KR20170027968A - Simulation apparatus for earth science - Google Patents

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KR20170027968A
KR20170027968A KR1020150124626A KR20150124626A KR20170027968A KR 20170027968 A KR20170027968 A KR 20170027968A KR 1020150124626 A KR1020150124626 A KR 1020150124626A KR 20150124626 A KR20150124626 A KR 20150124626A KR 20170027968 A KR20170027968 A KR 20170027968A
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A geoscientific simulation apparatus is disclosed. The geoscientific simulation apparatus according to the present invention includes: a rotating body capable of rotating about a first axis of rotation; a sun body coupled with the rotating body on the first axis of rotation; a first power transmission unit transmitting power so that the rotating body rotates about the first axis of rotation; an earth body rotatably coupled with the rotating body on a second axis of rotation separated from the first axis of rotation; a second power transmission unit connecting the earth body and the first power transmission unit to each other so that the earth body rotates in tandem with the rotating body; a moon body rotatably coupled with the rotating body on the second axis of rotation; and a third power transmission unit connecting the moon body and the second power transmission unit to each other so that the moon body rotates in tandem with the rotating body. According to the present invention, which includes the sun body coupled on the first axis of rotation of the rotating body and the earth body and the moon body rotating relative to the rotating body on the second axis of rotation, the earth body and the moon body rotate relative to the rotating body while rotating in tandem with the rotating body. Accordingly, the apparatus is capable of easily expressing processes of the revolution and rotation of the earth and the revolution and rotation of the moon and their correlations. As a result, the present invention is capable of providing a teaching aid useful for the understanding of the relationship between the sun, earth, and moon.

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{SIMULATION APPARATUS FOR EARTH SCIENCE}

The present invention relates to a simulation apparatus for earth science, and more particularly, to a simulation apparatus for earth science which can easily represent and understand the motion of the sun, the earth, and the moon, and the rotation between them as learning materials.

On the Earth, the day and the night change, and the season changes every year, due to the earth's rotation and rotation around the sun. The earth revolves one wheel for 24 hours from west to east and revolves around the sun for 365 days in the same direction as the direction of rotation, with the axis of rotation tilted 23.5 °. A planet is an object that revolves around the sun at regular intervals by the attraction of the sun like the Earth.

The moon orbits the earth from east to west with a period of about 27.3 days. Like the moon, the orbits that revolve around the planet are called satellites. The moon is the only satellite on Earth, and its size is small, so its gravity is about one sixth of that of Earth, and it does not have an atmosphere.

The moon also rotates and revolves like the earth, and the moon's orbit and rotation cycle are all equal to one month.

The moon is rotating around the earth rotating around the sun, and if you want to understand the rotation and rotation of the earth and the rotation and rotation of the moon together, there may be difficulty in education and learning, And Moon are introduced in order to make it easier to express and understand the relationship of the Moon.

In this regard, Korean Patent Registration No. 10-0631334 (registered date 2006.09.27.) Discloses a "simulated month observer ", specifically, a body including a case, a rotary plate installed on the upper surface of the body, A camera mounted on the center axis of the earth, a camera that transmits the image taken on the earth to the monitor, a model that is assembled between the supports fixed to the rotation plate and rotates around the earth with the rotation plate, An illumination light for illuminating the light, a monitor connected to the PC programmed to display the image transmitted from the camera, a supplementary learning material such as a moon photo printed on various moon-shaped pictures and a panel, , Observing the same phase of observing the Moon on Earth using a camera and changing the phase of the Moon Students who do not actually observe can easily understand the implementation of the phenomenon (eclipse, lunar eclipse) and the principle of the moon, as well as alternative observation effects such as observing changes in the shape of the moon at night through the monitor .

As another prior art, Korean Patent No. 10-1152102 (registered on May 25, 2012) discloses a "solar eclipse and lunar simulation device ", and a solar cell having a lamp that emits light is placed on the ground It is installed at the center of the base, and the earth body is installed so that it rotates while revolving around the sun body by the conveying means. In addition, the earth body is provided with a rotating body that revolves around the earth body, It simulates earth movements and simulates the total eclipses and lunar eclipses by adjusting the location of the earth and moon to the eclipse position and lunar location.

However, there is a need for an apparatus that can more easily express the sun, the earth, and the moon for accurate understanding of the rotation and orbit, and a development of a simulation apparatus having excellent productivity is required.

It is an object of the present invention to provide a teaching simulator which can easily express and understand the motions of the sun, the earth and the moon, and the rotation between the two, and can perform simulations of earth science which can be easily assembled, Device.

The above object is achieved by a rotary electric machine comprising: a rotating body rotatable about a first rotating shaft; A sun body coupled to the rotating body on the first rotation axis; A first power transmission unit that transmits power to rotate the rotating body around the first rotation axis; A jig body rotatably coupled to the rotary body on a second rotary shaft spaced from the first rotary shaft; A second power transmission unit connecting the first power transmission unit and the strap so that the strap rotates in conjunction with the rotation body; A mover rotatably coupled to the rotating body on the second rotation axis; And a third power transmission unit connecting the second power transmission unit and the metronome so that the conduit rotates in conjunction with the rotating body.

The first power transmission unit may include: a first power gear coupled to the rotary body on the first rotation shaft in a relatively rotatable manner; A second power gear fixedly coupled to the first power gear on the first rotation axis; A third power gear rotating in engagement with the second power gear and being relatively rotatably coupled to the rotating body; A fourth power gear fixedly coupled to the third power gear; And a fifth power gear provided on the first rotating shaft and engaging with the fourth power gear and fixedly coupled to the rotating body.

Here, the first power gear, the second power gear, and the third power gear may be located below the rotating body, and the fourth power gear and the fifth power gear may be located above the rotating body.

A driving gear rotatably engaged with the first power gear, the rotational axis of the driving gear being orthogonal to the rotational axis of the first power gear; A driving rod formed to be long along a rotational axis of the driving gear; And a knob for bending and gripping the driving rod.

The second power transmission unit may include a first rotating gear fixedly coupled to the body and coupled to the rotating body on the second rotating shaft in a relatively rotatable manner; A first connecting gear engaged with the first rotating gear and relatively rotatably coupled to the rotating body; A second connecting gear concentric with the first connecting gear and having a small diameter and fixedly coupled to the first connecting gear; And an intermediate gear engaged with the second coupling gear and rotating in conjunction with the fourth power gear.

Wherein the third power transmitting portion includes a second rotating gear fixedly coupled to the mating body and coupled with the first rotating gear on the second rotating shaft so as to be rotatable relative to the first rotating gear, As shown in FIG.

In the earth science simulation apparatus according to the present invention, the second power transmission unit includes a second rotating gear fixedly coupled to the geared body and coupled to the rotating body on the second rotating shaft in a relatively rotatable manner; And an intermediate gear which meshes with the second rotating gear and rotates in conjunction with the fourth power gear.

Wherein the third power transmitting portion includes: a first rotating gear fixedly coupled to the mating body and coupled to the second rotating shaft on the second rotating shaft in a relatively rotatable manner; A first connecting gear engaged with the first rotating gear and relatively rotatably coupled to the rotating body; And a second connection gear which is concentric with the first connection gear and has a small diameter and is fixedly coupled to the first connection gear and rotates in engagement with the intermediate gear.

The simulation apparatus for earth science in accordance with the present invention is characterized in that the upper surface is formed in a circular ring shape having a flat center on the first rotation axis and an inner diameter is smaller than a straight line distance between the first rotation axis and the second rotation axis, A circular frame which is larger than a straight line connecting the rotation axis and the second rotation axis; A first support frame coupled to a lower side of the circular frame; A second support frame intersecting the first support frame and coupled to the lower side of the circular frame; And a connection frame coupled to the second support frame and having a through hole penetrating the driving rod.

A wheel that is seated on the upper surface of the circular frame may be coupled to the rotating body.

In the earth science simulation apparatus according to the present invention, a camera may be installed in the earth body.

According to the present invention, there is provided a rotary body including a sun body coupled to a first rotary shaft of a rotary body, a diver body and a Dal body rotating on the rotary body on a second rotary shaft, It is possible to provide a device for easily expressing the process of the orbiting and turning of the earth, the process of the orbiting and turning of the moon, and the relationship between them, and can provide a useful material for understanding the relationship between the sun, the earth and the moon .

1 is a perspective view showing a simulation apparatus for earth science according to an embodiment of the present invention,
FIG. 2 is a view showing a coupling relationship of some configurations in the earth science simulation apparatus according to another embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a view showing a coupling relationship of some configurations in the earth science simulation apparatus according to another embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a view showing a state before the circular frame, the first support frame, the second support frame, and the connection frame are assembled in the earth science simulation apparatus shown in FIG.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the following description of the present invention, the well-known functions or constructions are not described in order to simplify the gist of the present invention.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a simulation apparatus 1 for earth science according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing a combination of some configurations in a simulation apparatus 1 for earth science according to another embodiment of the present invention. And FIG. 3 is a view showing the coupling relationship of some configurations in the earth science simulation apparatus 1 according to another embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the simulation apparatus 1 for earth science shown in FIG. The first supporting frame 20, the second supporting frame 30, and the connecting frame 40 are assembled in the circular frame 10, the circular frame 10, the first supporting frame 20, the second supporting frame 30,

The earth science simulation apparatus 1 according to the present invention includes a rotating body 80, a sun body 300, a first power transmitting portion, a geared body 100, a second power transmitting portion, a connecting body 200, And a transmission unit.

The earth science simulation apparatus 1 according to the present invention comprises a circular frame 10, a first support frame 20, a second support frame 30 and a connection frame 40, The first support frame 20, the second support frame 30, and the connection frame 40 are assembled together to form the overall framework of the earth science simulation apparatus 1 according to the present invention.

The rotatable body 80 may be in the form of a generally flat plate, wherein the rotatable body 80 may have an elongated shape along the longitudinal direction, as shown in Fig. 1, or alternatively may be in the form of a circular plate have. However, it is preferable that the rotating body 80 is formed in an elongated shape for easy identification of rotation and reduction of power required for rotation.

The rotating body 80 is configured to rotate about the first rotation axis S1 and the first rotation axis S1 forms the center of the earth science simulation apparatus 1 according to the present invention.

The sun body 300 is in the shape of a sphere representing the sun and is fixed on the first rotation axis S1 and fixed on the upper side of the rotation body 80 in particular.

The solar cell 300 may be provided with an illumination means 310 therein and the illumination means 310 may be made of an LED for the purpose of producing a light like a sun.

The globe 100 is in the form of a sphere representing the earth and is fixed on the second rotation axis S5 and fixed on the upper side of the rotation body 80 in particular. The second rotation axis S5 is formed at a position sufficiently spaced from the first rotation axis S1 and if the first rotation axis S1 is located at the center of the earth science simulation apparatus 1 according to the present invention, S5 are biased to the edge of the earth science simulation apparatus 1 according to the present invention.

The globe 100 is rotatably coupled to the rotary body 80 about the second rotary shaft S5 so that when the rotary body 80 rotates about the first rotary axis S1, Rotates together with the rotating body 80 (the same motion as that of the earth is created), and rotates against the rotating body 80 (the same motion as the rotation of the earth is produced).

A camera 110 may be formed on the globe 100. The camera 110 may photograph an image or an image viewed from the globe 100 when the glove 100 rotates.

Meanwhile, the camera 110 may be connected to a separate server or a wired / wireless terminal through a wired or wireless Internet, and the image photographed by the camera may be displayed in a separate device.

The moon body 200 is in the form of a sphere representing the moon and is fixed on the second rotary shaft S5 and fixed particularly on the upper side of the rotary body 80. [

The rotating body of the body 200 is not located on the same vertical line as the rotating body 200 but the rotating body of the body 200 is not located on the same vertical line, And the connection arm 130 is provided for this purpose.

The connecting arm 130 is curved outward or curved toward the upper side so that the connecting body 130 is connected to the upper end of the connecting arm 130 so that the connecting body 130 is positioned around the connecting body 130 .

The housing body 200 is rotatably coupled to the rotating body 80 about the second rotating shaft S5 so that when the rotating body 80 rotates about the first rotating shaft S1 as the center, And rotates together with the rotating body 80 and rotates about the globe 100. (Motion such as rotation and revolution of the body 200 is produced)

The first power transmission portion is configured to transmit the power so that the rotating body 80 rotates about the first rotation axis S1. Specifically, the first power transmission portion includes a first power gear 61, a second power gear 62, A gear 63, a fourth power gear 64, and a fifth power gear 65, as shown in Fig.

The first power gear 61 is rotatably coupled to the rotary body 80 on the first rotation axis S1.

The second power gear 62 is also formed on the first rotation axis S1 and is fixedly coupled to the first power gear 61 to rotate against the rotating body 80. [ That is, the second power gear 62 rotates together with the first power gear 61.

The third power gear 63 rotates in engagement with the second power gear 62 and is rotatably coupled to the rotary body 80 about the third rotary shaft S2. That is, when the second power gear 62 rotates, the third power gear 63 is engaged and rotated, but the directions of rotation are opposite to each other.

The fourth power gear 64 is fixedly coupled to the third power gear 63 and shares the rotation axes with each other. The fourth power gear 64 is located on the upper side of the rotating body 80 if the third power gear 63 is located below the rotating body 80. [

The fifth power gear 65 is provided on the first rotation shaft S1 and meshes with the fourth power gear 64 and is fixedly coupled to the rotating body 80. [ That is, unlike the fourth power gear 64 that rotates against the rotating body 80, the fifth power gear 65 is fixedly coupled to the rotating body 80 and does not rotate against the rotating body 80.

Therefore, when the fourth power gear 64 rotates against the rotating body 80, the fifth power gear 65, which meshes with the fourth power gear 64, rotates instead of the fourth power gear 64, And the third rotary shaft S2 is rotated about the first rotary shaft S1 so that the rotary 80 is rotated.

The sun gear (300) is fixedly coupled to the upper side of the fifth power gear (65).

The first power gear 61, the second power gear 62 and the third power gear 63 in the simulation system 1 for earth science according to the present invention are located under the rotating body 80, The fourth power gear 64 and the fifth power gear 65 may be located above the rotating body 80 so that smooth operation can be achieved while excluding interference between the gears.

The earth science simulation apparatus 1 according to the present invention may further include a drive gear 53, a drive rod 51, and a handle 52.

The driving gear 53 meshes with the first power gear 61 and rotates so that the rotating shaft is orthogonal to the rotating shaft of the first power gear 61. That is, if the rotation axis (first rotation axis S1) of the first power gear 61 is vertical, the rotation axis of the drive gear 53 may be along the horizontal direction.

The driving gear 53 and the first power gear 61 are shaped like a bevel gear and can be engaged with each other.

The driving rod 51 constitutes a rotating shaft of the driving gear 53, and is formed long along the rotating shaft.

The handle 52 may be bent at the end of the driving rod 51 (opposite to the driving gear 53), particularly bent twice, and may be formed in various shapes that the user can grasp.

Accordingly, when the handle 52 is rotated with the driving rod 51 as a rotation axis, the driving force of the driving gear 53 can be transmitted to the first power transmitting portion.

The second power transmission unit allows the diagonal body 100 to rotate with respect to the rotary body 80 and also allows the diagonal body 100 to rotate in conjunction with the rotary body 80. [ To this end, the second power transmission unit connects the first power transmission unit and the strap body 100 so that the rotational power of the first power transmission unit can be transmitted to the strap body 100.

Specifically, the second power transmitting portion may include a first rotating gear 74, a first connecting gear 72, a second connecting gear 71, and an intermediate gear 66.

The first rotating shaft (74) is rotatably coupled to the rotating body (80) on the second rotating shaft (S5).

The jig 100 may be fixedly coupled to the first rotating gear 74 and may include a supporting body 110 and a supporting arm 120 for coupling the jig 100 and the first rotating gear 74 .

The supporting arm 120 is inclined in the vertical direction so as to form a long rod shape so that the rotating shaft can take the form of an inclined earth and the supporting body 110 is fixedly coupled to the supporting arm 120, 74, respectively.

As a result, the geared member 100 is rotated together with the rotation of the first rotating gear 74 against the rotating body 80.

The first connecting gear 72 meshes with the first rotating gear 74 and is rotatably coupled to the rotating body 80 about the fourth rotating shaft S4.

The second connecting gear 71 is also formed on the fourth rotating shaft S4 and is fixedly coupled to the first connecting gear 72 to rotate with respect to the rotating body 80. [ That is, the second connecting gear 71 rotates together with the first connecting gear 72.

The second connecting gear 71 is concentric with the first connecting gear 72 and has a diameter smaller than the diameter of the first connecting gear 72.

The intermediate gear 66 is rotatably engaged on the rotary body 80 about the fifth rotary shaft S3 and engages with the second connecting gear 71 and is engaged with the fourth power gear 64 to rotate The gear 66 can be rotated in engagement with the fourth power gear 64). The rotational power of the first power transmitting portion is transmitted to the second power transmitting portion while passing through the intermediate gear 66 so that the geared member 100 is rotated.

It is preferable that the number of the intermediate gears 66 is adjusted so that the rotation direction of the rotating body 80 and the rotation direction of the strap body 100 coincide with each other.

The third power transmission unit connects the second power transmission unit and the relay unit 200 so that the relay unit 200 rotates in conjunction with the rotating body 80. The third power transmitting portion rotates the trunk body 200 about the trunk body 100 when the trunk body 100 rotates against the rotating body 80 in conjunction with the rotation of the rotating body 80 do.

The third power transmitting portion may include a second rotating gear (73).

The second rotating gear 73 is fixedly coupled to the housing body 200 and is rotatably coupled to the first rotating shaft 74 on the second rotating shaft S5. As shown in Fig. 2, the diameter of the second rotating gear 73 may be larger than that of the first rotating gear 74. As shown in Fig.

The first rotating gear 74 and the second rotating gear 73 are rotatable relative to each other while sharing the rotating shaft.

The lower end of the connecting arm 130 may be fixedly coupled to the second rotating gear 73.

In the earth science simulation apparatus 1 according to the present invention, the second rotating gear 73 may be rotated to engage with the second connecting gear 71.

That is, when the first rotating gear 74 rotates in engagement with the first connecting gear 72, the second rotating gear 73 can rotate in engagement with the second connecting gear 71, The rotation speed of the strap body 100 can be made much faster than the rotation speed of the body 200 while the rotation direction of the strap body 100 is matched with the rotation direction of the body.

The second power transmission portion in the earth science simulation apparatus 1 according to the present invention may include the second rotating gear 73 and the intermediate gear 66, The power transmitting portion may include a first rotating gear 74, a first connecting gear 72, and a second connecting gear 71 (see FIG. 3).

At this time, the second rotating gear 73 is fixedly coupled to the diaphragm 100 and is rotatably coupled to the rotating body 80 on the second rotating shaft S5. That is, the support arm 120 supporting the strap body 100 and the support body 110 are not fixed to the first rotating gear 74 but can be fixedly coupled to the second rotating gear 73. 3)

The intermediate gear 66 is configured so as to rotate in conjunction with the fourth power gear 64, and is also engaged with the second rotating gear 73 to rotate.

That is, the rotation of the second rotating gear 73 is not engaged with the second connecting gear 71, but may be engaged with the intermediate gear 66.

The first rotating gear 74 constituting the third power transmitting portion is fixedly coupled to the mating body 200 and is coupled to the second rotating gear 73 in a relatively rotatable manner on the second rotating shaft S5. That is, the connecting arm 130 for supporting the housing body 200 is not fixed to the second rotating gear 73 but can be fixedly coupled to the first rotating gear 74.

The first connecting gear 72 meshes with the first rotating gear 74 and is rotatably coupled to the rotating body 80, as described above.

The second connection gear 71 may also be configured to rotate in engagement with the intermediate gear 66 concentrically with the first connection gear 72, as described above.

The first connecting gear 72 and the second connecting gear 71 rotate in accordance with the rotation of the intermediate gear 66 so that the first rotating gear 74 rotates, The rotation of the diaphragm 100 is performed while the second rotating gear 73 is engaged with the intermediate gear 66 and the rotation of the diaphragm 100 is performed.

As described above, the circular frame 10, the first support frame 20, the second support frame 30, and the connection frame 40 are assembled together to form the overall framework of the earth science simulation apparatus 1 according to the present invention And the circular frame 10, the first support frame 20, the second support frame 30, and the connection frame 40 may be formed by cutting the same flat plate.

The circular frame 10 is formed in a circular ring shape having a flat upper surface around the first rotation axis S1 and has an inner diameter smaller than a linear distance connecting the first rotation axis S1 and the second rotation axis S5, Is larger than a straight line connecting the first rotation axis S1 and the second rotation axis S5.

The first support frame 20 is coupled to the lower side of the circular frame 10 to form a leg, and is generally formed in a rectangular shape. The first support frame 20 includes a frame 21 in the horizontal direction and frames 22, 23 and 24 in the vertical direction and protrusions 26 are formed on the upper ends of the frames 22 and 23 in the vertical direction. The projections 26 can be engaged with the circular frame 10 while being inserted into the grooves 11 of the circular frame 10.

The second support frame 30 is also coupled to the lower side of the circular frame 10 to form a leg, is generally in the form of a letter U, and crosses the first support frame 20. The second support frame 30 includes a frame 31 in the horizontal direction and frames 32, 33 and 34 in the vertical direction and protrusions 36 are formed on the upper ends of the frames 32 and 33 in the vertical direction. The projection 36 can be engaged with the circular frame 10 while being inserted into the groove 12 of the circular frame 10.

Slits 25 and 35 may be formed in each of the first support frame 20 and the second support frame 30 so as to be engaged with each other at points where the slits 25 and 35 are formed. .

The connection frame 40 is coupled to the second support frame 30 and has a through hole 42 through which the drive rod 51 passes. Slits 41 and 37 may be formed in the connection frame 40 and the slits 41 and 37 may be formed in the connection frame 40 and the second support frame 30, Can be inserted while being inserted into each other at a point where they are formed.

A wheel 81 may be coupled to the rotating body 80 in the earth science simulation apparatus 1 according to the present invention and the wheel 81 may be coupled to the lower side of the rotating body 80 at a point adjacent to the second rotating shaft S5 So as to be able to move along the circular frame 10 during the rotation of the rotating body 80. This makes it possible to rotate the rotating body 80 smoothly.

As described above, according to the earth science simulation apparatus 1 of the present invention, the sun element 300 coupled to the first rotary shaft S1 of the rotary body 80, the rotary body (not shown) The earth body 100 and the moon body 200 rotate relative to each other while rotating relative to the rotary body 80 so that the earth body 100 and the moon body 200 rotate together with the revolving body 80, It is possible to provide a device for easily expressing the processes of rotation, rotation and rotation of the moon, and the relationship between the moon and the moon, and to provide a useful material for understanding the relationship between the sun, the earth and the moon.

While the present invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to exemplary embodiments thereof, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited to the disclosed embodiments, but, on the contrary, It is obvious to those who have. Accordingly, it should be understood that such modifications or alterations should not be understood individually from the technical spirit and viewpoint of the present invention, and that modified embodiments fall within the scope of the claims of the present invention.

1: Earth science simulation device 10: Circular frame
20: first support frame 30: second support frame
40: connecting frame 51: driving rod
52: handle 53: drive gear
61: first power gear 62: second power gear
63: Third power gear 64: Fourth power gear
65: fifth power gear 66: intermediate gear
71: second connecting gear 72: first connecting gear
73: second rotating gear 74: first rotating gear
80: rotating body 100: earth body
110: camera 200:
300: Solar body
S1: first rotation axis S2: third rotation axis
S3: fifth rotation axis S4: fourth rotation axis
S5:

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A rotating body rotatable about a first rotating shaft;
A sun body coupled to the rotating body on the first rotation axis;
A first power transmission unit that transmits power to rotate the rotating body around the first rotation axis;
A jig body rotatably coupled to the rotary body on a second rotary shaft spaced from the first rotary shaft;
A second power transmission unit connecting the first power transmission unit and the strap so that the strap rotates in conjunction with the rotation body;
A mover rotatably coupled to the rotating body on the second rotation axis; And
And a third power transmission unit for connecting the second power transmission unit and the metronome so that the communication unit rotates in conjunction with the rotation unit.
The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the first power transmitting portion includes:
A first power gear rotatably coupled to the rotating body on the first rotating shaft;
A second power gear fixedly coupled to the first power gear on the first rotation axis;
A third power gear rotating in engagement with the second power gear and being relatively rotatably coupled to the rotating body;
A fourth power gear fixedly coupled to the third power gear;
And a fifth power gear provided on the first rotating shaft and engaging with the fourth power gear and fixedly coupled to the rotating body.
3. The method of claim 2,
Wherein the first power gear, the second power gear, and the third power gear are located below the rotating body, and the fourth power gear and the fifth power gear are located on the upper side of the rotating body. Device.
3. The method of claim 2,
A drive gear rotating in engagement with the first power gear, the rotation axis of the drive gear being orthogonal to the rotation axis of the first power gear;
A driving rod formed to be long along a rotational axis of the driving gear; And
Further comprising: a handle that can be bent and gripped by the driving rod.
3. The method of claim 2,
The second power transmission unit includes:
A first rotating gear fixedly coupled to the body and coupled to the rotating body on the second rotating shaft in a relatively rotatable manner;
A first connecting gear engaged with the first rotating gear and relatively rotatably coupled to the rotating body;
A second connecting gear concentric with the first connecting gear and having a small diameter and fixedly coupled to the first connecting gear; And
And an intermediate gear engaged with the second coupling gear and rotating in conjunction with the fourth power gear.
6. The method of claim 5,
The third power transmission unit includes:
And a second rotating gear fixedly coupled to the mating body and coupled to the first rotating gear in a relatively rotatable manner on the second rotating shaft,
And the second rotating gear is rotated in engagement with the second connecting gear.
3. The method of claim 2,
The second power transmission unit includes:
A second rotating gear fixedly coupled to the body and coupled to the rotating body on the second rotating shaft in a relatively rotatable manner; And
And an intermediate gear which meshes with the second rotating gear and rotates in conjunction with the fourth power gear.
8. The method of claim 7,
The third power transmission unit includes:
A first rotating gear fixedly coupled to the mating body and coupled with the second rotating gear on the second rotating shaft in a relatively rotatable manner;
A first connecting gear engaged with the first rotating gear and relatively rotatably coupled to the rotating body; And
And a second connection gear which is concentric with the first connection gear and has a small diameter and is fixedly coupled to the first connection gear and rotates in engagement with the intermediate gear.
5. The method of claim 4,
Wherein the inner diameter is smaller than the straight distance between the first rotation axis and the second rotation axis and the outer diameter is larger than the straight distance between the first rotation axis and the second rotation axis Large circular frame;
A first support frame coupled to a lower side of the circular frame;
A second support frame intersecting the first support frame and coupled to the lower side of the circular frame; And
Further comprising a connection frame coupled to the second support frame and having a through hole penetrating the drive rod.
10. The method of claim 9,
And a wheel mounted on an upper surface of the circular frame is coupled to the rotating body.
11. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 10,
And a camera is installed on the earth body.
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