WO2020083813A1

WO2020083813A1 - Exchange device and exchange system based on the exchange device

Info

Publication number: WO2020083813A1
Application number: PCT/EP2019/078515
Authority: WO
Inventors: Sigrun Jørgensen
Original assignee: Joergensen Sigrun
Priority date: 2018-10-22
Filing date: 2019-10-21
Publication date: 2020-04-30
Also published as: DE202018106042U1

Abstract

The invention relates to an exchange device comprising a substantially strip-shaped body (2). The strip-shaped body (2) has a first end (3) and a second end (4), wherein at least one connector (10) designed for making a separable connection is arranged at least on the first end (3) or on the second end (4) of the strip-shaped body (2), which connector is designed as a universal connector. The invention further relates to an exchange system having an exchange device according to the invention and at least one further device which is in a functional connection with the exchange device (1).

Description

description

Exchange device and exchange system based on the exchange device

The invention relates generally to an exchange device. In particular, the invention relates to an exchange device for attachment to a textile product and an exchange system based on the exchange device.

With regard to the short-lived nature of the fashion industry, one is increasingly faced with the problem of modifying one's own styling or appearance at short notice or adapting it to specific needs. This is particularly difficult due to the omnipresence of various portable electronics, which can significantly limit the design flexibility in this regard. From the publication DE 10 2010 003 878 Al band connection and exchange systems with bayonet locks for use in the textile or accessory area are known. However, there is a need for improved exchange devices or systems, which allow increased design freedom and flexibility.

The object of embodiments of the present invention is therefore to provide an improved exchange device and an improved exchange system which enable a high degree of design freedom and user-friendliness in the handling of portable electronics.

According to a first aspect, the task is solved with an exchange device, for example for attachment to a textile product. The exchange device essentially comprises one designed to be attached to a textile product band-shaped body with a first end and with a second end. Furthermore, the exchange device comprises at least one connecting piece arranged at least at the first end or at the second end of the band-shaped body and designed to form a releasable connection, the at least one connecting piece being designed as a universal connector.

A textile product is understood to mean any type of textile product, such as, in particular, items of clothing, shoes, bags and backpacks etc. In the context of the present description, essentially band-shaped means in particular that the spatial-physical design of the band-shaped body suggests at least one longitudinal direction, that is, it has an elongated shape. The essentially band-shaped body can be, for example, in the form of a laces, a laces of a hood or a backpack, as a handle of a handbag or at least one

be folded in sections folded cloth.

The universal connector is understood to mean a connector which is designed such that it can be connected to an essentially identically constructed and dimensioned connector or a matching connector. In particular, in the case of the universal connectors, due to the essentially identical construction of connectors which can be connected to one another, no distinction is made between the socket or plug or the "male" or "female". Rather, the universal connector has elements of the two genres.

The design of the at least one connector as a universal connector makes it possible to exchange the device to another device, for example another device, with the same or similar and to connect the same dimensioned connecting piece. By using the same connecting piece in the form of a universal connector, the problems associated with incompatibility among different connectors can thus be avoided or alleviated. In particular due to the use of the universal connector, the end user can combine products from different manufacturers with one another, so that new product ranges can be put together in a simple manner on the basis of the exchange device.

Due to the releasable connection of the band-shaped body by means of the at least one connecting piece, the exchange band can be exchanged in a simple manner by connecting a band to be exchanged with at least one universal connector to one of the ends of the exchange band by means of the universal connectors that the two bands form a coherent extended band. Then the tape to be exchanged can be pulled at the other or at the free end, for example to pull it out of a tape guide of a textile product. The lengthened tape can be pulled through the tape guide in particular until the replacement tape to be replaced assumes the desired position or the target position. Then the connection between the replacement tapes can be released. In this way, the exchange of laces without complicated threading, for example into a hood, is made possible.

The connector can have a complementary mechanical closure. The complementary mechanical closure can in particular be designed such that when connecting two identical and equally dimensioned connecting pieces, the complementary mechanical closures Forming a mechanical connection can interlock. Due to the complementary mechanical closure, the connecting pieces can form particularly robust mechanical connections.

The complementary mechanical lock can be designed, for example, as a complementary bayonet lock. In particular, bayonet locks can be modified to complementary bayonet locks of the same side. Two universal connectors, each with an essentially identical complementary bayonet lock, can be securely and easily connected by simply guiding and twisting the two locks together.

In this case, a first connection piece arranged at the first end and a second connection piece arranged at the second end of the same type, in particular of the same dimension, can be provided. On the exchange device with the connecting pieces at the two ends, similar universal connectors can be connected on both sides or from both ends, which can further increase the variety of possible uses and the design. Among other things, such an exchange device to form a ring, for example a bracelet or collar, can be closed in itself.

The exchange device can comprise electronics which can be integrated in the band-shaped body or integrated therein, and which are designed for a communicative connection with at least one external electronic device, such as a smartphone, tablet PC, power bank, headphones, computers or the like. A communicative connection is understood here to mean an electrical or electromagnetic connection for the transmission of electrical power and / or electrical signals. The electronics can in particular comprise at least one electrical line that can be integrated or integrated into the band-shaped body, wherein the at least one connecting piece can be designed for the electrical connection of the at least one electrical line to at least one external device. The electrical line integrated in the band-shaped body can be used in particular for coupling or connecting external electrical components to form a system. In particular, two or more electrical lines can be provided, which extend along the band-shaped body between the two ends of the exchange device.

The connector may further comprise a complementary electronic connector. The complementary electronic connector can in particular be designed such that when connecting two identical and equally dimensioned connecting pieces, the complementary electronic connector

Connectors can also interlock to form an electrical connection. Due to the complementary mechanical connector, universal connectors can be realized that can be connected mechanically as well as electrically with identical or equally dimensioned universal connectors.

The complementary electronic connector at its two ends preferably has two pins and two sockets, is thus isosceles and thereby also designed with a short circuit. This in turn results in simple configuration and improved connection options. Furthermore, the complementary electronic connector can, however, also have other configurations, for example a pin and on at one end of the complementary electronic connector a socket may be provided at another opposite end of the complementary electronic connector.

The electronics can also be designed for wireless communicative connection with at least one external electronic device. Due to the wireless communicative connection there is no need for direct contact between the exchange device and the external device, so that the exchange device can be accommodated essentially completely in the textile product, among other things.

The exchange device can have at least one decorative element or decorative element, gemstones, symbols, zodiac signs, etc. Such exchange devices can serve as an easily replaceable accessory.

In some embodiments, the exchange device has at least one LED (light-emitting diode) for generating a light, the electronics comprising an LED driver for operating the LED. In particular, the electronics can comprise a battery and / or be connectable to a power source. The light emitted by the LED can, depending on the design of the exchange device, serve as a signal, warning and / or decorative light.

The exchange device can also comprise a scent-emitting system for emitting scents, for example perfume. When the spray system is activated, the exchange device can thus spray desired scents.

The electronics of the exchange device can be designed with an implemented locating function. In particular, the electronics can transmit a transmitter for the transmission of location signals. point so that in an emergency the replacement device can be located, for example via mobile phones or threats.

According to a second aspect, an exchange system with an exchange device according to the first aspect is proposed, the exchange system comprising at least one further device which is functionally connected to the exchange device.

The at least one further device can in particular comprise at least one exchange device according to the first aspect. With the combination of exchange devices, a variety of customized exchange systems can be easily provided.

The at least one further device can comprise a smartphone and a power bank, the smartphone and the power bank being able to be electrically connected to one another in particular by means of corresponding transition pieces via the at least one exchange ash device. The exchange device can thus be used to charge the smartphone.

The smartphone and / or the power bank can in particular have a case to which the exchange device can be mechanically and / or electrically connected. The transition piece can in particular be integrated into the shell, which makes it easier to handle the exchange system. The smartphone or the power bank can also be secured against theft or falling due to the secure connection to the connector.

In some embodiments, the smartphone is configured to run an application that is electrical The connection between the exchange device and the smartphone is monitored, in particular with regard to integrity, and at least one action is triggered if an, in particular unexpected or unintended impairment or interruption of the connection is found. The at least one action can include triggering an alarm signal and / or calling an emergency service at one of previously stored emergency numbers.

In particular, two or more telephone numbers of emergency services set up in the immediate vicinity or within a few minutes to a few hours can be saved in advance. In some embodiments, the exchange device or the integrated electronics, for example at least at one end of the exchange device, has a radio trigger that can be activated by actuation. In particular, the application can receive instructions to activate an alarm when the radio trigger is actuated and / or to output an emergency signal together with location information for location to the previously stored emergency numbers. In an emergency situation or in the event of an unintentional fault in the connection between the smartphone and the exchange device, the emergency service is thus informed, so that the emergency service can intervene.

The invention will now be explained in more detail with reference to the attached figures. The same reference numerals are used in the figures for the same or equivalent parts.

1 schematically shows a side view of an exchange device according to an embodiment,

2 shows a perspective view of a connecting piece according to an embodiment, 3 shows a perspective view of the connecting piece of FIG. 2 in half section,

4 shows an exploded view of the connecting piece of FIGS. 2 and 3,

5 schematically shows a system according to an embodiment,

6 schematically shows a system according to another exemplary embodiment,

7 schematically shows a system according to a further exemplary embodiment,

8 schematically shows a system according to yet another exemplary embodiment,

9 schematically shows a system according to another exemplary embodiment,

10 schematically shows an exchange process of an exchange device according to an exemplary embodiment,

11 schematically shows exchange devices according to further exemplary embodiments,

12 schematically shows exchange systems according to further exemplary embodiments.

Fig. 13 shows schematically an exchange system according to a further embodiment. Fig. 1 shows schematically a side view of an exchange device according to an embodiment. The exchange device 1 of FIG. 1 is formed in the form of an exchange belt and comprises a band-shaped flexible body 2 with a first end 3 and with a second end 4, with a first connec tion piece 5 and at the first end 3 of the band-shaped body 2 a second connecting piece 6 is arranged at the second end 4 of the band-shaped body 2.

1 is for attachment to a textile product, such as clothing, in particular shoes, jackets, backpacks, bags or the like, forms out. In particular, the replacement tape can be designed as a lacing tape, drawstring, lace, braid, or as a decorative tape.

The exchange device 1 further comprises electronics 7 integrated in the band-shaped body 2. In the embodiment example of FIG. 1, the electronics 7 embedded in the band-shaped body 2 comprises electrical lines 8, which in FIG. 1 are symbolic as one along the band-shaped body 2 ver dashed line is shown.

The electrical lines 8 extend between the first end 3 and the second end 4 of the band-shaped body 2 and connect the first connector 5 and the second connector 6 Ver electrically.

By means of the electrical lines 8, electrical current and / or electrical signals can be conducted between the first connecting piece 5 and the second connecting piece 6.

In this exemplary embodiment, the first connecting piece 5 and the second connecting piece 6 are designed as similar electronic Mechanical connectors are formed, which are designed to provide both a mechanical and an electrical connection. The connecting pieces 5 and 6 each have a bayonet catch and are dimensioned such that they can also be connected to one another or also to other connecting pieces of essentially identical design, in particular by simply guiding and twisting one into the other. For example, by means of a resilient element, the connecting piece can engage in the connected state in such a way that a stable connection can arise between two connecting pieces of this type.

Fig. 2 shows a perspective view of a connecting piece according to an embodiment. The connector 10 is in particular an embodiment of the connectors 5 and 6 shown in Fig. 1 and has a substantially axially symmetrical shape. The connecting piece 10 comprises a sleeve 11 in the form of a substantially cylindrical body, a bayonet ring 12 arranged coaxially to the sleeve 11 with a bayonet slot 13 for receiving a bayonet pin of a similar connecting piece, a rotating ring 14, the bayonet ring 12 and a part the sleeve 11 radially envelops a bayonet insert 15 with a bayonet pin 16 for engaging in a bayonet slot of a similar connector and an electrical connector 17 which partially protrudes from the connector 10 through the bayonet ring 12.

Fig. 3 shows a perspective view of the connecting piece according to FIG. 2 in half section. As can be clearly seen in FIG. 3, the electrical connector 17 has an outer region 18 which protrudes through the bayonet ring 12, and an inner region 19 recessed in the connecting piece 10 or in the bayonet ring 12, the outer region 18 and the inner region 19 each have elongated contact holes 20 and 21 for receiving contact pins (not shown) or contact elements (not shown). In the view shown in FIG. 3, one contact hole 20 or 21 is visible from the front. The bayonet slot 13 and the bayonet pin 16 are essentially complementary to one another, so that two identical connecting pieces 10 of this type can be mechanically connected to one another via corresponding bayonet pins or bayonet slots. The outer area 18 and the inner area 19 of the connector 17 are also designed complementary to one another, so that when connecting two connecting pieces 10 of this type, respective outer areas and respective inner areas can interlock, the connecting pieces 10 being electrically connected to one another via contact pins (not shown).

Fig. 4 shows an exploded view of the connector according to FIGS. 2 and 3. The exploded view of FIG. 4 illustrates the structure and composition of the connector 10. As can be seen in particular from FIG. 4, the bayonet insert has 15 areas with different outer diameters. In particular, the bayonet insert 15 comprises a bayonet head 22 or a head part, a middle ring 23 or middle area and a closing ring 24 or closing area. Furthermore, the bayonet insert has a first intermediate region 25 between the middle ring 23 and the head 22 and a second intermediate region 26 between the middle ring 23 and the end ring 24. The bayonet head 22 and the center ring 23 have the largest outer diameter, which essentially corresponds to the maximum outer diameter of the bayonet insert 15. The first intermediate region 25, which lies between the bayonet head 22 and the central ring 23, has a smaller outer diameter than the head 22 or as the central ring 23, the outer diameter of the second intermediate region 26, which is between the end ring's 24 and the central ring 23, is the ringest. In this embodiment, the bayonet insert 15 is formed in one piece.

The bayonet ring 12 has a longitudinal slot 27 which is arranged essentially diametrically to the bayonet slot 12 and which is designed to receive the bayonet pin 16, so that the bayonet head 22 can be substantially completely sunk into the bayonet net ring 12.

The connector 10 may also have, for example, a spring mechanism (not shown) which is designed to ensure that, in the normal state or in a state in which the connector 10 is not closed at any counterpart, the bayonet head 22 ver in the bayonet ring sinks. The spring mechanism can in particular comprise a compression spring inserted between the bayonet insert 15 and the sleeve 11 in the first intermediate area 25, which exerts an axial compressive force between an inner support ring (not shown) of the sleeve and the central ring 23 of the bayonet body.

To connect the connecting piece 10 with a similar connecting piece, the gripping ring 14, which is non-positively connected to the bayonet ring 12, can be withdrawn via the sleeve 11 in such a way that the bayonet insert 15, in particular the bayonet pin 16, is moved out and then into a bayonet slot similar connector introduced and to be brought into a snap-in position by mutual rotation of the gripping rings 14 of the two connectors 10. Due to the complementary structure of the electrical connector 17, the outer region 18 of the connector 17 of the one connector 10 with the Inner area 19 of the connector 17 of the other connec tion piece 10 electrically connected.

Thus, the connector 10 can be used as a universal connector, which enables both mechanical and electrical connections to be made with identical or identical connectors in a simple manner.

An exchange band equipped with such connectors can be connected in a simple manner to other exchange tapes or other devices also equipped with such connectors. When replacing such an attached tape by means of a tape guide on a textile product, in particular the tape to be exchanged can be connected to one end of the exchange tape, after which the second end of the exchange tape can be pulled until the tape to be replaced assumes the position of the tape to be exchanged. Then the connection between the two bands can be released.

In a simple embodiment, the replacement belt can furthermore have no electronics or no electrical line, so that the connecting pieces as a purely mechanical connecting element, i.e. without the electrical connector, is trained.

Fig. 5 shows schematically a system according to an embodiment example. The system 30 shown in Fig. 5 illustrates in particular the possible uses of the above-described exchange tape. Fig. 5 shows a textile product or garment, which is designed in the form of sports pants 35. The sports pants 35 have a right front pocket 36 (left in the picture), a left front pocket 37 (right in the picture) and one Cord guide 38, which instead of a cord has an exchange device 1 according to an embodiment. The system 30 has a smartphone 40 and a power bank 41 for charging the smartphone 40.

In Fig. 5, the connection areas on the right half of the picture to illustrate the connection points of the Smartpho nes 40 and the power bank 41 with the replacement tape 1, shown enlarged. The smartphone 40 is connected to the first connec tion piece 5 at the first end 3 of the exchange belt 1 and the power bank 41 is connected to the second connector 6 at the second end 4 of the exchange belt 1. A first adapter 45 connects the first connector 5 of the exchange belt 1 to the smartphone 40. A second adapter 46 connects the second connector of the exchange belt 1 to the power bank 41. The first adapter 45 has one at one of its ends for connection to the

Smartphone 40 trained connector and at the other end a connector according to the first aspect, whereby the first connector 5 of the replacement belt 1 is mechanically and electrically connected to the smartphone. The second transition piece 46 has at one of its ends a plug designed to connect to the power bank 41 and at the other end a connector according to the first aspect, whereby the second connector 5 of the replacement belt 1 is mechanically and electrically connected to the smartphone. The smartphone 40 can thus be electrically connected to the power bank 41 via the first adapter 45, via the first connector 5, via the lines 8 integrated in the exchange band 1, via the second connector 6 and the second adapter 46, the Exchange band 1 acts simultaneously as a trouser cord and as a charging cable for charging the smartphone 40. Fiddling with a charging cable to charge the smartphone is therefore unnecessary. The first transition piece 45 and / or the second transition piece 46 can also be formed as part of a smartphone cover or a power bank cover. In some embodiments, the fabric or garment is part of the system 30.

The secure connection of the smartphone cover and the power bank cover to the replacement belt 1 via the connecting pieces or universal connectors can also ensure theft or fall protection for the smartphone 40 or for the power bank 41.

Fig. 6 shows schematically a system according to another exemplary embodiment. The system of FIG. 6 has essentially the same components as the system of FIG. 5, the garment being designed as a sports jacket 50 with a hood 51. The hood 51 has a hood strap guide 52 which is equipped with an exchange strap 1 according to the first aspect. In FIG. 6, the connection areas on the right half of the figure are shown enlarged to illustrate the connection points of the smartphone 40 and the power bank 41 to the replacement belt 1. The smartphone 40 and the power bank 41 each have a shell 53 or 54, the first transition piece 45 and the second transition piece 46 being designed as part of the smartphone shell 53 or the power bank shell 54. Thus, the smartphone case 53 or the smartphone 40 and the power bank case 54 or the power bank 41 are secured against falling or theft via the secure connections by means of the connecting pieces 5 and 6. If, for example, the power bank 41 is no longer required, the replacement band can be removed from the power bank 41 by simply turning the rotary ring 14 back and pulling the connector 6 out. be separated. The smartphone 40 can remain connected to the exchange band 1, as is illustrated in the second half of FIG. 6.

Fig. 7 shows schematically a system according to another exemplary embodiment. The system of FIG. 7 has essentially the same components as the system according to FIG. 6, the connecting pieces 10 being formed as extension cords 60, 61, which are essentially completely in two band channels 62 formed on the front of the sports jacket 50 are hidden. The band channels 62 are provided with zippers in this exemplary embodiment, so that the extension cords 60, 61 are also subsequently, especially after they are connected to the replacement band 1 or to the smartphone 40 and to the power bank 41, embedded in the sports jacket 50 can be. Thus, the smartphone 40 and the power bank 41 connected to the smartphone 40 can be accommodated accurately in the various pockets of the sports jacket 50 without connecting wires or cables hanging out in the way.

Fig. 8 shows schematically a system according to another exemplary embodiment. The system of FIG. 8 also has an exchange band 1 according to the first aspect, with headphones 65, 66 of a headphone being connected via the connecting pieces 5, 6 at the two ends 3, 4 of the exchange band 1. The replacement band 1 is threaded here in the hood band guide in a manner similar to that in FIGS. 6 and 7. In this exemplary embodiment, the electronics 7 of the exchange belt 1 has a communication module for wireless data transmission, for example a Bluetooth module, so that data, in particular audio data, from a device having a corresponding communication interface, for example a Bluetooth interface received and output via the handset as audio signals who can. This means that the hooded band with the connected earphones can act as wireless headphones.

Fig. 9 shows schematically a system according to another exemplary embodiment. The system of FIG. 9 also has an exchange band 1 according to the first aspect and a headphone with earphones 65, 66, the two earphones 65, 66 on one

End of the exchange belt 1 are connected, while a smartphone 40 is connected via an extension cord 60 to the other end of the exchange belt 1. The sports jacket 50 of FIG. 9 essentially corresponds to the sports jacket of FIG. 7, so that the extension cord 60 can be hidden in one of the band channels 62 on the front of the sports jacket 50, as is shown on the right in the image.

The lines 8 of the electronics and the connectors are formed in this embodiment such that the Hö rer 65, 66 can be functionally connected to the smartphone 40 via the extension cord 60 and the exchange tape 1. Thus, the earphones 65 and 66 can be controlled directly from the smartphone.

10 schematically shows an exchange process for exchanging an exchange tape according to an embodiment.

In Fig. 10, the exchange process is illustrated by a detailed view of a blouse 70 with a hood 71. The Ka puze 71 has a tape guide 72, in which a replacement tape 1 is threaded according to the first aspect. The blouse 70 also has a decorative element 73 on the front side, which, for example, could cause the user to want to replace the exchange band 1 by a second exchange band 1 "color-coordinated with the decorative element 73. The second exchange band 1", which in the detailed view of the Fig. 10 is shown only partially, corresponds essentially to the exchange belt 1 according to the first aspect.

To exchange the first exchange band with the second exchange band 1 ′, one of the connecting pieces 5 ″ or 6 ′ at one of the ends 3 ″ or 4 ″ of the second exchange band 1 ″ is connected to one of the connecting pieces 5 or 6 at one of the ends 3 or 4 of the exchange belt 1 to be replaced and rotated into the connector of the exchange belt to be replaced. The corresponding connecting pieces of the band 1 'to be exchanged and the band 1 to be exchanged are connected in such a way that an extended band comprising the two exchange bands 1 and 1 "is produced. This is shown in FIG.

10 clarified using a double-sided arrow. Thereafter, the replacement belt 1 to be exchanged is pulled at the free end and the extended belt is guided along the belt guide. The extended band is pulled through the band guide 72 until the exchange band 1 'to be exchanged assumes the desired position or the target position. Then the connection between the replacement tapes 1 and 1 'can be released. The decorative blouse is then fitted with a color-matched 1 "replacement tape.

According to the similar principle, replacement tapes 1 with integrated electronics 7 can also be exchanged in a simple manner as desired, for example when one wants to replace the system shown in FIG. 8 with a system shown in FIG. 9 or in FIG. 7.

11 schematically shows exchange devices according to further exemplary embodiments. In particular, Fig. 11 shows five different decorative designs of the exchange tape 1, 1 ",

1 '', 1 ''', 1 ^IV to determine the application potential of the replacement ribbon, especially in the decorative area, especially in the jewelry or fashion industry to clarify. On the basis of the different design of the band-shaped body, decorative bands of different types can be provided, which are equipped with universal connectors and can therefore be exchanged with one another in a quick and simple manner due to the connection principle described above. The two left exchange bands 1, 1 "have a relatively simple design, the elongated bodies 2 and 2 'being similarly tubular and differing essentially in terms of surface quality or colors. These exchange bands 1, 11 can be used in particular for coloring Matching to a respective outfit can be exchanged, as has been explained above with reference to Fig. 10. The three exchange bands 1 ″, 1 ″ ″, 1 ^IV shown on the right in FIG. 11 are designed as decorative bands, which are also are equipped with connectors 10 of the type described above, such jewelry ribbons can be easily connected to the replacement ribbons, for example to form a necklace or pendant.

Fig. 12 shows schematically exchange systems according to further exemplary embodiments. In particular, the possible uses of the exchange device or the exchange band in the area of swimwear are illustrated in FIG. 12 on the basis of three versions of two-piece bikinis.

The bikinis shown in Fig. 12 each have an upper part 75 with a tether 76 and a lower part 77 with a plurality of eyelets 78 for receiving a tether or a tether.

In the eyelets 78 of the lower part, an exchange device 1 or an exchange band according to the first aspect are threaded in all three execution examples, with both Ends at an exchange belt 1 '''is connected in a decorative design in such a way that the exchange belts 1 and 1''' together form a decorative belt around the lower part 77.

The upper part 75 in all three versions each has a replacement tape 1 '' 'in a decorative version. In the left and in the right example, a right or left ribbon segment is formed by a replacement ribbon 1 '' 'in a decorative design, while in the middle embodiment, the replacement ribbon 1' '' in a decorative design the Bi kini web forms.

Fig. 13 shows schematically an exchange system according to a further embodiment. The system 30 shown in FIG. 13 comprises a textile product in the form of a handbag 80 which has a pocket body 81 and two handles 82. At least one of the two handles 81 is in the form of an exchange belt 1 according to one of the above-described exemplary embodiments. In particular, similar to the exchange belt of FIG. 5, the exchange belt 1 acting as a handle has integrated electrical lines 8 and two connecting pieces 10 in the form of universal connectors of the type described above. As shown in FIG. 13 by way of example, a smartphone 40 or a power bank 41, in particular via corresponding transition pieces, can be connected to the exchange strap 1 designed as a handle, so that the smartphone 40 can be charged via the handle 82 of the pocket 80 can. This eliminates the annoying charging cable, which means that more space can be created in the bag for other objects. In addition, such a handle can be easily replaced if necessary. Furthermore, the pocket 80 has further exchange tapes 1, 1 '''which enclose the outer perimeter of the pocket body 81 for decorative purposes. This embodiment too makes it clear what variety of possibilities for both technical and decorative applications are opened by the exchange device or the exchange belt. Although at least one exemplary embodiment has been shown in the foregoing description, various changes and modifications can be made. The aforementioned embodiments are merely examples and are not intended to cover the scope, applicability, or configuration of the present disclosure in any way

Way to restrict. Rather, the foregoing description provides those skilled in the art with a plan to implement at least one exemplary embodiment, wherein numerous changes in the function and arrangement of elements described in an exemplary embodiment can be made without the scope of the appended claims quotes and their legal equivalents.

Reference list

1 exchange device

2 band-shaped bodies

3 first end

4 second end

5 first connector

6 second connector

7 electronics

8 electrical wire

10 connecting piece

11 sleeve

12 bayonet ring

13 bayonet slot

14 rotating ring

15 bayonet insert

16 bayonet pin

17 connectors

18 outdoor area

19 interior

20 contact hole

21 contact hole

22 bayonet head

23 center ring

24 end ring

25 first intermediate area

26 second intermediate area

27 longitudinal slot

30 system

35 sports pants

36 right pocket

37 left pocket 38 cord guide

40 smartphone

41 power bank

45 first transition piece

46 second transition piece

50 sports jacket

51 hood

52 hood tape guide

53 smartphone case

54 Power bank case

60 extension cord

61 connecting strap

62 band channel

65 listeners

66 listeners

70 blouse

71 hood

72 tape guide

73 decorative element

75 top

76 volumes

77 lower part

78 eyelet

80 handbag

81 handle

Claims

Expectations

1. An exchange device comprising:

- A substantially band-shaped body (2) with a first end (3) and with a second end (4), and

- At least one at least at the first end (3) or at the second end (4) of the band-shaped body (2), arranged for forming a releasable connection, the connecting piece (10), the least one connecting piece (10) as one Universal connector is formed.

2. Exchange device according to claim 1, wherein the at least one connecting piece (10) comprises a complementary mechanical closure.

3. Exchange device according to claim 1 or 2, wherein we at least one connecting piece (10) comprises a first, at the first end arranged connecting piece (5) and a second at the second end (4) arranged similar connecting piece (6).

4. Exchange device according to claim 1, 2 or 3, wherein the exchange device (1) in the band-shaped body (2) integrable or integrated electronics (7), which is designed for communicative connection with at least one external electronic device.

5. Exchange device according to claim 4, wherein the electronics (7) comprises at least one in the band-shaped body (2) integrable or integrated electrical line (8), and wherein the at least one connecting piece (10) for electrical contact connection of the at least one electrical line (8) is formed with at least one external electronic device.

6. Exchange device according to one of the preceding claims, wherein the connecting piece (10) has a complementary electrical connector (17).

7. Exchange device according to claim 4, wherein the electronics (7) is designed for wireless communicative connection with at least one external electronic device.

8. Exchange device according to one of the preceding claims, wherein the exchange device (1) has at least one decorative element.

9. Exchange device according to claim 4, wherein the exchange device (1) has at least one LED for generating a light, and wherein the electronics (7) comprises an LED driver for operating the LED.

10. Exchange device according to one of the preceding claims, wherein the exchange device (1) comprises a fragrance-emitting system.

11. Exchange device according to claim 4 or 5, wherein the electronics (7) is designed with a locating function.

12. Exchange system with an exchange device (1) according to one of claims 1 to 11, comprising at least one further device, which is in a functional connection with the exchange device (1).

13. Exchange system according to claim 12, wherein the at least one further device comprises at least one further exchange device (1) according to one of claims 1 to 11.

14. Exchange system according to claim 12, wherein the at least

a further device comprises a smartphone (40) and a power bank (41), and the smartphone (40) and the power bank (41) can be electrically connected to one another via the at least one exchange device (1).

15. Exchange system according to claim 14, wherein the smartphone

(40) and / or the power bank (41) has a sleeve (53, 54) to which the exchange device (1) can be mechanically and / or electrically connected.

16. Exchange system according to claim 14 or 15, wherein the smart phone (40) is configured to execute an application which monitors the electrical connection between the exchange device (1) and the smartphone (40) and triggers at least one action if there is an interference establishment or interruption of the connection is determined.

17. Exchange system according to one of claims 12 to 16, wherein the exchange system (3) comprises a textile product (35, 50, 70, 75, 76, 80), and wherein the at least one exchange device (1) as part of the textile product (35 , 50, 70, 75, 76, 80) is formed.