KR101726649B1 - Finger exerciser - Google Patents
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a finger exercising apparatus, comprising: a frame supported on a floor; A mount provided on the frame, the mount being mounted on the palm; And a finger movement unit for moving a finger extending from the palm rested on the cradle, wherein the finger movement unit comprises: a base; A link having a finger grip on which fingers extend from the palm resting on said cradle; A link block supporting the link and reciprocating linearly on the base; And a block driver for linearly reciprocating the link block.
Description
FIELD OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a finger exercise device, and more particularly, to a finger exercise device capable of repeatedly bending or unfolding a disabled finger and rehabilitating the finger.
In the case of stroke or Parkinson's disease, a variety of physical changes occur depending on the condition. Particularly, in the case of the above-mentioned diseases, the hand is paralyzed and the finger is shrunk.
If these hand paralysis and fingers are constantly left untreated, the muscles and joints become harder and harder to feel pain, and even if the nerves are restored, they can interfere with normal activities.
Further, in addition to the case of the above-mentioned specific diseases, there are many cases where the movement of the finger is obstructed by unexpected accident.
Therefore, in such a case, it is very important to maintain the maximum exercise capacity by promoting blood circulation and nerve communication by rehabilitating the hand that has come to be paralyzed or has a disability continuously.
A conventional technique for such a finger exercise device is disclosed in Korean Patent Laid-Open No. 10-2009-0120713.
As described above, the conventional finger playground apparatus includes a wearer for providing a mounting surface on the back of the hand, a casing provided on the mounting surface, a motor provided inside the casing, a fixing member fixed to the casing and extending to the fingertip, A plurality of operation member members extending in the longitudinal direction of the finger linked to the ends of the respective fixed member members and having joints at positions corresponding to joint regions of the fingers and contacting the respective nodes of the fingers; And a cap for fixing the end portion of the finger. Therefore, the conventional finger exercise device has a structure in which the entire finger is restrained by the fixed-end member and the plurality of operation-end members, and the finger moves jointly.
Therefore, the conventional finger exercise device receives the power from the motor, drives the joint part of the operation member, and bends or unfolds the finger in a state in which the operation member is supported on the cap.
However, in such a conventional finger athletic facility, since a fixed finger member and a plurality of operation member members are connected to each other in the form of a joint structure in one finger, the structure is complicated, the number of component parts is large and assembly is difficult, There is a high problem. Particularly, there is a problem that the connecting rod is easily broken because a force is concentrated on a connecting portion of the connecting rod connecting the plurality of operating rod members with the link member. In addition, there is a limitation in rehabilitation movement because the rotation angle of the operation member is limited and the finger can not be bent sufficiently.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a rehabilitation apparatus and a rehabilitation apparatus which are simple in structure, easy to assemble, have no stress concentration, And to provide a finger exercise device that improves convenience.
It is another object of the present invention to provide a finger exercise device capable of automatically or manually selecting a rehabilitation exercise.
It is still another object of the present invention to provide a finger exercise device capable of performing a rehabilitation exercise regardless of the length of a finger.
An object of the present invention is to provide a frame supported by a floor; A mount provided on the frame, the mount being mounted on the palm; And a finger movement unit for moving a finger extending from the palm rested on the cradle, wherein the finger movement unit comprises: a base; A link having a finger grip on which fingers extend from the palm resting on said cradle; A link block supporting the link and reciprocating linearly on the base; And a block driver for linearly reciprocating the link block.
And a pair of support blocks spaced apart from the base with the link block interposed therebetween, wherein the block drive unit is configured to linearly reciprocate between one of the pair of support blocks and the link block, A movable block possibly provided; A moving rod stationary to the moving block and movably coupled to the other one of the pair of supporting blocks and the link block; And an elastic member for elastically supporting and interconnecting the link block and the moving block.
The block driver includes: a driving rod connected to the moving block; And an actuator in which the driving rod is elongated and reduced in length.
And a guide axis for guiding the movement of the link block.
And a sensor unit for measuring a moving distance of the link block.
The sensor unit may include a film sensor provided between the base and the link block along a movement path of the link block and measuring a moving distance of the link block based on a pressed position according to the movement of the link block .
The plurality of finger motion units may be provided, and the plurality of finger motion units may be disposed in parallel to the frame.
Wherein at least three finger motion units are provided, two of the at least three finger motion units are rotatably provided in the frame, and the remaining finger motion units are provided between the two finger motion units rotatably provided .
And a cradle height adjusting unit for adjusting the height of the cradle from the frame.
The bracket height adjusting portion includes a pair of brackets that stand upright on the frame and are capable of elevating the bracket; A bracket fixture connecting the pair of brackets to each other and coupling the bracket; A height adjustment slot formed on the plate surface of the pair of brackets opposite to the stationary fixture so as to extend along the spacing direction between the frame and the stand; A height adjusting through hole formed in the height fixing slot so as to communicate with the height adjusting slot; And a height adjustment knob coupled to the height adjustment slot and the height adjustment through hole to fix the pair of brackets and the mount fixture.
And a cradle spacing adjusting unit for adjusting the distance between the link and the cradle.
The cradle-to-cradle adjusting unit may include: an interval adjusting slot formed in the cradle along the moving direction of the link block; A gap adjusting through hole formed in the mount fixture so as to communicate with the gap adjusting slot; And a gap adjusting knob coupled to the gap adjusting slot and the gap adjusting through hole to fix the holder and the holder fixture.
According to the present invention, since the structure is simple, easy to assemble, and there is no concentration of stress, there is no risk of breakage during use, and the rehabilitation exercise can be performed without restraining the respective nodes of the finger, . In addition, the finger can be re-activated by selecting automatically or manually. And, the finger can be rehabilitated regardless of the length of the finger.
1 is a perspective view of a finger exercise device according to an embodiment of the present invention,
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a finger movement unit of FIG. 1 before performing a finger movement, a finger,
FIG. 3 is a side view of FIG. 2,
FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a lumbar part when the finger is moved in the finger movement unit of FIG. 2,
Fig. 5 is a side view of Fig. 4,
Fig. 6 is a perspective view of the finger movement unit of Fig. 1 before the movement of the thumb,
Fig. 7 is a perspective view of the main body when the finger unit of Fig. 6 is moved,
Fig. 8 is a main part perspective view showing an assembling relationship of the cradle, the cradle fixture and the bracket of Fig. 1,
9 is a perspective view of a finger grip according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
1 to 9 show a finger exercising apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
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The elastic member (57) elastically supports and interconnects the link block (31) and the moving block (53). The
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With this configuration, a process of rehabilitating a finger using the
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First, a rehabilitation exercise for detecting, stopping, mediating, and holding a finger using the
2 and 3, in a state where there is no elastic deformation of the
At this time, keep your palms and fingers open. Further, the moving
Then, when a force applied to the
The force applied by the finger is transmitted to the
At this time, as shown in Figs. 4 and 5, the
When the force applied to the finger is gradually removed after a lapse of a predetermined time, the
Thus, by repeatedly performing the operation of bending and unfolding by applying a force to each finger, the finger can be actively rehabilitated.
Next, a description will be given of rehabilitation exercises of detection, stop, ring finger, and hand using the
The user places the palm of the hand on the
Subsequently, when the
As the
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In this manner, the user can manually re-perform the finger by repeating the operation of bending and spreading the fingers by the driving force of the
Meanwhile, a description will be given of a rehabilitation motion of the thumb using the
As shown in Fig. 6, in a state where there is no elastic deformation of the
At this time, keep your palms and thumbs open. Further, the moving
Then, when a force is applied so that the thumb gripped on the
The force applied by the thumb is transmitted to the
At this time, as shown in Fig. 7, as the
When the force applied to the thumb is gradually removed after a lapse of a predetermined time, the
Thus, by repeatedly bending and unfolding the thumb with force, the thumb can be actively rehabilitated.
Next, the rehabilitation motion of the thumb using the
The user places the palm of the hand on the
Subsequently, when the
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In this way, the user can manually re-perform the thumb by manually bending and expanding the thumb by the driving force of the
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Thus, it corresponds to the size and shape of various hands of the user, and in particular, corresponds to the length of various fingers of the user, and it is possible to regenerate the finger by adjusting the distance between the
As described above, according to the present invention, by modularizing the finger movement unit for directly moving the finger, the structure is simple, easy to assemble, there is no risk of breakage during use due to no stress concentration, It is possible to perform the rehabilitation exercise in a state where it is not possible to improve the convenience.
Further, by combining the elastic member and the
In addition, since the position of the cradle on which the palm is mounted can be adjusted, the finger can be rehabilitated regardless of the size and shape of the finger.
1: finger exercise device 10: frame
15: Cradle 20: Finger moving unit
21: Base 25: Link
27: finger grip 31: link block
35a, 35b: support block 41: guide shaft
51: block driving part 53: moving block
55: moving rod 57: elastic member
61: driving rod 63: actuator
67: Sensor part 71: Height adjustment part
73: Bracket 75: Retaining strap
77: height adjustment slot 78: height adjustment through hole
79: height adjustment knob 81:
83: Spacing adjustment slot 85: Spacing adjustment hole
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A mount provided on the frame, the mount being mounted on the palm; And
And a finger movement unit for moving a finger extending from the palm rested on the cradle,
Wherein the finger movement unit comprises:
Base;
A link having a finger grip on which fingers extend from the palm resting on said cradle;
A link block supporting the link and reciprocating linearly on the base;
A pair of support blocks spaced apart from each other with the link block interposed therebetween; And
And a block driver for linearly reciprocating the link block,
Wherein the block driver comprises:
A moving block which is reciprocally movable between any one of the pair of support blocks and the link block;
A moving rod stationary to the moving block and movably coupled to the other one of the pair of supporting blocks and the link block; And
And an elastic member for elastically supporting and interconnecting the link block and the moving block.
Wherein the block driver comprises:
A driving rod connected to the moving block; And
Further comprising an actuator in which the drive rod is elongated and reduced in length.
Further comprising a guide axis for guiding movement of the link block.
Further comprising a sensor section for measuring a movement distance of the link block.
Wherein the sensor unit comprises a film sensor provided between the base and the link block along a movement path of the link block and measuring a moving distance of the link block based on a pressed position in accordance with the movement of the link block, Exercise device.
Wherein the plurality of finger movement units are provided in parallel, and the plurality of finger movement units are arranged in parallel in the frame.
Wherein at least three finger motion units are provided, two of the at least three finger motion units are rotatably provided in the frame, and the remaining finger motion units are provided between the two finger motion units rotatably provided , A finger exercise device.
Further comprising a cradle height adjuster for adjusting a height of the cradle from the frame.
The cradle height adjuster includes:
A pair of brackets standing upright on the frame, the brackets being capable of being lifted and lowered;
A bracket fixture connecting the pair of brackets to each other and coupling the bracket;
A height adjustment slot formed on the plate surface of the pair of brackets opposite to the stationary fixture so as to extend along the spacing direction between the frame and the stand;
A height adjusting through hole formed in the height fixing slot so as to communicate with the height adjusting slot; And
And a height adjusting knob coupled to the height adjusting slot and the height adjusting through hole to fix the pair of brackets and the holder fixing member.
Further comprising a cradle-to-cradle-adjusting portion for adjusting an interval between the link and the cradle.
The cradle-
An interval adjusting slot formed through the cradle along the moving direction of the link block;
A gap adjusting through hole formed in the mount fixture so as to communicate with the gap adjusting slot; And
And a gap adjusting knob coupled to the gap adjusting slot and the gap adjusting through hole to fix the holder and the holder fixture.
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