KR20230166717A - Braille Indicator for Hanger - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention is a braille display board for a clothes hanger that is detachably hung on a clothes hanger having a hanger extending in a horizontal direction and a hook extending from the middle of the hanger to the top, some of the points arranged in 3 rows x 2 columns. It includes a body in which a plurality of unit braille patterns are arranged with pattern protrusions protruding forward, and a hook that is detachably attached to the hook of a hanger at the top of the body.

Description

Braille indicator for hanger {Braille Indicator for Hanger}

The present invention relates to a braille display board for hangers that informs visually impaired people of information about clothes hanging on hangers.

A hanger used to hang clothes, etc. is composed of a hanger part that extends in the horizontal direction to a predetermined width and on which clothes are hung, and a hook part that extends to the top of the hanger part. A hanger can hold a variety of clothes, and the user can check the information about the clothes being hung by visually checking the color, shape, and shape of the clothes.

However, in the case of visually impaired people, they cannot see the color, shape, and shape of clothes with their eyes and have no choice but to rely on the feel of their hands. For this reason, visually impaired people have inconvenience in checking what kind of clothes are hanging on the hanger when using regular hangers.

Meanwhile, in Patent Document 1, there is provided a fixing piece fixed to the hook of a hanger, a fitting piece detachably fitted into the fixing piece, and a clothes hanger with a clothing information display portion provided on the surface of the fitting piece. is disclosed.

Since the clothing information in the clothing information display unit in Patent Document 1 can also be confirmed by sight, visually impaired people still experience inconvenience in using it. In addition, the clothing information display unit in Patent Document 1 is provided on a fitting piece, and a fixing piece must be provided in order to insert the insert into a hanger. Therefore, there is a problem in that the fixing piece can only be used on hangers formed in the hook portion and cannot be used on ordinary hangers. there is.

Patent Document 1: Registered Utility Model No. 20-0429655

The present invention is intended to solve the above problems, and its purpose is to provide a braille display board for a clothes hanger that can be mounted on a regular clothes hanger and has versatility, while displaying information about clothes hanging on the hanger to visually impaired people. do.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is a braille display board for a clothes hanger that is detachably hung on a clothes hanger having a hook extending in the horizontal direction and a hook extending from the middle of the hanger to the top, comprising 3 rows x 2. It includes a body in which a plurality of unit braille patterns are arranged with pattern protrusions protruding forward at some of the points arranged in a row, and a hook that is detachably attached to the hook of a clothes hanger at the top of the body.

In addition, the braille display board for a clothes hanger of the present invention has holes formed at the points of 3 rows x 2 columns of the unit braille pattern, and the pattern protrusions include a fitting part that is removably inserted into the hole, and a protrusion that protrudes from the hole in the inserted state. Equipped with

In addition, in the braille display board for hangers of the present invention, holes are formed at the points of 3 rows x 2 columns of the unit braille pattern, and pattern protrusions are provided to be selectively inserted or protruded into the holes.

In addition, the Braille display board for a hanger of the present invention is provided with a plurality of magnets in the body, and the unit Braille pattern is formed on the pattern piece mounted by the magnetic force of each magnet.

In addition, the locking portion of the braille display board for a clothes hanger of the present invention is composed of a first fastening member fixed to the upper part of the body and formed with a fitting groove, and a second fastening member formed with a fitting protrusion that is detachably fitted to the first fastening member. , the first fastening member and the second fastening member form a locking hole through which a portion of the hook portion of the hanger is inserted when fastening.

In addition, the locking portion of the braille display board for a clothes hanger of the present invention is formed at the top of the body, and is an opening through which the hook of the hanger passes but through which the hook of the hanger does not pass.

The braille display board for a clothes hanger of the present invention can display information about clothes hanging on a hanger through a plurality of unit braille patterns, and also allows a visually impaired person to check information about clothes when used, so that the visually impaired can wear clothes. Information can be conveniently provided.

In addition, since the Braille display board for a clothes hanger of the present invention has a structure in which the hanger part is hooked to the hook of a normal hanger by fitting, it is not limited to use only on specific hangers as in the past, but can be used universally even for normal hangers. It can be used as

In addition, the braille display board for hangers of the present invention forms a hole at the points of the unit braille pattern, inserts a pattern protrusion into the hole, or selectively protrudes or inserts the pattern protrusion, thereby creating a unit braille pattern. It is possible to display various initial consonants, final consonants, and vowels, and as a result, various displays are possible even with limited unit braille patterns.

Figure 1 is an exploded perspective view of a braille display board for a clothes hanger according to a first embodiment of the present invention as seen from the front.
Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view of the braille display board for a clothes hanger according to the first embodiment of the present invention as seen from the rear.
Figure 3 is a diagram explaining a braille pattern of 3 rows x 2 columns.
Figure 4 is a diagram showing the configuration of a unit braille pattern in the first embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 5 is a diagram showing a braille display board for a clothes hanger according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, a Braille display board for a hanger according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the attached drawings. The drawings are simplified or enlarged schematic illustrations to explain embodiments of the present invention, and may therefore differ from the actual drawings. In addition, the same reference numerals are assigned to the same components in the drawings to omit duplicate descriptions.

<First embodiment>

1 to 4 are diagrams illustrating a braille display board 10 for a hanger according to a first embodiment of the present invention. As shown in Figures 1 and 2, the braille display board 10 for a clothes hanger according to the first embodiment includes a body 20 and a locking portion 30. The body 20 is marked with a unit braille pattern 400 made up of braille that can be identified by people with disabilities. The hanging portion 30 is hung on a regular hanger 100.

A typical clothes hanger 100 is formed in a ring shape and consists of a ring part 110 that is hung on a rod provided in a closet, and a hanger part 120 that extends to a predetermined width in the horizontal direction. The ring portion 110 is provided at the upper center of the hook portion 120 and has a straight portion 111 that extends vertically and is rotatably mounted on the hook portion 120.

The body 20 of the Braille display board 10 has a substantially flat plate shape, and a plurality of unit Braille patterns 400 are arranged on the front surface. In FIGS. 1 and 2 , the unit braille patterns 400 are arranged in a row in the horizontal direction, but may be arranged in multiple rows. The unit braille pattern 400 is composed of points arranged in 3 rows x 2 columns, and some of these points are provided with pattern protrusions 410 protruding forward.

This unit braille pattern 400 represents an initial consonant, a final consonant, and a vowel according to the position of the pattern protrusion 410 protruding forward, as shown in FIG. 3, and the visually impaired can use the pattern protrusion 410 through the sense of touch. The character represented by the unit braille pattern 400 can be recognized by feeling the protruding position of .

Each unit braille pattern 400 is formed on individually separated pattern pieces 40. In addition, a plurality of magnets 21 are disposed on the body 20, and the pattern pieces 40 can be detachably attached to these magnets 21 by magnetic force. For this purpose, the rear surface of the pattern piece 40 may be formed of a metal material that can be attached to a magnet by magnetic force. In addition, in this embodiment, the pattern pieces 40 are described as being individually separated, but several of them may be combined together to form a specific braille pattern with a unit meaning.

The pattern protrusions 410 may be fixed to the pattern piece 40 at positions representing the initial consonants, final consonants, and vowels. In this case, there is a restriction that there must be a number of pattern pieces (40) that can represent all initial consonants, final consonants, and vowels.

In order to overcome this limitation, in this embodiment, as shown in (a) of FIG. 4, holes 420 are formed at the points of the unit braille pattern 400 arranged in 3 rows × 2 columns for the piece 40. And, the pattern protrusion 410 can be removably inserted into the hole 420. Specifically, the pattern protrusion 410 includes a protrusion 411 that protrudes forward from the hole 420 when inserted into the hole 420, and a fitting portion 412 that is inserted into the hole 420.

In addition, for the pattern piece 40, holes 420a are formed at the points of the unit braille pattern 400 arranged in 3 rows x 2 columns as shown in (b) of FIG. 4, and all of these holes 420a are formed. The pattern protrusion 410 is inserted into the hole 420a, and the pattern protrusion 410 may be provided to be selectively inserted or protruded into the hole 420a.

For example, the hole 420a has a shape that accommodates both the protrusion 411 and the fitting portion 412 of the pattern protrusion 410, and the fitting portion 412 of the pattern protrusion 410 is inserted into the hole 420a. In the inserted state, when the user presses the pattern protrusion 410 from the front to the rear, the protrusion 11 of the pattern protrusion 410 is inserted into the hole 420a and does not protrude forward, and the user presses the pattern protrusion 410 from the rear to the front. When the pattern protrusion 410 is pressed, the pattern protrusion 410 can be made to protrude forward.

In the pattern piece 40 described in Figures 4 (a) and (b), various initial consonants, final consonants, and vowels can be displayed for one unit braille pattern 400. Therefore, a user can create various Braille patterns with a limited number of pattern pieces 40 (more specifically, a limited number of unit Braille patterns 400).

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the engaging portion 30 includes a first fastening member 31 fixed to the upper part of the body 20 and formed with a fitting groove 310, and the first fastening member 31. ) is composed of a second fastening member 32 having a fitting protrusion 320 that is detachably inserted into the second fastening member 32. Additionally, a vertically extending concave groove 331 is formed in the middle of the first fastening member 31, and a vertically extending concave groove 332 is also formed in the middle of the second fastening member 32.

When the fitting protrusion 320 of the second fastening member 32 is inserted into the fitting groove 310 of the first fastening member 31 and the first fastening member 31 and the second fastening member 32 are fastened, the first fastening member 31 and the second fastening member 32 are fastened. The concave groove 331 of the fastening member 31 and the concave groove 332 of the second fastening member 32 are part of the ring portion 110 (specifically, the straight portion 111) of the hanger 100. A locking hole is formed.

1 and 2 illustrate that the second fastening member 32 is separated from the first fastening member 31, but one end of the second fastening member 32 is connected to one end of the first fastening member 31. It can be formed into a folded structure. In this case, loss of the second fastening member 32 can be prevented, and the second fastening member 32 can be easily fastened to the first fastening member 31.

In addition, the locking portion 30 has been described as being fitted by the fitting groove 310 of the first fastening member 31 and the fitting protrusion 320 of the second fastening fastener 32, but in the fastened state, the ring portion ( 110), it does not matter what type of fastening it has, as long as the locking is released when the fastening is released.

<Second Embodiment>

Hereinafter, a Braille display board for a clothes hanger according to a second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. 5. The braille display board 10' for a clothes hanger according to the second embodiment shown in FIG. 5 is the first in that the unit braille pattern 400 is not provided on the pattern piece 40, but is formed integrally with the body 20. It is different from the braille display board 10 for a clothes hanger in the embodiment, and also differs in the specific configuration of the hanging portion 30'.

Specifically, in the second embodiment, a plurality of unit Braille patterns 400, in which some of the points arranged in 3 rows x 2 columns protrude, are formed in the horizontal direction on the body 20' of the Braille display board 10', and in the vertical direction. It is formed in two lines. Additionally, holes 420 are formed at points of the unit braille pattern 400.

In addition, pattern protrusions 410 including protrusions 411 and fitting portions 412 may be inserted into these holes 420, as shown in (a) of FIG. 4, and as shown in (b) of FIG. 4. As shown, the pattern protrusions 410a may be selectively protruded or inserted. Therefore, for each unit braille pattern 400, various initial consonants, final consonants, and vowels can be displayed.

Additionally, the hanging portion 30' is formed at the top of the body 20 and is an opening 310 through which the hook portion 110 of the hanger 100 passes but through which the hook portion 120 of the hanger 100 does not pass. . Accordingly, the user can easily hang the Braille display board 10' for a clothes hanger on the hanger 100 by passing the hook 110 of a regular hanger 100 through the opening 310.

The Braille display board for a hanger according to the present embodiment described above displays information about clothes hanging on a hanger through a plurality of unit Braille patterns, and allows a visually impaired person to check information about the clothes when used, so it can be used by the visually impaired. Information about clothes can be conveniently provided.

In addition, since the Braille display board for a clothes hanger according to the present embodiment has a structure in which the hanger part is hooked to the hook of a normal hanger by fitting, it is not used limited to specific hangers as in the past, but can also be used for general hangers. Can be used universally.

In addition, the braille display board for hangers according to the present embodiment forms a hole at the points of the unit braille pattern, inserts a pattern protrusion into the hole, or selectively protrudes or inserts the pattern protrusion into one unit. For braille patterns, various initial consonants, final consonants, and vowels can be displayed, and as a result, various displays are possible even with limited unit braille patterns.

The embodiment of the present invention described above is merely an example embodying the technical idea of the present invention, and the present invention is not limited to the embodiment described above and may be changed in various ways within the scope of the technical idea described in the claims.

10, 10': Braille display board 20, 20': Body
21: Magnet 30, 30': Holding part
31: first fastening member 32: second fastening member
40: Pattern piece 100: Hanger
110: ring portion 111: straight portion
120: Hook 331: Fitting groove
332: Fitting protrusion 400: Unit braille pattern
410, 410a: Pattern projection 420, 420a: Hole

Claims (6)

A braille display board for a clothes hanger that is detachably hung on a clothes hanger having a hook extending in a horizontal direction and a hook extending from the middle of the hanger to the top, comprising:
A body in which a plurality of unit braille patterns are arranged, with pattern protrusions protruding forward at some of the points arranged in 3 rows x 2 columns,
A braille display board for a clothes hanger, characterized in that it includes a locking part that is detachably hooked to the hook of the clothes hanger at the upper part of the body. In claim 1,
Holes are formed at points of 3 rows x 2 columns of the unit braille pattern, and the pattern protrusions include a fitting portion that is detachably inserted into the hole, and a protrusion that protrudes from the hole in a fitted state. Braille display board. In claim 1,
A braille display board for a clothes hanger, wherein holes are formed at points of 3 rows x 2 columns of the unit braille pattern, and the pattern protrusions are provided to be selectively inserted or protruded into the holes. The method of any one of claims 1 to 3,
A braille display board for a clothes hanger, wherein a plurality of magnets are provided in the body, and the unit braille pattern is formed on a pattern piece mounted by the magnetic force of each magnet. The method of any one of claims 1 to 3,
The locking portion is composed of a first fastening member fixed to the upper part of the body and formed with a fitting groove, and a second fastening member formed with a fitting protrusion that is detachably fitted into the first fastening member, and the first fastening member and The second fastening member is a braille display board for a clothes hanger, wherein the second fastening member forms a locking hole through which a portion of the hook of the hanger is inserted. The method of any one of claims 1 to 3,
The hanging portion is formed at the top of the body, and is an opening through which the hook portion of the hanger passes but through which the hook portion of the hanger does not pass.

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