KR20000029089A - Vibrating bouncer housing system - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: A bounce seat system for a baby is provided, which gives comfort and pleasure by reducing a vibration of the bounce seat with an automatic vibrator. CONSTITUTION: A bounce seat system for a baby(10) comprises: (i) a tubular frame(14)which limits the circumference of a horizontal base part(16) and a vertical back part(22) and has a leg(28) to support the horizontal base part(16) and the vertical back part(22); (ii) a textile cover(32) which covers the horizontal base part(16) and the vertical back part(22); (iii) a belt assembly body(36) which is combined with the top surface of the textile cover to keep the baby safe in the horizontal base part(16) and the vertical back part(22); (iv) a recess(40) which is formed on the textile adjacent to the base part to expose neighboring frame and constitutes 1/3 of center of the frame length in front of the base part having a vertical hole; (v) a vibrator housing which is positioned on the exposed part of the frame and has a flat upper side part having a door to receive a single D-size battery and an extended lower side part having a hollow housing; (vi) a horizontal supporting hole which is formed from one edge to the other edge of the housing in the length direction and includes a half-circle cut-out to receive the frame in the upper side part and the lower part housing part; (vii) vertically adhered holes which is positioned on the upper and lower housing part neighbored to the front circumference to receive a bolt passing through the vertical hole of the frame and has a hexagonal recess in the lower extended part of the hole to receive a hexagonal nut; (viii) a supplementary hole which extends upward in the rear having a bolt in the upper housing part and the neighbored lower housing part to connect upper and lower housing part with a bolt; (ix) a rotatable vibrator which is positioned inside of the housing and is electrically connected to the button and the battery, wherein the power does not exist.

Description

Vibration Bounce Housing System {VIBRATING BOUNCER HOUSING SYSTEM}

The present invention relates to an infant bounce seat system with an automatic vibrator and to effectively reduce the vibration of the infant bounce seat in order to entertain.

The use of infant seats having various structures and arrangements is known in the prior art. In spite of the many designs brought about by the various prior arts, which have been developed in particular to fulfill various purposes and requirements, infant seats having a variety of structures and arrangements designed to transmit movement to the infant seat through known methods and devices are known. It is known to have a general structure.

For example, Huang's U.S. Patent Application 5,507,564 describes an infant folding seat having an adjustable back portion. US Patent Application No. 5,370,441 to Shi-wen Chuang describes a baby chair for a wheeled cycle. U.S. Patent 5,575,530, assigned to the Gerry Baby Products Company, describes infant bounces. Huang's US Pat. No. 5,509,721 describes a child folding armchair. U.S. Patent Application No. 5,411,315, assigned to Childern On the Go, Inc., describes an infant bounce chair. U. S. Patent No. 5,308, 143, assigned to Joanna A. Nicholos, describes a safety locker for an infant seat. U. S. Patent No. 4,553, 786, assigned to William Lockett, III, describes an infant seat and lounge unit. US Patent No. 4,141,095 to Adachi describes an electronic cradle. Finally, US Patent Application No. 5,460,430, assigned to Hasbro, Inc., describes an infant seat.

While this device performs each specific purpose and requirement, the patent does not describe an infant bounce seat system with an automatic vibrator as described herein.

In this regard, the infant bounce seat system with an automatic vibrator according to the present invention starts from the concept and design of the prior art, and provides an apparatus developed to effectively reduce the vibration of the infant bounce sheet in order to provide a pleasure in doing so. .

Accordingly, it can be seen that there has been a continuing need for new and improved infant bounce seat systems with automatic vibrators that can be used to effectively reduce vibrations of the infant bounce seats for pleasure. In this respect, the present invention fulfills the above requirements.

In view of the disadvantages inherent in known types of infant seats having various structures and arrangements according to the prior art, the present invention provides an improved infant bounce seat with an automatic vibrator. As such, it is an object of the present invention described in more detail below to provide a new and improved infant bounce seat system with an automatic vibrator and a method with all the advantages of the prior art and without any disadvantages.

To achieve this, the present invention includes a new and improved infant bounce seat system with an automatic vibrator to effectively reduce the vibration of the infant bounce sheet to give pleasure. The system generally includes a tubular frame that defines the perimeter of the horizontal base portion. The base portion includes a vertical back side including a front end and a back end and having an upper end and a lower end adjacent to the back side of the base and having legs extending downward to support the base part and the back side. Included in this system is a fabric cover that surrounds the base and back for keeping the child at the top. Also included in the system is a belt assembly coupled to the fabric cover at the top to secure the child in the base and back. The system includes a recess formed in the fabric adjacent to the front of the base portion to expose the frame. This recess constitutes the center 1/3 of the frame length at the front of the base with spaced vertical holes through the frame. The vibrator housing is disposed in the exposed portion of the frame. The housing includes a flat top with a door to accommodate a single D-size battery. The housing includes an enlarged lower part with a hollow housing. The horizontal support has a semicircular cutout in the upper and lower housing portions joined to receive the frame in the middle and is formed transversely from the edge of the housing to the edge. Aligned vertical attachment holes are provided in the upper and lower housing portions adjacent the front edge to receive the bolts through the vertical holes in the frame with hexagonal recesses in the lower extensions to accommodate the hexagonal nuts that can engage the respective bolts. Is placed. The system includes a backing with screws in the upper housing portion for connecting between the upper and lower housings with screws and an assisting tool extending upward in the adjacent lower housing portion. The flat vertical plane is at the front of the lower housing portion with three buttons representing no power, low power and high power. Finally included as part of the system is a rotatable vibrator that is placed in a housing that is electrically connected to the button and battery, pressing down on the first button stops powering the vibrator, and pressing the second button on the frame and seat It generates low power in the vibrator for the low vibration of and press the third button to generate high power in the vibrator to vibrate the frame and sheet quickly.

In order that the detailed description that follows may be better understood, important features of the present invention are outlined in order to provide a better understanding of what contributes to this field. There are also other features of the invention described below and which form the subject of the appended claims.

In this regard, before describing at least one or more embodiments of the invention in detail, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited to the details of arrangement and structure of the components shown in the drawings and described in the following detailed description. The present invention can be implemented in various ways and other embodiments are possible. It is also to be understood that the terminology described herein is for the purpose of description and should not be regarded as limiting the invention.

Those skilled in the art will appreciate that the basic idea herein can be readily utilized as a basis for designing other structures, methods and systems for designing other structures, methods and systems for carrying out the various purposes of the present invention. I will understand that. Accordingly, the claims should be regarded as including equivalent structures, without departing from the scope of the present invention.

It is therefore an object of the present invention to provide a new and improved infant bounce seat system with an automatic vibrator having all the advantages of an infant seat having various structures and arrangements according to the prior art and without any disadvantages.

It is another object of the present invention to provide a new and improved infant bounce seat system with an automatic vibrator that can be manufactured and marketed easily and efficiently.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a new and improved infant bounce seat system with an automatic vibrator constructed of a durable and reliable structure.

The present invention provides a new and improved infant bounce seat system with an automatic vibrator that can be sold at low prices to consumers by reducing manufacturing costs for raw material and labor costs, which is economical for infant bounce seat systems with automatic vibrators. .

Another object of the present invention is to provide an infant bounce seat system with an automatic vibrator for effectively alleviating vibrations of the infant bounce seat for comfort.

Finally, the present invention includes a tubular frame defining a perimeter of a horizontal base portion having a front end and a back end and a perimeter of a vertical back portion having an upper end and a lower end adjacent to the back of the base part and having a base part and a back part. It is to provide a new and improved infant bounce seat system with an automatic vibrator for effectively mitigating the vibration of the bounce seat for comfort, with a down leg to support it. Also included is a fabric cover surrounding the base and back to keep the child on top. Also included is a vibrator housing placed on the exposed portion of the frame. The housing has a flat top with a door to receive the battery. The housing includes an enlarged lower part with a hollow housing for supporting the battery. The support is formed transversely from the edge to the edge of the housing with cut-outs in the upper and lower housing portions joined to receive the frame. The aligned attachments are placed in the upper and lower housing portions adjacent the front edge to receive the bolts through the holes in the frame with recesses in the lower extensions to accommodate the bolts that can engage the bolts. The replenishment extends upward in the lower housing portion. The surface is also included in the front portion of the lower housing having a plurality of buttons indicating no power, low power and high power. Finally, including a vibrator placed inside the housing electrically connected to the button and the battery, pressing the first button stops powering the vibrator and pressing the second button generates low power to the vibrator for low vibrations of the frame and seat, Pressing the button generates high power to the vibrator against rapid vibrations of the frame and seat.

Various novel and other objects that characterize the invention constitute part of the description and are set forth in the appended claims. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS In order to better understand the present invention, the operational advantages of the present invention, and the specific objects obtained by using the present invention, reference should be made to the accompanying drawings and detailed description showing preferred embodiments of the present application.

The invention will be more readily understood and the various objects of the present invention will become apparent when the following detailed description is read. The following detailed description is described with reference to the accompanying drawings:

1 is a perspective view of a preferred embodiment of an infant bounce seat with an automatic vibrator constructed in accordance with the principles of the present invention;

FIG. 2 is an enlarged perspective view of the vibrator in the original part 2 of FIG. 1.

3 is a top side view of the vibrator shown in FIG.

4 is a front view of the vibrator shown in the figure.

5 is a side view taken along line 5-5 of FIG. 4;

6 is a cross sectional view along line 6-6 of FIG. 5;

Like numbers refer to like parts throughout.

In the accompanying drawings, a preferred embodiment of a new and improved infant bounce seat system with an automatic vibrator will be described, in particular with reference numeral 10 in FIG. 1, which realizes the principles and concepts of the present invention.

According to the invention, an infant bounce seat system with an automatic vibrator 10 consists of a number of components. According to the text this component comprises a frame, a cover, a belt assembly and a vibrator housing. The components are each arranged and correlated to achieve the desired purpose.

The new and improved infant bounce seat system 10 includes an automatic vibrator that effectively reduces vibration of the infant bounce seat to provide comfort. The system generally includes a tubular frame 14 that defines around a horizontal base portion 16. The base portion has a front end 18 and a rear end 20. The seat frame includes a vertical back portion 22. This back portion has an upper end 24 and a lower end 26 adjacent the back portion of the base portion. The frame has a leg 28 extending downward to support the base portion and the back portion.

The system includes a fabric cover 32 surrounding the base portion and the back portion. This cover and frame serve to hold the child on the upper surface of the cover.

The system according to the invention comprises a belt assembly 36 coupled to a fabric cover. The belt assembly rests on the top surface of the cover to keep the child secure in the back and base portions of the seat.

The recess 40 is formed of a fabric adjacent to the front of the base to expose the adjacent frame. The recess constitutes the center 1/3 of the frame length at the front of the base. Spaced vertical spheres 42 extend through the frame in the exposed area of the frame.

The system according to the invention comprises a vibrator housing 46. This housing is placed in the exposed part of the frame. The housing has a flat top 48 with a door 50 to accommodate a single D-size battery 52. This housing includes an enlarged lower portion 54 having a hollow housing 56.

The horizontal support 60 is formed in the system in the transverse direction from the edge of the housing to the edge. This hole includes a semicircular cut-out in the upper and lower housing portions. This cutout is coupled to receive the frame.

Aligned vertical attachments 64, 66 are positioned in the upper and lower housing portions adjacent to the front edge to accommodate the bolts 68 passing through the vertical openings of the frame. Hexagonal recesses are formed in the lower extensions of the holes 66 to receive hexagonal nuts that can be engaged with their respective bolts.

In this system, the assisting tool 76 extends upwardly in the lower housing portion adjacent the back with the screw 78 in the upper housing portion to connect the upper and lower housing portions with the screw 80.

The system is also provided with a flat vertical plane 84 at the front portion of the lower housing having three buttons 86, 88, 90 indicating no power, low power and high power.

Finally provided in this system is a rotatable vibrator 94. The vibrator is placed inside the housing and is electrically connected to the button and the battery. In this way, pressing the first button 86 down will stop powering the vibrator. Pressing the second button 88 down will generate low power to the vibrator for low vibration of the frame and seat. Pressing the third button 90 will generate high power to the vibrator for rapid vibration of the frame and seat.

The system according to the invention consists of a two-speed clamshell housing comprising a two-speed vibrating motor, a 1D size battery, three button switch assemblies and a terminal. The housing is mounted to the bounce frame, the tube with two nuts and bolts that pass directly through a hole in the tube that clamps the two-part housing for improved vibration transmission to the bounce frame. The shape of the housing and the method of attachment to the frame for better transmission of vibrations through the tubes makes the present invention superior to the prior art.

Regarding the operation and use method of the present invention, it will be apparent from the above detailed description. Therefore, the operation and the method of use are no longer described.

With respect to the above detailed description, the optimum size relationship for the component according to the invention, including size, material, shape, form, function and method of operation, change in assembly and use, is readily apparent to those skilled in the art. All equivalent relationships described in and shown in the accompanying drawings are realized to be encompassed by the present invention.

The foregoing is only regarded as illustrating the principles of the invention. As those skilled in the art can make various modifications and changes, the present invention is not limited to the structures and operations shown and described in the drawings.

Claims (4)

In the infant bounce seat system with an automatic vibrator to effectively reduce vibration of the infant bounce seat for comfort and enjoyment, Define a horizontal base portion having a front end and a back end and a vertical back portion having an upper end and a lower end adjacent to the back portion of the base portion and extending downward to support the base portion and the back portion. The branch comprises a tubular frame; A fabric cover comprising a back portion and a base portion for retaining the child at the top surface; A belt assembly coupled to the fabric cover of the top surface to keep the child secure in the base portion and the back portion; A recess formed in the fabric adjacent the front of the base portion to expose a neighboring frame, the recess constituting a center one third of the frame length at the front of the base portion having vertical holes spaced apart through the frame; A vibrator housing disposed on an exposed portion of the frame, having a flat top surface with a door for receiving a single D-size battery, and having a hollow housing and an enlarged lower portion; A horizontal support formed transversely from edge to edge of the housing having semicircular cut-outs in the upper and lower housing portions joined to receive the frame; A vertical attachment aligned to the upper and lower housing portions adjacent the front edge to receive the bolt through the vertical opening of the frame with a hexagonal recess in the lower extension to receive a hexagonal nut that can engage each bolt and; An assisting tool extending upward in the lower housing adjacent the back having a thread in the upper housing for connecting the upper and lower housing portions with the screw; A flat vertical surface at the front of the lower housing having three buttons with indicators indicating no power, low power and high power; It includes a rotatable vibrator located inside the housing electrically connected to the button and the battery, press the first button to stop powering the vibrator, press the second button to generate low power to the vibrator for low vibration of the frame, and A bounce seat system for infants that generates high power with a vibrator against high speed vibration of the frame and the seat when pressed. In the infant bounce seat system with an automatic vibrator to effectively reduce vibration of the infant bounce seat for comfort and enjoyment, A horizontal base portion having a front end and a back end and a tubular frame defining a circumference of a vertical back portion having an upper end and a lower end adjacent to the back portion of the base portion; A fabric cover surrounding the back and base portions to keep the child at the top surface; A vibrator housing lying on the exposed portion of the frame, having a flat upper portion with a door to receive the battery, and having a hollow housing and an enlarged lower portion to hold the battery; A support formed laterally from edge to edge of the housing having cut-outs in the upper and lower housing portions coupled to receive the frame; An attachment arranged in the upper, lower housing portion adjacent the front edge to receive the bolt through a hole in the frame having a recess in the lower extension for receiving a nut that can be bolted; An assisting tool extending upward from the lower housing portion; A surface on the front portion of the lower housing with a plurality of buttons indicating no power, low power and high power; And a vibrator placed inside the housing electrically connected to the button and the battery, press the first button to stop powering the vibrator, press the second button to generate low power to the vibrator for low vibration of the frame and seat, and press the third button. Pressing the bounce seat system for infants, characterized in that to generate high power with vibrator against high speed vibration of frame and seat. 3. The infant bounce seat system of claim 2 including a belt assembly coupled to the fabric cover of the top surface to keep the child secure in the base and back portions. 3. A frame according to claim 2, comprising a recess formed in the fabric adjacent the front of the base portion to expose the frame, the recess being the center of the frame length at the front of the base having vertical holes spaced apart through the frame. A bounce seat system for infants, comprising three.