JPS6216716Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a voice clock especially for children, which can be used by itself or by wrapping the clock body in an arbitrary stuffed animal.

When giving a child a voice clock that has a voice synthesis output, if the design is simply a clock function, the child may not find it very familiar. Children change their tastes, TV heroes and heroines, etc., and change over time, depending on the time, and the voice clock can freely become their face, and by touching it, they can tell the time. This will also help you discipline yourself with your time.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the watch body.
A visible display section D is provided on the front slope of the watch body P to display the clock time. Note that although analog display is used here, there is no problem in using digital display. Operation section S provided on the same surface as display section D
is for setting time, alarm, etc.
It also has a volume V for setting the volume.
A key k on the top surface of the watch body P is used to instruct time notification, and as will be described later, a recess O for receiving a stuffed toy shaft is provided in the center of the key k. When this key k is pressed, the current time (coinciding with the display on the display section D) is outputted audibly from the speaker opening SO.

Figure 2a is a perspective view showing the stuffed toy attached.The stuffed toy M consists of a head A and a body part B.The watch body P can be stored freely from the bottom opening N of the body part B, and when stored, it can be placed on the side. Watch body P of window C
The display section D etc. of the screen are arranged so as to face each other. Also, prepare a series of stuffed animals according to the child's preference, such as a panda in figure A, Doraemon in figure B, giraffe in figure C, etc.

FIG. 3 is a sectional view showing the combined state of the time signal instruction key k and the stuffed animal M, with the watch body P being connected to the body part B.
When stored in the key k, the core rod E of the head A is inserted into the recess O of the key k. An auxiliary leaf spring G is provided on the core rod E in order to prevent the key k from being constantly pressed due to the weight of the stuffed toy itself. It can be operated using the same pressure when pressing key k directly without the stuffed animal.

Note that the key k has a slide guide hole Y so that it can smoothly move up and down, is guided by a fixed pin Z, and is returned to its original position by a spring X. Further, S is a contact portion of a key k that is pressed with a finger F and turns ON indirectly to notify the time. As described above, according to the present invention, since the child's own idol informs the child of the time by touching the idol, the child can be taught how to read the time and how to discipline the time while playing. Also, no matter how much you like an idol at the time of purchase, your preferences will change over time.
Therefore, by changing the stuffed toy to match this, it will have a new face and always have a fresh taste. Furthermore, as you grow older and start hating childish sounds, you can also use it as a simple voice clock, which is beneficial.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the watch body in an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 a is a perspective view showing a stuffed animal attached, and Figs. 2 b and c show examples of stuffed animals different from Fig. a. Perspective view, Figure 3 is the second
Figure a is a cross-sectional view of figure a; P...Clock body, D...Display section, SO...Speaker opening, k...Time notification instruction key, M...
Stuffed animal, A...Head, B...Body, C...
Window section, N...Opening.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] A watch body including a visual display means, an audio notification instruction means, and a means for outputting sound by operating the instruction means, a body portion with an open bottom and a window on the side, and a head. The watch main body can be freely stored in the body from the bottom opening of the stuffed toy, and when stored, the visible display part of the watch main body faces the window, and the head part is configured to provide audio notification instructions for the watch main body. A voice clock characterized by being linked to a means.