WO2014012899A1

WO2014012899A1 - Excrememtent picking up device

Info

Publication number: WO2014012899A1
Application number: PCT/EP2013/064934
Authority: WO
Inventors: Gundolf Ardeschir ESLAMI
Original assignee: Eslami Gundolf Ardeschir
Priority date: 2012-07-18
Filing date: 2013-07-15
Publication date: 2014-01-23
Also published as: EP2875186A1; EP2875186B1

Abstract

The invention relates to an excrement picking up device comprising an essentially flat base plate (2) and a handle. Said excrement picking up device comprises a retaining bar (4) which extends at least in sections over the base plate and essentially perpendicular to an excrement picking up moving direction.

Description

Kot au f take s y s t em

The present invention relates to a Kotaufnahmevorrichtung according to the preamble of claim 1 and a Kotaufnahme ^¬ system according to the preamble of claim 9.

Under a Kotaufnahmevorrichtung is generally understood a device with the feces, especially of animals and especially of dogs, from the ground or other surfaces can be included to dispose of the feces subsequently. An essential use case is going for a walk with dogs. Hun ^¬ de, which are kept in private households, usually have to be left outside several times a day, as they are the use of a toilet, as is the case for example in cats, usually not antrainierbar. However, the go-karting or dog littering often causes annoyance, especially if they are on sidewalks, for example. For this reason, especially in cities dog owners are dependent to remove the feces. If this is omitted, this is in many places an administrative offense which is punishable by fine or fine.

The removal of the feces, however, is often a problem because the feces of course, should not be touched with your hands. For this reason, there are in some places in the meantime see public bag dispensers from which a bag can be removed, by means of which the droppings can be taken, this one pulls usually the bag like a glove over a hand, then grips with this hand the kothaufen and then looks at the bag from its open end on the left, whereby the dung is in the bag and can be disposed of in this way. Some dog owners also carry bags if no bag dispenser should be present.

However, some people also shy away from the removal of a Kurfaufens by means of a bag, since they disgusted, despite the fact that they do not touch the feces, before the feeling this. Although the use of simple shovels or spades to remove faeces is possible in a hurry, the bucket must be cleaned afterwards as it has come into contact with the faeces.

It is therefore an object of the invention to provide a device by means of which a simple removal of feces from a surface in an improved manner is possible.

This object is achieved by a Kotaufnahmevorrichtung according to claim 1 and by a Kotaufnahmesystem according to claim 9.

Advantageous developments are the subject of the respective subclaims.

The Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention has a surface in ^¬ We sentlichen base plate for receiving the droppings and ei ^¬ NEN handle for guiding the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung. The

Base plate is substantially flat, that is, it has ^{¬ at} least one flat portion. However, can take various forms the basic ^¬ surface. In particular, it may be V-shaped in cross-section, but it may also have a rectangular or cuboidal basic shape. The Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention is characterized in particular by the fact that they have a holding bracket which extends at least partially over the base plate and substantially transversely to a Kotaufnahmebewe- supply direction. The Kotaufnahmebewegungsrichtung is the direction of movement, which must be performed with the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung to allow the inclusion of the feces from the surface to the base plate. By substantially across a range of +/- 25 degrees is then seen being ^¬. The retaining clip is located above the base plate, ie, starting from the base plate in the direction of the feces located on the base plate in accordance with ^intended use.

In advantageous developments of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention, a receiving cage is provided which is responsible for intended use substantially for the reception of the receptacle. The base plate is then arranged on this receiving cage, this then being located in a front region of the dropping device. The receiving cage preferably has at least one wall to which the receptacle can be placed when used as intended. The wall is preferably formed by webs, whereby the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung can be performed relatively easily overall. The headband and the handle are in these embodiments advantageously attached to the receiving cage.

The base plate is preferably formed as a flat disc and advantageously has a sharp edge at its front end. This edge allows a simple and essentially complete absorption of the feces. The base plate is preferably flowing, ie without a step, in the Recordin ^¬ mekäfig over so that the excrement when used as intended, through the receptacle of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung iso- Liert, along the base plate and then in the Aufnahmekä ^¬ fig can be performed.

In a preferred embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention, the base plate has a ironing-like shape. In this form, the base plate has a tip, from which extend the side edges of the base plate arcuately away and in the direction of the receiving cage. This form has proved to be particularly advantageous for the most thorough absorption of the feces.

In an advantageous embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention, the headband extends from a first side region of the base plate to a second side region of the base plate and preferably over the entire width, ie from a located in the first side region of the base plate to an edge in the second side of the Base plate located edge of the base plate. Advantageously, the headband is designed arcuate, ie it extends away from the first side region and starting from the second side region of the base plate and thus spans the base plate. ^Below arcuate is not only a continuously curved headband to understand. Rather, the headband may also have angled portions.

When using the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention, a bag-like container is preferably attached to the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung. The bag-like Aufnahmebehäl ^¬ ter in this case has a substantially tubular shape, wherein one end of the receptacle has an open end and the other end is a closed end. When bestimmungsge ^¬ proper use of the bag-like receptacle is now performed with the closed end ahead in the space between the base plate and headband. Then the door is tenartige receptacle starting at its open end turned to the left and thus at least partially slipped over the Hal ^¬ tebügel and the base plate. In this way, an underside of the base plate, ie, the side which would apply in the determ ^¬ mungsgemäßem use of Kotaufnahmevorrichtung with the surface on which the excrement is in contact, through the bag-like receptacle against contamination, in particular through the feces protected. Protected by the tü ^¬ tenartigen receiving container of the feces from the surface can be received now by means of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung, wherein the feces after recording in the bag-like receptacle is located. Subsequently, the user can remove the bag-like receptacle from the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung and dispose of the droppings, together with the bag-like receptacle. Since the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung not come with the droppings or the surface in contact, a cleaning the ^¬ ser after use is not necessary. In this way, a hygienic and easy removal of the feces is possible.

In an advantageous embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention is in the first side area

and / or a wall is provided in the second side area. This preferably ends flush with the base plate. These walls limit the receiving area for the feces, so that it can not fall laterally from the base plate. At the same time the walls serve to stabilize the receptacle.

Since the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung should usually be taken while walking and therefore should take up as little space, is provided in an advantageous development of the invention that the handle and the base plate can be moved relative to each other and / or rotated. In this way, it is possible that the handle at least one transport Position and at least one use position. In a transport position, the handle is arranged on the baseplate so that the faeces receiving device assumes as compact a shape as possible. Advantageously, the handle is in this case on the base plate, and indeed at the point at which the feces is under normal use. In a position of use, the handle is opposite the base plate in a position in which the intended use of Kotaufnahmevorrichtung is made possible.

In a further advantageous embodiment of the invention, the headband and the base plate can be moved relative to each other and / or rotated. Also, the headband then advantageously has at least one transport position and at least one use position, wherein for these two positions described with respect to the handle applies accordingly.

In a particularly advantageous development of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung headband and handle are arranged so that an automatic driving one of these elements by the per ^¬ weils other element during the assembly and / or Auseinanderklap ^¬ pen is performed. Specifically, this means that in one variant manually only the handle must be folded into the transport position and this automatically also transfers the headband in the transport position. Advantageously, here ^¬ arranged on the handle a guide surface which comes when Überfüh ^¬ ren of the handle in the transport position with the headband in touch and pushes it in the transport position.

In order to enable an automatic entrainment and for the transfer into the position of use at least one spring element on the holding bracket and / or the handle is provided with advantageous developments of Wei ^¬. The at least one spring element is arranged on the element, which is taken away. This causes a Fe ^¬ derkraft that effected at a lack of interference by the respective other element a movement in the use Stel ^¬ lung at least one spring element. Thus, if the handle is manually actuated, a spring member to the bracket is to be ^¬ minimum arranged, which presses the retaining bracket in the direction of the use position. When transferring to the transport position, therefore, the user must work against this spring force. In the transport position preferably a latching or otherwise Fixie ^¬ tion of the handle is provided so that even with a subsequent release of the handle, the spring force is not carried out to a return ^¬ position of the handle and the retaining clip in the use ^{¬ body} .

According to an advantageous embodiment of the invention, the base plate in a front region a wavy

and / or jagged shape. The front portion is the portion of the base plate, the first is normal conditions of use, and particularly during the recording of the feces by the Kotauf ^¬ sampling device with the feces in contact (although the front portion of the base plate does not actually come into contact with the feces, since he is yes protected by the Aufnahmebe ^¬ container). The wavy and / or jigsaw formation of the front portion of the base plate allows a more verbes ^¬ receiving the feces. This is especially true when faeces are to be picked up by a surface formed from grass.

The handle and / or the mounting bracket has a transport position and at least one position of use, so it is beneficial ^¬ way, when the transfer of control and / or the retaining bracket from the transport position to the at least one usage ^¬ position is as simple as possible for the user. In particularly advantageous developments of the invention, provision is made for this purpose. see that the handle and / or the headband in the transport position and / or at least in a position of use can be locked so that in a latched state no relative movement relative to the base plate can be made. In this way, in the transport position and / or in the position of use, a stable connection of the handle and / or the retaining clip with the base plate made ^¬ light, resulting in a pleasant and easy handling of the Kotauf ^¬ receiving device.

To ermögli ^¬ chen an individual adaptation of Kotaufnahmevorrichtung to different users or different circumstances, is provided in advantageous developments of Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention that multiple uses positions are possible. Advantageously, the handle and / or the headband can be locked or locked in all positions of use. In this way, the user can handle before the intended use

and / or bring the headband in the desired use position, there lock or lock and then use the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung.

In order to solve the latching or locking of the transport state and / or one or more of the states of use is provided in an advantageous embodiment of the invention Kotaufnahmevorrichtung that at least one trigger element is provided by means of the handle and / or the headband from the locked state can be solved. The triggering element can be arranged both on the handle or on the headband or on the base plate ^¬ . In a further advantageous embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention is also provided that the handle and / or the bracket by the transfer of the transport position in a use position latched. This latching takes place ^¬ preference automatically, for example, by a snap-an element which snaps at a certain point during the transfer of the transport position in a use position in the handle or the headband or the base plate, whereby the handle or the headband is locked.

The handle and the headband may be rotated in a common axis or direction, or alternatively in different axes or directions relative to the base plate and / or. In an advantageous embodiment of the invention, the handle and the headband can be moved and / or rotated on at least one common joint used by the handle and the headband hinge relative to the base plate.

The handle does not necessarily have to be stalk-shaped. Rather, the handle can also be formed loop-shaped, band-shaped, spherical or otherwise in advantageous developments of the invention. It is crucial that the handle allows a pleasant and easy handling of Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention. For this purpose, the handle is advantageously provided with sufficient rigidity.

The Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention may be formed in one or more parts. In an advantageous embodiment of the invention, the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung consists essentially of three parts, namely the base plate, the handle and the headband. Alternatively, or in addition to the possibility that the handle and / or the headband can be moved and / or rotated relative to the base plate, it is possible, the handle and / or the headband releasably attached to the

Fix base plate. It is conceivable that a handle present as a separate component and / or as a separate tes component of existing headband from the transport position are fastened out to the base plate, whereby a Ver ^{¬ use} position is achieved. In this embodiment of the invention, the triggering element causes a detachment of the handle and / or the retaining clip from the base plate, after which they can be returned to the transport position or another use position.

In a particularly advantageous embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention it is provided that the handle and / or the bracket with respect to shape, size, mounting and direction of movement relative to the base plate are designed so that they are completely transferred into at least one of the base plate and the walls spanned transport space , In this way, the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung according to the invention in the transport position on a volume which is ^¬ by a base plate enclosing shape be true, from which the handle and / or the headband do not emerge. In this way, a very compact construction of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention is realized.

In an advantageous embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention, the base plate also in a rear area, d. H. a region arranged opposite to the front region of the end of the base plate arranged on a wall. This serves, similar to the walls in the first and the second side area of the stabilization of the receptacle.

According to an advantageous embodiment of the invention, the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung on at least one fixing device on which a bag-like receptacle is attached. This attachment of the receptacle to the Kot ^¬ receiving device is used to stabilize the Aufnahmebe- container, so that an easy uptake or removal of the feces can be made possible. The receptacle in this case preferably has a fixing element, which realizes the attachment together with the fixing device. One possibility in this case would be that the fixing device is formed by a hook-shaped projection and the fixing element by a tab with a hole, whereby the tab can be pulled with the hole on the hook when bestimmungs ^¬ appropriate use, whereby the receptacle is attached to the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung , However, it would also play as well as possible with ^¬ to ensure communications by a Velcro connection, a temporary adhesive bonding or otherwise.

The fixing device is preferably arranged in the rear region of the base plate. However, an arrangement of the fixing device at other locations of the base plate or on the handle is also possible.

In an advantageous embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention, the headband has a per se in or against the Kotaufnahmebewegungsrichtung extending projection. This projection serves to provide additional stabilization of the receptacle when the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung is used as intended.

The individual parts of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention or the entire Kotaufnahmevorrichtung are preferably made of plastic. It is also possible that the individual parts, ie in particular the handle, the headband and the base plate made of the same o or different plastics. Preferably, the base plate and / or the headband and / or the handle of a first plastic. In a particularly Partial development of the invention, the base plate in the front region of a second plastic, wherein the second plastic is preferably softer than the first plastic. The production of plastic parts of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung or the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung overall has proven to be particularly inexpensive and easy in other areas. The production of the prede ^¬ Ren area of the base plate of a different

Plastic promotes ease of use of the invention ^shown SEN Kotaufnahmevorrichtung. In particular, the use of a soft plastic in the front region means that the faeces can be better absorbed by means of the faeces-receiving device according to the invention.

If parts of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention are made of plastic, these parts are preferably produced by injection molding or in 3D printing process.

Since the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung as mentioned above is preferably go for a walk, is provided in an advantageous development of Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention that it has a fastener by means of the Kotaufnahmigungsvorrichtung on a counter-fastening element, in particular a belt and / or on ei ^¬ nem belt attached suspension is fastened. In this way, a simple entrainment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung when walking or otherwise given without the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention must be accommodated for example in a bag.

In a particularly advantageous embodiment of the invention, the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung on a storage device that can accommodate a plurality of bag-like receptacles. Advantageously, this storage device is in or housed on the handle. The preferably designed as a bag dispenser storage device is used to provide receptacles so that they are not separately carried who need to.

In order to ensure the use of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention even in the dark, is provided in an advantageous ^¬ further development of the invention that the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung has a light source, which vorzugswei se is arranged on the handle. Under a light source can be understood both a recording device for receiving a flashlight or an independent light source who the. Particularly advantageous is a proven in ^¬ handle LED lamp has proven.

Handle and base are in advantageous Weiterbildunge the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung in use position at an angle to each other, which is between 90 ° and 135 °, in particular between 100 ° and 120 °. Angles in this area are particularly ergonomic and allow easy handling of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung.

The object of the invention is also achieved by a Kotaufnahmesystem having a Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention and at least one bag-like receptacle. For proper use of the bag-like receptacle is attached to the Kotaufnahme ^¬ device that a closed end of the receptacle is at least partially in a Aufnah meraum between the headband and the base plate and that an open end of the receptacle at least partially covers an underside of the base plate , The recording room is the space that spans between base plate and headband. Alternatively, the recording raum also be formed at least partially by the receiving cage.

In an advantageous embodiment of the Kotaufnahmesystems invention while several bag-like Aufnahmebe ^¬ containers are wound in a storage device of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung and / or folded into each other, so that after removal of a receptacle, a further receptacle protrudes to a part of the storage device. This allows easy removal of the receptacle from the storage device. It can also be a plurality of receptacles attached to each other, wherein preferably a perforation is provided which ruptures under load, whereby two receptacles are separated from each other.

In a particularly advantageous embodiment of the Kotaufnahmesystems invention, the receptacle on a closing device. By means of the locking device, a simple closing of the receptacle is possible, whereby this example, after receiving feces can also be closed and carried, if, for example, no trash can in the vicinity. The closure means may be formed, inter alia, by a thread, a wire, a clip, an adhesive strip, or interlocking edges at the open end of the receptacle. Because of ^¬ fene may be contaminated with feces end, optionally, is provided in an advantageous development of the invention Kotaufnahmesystems that the receiving container is first at least partially rolled up or folded and then sealed.

In an advantageous embodiment of the Kotaufnahmesystems invention, the receptacle on the dome-like elements, in shape, size and number of the front Area of the base plate of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung existing projections are adjusted.

According to an advantageous embodiment of the Kotaufnahmesystems invention, the receptacle has a conical shape. Characterized both the insertion of the receptacle in the region between the base plate and headband and the subsequent eversion of the open end of the receptacle is simplified.

In advantageous developments of the Kotaufnahmesystems invention, the receptacle has an at least partially reinforcing. Particularly preferably, the receptacle then has a flexible part which can be adapted to the shape of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung and in particular the shape of the base plate and / or receiving cage, and a reinforcing member. The reinforcing member is preferably designed pocket-like, wherein the front end of the base plate can be inserted into the pocket formed by the reinforcing ^¬ kung. The reinforcing member is therefore ^{ge ¬} geous enough adapted to the shape of the base plate. It has been found that the receptacle easily tears without a reinforcement, which in turn can lead to contamination of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung by feces. The reinforcement prevents this. The reinforcement is part of the Aufnahmebe ^¬ container and is thus disposed of together with the feces. The fle ible ^¬ part may be formed of plastic film.

The reinforcement member preferably has a flat shape with egg ^¬ ner sharp edge. This sharp edge allows a precise and complete picking up of the feces. In determ ^¬ mungsgemäßem used, the reinforcing part is the part wel ^¬ ches first comes into contact with the feces. After Ent ^¬ remote of the receiving container with the feces from the Kotaufnahme- Device and thereby taking place to turn left, the reinforcing member is preferably in the Aufnahmebehäl ^¬ ter or in the container formed by the flexible part.

In a particularly preferred embodiment of the Kotaufnahmesystems invention several Aufnahmebehäl ^¬ ter be attached to the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung. In this way, it is not necessary to provide the Kotaufnah ^¬ mevorrichtung before its intended use with a receptacle, as already several are provided Again, this is not a problem in this embodiment, since after the first use of the contaminated receptacle can be removed and disposed of and then immediately another receptacle is available.

In particular embodiments of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention, a headband is not present. In these embodiments, the object of the invention is achieved by the above-described further features of Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention individually or in combination.

The invention will be described by way of example with reference to the drawings, in which:

Figure la an embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention in a plan view;

Figure lb a further embodiment of the invention

Kotaufnahmevorrichtung in a plan view;

FIG. 1c shows a further embodiment of the invention

Kotaufnahmevorrichtung in a plan view; a guide to the intended use of Kotaufnahmesystems invention; a further embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung according to the invention in a perspective on sees; a further embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung according to the invention in a perspective on sees; a further embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung according to the invention in a side view; a base plate of another embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung according to the invention in a side view; a base plate of another embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung according to the invention in a side view; a perspective view of another embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention; a different perspective view of the embodiment of Figure 6a;

FIG. 7a shows a further embodiment of the invention

Kotaufnahmevorrichtung in a position of use in a perspective view; Figure 7b is a perspective view of the embodiment of Figure 7a in a transport position;

FIG. 8 shows a further embodiment of the invention

Kotaufnahmevorrichtung in a perspective view;

Figure 9 shows two Kotaufnahmevorrichtungen invention in a further embodiment in a perspective view;

FIG. 10 shows a further embodiment of the invention

Kotaufnähmevorrichtung;

FIG. 11 a shows a further embodiment of the invention

Kotaufnahmevorrichtung in a position of use;

Figure IIb shows the embodiment of Figure IIa in a transport position;

Figure 12a is a detailed view of a release element according ei ^¬ ner embodiment of the invention Kotaufnahmevorrichtung;

Figure 12b the same detail of figure 12a actuated from ^¬ release member;

FIG. 13 shows a further embodiment of the invention

Kotaufnahmevorrichtung in use position and indicated TransportStellung;

FIG. 13a shows detail a of FIG. 13; FIG. 14a shows a further embodiment of the invention

Kotaufnahmevorrichtung in a perspective view;

14b, the embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung according to the invention according to Figure 14a in a transport position and attached to a belt.

Figure 15 shows an embodiment of the Kotaufnahmesystems invention in a perspective view;

FIG. 16 shows a further embodiment of the invention

Kotaufnahmevorrichtung in a perspective view;

FIG. 17 shows a further embodiment of the invention

Kotaufnahmevorrichtung in a perspective view;

FIG. 18 shows a further embodiment of the invention

Kotaufnahmesystems in a perspective view;

FIG. 19 shows a further embodiment of the invention

Kotaufnahmesystems in a perspective view;

FIG. 20a shows a further embodiment of the invention

Kotaufnahmesystems prior to attachment of the receiving container at the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung ^¬;

FIG. 20b shows the embodiment of FIG. 20a after attachment of the receptacle to the dropping device; Figure 21 is a guide for closing an embodiment of a receptacle according to the invention;

Figure 22 is a guide for closing an embodiment of a receptacle according to the invention;

Figure 23 is a guide for closing an embodiment of a receptacle according to the invention;

Figure 24 is a guide for closing an embodiment of a receptacle according to the invention;

Figure 25 is a guide for closing an embodiment of a receptacle according to the invention;

Figure 26 is a guide for closing an embodiment of a receptacle according to the invention;

Figure 27 is a guide for closing an embodiment of a receptacle according to the invention;

Figure 28 is a guide for closing an embodiment of a receptacle according to the invention;

FIG. 29 shows a further embodiment of the invention

Kotaufnahmevorrichtung in a perspective view;

FIG. 30 shows a further embodiment of the invention

Kotaufnahmevorrichtung in a perspective view; FIG. 31 shows a further embodiment of the invention

Kotaufnahmevorrichtung in a perspective view;

Figure 32 shows another embodiment of a receptacle for a Kotaufnahmesystem according to the invention;

FIG. 33 shows a further embodiment of the invention

Kotaufnahmesystems with the receptacle of Figure 32;

FIG. 34 shows a further embodiment of the invention

Kotaufnahmevorrichtung in a perspective view;

FIG. 35a shows the assembly of receiving cage and base plate according to an embodiment of the faeces receiving device according to the invention in a plan view;

FIG. 35b shows the stowage receiving device according to the invention

FIG. 34 shows a top view in the use position;

FIG. 35c shows the excrement receiving device according to the invention according to FIG. 34 in a plan view in the transport position;

Figure 36a using the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention (for clarity without recording ^¬ container) in a first phase prior to the start of the feces;

Figure 36b using the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention (for clarity without recording ^¬ container) in a second phase after the recording of the feces; FIG. 37a shows the transfer of the excrement receiving device according to FIG. 34 from the transport position into the use position in a first phase;

FIG. 37b shows the transfer of the excrement receiving device according to FIG. 34 from the transport position into the use position in a second phase;

FIG. 37c shows the transfer of the faeces receiving device according to FIG. 34 from the transport position into the use position in a third phase;

Figure 38 shows the transfer of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention from the use position to the transport position in a first phase;

FIG. 38b shows the transfer of the faeces receiving device according to the invention from the use position into the transport position in a second phase;

FIG. 38c shows the transfer of the faeces receiving device according to the invention from the use position to the transport position in a third phase;

FIG. 39 is a perspective view of the Kotaufnahmevorrich ^¬ device according to Figure 37b;

Figure 40a is a perspective view of a receptacle with reinforcement;

FIG. 40b shows a section through the receptacle in FIG

40a; Figure 41a the flow of the intended use of the feces ^¬ pickup system in a first phase;

Figure 41b the expiry of the intended use of the feces ^¬ pickup system in a second phase;

Figure 41c the expiry of the intended use of the feces ^¬ pickup system in a third phase;

Figure 41d the expiry of the intended use of the feces ^¬ recording system in a fourth phase;

Figure 41e the expiry of the intended use of the feces ^¬ recording system in a fifth phase;

FIG. 41f shows the course of the intended use of the dropping system in a sixth phase;

FIG. 41g shows the course of the intended use of the faeces receiving system in a seventh phase;

FIG. 42 shows a further embodiment of the invention

Kotaufnahmesystems with multiple receptacles.

Figures la, lb and lc show three embodiments of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention 1. Each of these three embodiments has a base plate 2, to which a handle 3 is attached. The base plate 2 has in each case a wall 7 in a first side region 5, a second side region 6 and a rear region 17. In a front portion 8 of the base plate 2, this has a wavy shape, which differs, however, in the three embodiments. The handle 3 is rotatably attached to the base plate 2 with ^{¬ means of} a joint 10. In the figures la, lb and lc is the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 in a position of use, wherein the handle 3 is locked relative to the base plate 2. To solve this locking a trigger element 9 is provided. The wavy shape of the base plate 2 in the front portion 8 differs both as regards the length and the width of the fabric ^¬ th by the wavy shape projections 28th

All three embodiments of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 according to the invention have a headband 4, which extends transversely to a Kotaufnahmebewegungsrichtung R. The headband is ^¬ Untitled to the walls 7 in the first side portion 5 and the second side portion 6 and thus to the base plate 2 buildin.

FIG. 2 shows the intended use of a stowage receiving system according to the invention by means of a sequence of images. In the first image (top left) is a Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 of the invention in a transport position. To use the Kotaufnahmesystems invention, the handle 3 and the bracket 4 are transferred from the transport position in a position of use. Subsequently, a recording ^¬ container 12 is introduced with its closed end 21 in a receiving space of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 and an open end 22 of the receptacle 12 is the outside via the Hal ^¬ tebügel 4 and the front portion 8 of the base plate 2 ge ^¬ inside out. For receiving the feces 24, the Kotaufnahmevorrich ^¬ device 1 is moved in the Kotaufnahmebewegungsrichtung R.

The embodiment shown in Figure 3 of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 according to the invention also has a base plate 2 and a handle 3, which can be rotated by means of a hinge 10 relative to each other. The base plate 2 has three walls 7, between which, in the case of according to the intended use of the faeces. In the front region 8, the base plate 2 is formed wave-shaped. In the figure 3, the handle 3 is in a position of use and the headband 4 in a transport position. The retaining clip 4 has a projection extending in the Kotaufnahmebewegungsrichtung R in the form of a projection 14. The arrow shown in Figure 3 indicates the direction of movement of the bracket 4 from the transport position in a use ^¬ position.

In the embodiment illustrated in the Figure 4 embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 according to the invention are both the handle 3 and the support bracket 4 in a usage ^¬ position. The bracket 4 extends arcuately from a wall 7 in a first side region 5 of the base plate 2 to a second side region 6 of the base plate 2. The handle 3 is locked in the use state against the Grundplat ^¬ te 2 and can from this latched state by means of a Trigger element 9 are released.

Figures 5a, 5b and 5c show three different Substituted ^¬ refinements of the base plate 2. In the figure 5a, the base plate is curved ^¬ uniformly on an underside. 13 In the figure 5b, the base plate in the front region on a flat bottom 13 and then goes over in a bauchi ^¬ ge shape. The base plate 2 of the embodiment, which is shown in FIG. 5c, likewise initially runs flat on the underside 13, to which flat sections then follows a curved shape in the rear region 17 of the base plate.

Figures 6a and 6b show a particular embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention 1. Also in this embodiment, the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 Wandund 7 in the first side area, in the second side area 6 and in the rear area 17. Both the handle 3 and the headband 4 are rotatable relative to the base plate 2. The peculiarity of this embodiment is that both on the bottom 13 of the base plate 2 as well as in the area in which is located under normal use of the faeces in each case a transport space 26 is present, in which the handle 3 and the headband 4 in the Trans ^¬ port position are collapsible. In this way, it takes ^{¬ he} inventive Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 in transport position only a volume, which in the basic form, the dimensions of the base plate 2 and in the height of the walls 7 does not exceed. This embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 according to the invention is particularly characterized by its compactness.

In the execution of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 according to Figures 7a and 7b are also in the first Seitenbe ^¬ rich and the second side region 6 walls 7 available. In the rear area 17 no wall is arranged. Instead, the joint 10, by means of which the handle 3 is fixed to the base plate 2, be solid and bie ^¬ tet in this way also a limit to the aufzu ^¬ receiving feces. The headband 4 is curved and in particular U-shaped in vorlie ^¬ constricting case and fixed to the base plate 2 by means of two joints 10th Figure 7a shows the handle 3 and the headband 4 in a use position, Figure 7b shows the handle 3 and the headband 4 in a transport position.

The embodiment of Figure 8 of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 according to the invention has an ergonomically shaped handle, which has at its free end elements which allow a secure gripping the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1. The Base plate 2 has a plurality of openings 29. These serve, on the one hand, to reduce the weight of the faeces receiving device 1 and also allow the base plate 2 of the faeces receiving device 1 to look like the paw of an animal. The headband 4 befin ^¬ det located in a transport position.

FIG. 9 shows a further embodiment of the faeces receiving device 1 according to the invention in duplicate. The arrow 30 shows from the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 in use position to a Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 in transport position. At the free end of the handle 3, a storage device 18 is arranged, can be removed from the receptacle 12. In the illustrated embodiment, no retaining bracket 4 is provided, but it would also be possible to provide this embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 according to the invention with a headband 4.

10 shows a relatively simple embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 according to the invention with a base plate 2 and a handle 3. The handle 3 is U-shaped and rotatable at two joints 10 relative to the base plate 2. The base plate 2 also has in the prede ^¬ ren area 8 to a wavy shape.

Figures IIa and IIb show a further embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 according to the invention, in which the base plate 2 in cross-section is V-shaped. However, the two legs of this V-shape are convex, so that a sufficient receiving area for the feces is available. The handle 3 is arranged rotatable by means of a hinge 10 to the base plate is ^¬, the figure IIa represents the handle in the use Stel ^¬ lung and FIG IIb the handle in the transport position. The bracket 4 is removably buildin ^¬ Untitled to the base plate. In the use position in Figure IIa this is on attached to the base plate and is removed at the transition to the trans ^¬ port position of the base plate, as shown in Figure IIb.

Figures 12a and 12b show the operation of Auslö ^¬ seelements 9 in an advantageous embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung invention 1. Also in this embodiment, the handle 3 is rotatably mounted by means of a hinge 10 to the base plate 2. When transferring the handle 3 from the transport position into a use position, the triggering element 9 engages in a recess 31, whereby the handle 3 is fixed relative to the base plate 2. In order to solve this latching, the user can press with his finger on the trigger element 9, whereby this is moved from the recess 31 into which it is locked, and the handle 3 is released from the latched state. On the hinge 10, a further recess 31 is also arranged, in which the trigger element can engage in the transport position, whereby the handle 3 is fixed in the transport position relative to the base plate 2. The loosening of the grip 3 from the transport position is then advantageously on moving ^¬ che, instead of like solving from a use position.

FIG. 13 shows a further embodiment of the excrement receiving device 1 according to the invention, in which the handle has a plurality of use positions. The handle 3 is buildin ^¬ Untitled to the base plate 2 also here by means of a joint 10th The base plate 2 has a plurality of walls 7 and in the front portion 8 a corrugated shape. The headband 4 is in its transport position, the handle 3 in a position of use. FIG. 13 also shows the relative arrangement of the base plate 2 to the handle 3 in FIG

Transport position indicated. In the figure 13a, which illustrates the detail A of Figure 13, it can be seen that the hinge 10 of the illustrated embodiment has a plurality of recesses 31, in each of which the trigger element 9 can engage. In this way, the handle 3 has a plurality of use positions, wherein the user can select which of the use positions he prefers.

Figures 14a and 14b show a further embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 according to the invention, which is attached to a belt 16. The handle 3 of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 has for this purpose a fastener 15, wel ^¬ Ches is present in this embodiment as a hook-like element at the free end of the handle 3. While OF INVENTION ^¬ dung proper Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 is in the Figure 14 in a use position, that is that both the handle 3 and the support bracket 4 in a position of use are, 14b, the figure shows the embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 according to the invention in its transport position. To attach the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 to the belt 16, the fastener 15 engages behind the belt 16, whereby the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 is attached to the belt 16 and must not be worn by the user.

15 shows an embodiment of the Kotaufnahmesystems invention consisting of a Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 and a receptacle 12. The receptacle 12 was introduced with its closed end 21 in the space which is spanned by the headband 4 and the base plate 2. For attachment of the receptacle 12 to the Kotaufnahme ^¬ device 1, the open end 22 of the receptacle 12 now, as indicated by arrows, be slipped over the headband 4 and the base plate 2. The illustrated feces ^¬ pickup device 1 comprises a fastening element 15, by means of which the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1, for example to egg ner pants or a belt or a bag can be attached. In the embodiment shown, the fastening element 15 is designed as a snap hook, which allows easy attachment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1.

In the figure, 16 is a further embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 according to the invention, in which the handle 3 also has different use positions, although the connecting Ge ^¬ steering 10 only one recess 31 has the handle 3 with the base plate 2 for the release element 9 ^¬. The various use positions are realized in this embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 according to the invention characterized in that the handle 3 is telescopic. This means that the handle 3 consists of several, nested elements that allow a variation of the length of the handle 3. Again, it is envisaged that these elements can lock at different positions, whereby different usage positions of the handle 3 are possible. In order to enable locking of the handle 3 from a use Stel ^¬ lungs, a further trigger element is seen before 9 ^¬. Although in this embodiment, the joint 10 has only one recess 31, so it is in principle also possible that a plurality of recesses 31 are provided and in addition the handle 3 is designed to be telescopic. In this way, a very variable adjustment of the handle 3 rela ^¬ tive is possible to the base plate 2, which is especially user-friendly ^¬ is considered to be.

FIG. 17 shows a further embodiment of the faeces receiving device 1 according to the invention in the position of use. The handle 3 of this embodiment has an integrated storage device 18, which can accommodate a plurality of Aufnahmebehäl ^¬ tern 12. When the stowage receiving system is used as intended with this stowing device 1 the user of the storage device 18 takes a receptacle 12 and attaches it to the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 as described. The handle 3 also has a fastener 15, which in this case is formed as an elastic ring, by means of which the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 can be attached to a hook or the like.

The embodiment of the faeces receiving system according to the invention shown in FIG. 18 has a fixing device

11, which is attached to the handle 3. The Fixierein ^¬ direction 11 is formed in this embodiment as acted upon by a spring leg, wherein the spring ^¬ force applied to the leg with the hinge 10 side facing the handle out, with a press on the opposite end of the ^¬ ge set one of the Spring force counteracts acting force, causing the fixing device 11 ge ^¬ opens. The fixing device 11 is used for temporary fixation of the receptacle 12 during normal use of Kotaufnahmesystems shown in Figure 18. For this purpose, the receptacle 12 is clamped at its closed end 21 in the fixing device 11 during insertion of the receptacle 12 into the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1, ie between the legs of the fixing 11 and the handle 3 set. In this way it is ensured that the receptacle

12 does not fall out of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 out. The fixation of the receptacle 12 in the region of the handle 3 is particularly advantageous because the receptacle 12 is literally clamped in this way, which facilitates a recording of the feces particularly.

In the embodiment of the Kotaufnahmesystems invention, which is shown in Figure 19, the Fixierein ^¬ direction 11 is formed as a hook-shaped element, which is arranged on a wall 7 of the base plate 2. In the showed embodiment, this is the wall 7, which is located in the rear portion 17 of the base plate. In other ^embodiments , the fixing device 11 can also be formed by one or more hook-shaped elements which are located on one or more of the walls 7 in the first side region 5 or the second side region 6.

In the Kotaufnahmesystem according to Figure 19, the receptacle 12 at its closed end 21 on a fixing element 23, which cooperates with the hook-shaped element of the fixing ^¬ device. The fixing element 23 is formed in the embodiment shown as a slot-shaped opening. By means of this, the receptacle 12 can be attached to the hook-shaped element of the fixing device 11.

Figures 20a and 20b show a further embodiment of the Kotaufnahmesystems invention. In Figure 20a, the receptacle 12 is not yet attached to the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1, in the figure 20b, this is the case. The Kotaufnah ^¬ mevorrichtung 1 also has here a base plate 2, a handle 3 and a bracket 4. The handle 3 and the base ^¬ plate 2 are rotatably connected to each other by means of a hinge 10. On the handle 3, a fixing device 11 is arranged, which is designed as a hook-shaped element. The receptacle 12 has a fixing element 23, wel ^¬ Ches consists of an opening which is located on a tab 32. The tab 32 is disposed at the open end 22 of the Recordin ^¬ mebehälters 12th For fastening the Aufnahmebehäl ^¬ ters 12, the closed end 21 of the Aufnahmebehäl ^¬ ters 12 is now inserted into a receiving space 27 which is defined by the base plate 2 and the retaining hoop. 4 Subsequently, the tab 32 on the headband 4 in the direction of

Gripped handle 3 and then by means of the fixing element 23 at fixed to the fixing device 11, as shown in Figure 20b.

The receptacle 12 of this embodiment has a closure device 25, which is formed in this embodiment by an attached on the outside of the receptacle 12 ^¬ adhesive strip. Before and during the on ^¬ exception of Kot by the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 of this tape is covered by a release liner. After On ^¬ exception of the droppings this release liner may be removed and the Recordin ^¬ mebehälter 12 are closed, in which the tab is placed 32 across the open end 22 of the receptacle 12 where covered ^¬ with the tab 32, the open end 22, and subsequently ^¬ ßend is fixed on the tape. The receptacle 12 can then be disposed of.

FIGS. 21 to 28 show various embodiments of the receptacle 12, which are closed in different ways. Each of the individual figures shows the sequence of the closing process of a Aufnahmebehäl ^¬ age 12th

In FIG. 21, the receptacle 12 has a closure device 25, which is formed by an adhesive strip applied on the outside of the receptacle 12 and a piece of wire fixed on the adhesive strip. The adhesive strip and part of the piece of wire are covered by a release liner. For closing the receptacle 12, the peel-off film is now removed from the adhesive strip and the receptacle 12 is rolled up starting from its open end 22, whereby the rolled-up piece then adheres to the adhesive strip. Subsequently, the free ends of the piece of wire are bent to each other and twisted together. belt. In this way, a particularly secure closure of the receptacle 12 is realized.

In the embodiment of the receptacle 12 shown in Figure 22, this has at its open end 22 an integrated into the edge of the open end 22 thread which protrudes from the receptacle 12 at two points. If the user now pulls on the two ends of the thread or if the user pulls the two ends of the thread out of the receptacle, the receptacle 12 also closes at its open end 22.

FIG. 23 shows an embodiment of receptacle 12 similar to that of FIG. 22. Here is the thread of the closure device 25 only at one point out of the edge of the open end 22 of the receptacle 12, but is connected together at its ends, whereby it is also possible here to pull the thread from the edge, whereby the receptacle 12 closed becomes .

In the embodiment of the receptacle 12, which in FIG

24, the receptacle 12 has at the edge of ^¬ open end 22, a closure device 25, which is formed by an adhesive strip, which is covered with a release liner. For closing the Aufnahmebehäl ^¬ ters 12, the release liner is removed and the receptacle 12 may be folded into one another, interengaging crumpled or be closed in some other way, wherein the adhesive strip provides further fixation of the receptacle in itself.

In the embodiment of the receptacle 12 according to FIG

25 is an adhesive tab on the receptacle 12, which forms the closure device 25. To close the Receiving container 12, the adhesive flap is wrapped around the open end 22, whereby the receptacle 12 is closed.

Figure 26 shows a further embodiment of the receiving ^¬ container 12 having a shutter 25 at the edge of its open end 22nd The edge is divided into two halves, wherein the two halves have a gain on ^¬ , which is configured in cross-section so that the two edges interlock and the receptacle 12 can close in this way.

In the embodiment according to FIG. 27, the closure device 25 is formed by a clip-like element. This element has two legs which are connected to each other and are pivotable relative to each other. The two free ends of the two legs can engage in one another such that the closure device 25 receives the open end 22 of the Aufnahmebehäl ^¬ age 12 between their legs, these are then pivoted to each other and the free ends then interlock, whereby a closing of the receptacle 12th can be realized.

Figure 28 shows a further embodiment of the receiving ^¬ container 12, in which the closure device 25 is formed by an element which also has two legs ^¬, but which are not pivotable to each other. The free ends of the legs are arranged so that a Passa ^¬ ge for the compressed open end 22 of the receptacle 12 is possible, so have a small distance from each other. In the middle regions of the legs, these have a greater distance from one another, as a result of which an annular receiving zone for the receiving container is located in the middle of the element which forms the closure device 25. det. To close the receptacle 12, the open end, z. B. by crumpling, compressed and preferably simply folded down. Subsequently, the closure ^{¬ device is} pulled over the open end, whereby it is located in the central receiving zone and the receptacle 12 is thus closed.

29 shows a further embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 according to the invention with a base plate 2, a handle 3 and a bracket 4. On the handle 3, a receiving device 19 is arranged, which is suitable for receiving a Ta ^¬ rule lamp. In the present case, the Ta ^¬ rule lamp is clipped into the receptacle. However, the Aufnah ^¬ meeinrichtung can also, for example, via a

Velcro, by means of which the flashlight can be attached to the handle 3.

FIG. 30 shows a further embodiment of the faeces receiving device 1 according to the invention, which has an integrated light source in the form of an LED lamp 20. The LED lamp 20 may be preferred fourth acti ^¬ by means of a pushbutton 33, which is also arranged on the handle 3, and is so ^¬ with easily accessible.

31 shows a further embodiment of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 according to the invention with a base plate 2, a handle 3 and a bracket 4. The handle 3 and the bracket 4 are fixed by means of common joints 10 on walls 7 of the base plate 2. The pivot axis of the handle 3 ge ^¬ genüber the base plate 2 and the holding bracket 4 relative to the base plate 2 are thus identical. The handle 3 spreads ^¬ tert towards its free end, which allows a pleasant hand ^¬ habitation of Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 according to the invention. FIG. 32 shows a receptacle 12 according to a further embodiment of the receptacle system according to the invention. This receptacle 12 has at its closed end 21 a plurality of dome-like elements 34 which are integrated into the closed end 21 of the receptacle 12. The number, size and shape of these peaks ^¬-like elements 34 depends on the respective 1 Kotaufnahmevorrichtung Kotaufnahmesystems of the invention. If, for example, the faeces receiving device 1 has four projections 28, then the corresponding receiving container also has four dome-like elements 34. In the region of its open end 22, the receptacle 12 has a closure device 25 in the form of a metal wire, which is covered with a peel-off film. The receptacle 12 has a slightly conical shape, which facilitates the attachment of the receptacle 12 to the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1.

Figure 33 shows the receptacle 12 of Figure 32, attached to an inventive Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1, which is shown only partially in the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 ^¬. Since the dome-like elements 34 are at the closed end 21 of the receptacle 12, the Aufnahmebe ^¬ container 12 is not introduced in the present case with its closed end 21 in the area between headband 4 and base plate 2. However, serves for this purpose, in the present case, a part of the wall of the receptacle 12. Such embodiments of the receptacle 12 and of a vehicle equipped with such an on ^¬ exception container 12 Kotaufnahmesystems are explicitly also as belonging to the invention to be considered. In other embodiments, it would be also possible that the dome-like members 34 are not in the area of geschlosse ^¬ NEN end 21, but rather in the region of a wall of the Receiving container 12 are located. In such embodiments, the closed end 21 of the receptacle ^¬ container can continue to be introduced into the area between the base plate 2 and headband 4.

The dome-shaped elements 34 are each a projection 28 associated ^¬ normal conditions of use of the Kotaufnahmesystems and are for intended use as closely as possible to this. As a result, the wavy shape of the base plate 2 in the front region 8 is not lost even when the receiving container 1 mounted on the receiving container 12, so that the benefits of this shape of the front portion 8 can be used in conjunction with the receptacle 12. In this way, especially a simple recording of the feces 24 from a grassy area is possible.

FIG. 34 shows a further embodiment of the faeces receiving device 1 according to the invention. In this embodiment, the faeces receiving device 1 has a receiving cage 35 which, when used as intended, partially accommodates the receiving containers (not shown). The receiving cage 35 has a bulbous shape, which is formed by walls 7 in the form of webs. To the inner shape of the Aufnahmekä ^¬ figs 35 can create the receptacle, thereby forming a receiving space 27 is formed at the intended use.

In this embodiment, the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1, the handle 3 and the bracket 4 are arranged on the receiving cage 35 and not on the base plate 2. Handle 3 and headband 4 are each pivotable relative to the receiving cage 35. For the handle 3, a hinge 10 is provided for this purpose. Figure 34 shows the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 in the use position. To solve this use position, a triggering Lement 9 actuated on the handle 3, whereby a locking of the handle 3 is released and this can be moved in the direction of the retaining clip 4.

The base plate 2 is arranged on the receiving cage 35 and passes into this. The base plate 2 has an iron ^¬-like shape, wherein a tip is provided in a front region. 8

The headband 4 is held by two spring elements 38 in the position of use. When transferring the retaining clip 4 in the transport position must be processed against the spring force of these spring elements 38. On the headband 4, a guide member 37 is arranged, which cooperates with a guide surface 36 of the handle 3, as will be described later. On the guide element 37, the receptacle are fixed when used as intended.

FIG. 35a shows the composite of receiving cage 35 and

Base plate 2 in a plan view. In this view, it is clear how well the receptacle (not shown) can invest in the intended use of the base plate 2 and the receiving cage 35. In the figure 35b, the handle 3 and the bracket 4 are additionally shown, with these are in use position. FIG. 35c shows the transport position of the faeces receiving device 1.

From the figures 36a and 36b of the intended consumption of Ge ^¬ Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 is visible, wherein the sake of clarity, the receptacles not Darge ^¬ represents. The Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 is in use position and the base plate 2 is possible fully ^¬ constantly on a surface 44 on which the feces 24 be ^¬ found stored. Subsequently, the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 moved toward the faeces 24. If the faeces 24 are located on the base plate 2, the faeces receiving device 1 is tilted. For this purpose, the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 on a rounded bottom surface 43 which allows a slight tilting without lifting the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1. As a result of this movement and the resulting inclined position of the base plate 2, the faeces 24 fall in the direction of the receiving cage 34. The faeces 24 can thus be removed on the surface 44 in a simple manner.

Handle 3 and base plate 2 are arranged in use position to each other at an angle α. In this embodiment, this angle is 105 °.

In the figures 37a and 37b and 37c, the transfer of the handle 3 and the retaining clip 4 from the transport position is shown in the use position. The receiving cage 35 has two latching openings 39, in which a detent 40 of the handle 3 can engage. The locking lug 40 engages in the use position in the one latching opening 39 and in the transport position in the other latching opening 39 a. To release the fixation of the handle 3, the user pushes the locking lug 40 by means of the trigger element 9 from the latching opening 39 and folds the handle 3 in the direction of the arrow shown upwards. Since the headband 4 is acted upon by spring elements 38 with a Fe ^¬ derkraft, the headband 4 moves automatically ^¬ also in the direction of use position. In this case, the guide element 37 of the retaining clip 4 is guided on the guide surface 36 of the handle 3, so that it does not come to a sudden unfolding of the retaining clip 4. If the handle 3 has arrived in the position of use, the latching lug 40 engages in the latching opening 39 and the handle 3 is thereby fixed. The Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 can now with a receptacle (not shown) equipped and then used who ^¬ . Alternatively, it is also possible that the detent 40 in one or both detent openings 39 is not or only partially, in particular only with respect to a direction of movement, is locked. It can be provided in particular that no pressing of the trigger element 9 is necessary for a transfer of the handle 3 from the transport position into the use position. For this purpose, for example, a side surface of

Detent hole 39 and a side surface of the locking lug 40, which are moved towards each other during the transfer from the transport position in the use position and by the contact otherwise the latching is effected, slide on each other. This can be realized, for example, by a chamfering or rounding off of at least one of these side surfaces. For example, if both surfaces are beveled, the side surfaces run on the transfer of the handle 3 from the transport position in the use position on each other and then slide from each other, whereby the locking lug 40 is moved out of the locking opening 39, without requiring actuation of the trigger element 9 , The corresponding functionality is also possible with regard to the further latching opening 39.

Figures 38a, 38b and 38c show the transfer of the handle 3 and the retaining clip 4 from the use position to the transport position. For this purpose, the user exerts a pressure on the trigger element 9, whereby the locking lug 40 from the

Detent hole 39 is removed. Then, the user moves the handle 3 in the direction of the arrow shown around the joint 10. As can be seen from Figure 38b comes from a certain tilt angle, the guide surface 36 with the guide element 37 in Berüh ^¬ tion. Characterized the retaining bracket 4 from the use Stel ^¬ development in the direction of the transport position is moved with. Arrived in the transport position, the handle 3 locked automatically by snapping the latch 40 in one Detent opening 39. The headband 4 is also held by the handle 3 in the transport position.

FIG. 39 shows the time at which the guide surface 36 comes into contact with the guide element 37 during the transfer from use to the transport position. In a further movement of the handle 3 in the direction of the transport position, the guide element 37 moves gradually from the guide surface 36 from. In this way, the headband 4 is moved in the direction of transport ^¬ position.

Figures 40a and 40b show an embodiment of the receptacle with reinforcement. The receptacle 12 in this case has a reinforcing part 42, which is pocket-like ^¬ forms. On the reinforcing member 42, a flexible member 41 is arranged, which consists of a film. The Verstär ^¬ kung part 42 has a sharp edge, which makes it easy to receive the faeces. The flexible member 41 is flexi ^¬ bel and can therefore very well on the receiving cage (not Darge ^¬ represents) can be adjusted. As a result, the flexible part 41 fits snugly against the receiving cage, thereby creating a large receiving space for feces.

In FIGS. 41a to 41g, the use of the faeces receiving device 1 or of the faeces receiving system is explained in greater detail. When used as intended, a receptacle 12 is attached to the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1. For this purpose, the flexible part 41 is slipped over the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 and the reinforcing member 42 is attached to the base plate 2. Subsequently, the flexible part 41 is pressed into the receiving space 27 of the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1 and adapted to the walls 7 of the receiving cage 35. By means of a Fixierungsele ^¬ Mentes 23, the receptacle 12 is then fixed to the guide element 37 of the retaining clip 4, wrap around here. The loan In this case, the element 37 forms the fixing device 11. The bottom surface 43 of the receiving cage 35 is protected from contamination by the receptacle 12.

As can be seen in FIG. 41e, the faeces receiving system is then moved towards the faeces by a movement in the direction of the faeces receiving direction of movement. The faeces 24 is in the receiving cage 35, the receptacle 12 is withdrawn from the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1. All contaminants on the receptacle 12 are displaced by the left turning into the interior of the receptacle 12. The Aufnahmebehäl ^¬ ter 12 can then be closed, for example by knotting and then disposed of.

FIG. 42 shows a further embodiment of the stowage receiving system according to the invention. There is indicated that a plurality of receptacle 12 are attached to the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1. In this way, a multiple Verwen ^¬ tion of Kotaufnahmesystems without an interim Nach ^¬ fill a receptacle 12 is possible. Each of the receptacle ^¬ container 12 is attached to the Kotaufnah ^¬ mevorrichtung 1 in the same way. After using the Kotaufnahmesystems then only the outermost Aufnahmebehäl ^¬ ter 12 is removed from the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung 1.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

1 droppings device

2 base plate

3 handle

4 retaining clips

5 first page area

6 second side area

7 wall

8 front area

9 trigger element

10 joint

11 fixing device

12 receptacles

13 bottom

14 cantilever

15 fastener

16 belts

17 rear area

18 storage device

19 receiving device

20 LED lamp

21 closed end

22 open end

23 fixing element

24 feces

25 closure device

26 transport room

27 recording room

28 lead

29 Breakthrough

30 arrow

31 recess

32 tab 33 buttons

34 dome-like elements

35 receiving cage

36 guide surface

37 guide element

38 spring element

39 detent opening

40 latch

41 flexible part

42 reinforcement part

43 floor area

44 surface

R Kotaufnahmebewegungsrichtung α angle

Claims

claims

1. Kotaufnahmevorrichtung with a substantially flat base plate (2) and a handle (3), characterized in that the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung (1) has a headband (4) extending at least partially over the base plate (2) and substantially transversely to a Kotaufnahmebewegungsrichtung (R) extends.

2. Kotaufnahmevorrichtung according to claim 1, characterized in that the retaining bracket (4) from a first side region (5) of the base plate (2) to a second side region (6) of the base plate (2).

3. Kotaufnahmevorrichtung according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the handle (3) and the base plate (2) relative to each other and / or can be rotated.

4. Kotaufnahmevorrichtung according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the retaining bracket (4) and the base plate (2) moves relative to each other

and / or can be twisted.

5. Kotaufnahmevorrichtung according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the base plate (2) has a ironing-like basic shape.

6. Kotaufnahmevorrichtung according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the Kotaufnahmevor ^¬ direction (1) has a receiving cage (35) for Aufnahmebehäl ^¬ ter (12).

7. Kotaufnahmevorrichtung according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the handle (3) and / or the headband (4) have a transport position and at least one use position, wherein the handle (3) and / or the headband (4) of the Transport position in the at least one use position and from the at least one use position in the transport position can be transferred.

8. Kotaufnahmevorrichtung according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that either the handle (3) or the headband (4) are transferred in the transfer of the other part in the transport and / or Ver ^{¬ use position} with.

9. Kotaufnahmesystem with a Kotaufnahmevorrichtung (1) according to one of the preceding claims and at least one bag-like receptacle (12), wherein a bag-like receptacle (12) for the use of Kotaufnahmevorrichtung (1) is attached to the Kotaufnahmevorrichtung (1) that a closed end (21) of the receptacle (12) at least partially in a receiving space (27) between the headband (4) and the base plate (2) and that an open end (22) of the receptacle (12) at least teilbereichs ^{¬ example} Covered underside (13) of the base plate (2).

10. Kotaufnahmesystem according to claim 9, characterized in that the receptacle (12) has a reinforcement.