TH15147Y - Remote control racing car for children with cerebral palsy. - Google Patents

Abstract

Page 1 of 1. Summary of the Invention: The remote-controlled racing car for children with cerebral palsy aims to aid in physical rehabilitation related to sitting and balance. It focuses on training skills in sitting upright with the torso at approximately a 90-degree angle to the front of the thighs, the angle between the knees and ankles at approximately a 90-degree angle. Sitting in a relaxed, comfortable posture without body tension is emphasized. The invention also focuses on training arm skills through steering the car left and right, which can help rehabilitate arm joints. With continued practice, it will allow children with cerebral palsy to use weakened limbs, relieve tension and stiffness in the arms and improve balance. This leads to improved self-reliance in daily life, resulting in a better quality of life. The invention enables children with cerebral palsy to recover and live independently, interacting with others and not becoming a burden to society. Furthermore, it serves as a medium to stimulate and enhance learning processes and develop physical, mental, intellectual, and social skills. The remote-controlled racing car for children with cerebral palsy is an device constructed using cutting and assembling various wooden parts according to a specific design. The remote-controlled race car for children with cerebral palsy will be constructed from wood and assembled. A main base frame will be supported, with a seat mounted at one end. The backrest of the seat will be at the rear of the device, while the front of the seat will have a U-shaped assembly for the pulley and axle. The design emphasizes the wheel, which, during operation, the child can use their hand to rotate it using a belt, thus developing their wheel control skills and the use of their hand and arm muscles.

Claims (1)

Revised 16/10/2018, Page 1 of 1 page. Claims 1. Remote control racing car for children with cerebral palsy consists of a main frame base (2), further up there is a seat (3) attached to one end of the main frame base (2), with the backrest (4) of the seat (3) at the rear end of the device, and the front of the seat (3) has a pulley and shaft assembly (5) shaped like an inverted U, with a pulley and shaft assembly (6) attached, which is a wheel that, while using the device, the child can use his hands to hold the wheel and make it spin with the belt (7) installed, which is a way to train the skills of controlling the wheel and using the hand and arm muscles of the child with cerebral palsy. Specifically, the main frame base (2) is made of two long pieces of wood (8) and has two short pieces of wood (9) attached to the ends of the long pieces of wood (8), and there are two main frame base beams (10) made of wood attached inside at one-sixth position. Half of the long side of the main frame base (2), the seat (3) has four legs made of rectangular cross-section wood, with the back legs (11) being longer than the front legs (12). On top of the back legs (11) there is a rectangular wooden board attached to serve as the backrest (4), and another wooden board is attached to serve as the seat (13), and underneath the seat (13) on all four sides there are support beams (14) made of wooden boards attached to provide additional strength to the seat. The pulley and axle assembly (5) is made of wood, two pieces, on the left and right sides of the pulley and axle assembly (5), with one-third of the position drilled for mounting the front axle wheel (16). A piece of wood is attached to the top of the pulley and axle assembly (5), and at the center of the wood is drilled for mounting the pulley (14). The pulley and axle assembly (7) consists of one pulley (14), which is shaped like a bicycle wheel, and has an axle (15) attached to the pulley and axle assembly (5), with a belt (16) fastening between the front axle wheel (17), the rectangular wooden box (18), and the rear axle wheel (19). Each axle has an axle shaft (20), at the end of which there is a wooden axle mounting base (21). Attached to both the front axle wheel (17) at the front of the pulley and axle assembly (5) and the rear axle wheel (19) at the front of the main frame base (2). ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 1 of 1 page Claims 1. The remote control racing car for children with cerebral palsy consists of a main frame base (2) with a seat (3) mounted at one end of the main frame base (2), with the backrest (4) of the seat (3) at the rear end of the device, and at the front of the seat there is a U-shaped pulley and axle assembly (5) with a pulley and axle assembly (6) attached to it, which is in the form of a wheel. While using the device, the child can use their hand to hold the wheel and make it spin with a belt (7) installed on it, which is a way to train the child's skills in controlling the wheel and using their hand and arm muscles. It has the following characteristics: The main frame base (2) is made of two long pieces of wood (8) about 1.5 meters long, which determine the length of the base, and there are short pieces of wood (9) about 50 centimeters long attached to the ends of the long sides, and there are two main frame base beams (10) made of wood the same size as the short pieces of wood (9) attached to the inside at positions 1/6 and 1/2 of the length of the main frame base (2). The seat (3) has four legs made of rectangular cross-section wood, with the back legs (11) being twice the length of the front legs (12) of the seat (3). On top of the back legs (11) there is a rectangular piece of wood attached to serve as the backrest (4), and there is another piece of wood attached to serve as the seat (13), and underneath the seat (13) on all four sides there are four seat support beams (14) made of pieces of wood attached. The pulley and axle mounting set (5) consists of two sections, each made of wood approximately 50 centimeters long, located on the left and right sides of the pulley and axle mounting set (5), and at position 1/3 a hole is drilled for mounting the front axle wheel (16). On top of the pulley and axle mounting set (5), there is one section of wood approximately 30 centimeters long, with one section on the width side at the top and at position 1/2 is drilled for mounting the pulley (14). The pulley and shaft assembly (7) consists of one pulley (14), which is a wheel with a diameter of approximately 45 centimeters and has an axle (15) attached to the pulley and shaft assembly (5), with a belt (16) fastened between the front axle wheel (17), the rectangular wooden box (18), and the rear axle wheel (19). Each axle has an axle shaft (20), at the end of which there is an axle shaft mounting base (21) made of a piece of wood about 5 centimeters long, attached to both the front axle wheel (17) at the front of the pulley and shaft assembly (5) and the rear axle wheel (19) at the front of the main frame base (2).