteenth aspect of the invention are characterized in that the bending portion 1 and the connecting portion 6 are made of a deformable member or an elastic body.

Fig.16 (a) shows the side view of one Embodiment of the bending part 1 formed with the deformation member of 15th invention. Since the bending portion 1 is formed of a deformable member, the bending portion 1 is deformed when a certain force or more is applied. However, when the bending portion 1 is fitted into the auricular temporal groove 2, it can be sandwiched with an appropriate force. The position at which the auricular temporal groove 2 contacts the curved portion 1 is the fulcrum 16 described above. The fulcrum 16 matched to the shape of the auricular temporal groove 2 has good stability and good wearing feeling. By bringing the ear insertion part 4 into close contact with the concha 3, there is no sense of incongruity even when worn for a long time. FIG.16 (b) shows the side view in which the connection part 6 of 15th invention is formed with the deformation | transformation member. When a force over a certain level is applied, it bends outwards and does not return to the original state when released.

FIG. 17 (a) shows a side view of an embodiment in which the wire 20 placed in the bending portion 1 of the fifteenth aspect of the invention is matched to the shape of the auricular temporal groove 2 of the person wearing it. Since the bending portion 1 is formed by putting the wire 20 in the core, the bending portion 1 is deformed when a force of a certain level or more is applied, but is not deformed when the spectacles are worn. The position at which the auricular temporal groove 2 contacts the curved portion 1 is the fulcrum 16 described above. The fulcrum 16 matched to the shape of the auricular temporal groove 2 has good stability and good wearing feeling. By bringing the ear insertion part 4 into close contact with the concha 3, there is no sense of incongruity even when worn for a long time.

FIG. 17B is a side view showing an example of the connecting portion 6 constituted by the elastic member of the fifteenth aspect of the invention. In this case, even if the fourth joint 34 is not provided, the connecting portion 6 can be easily spread outward so as not to contact the ear ring 5 when attaching or detaching the glasses. Even when fitted into the concha 3, it is easy to fit the dent of the concha 3 by avoiding the notch 17 by the effect of the elastic member that bends freely. Even if the shape of the ear is slightly different, it can be worn, so it becomes a standard type.

The spectacles of the sixteenth aspect of the invention are characterized in that the fixing auxiliary portion 11 is made of a deformable member or an elastic body.

FIG.16 (c) is a side view which shows the fixing auxiliary | assistant part 11 comprised with the deformation member of 16th invention . By deforming the fixation assisting portion 11 into the shape of a recess inside the ear ring 5, the fixation assisting portion 11 can be easily fitted into the recess at the upper end of the ear ring 5 that is cartilage. The glasses are fixed to the temporal region by the action and effect of the fixing auxiliary portion 11.

FIG.17 (c) is a side view which shows one Embodiment of the fixing auxiliary | assistance part 11 comprised with the elastic member of 16th invention. In this case, even if the fifth joint 35 described above is not provided, when the fixing auxiliary portion 11 is attached and the spectacles are worn, the spectacles cannot be fixed unless they are fitted in the recesses inside the ear ring 5. By forming the fixing auxiliary portion 11 with a deformable member, the fixing auxiliary portion 11 can be bent and easily fitted into the recess. The glasses are fixed to the temporal region by the action and effect of the fixing auxiliary unit 11.

  The eyeglasses of the seventeenth invention are characterized in that the third joint 33, the fourth joint 34, and the fifth joint 35 are provided with a drive section for rotating the ear insertion section 4.

18A, the third joint 33 according to the seventeenth aspect of the present invention is provided with a first drive part 41 for rotating the connecting part 6 in the front-rear direction around the horizontal axis. It is a side view which shows one Embodiment to which the 2nd drive part 42 which rotates the connection part 6 to the front-back direction centering on the axis | shaft of an up-down direction is attached. By interlocking the first drive part 41 and the second drive part 42 attached to the block 18, the ear insertion part 4 can be automatically moved to the depression of the concha 3 and brought into contact with the rear inner surface. .

FIG. 18B is a side view showing an embodiment in which the fifth joint 35 of the seventeenth invention is provided with a third drive part 43 for rotating the ear insertion part 4 along the ear. The third drive unit 43 that rotates the ear insertion part 4 around the horizontal axis rotates the ear insertion part 4 in the concha 3 in the direction of the arrow to move the ear insertion part 4 backward. It can be adhered to the inner surface.

  The eyeglasses according to an eighteenth aspect of the invention are characterized in that the sixth joint 36 is provided with a drive unit for bringing it into close contact with a recess inside the ear ring 5.

  FIG. 19A is a side view of an embodiment in which the sixth joint 36 of the eighteenth invention is provided with a sixth drive portion 46 for bringing the fixing auxiliary portion 11 into close contact with the recess inside the ear ring 5. It is. In order to automatically put the fixing auxiliary part 11 into the inner recess of the ear ring 5, the sixth joint 36 is rotated upward from the outer obliquely lower side, and the fixing auxiliary part 11 is moved from the obliquely lower side to the inner side of the ear ring 5. It is provided so that it may fit in a hollow.

  The eyeglasses of the nineteenth invention are characterized in that the seventh joint 37 is provided with a drive unit for bringing it into close contact with a recess inside the ear ring 5.

  FIG. 19B shows an embodiment in which the seventh joint 37 according to the nineteenth aspect of the present invention is provided with a seventh driving portion 47 for bringing the second fixing auxiliary portion 12 into close contact with the recess inside the ear ring 5. A side view is shown. In order to insert the second fixing auxiliary portion 12 into the recess inside the ear ring 5, the seventh joint 37 is provided so as to rotate upward from below.

  The eyeglasses of a twentieth aspect of the invention have a third connecting portion 8 in which the bending portion 1 has the temple 9 inserted in the direction of the temple axis and holds the eyeglass slidably back and forth. Is characterized in that a joint for rotating the glasses up and down and / or left and right is provided.

  20 (a) shows a third connecting portion 8 attached to the bending portion 1 of the glasses of the twentieth aspect of the present invention, and a holding portion 15 for holding the temple 9 by inserting it in the direction of the temple axis is formed. 7 is a side view of an embodiment in which the third connecting portion 8 is attached to the bending portion 1 so as to be rotatable in the horizontal direction by providing an eighth joint 38 that rotates in the left-right direction. When the temple 9 is inserted into the holding portion 15, the temple 9 can be rotated in the left-right direction with respect to the bending portion 1 and can be brought into close contact with the temporal portion together with the bending portion 1. FIG. 20B shows that the third connecting portion 8 is attached to the bending portion 1 by providing a ninth joint 39 in which the third connecting portion 8 rotates in the vertical direction with respect to the bending portion 1 of the glasses of the twentieth invention. On the other hand, it is a side view of one Embodiment which shows rotating in the up-down direction. When the temple 9 is inserted into the temple shaft, the lens portion of the glasses can be adjusted to an appropriate eye height.

  FIG. 20C is a side view of an embodiment showing that the temple 9 held by the third connecting portion 8 attached to the tip of the bending portion 1 of the twentieth invention can slide in the front-rear direction. The distance between the corneal apexes between the most important lens part and the eye can be adjusted. Since the ninth joint 39 in which the temple 9 bends in the vertical direction with respect to the bending portion 1 is provided, adjustment in the vertical direction is also possible.

  Another function and effect of the third connecting portion 8 will be described. FIG. 21 (a) is a side view showing an embodiment in which the glasses with the third connecting portion 8 of the twentieth invention attached are taken out forward, and FIG. It is a side view which shows the state which pushed up and was fixed. Accordingly, the ninth joint 39 in this case is tightened and restrained when the eyeglasses are lifted upward from the face. In this way, it can be conveniently used as a method of retracting the lens unit when the glasses are not used. Although not shown, when wearing glasses or when folding the temple 9 of the glasses, the curved portion 1 and the connecting portion 6 are rotated along the temple 9 so that they can be deformed and stored in a compact shape. It is.

  The glasses of the 21st invention are characterized in that the third connecting portion 8 is provided with a drive unit for rotating the glasses back and forth and / or up and down and / or left and right.

  FIG. 22A shows an example in which a tenth drive section 50 for sliding the temple 9 in the front-rear direction is attached to the third connection section 8. According to this configuration, it is possible to adjust the corneal apex distance, which is the most important for eyeglasses. FIG. 22B shows an example in which an eighth drive unit 48 that rotates the third connection unit 8 in the vertical direction is provided at the eighth joint 38 provided in the third connection unit 8. According to this configuration, the spectacles on the face can be moved in the vertical direction, and the lens height can be adjusted.

  FIG. 22C is a side view of an embodiment in which the temple 9 is rotated in the left-right direction by the ninth drive portion 49 attached to the third connecting portion 8. Since the ninth driving part 49 is mounted so as to be rotatable in the horizontal direction around the vertical axis, the third connecting part 8 moves in the horizontal direction to adjust the position of the glasses. In this way, by attaching the driving unit that operates in the front-rear direction, the up-down direction, and the left-right direction, the glasses can be automatically guided to an appropriate position.

The eyeglasses according to a twenty-second aspect of the present invention are characterized in that a drive unit for rotating the first lateral shake prevention tool 21 and the second lateral shake prevention tool 22 is provided.

  FIG. 23 (a) is a side view of an embodiment in which a first drive unit 41 is provided in the first lateral shake prevention device 21 attached to the bending portion 1 of the 22nd invention. The first drive unit 41 can automatically move the first lateral shake prevention device 21 in the left-right direction to adjust the strength of contact with the temporal region. FIG. 23B is a side view of an embodiment in which the second drive unit 42 is provided on the second lateral shake prevention tool 22 attached to the rear end of the bending portion 1. The second drive unit 42 can automatically adjust the strength of contact with the back of the head by automatically moving the second lateral shake prevention tool 22 in the left-right direction.

  In the above embodiment, the drive unit has a magnet on the fixed side and the movable side in addition to the small motor, and the movable side is stable at the set position. It may be configured to move to the magnet. Furthermore, the structure which returns from the position displaced with the spring to the original position may be sufficient.

The glasses of the 23rd aspect of the invention are the earphone 51, the mobile phone 52, the microphone 53, the mask locking device 54, the ear pressure finger pressure device 55, the wearable device 56, the video camera 57, the binoculars 58, and the ear-type blood pressure device 59 . One of them is provided.

  As an example of the embodiment, FIG. 24 (a) is a side view of the embodiment showing the earphone 51 attached to the connecting portion 6 of the glasses of the 23rd invention. The lower end of the connecting portion 6 is the position closest to the ear canal, and the earphone 51 is easy to attach. FIG. 24 (b) is a side view of an embodiment showing an earphone 51 attached downward from the tip of the bending portion 1 of the spectacles of the 23rd invention. Since the earphone 51 is inserted into the ear canal, it is securely fixed. FIG. 24 (c) is a side view of an embodiment showing that the earphone 51 attached to the lower end of the connecting portion 6 of the spectacles of the 23rd invention is provided so as not to contact the ear canal. Because it becomes an ear speaker, you can hear surrounding sounds.

  FIG. 24 (d) is a side view of an embodiment showing that the earphone 51 attached to the connecting portion 6 of the spectacles of the 23rd invention covers the auricle. The fourth joint 34 attached to the connecting portion 6 can open and remove the earphone 51 outward. FIG. 24 (e) is a side view of an embodiment showing an ear-mounted mobile phone 52 provided in the glasses of the 23rd invention. The earphone 51 inserted into the ear canal and the ear insertion portion 4 that is in close contact with the concha 3 can be stably held. Detachment can be done by rotating the fourth joint 34. FIG. 24 (f) is a side view of an embodiment showing a microphone 53 attached to the tip of the bending portion 1 of the spectacles of the 23rd invention. Easy to attach and detach.

  FIG. 24 (g) is a side view of an embodiment showing a person wearing a mask by hooking a string of a mask on a mask locking tool 54 attached to the curved portion 1 of the spectacles of the 23rd invention. The mask locking tool 54 can be provided with a groove in which the mask fits in the curved portion 1 or can be hooked with a protrusion. Since the string of the mask does not directly contact the auricular temporal groove 2, the feeling of wearing is very good even if the mask is used for a long time or the string of the mask is strengthened. FIG. 24 (h) is a side view of an embodiment showing that an auricle chimney 55 is attached to the lower end of the bending portion 1 of the spectacles of the 23rd invention. There is a diet effect when stimulating by pressing the acupuncture points in the tragus. FIG. 24 (i) is a side view of an embodiment showing an ear-type blood pressure device 59 in which a blood pressure detection unit and a data transmission device are attached to the bending portion 1 of the 23rd invention. 24 hour blood pressure can be measured and recorded. Although not shown, a light, a camera, a hearing aid, and the like can be attached.

FIG. 25 (a) is a side view of an embodiment showing a glasses-type wearable device 56 attached to the glasses of the 23rd invention. Since the third fixed auxiliary portion 13 is attached, it is held at the back of the head, so that the burden on the ear is reduced. FIG. 25 (b) is a side view of an embodiment showing a video camera 57 attached to the glasses of the 23rd invention. You can take video images of people's eyes. FIG. 25 (c) is a side view of one embodiment showing the binoculars 58 attached to the glasses of the 23rd invention. Since the third fixed auxiliary portion 13 is attached, it is held at the back of the head, so that the burden on the ear is reduced.

  According to a twenty-fourth aspect of the present invention, the first lateral shake prevention tool 21 and the second lateral shake prevention tool 22 are formed of a deformable member or an elastic body.

  FIG. 4 (a) shows an embodiment of a state in which the first lateral shake prevention device 21 of the fourth invention is attached to the tip of the bending portion 1 and the second lateral vibration prevention device 22 is attached to the rear end of the bending portion 1. It is a side view. By making the first lateral shake prevention device 21 and the second lateral shake prevention device 22 into the deformable member or the elastic member of the 24th invention, the temple 9 is in close contact with the temporal region. I can stop.

FIG. 5B is a side view of an embodiment showing that the first lateral shake prevention device 2 and the second lateral shake prevention device 22 of the fifth invention are attached to the front and rear portions of the bending portion 1 via joints. It is. By making the first horizontal shake prevention tool 21 and the second horizontal shake prevention tool 22 into the deformable member or the elastic member of the twenty-fourth aspect of the invention, the temple 9 is prevented from being shaken in close contact with the occipital portion having various shapes. be able to.

According to a 25th aspect of the invention, the block 18 is formed of a deformable member or an elastic body.

FIG. 6A is a perspective view of an embodiment of a person who wears glasses with the block 18 of the sixth invention on his / her ear. By making this block 18 a deformable member or an elastic member of the 25th invention, the auricular temporal groove 2 in the gap between the back surface of the ear ring and the temporal region is filled, the wearing feeling is good, and the bending portion 1 is It is installed without rattling and can be kept simple.

According to a twenty-sixth aspect of the present invention, the second connecting portion 7 is composed of a deformable member or an elastic body.

FIG. 12A is a perspective view of one embodiment of the glasses showing that the second connecting portion 7 is provided on the lower side of the bending portion 1. FIG. 12B is a perspective view of an embodiment of the glasses showing that the second connecting portion 7 of another embodiment is provided on the upper side of the bending portion 1. By using these second connecting portions 7 as members to be deformed or elastic members according to the 26th aspect of the invention, the second connecting portions 7 having a groove 19 for sandwiching the standard temple 9 and the modern 10 are commercially available. It can be conveniently used as eyeglasses with a good wearing feeling by attaching to the eyeglasses of the person wearing the eyeglasses.

According to a twenty-seventh aspect of the present invention, the third fixing auxiliary portion 13 is formed of a deformable member or an elastic body.

FIG. 14A is a perspective view of an embodiment in which the third fixing auxiliary portion 13 of the fourteenth aspect of the invention is attached to each rear end of the left and right curved portions 1, and FIG. FIG. 6 is a perspective view of an embodiment in which three fixing auxiliary portions 13 are attached to each rear end of each third joint 33. By making these third fixing auxiliary portions 13 a member to be deformed or an elastic member of the 27th invention, the third fixing auxiliary portion 13 is in close contact from the temporal region to the occipital region. It is received by the three fixed auxiliary parts 13, and even when worn for a long time
Can be fixed stably.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Curved part 2 Auricular temporal groove 3 Auricular concha 4 Ear insertion part 5 Ear ring 6 Connecting part 7 Second connecting part 8 Third connecting part 9 Temple 10 Modern 11 Fixing auxiliary part 12 Second fixing auxiliary part 13 Third fixing Auxiliary part
15 holding part 16 fulcrum 18 block 19 groove
20 Wire 21 First Side Shake Prevention Tool 22 Second Side Shake Prevention Tool 31 First Joint (First Side Shake Prevention Tool)
32 Second joint (second lateral shake prevention device)
33 Third joint (connecting part)
34 Fourth joint (connecting part)
35 Fifth joint (ear insertion part)
36 Sixth joint (fixing auxiliary part)
37 Seventh joint (second fixation assisting part)
38 Eighth joint (third connecting part)
39 Ninth joint (third connecting part)
41 1st drive part (1st lateral shake prevention tool)
42 Second drive unit (second lateral shake prevention device)
43 Third drive part (connecting part)
44 Fourth drive section (connecting section)
45 Fifth drive part (ear insertion part)
46 Sixth drive section (fixed auxiliary section)
47 Seventh drive section (second fixed auxiliary section)
48 Eighth drive part (third connection part)
49 Ninth drive part (third connection part)
50 Tenth drive part (third connection part)
51 Earphones 52 Mobile Phones 53 Microphones 54 Mask Locking Tools 55 Ear Crucible Tools 56 Glasses-type Wearable Devices 57 Video Cameras 58 Binoculars
59 Ear blood pressure device

According to the fifteenth aspect, since the bending portion and the connecting portion are made of a deformable member or an elastic body, it can be perfectly matched with various human ears.

Claims (23)

  A pair of spectacles that are held on the ear and are connected to a temple of the spectacle, and are fitted to the upper part of the auricular temporal groove, an ear insertion part that is fitted to the concha and along the rear inner surface, and one end Is connected to the curved portion located on the back side of the ear, and the other end is connected to the ear insertion portion located on the front side of the ear around the ear ring, and when the spectacles are worn, Eyeglasses characterized in that a curved portion is used as a fulcrum, and the ear insertion part presses the rear inner surface of the concha to hold the glasses in front of the face.   The spectacles according to claim 1, wherein a distal end of the bending portion includes a fixing auxiliary member that fits into a recess inside the ear ring.   The spectacles according to claim 1, wherein the connecting portion includes a second fixing auxiliary member that fits into a recess inside the ear ring.   The spectacles according to claim 1, wherein the curved portion is provided with a lateral shake prevention portion extending along a temporal and / or occipital region.   The spectacles according to claim 3, wherein the bay lateral shake prevention portion is attached to the bending portion via a joint and is configured to be in close contact with the temporal or occipital region.   The spectacles according to claim 1, wherein the curved portion includes a block that fills a gap between the back side of the ear ring and the temporal region.   The spectacles according to claim 1 or 3, wherein the connecting portion and the ear insertion portion are formed in a shape that fits into the concha through an intercrocus notch.   The spectacles according to claim 1, wherein the length of the connecting portion is adjustable so that the ear insertion portion abuts on the rear inner surface of the concha.   The connection end of the bending portion and the connection portion and / or the connection end of the connection portion and the ear insertion portion is provided with a joint for bringing the ear insertion portion into close contact with the concha. The spectacles according to claim 1.   The eyeglasses according to claim 9, wherein the third joint and the fourth joint in two directions orthogonal to each other are provided at a joint to which the bending portion and the connection portion are connected.   The spectacles according to claim 10, wherein an attachment position of the third joint with respect to the bending portion can be changed.   The spectacles according to any one of claims 1 to 11, wherein the curved portion includes a second connecting portion for detachably connecting the temple.   The connection end of the bending portion and the fixing auxiliary member is provided with a sixth joint for closely contacting the inner ring of the ear ring, and the connection end of the connection portion and the second fixing auxiliary member is provided with an ear ring. The eyeglasses according to claim 2, wherein a seventh joint is provided to closely contact the inner depression of the lens. The third fixing assisting member is provided at each rear end of each of the left and right curved portions and / or at each of the third joints so as to be rotatable and / or detachable. Or the spectacles in any one of 4 or 12.   Any of the bending portion, the connecting portion, the fixing auxiliary member, the second fixing auxiliary member, the second connecting portion, the third fixing auxiliary member, the first side shake preventing portion, the second side shake preventing portion, and the block. The spectacles according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the spectacles are made of a deformable member.   Any of the bending portion, the connecting portion, the fixing auxiliary member, the second fixing auxiliary member, the second connecting portion, the third fixing auxiliary member, the first side shake preventing portion, the second side shake preventing portion, and the block. The spectacles according to claim 1, wherein the spectacles are made of an elastic body.   The glasses according to any one of claims 9 to 11, wherein the third joint, the fourth joint, and the fifth joint are provided with a drive unit that rotates the ear insertion unit.   14. The spectacles according to claim 13, wherein the sixth joint and the seventh joint are provided with a drive unit for closely contacting a recess inside the ear ring.   The curved portion has a third connecting portion that holds the glasses slidably back and forth by inserting the temple in the direction of the temple axis, and the third connecting portion moves the glasses up and down and / or left and right. The eyeglasses according to any one of claims 1 or 2, or 4 or 6 or 9 or 12 to 15, wherein a joint for rotation is provided.   The spectacles according to claim 19, wherein the third connecting part is provided with a driving unit that rotates the spectacles in the front-rear and / or up-down and / or left-right directions.   The spectacles according to claim 4, 5, 15, or 16, wherein a drive unit that rotates the first lateral shake prevention tool and the second lateral shake prevention tool is provided.   The eyeglasses according to claim 19, wherein the second connecting part is provided with a tenth drive part for rotating the glasses forward and backward, and / or up and down and / or left and right.   The earphone, a mobile phone, a microphone, a mask locking tool, an earclaw finger pressure tool, a wearable device, a video camera, binoculars, or an ear-type blood pressure device is provided on the glasses. The eyeglasses according to any one of 18 or 20 or 21.