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| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 便携式动力爬绳器及爬绳方法 | CN201110122320.0 | 2011-05-12 | CN102188796A | 2011-09-21 | 华林 |
| 本发明涉及一种既能够沿着爬绳载人载物上升或下降，又能够确保上升或下降速度可控的便携式动力爬绳器及爬绳方法，它包括电池组，机体上装有电磁制动式直流电机，电磁制动式直流电机输出轴与减速器输入轴连接，减速器输出轴与减速器输入轴呈90度分布且减速器输出轴上固有主动绳轮，爬绳缠绕在主动绳轮的绳槽内，翘式制动压绳轮组的中部通过轴销位于主动绳轮一侧上部且翘式制动压绳轮组两端的压绳轮将爬绳翘压压紧，换向绳轮位于主动轮另一侧上方且换向绳轮中的绳槽与主动绳轮中的绳槽相配合，爬绳在主动绳轮绳槽与换向绳轮绳槽之间连续缠绕且由主动绳轮绳槽中引出，速度控制模块位于机体上且速度控制模块信号输出端接电磁制动式直流电机的信号输入端。 | ||||||
| 2 | 用于登山扣的连接装置 | CN201710264235.5 | 2017-03-16 | CN107198300A | 2017-09-26 | C·H·昂坦克 |
| 本发明涉及一种用于登山扣的连接装置，其包括将所述装置连接到基部构件的第一连接部件和将所述装置连接到至少两个登山扣的至少两个第二连接部件。该装置的特征在于，所述至少两个第二连接部件每一个是可旋转或可倾斜的连接部件。优选地，所述第二连接部件每一个设置为用于联接到包括凸形主体的登山扣的凹形座。 | ||||||
| 3 | 便携式动力爬绳器及爬绳方法 | CN201110122320.0 | 2011-05-12 | CN102188796B | 2013-07-10 | 华林 |
| 本发明涉及一种既能够沿着爬绳载人载物上升或下降，又能够确保上升或下降速度可控的便携式动力爬绳器及爬绳方法，它包括电池组，机体上装有电磁制动式直流电机，电磁制动式直流电机输出轴与减速器输入轴连接，减速器输出轴与减速器输入轴呈90度分布且减速器输出轴上固有主动绳轮，爬绳缠绕在主动绳轮的绳槽内，翘式制动压绳轮组的中部通过轴销位于主动绳轮一侧上部且翘式制动压绳轮组两端的压绳轮将爬绳翘压压紧，换向绳轮位于主动轮另一侧上方且换向绳轮中的绳槽与主动绳轮中的绳槽相配合，爬绳在主动绳轮绳槽与换向绳轮绳槽之间连续缠绕且由主动绳轮绳槽中引出，速度控制模块位于机体上且速度控制模块信号输出端接电磁制动式直流电机的信号输入端。 | ||||||
| 4 | 一种攀岩设备 | CN201710234158.9 | 2017-04-11 | CN107096187A | 2017-08-29 | 欧阳翎 |
| 一种攀岩设备，包括安装底架、通过轴承可旋转地安装在所述安装底架中的旋转柱以及固定安装在所述旋转柱上的卷绳筒，所述安装底架下端设置有底脚，所述底脚下端部向前后两端斜设，且所述底脚上设置有通孔，所述旋转柱左端固定安装有驱动齿形轮，所述安装底架右端安装有反向限行装置，所述反向限行装置装置包括固定安装在所述安装底架右端面上的右装接框，所述右装接框中设置口部对向所述旋转柱的滑行槽，滑行槽中滑行安装有滑行块，所述滑行块右端面中固定安装有磁臂，滑行槽右端壁中固定安装有铁臂，铁臂外圈上固定安装有绕组，旋转柱右端设置有横面为多边形的限行头部；安装底架左端安装有反向感应装置。 | ||||||
| 5 | 气袋救援系统 | CN201180052235.X | 2011-09-14 | CN103189110A | 2013-07-03 | M·D·布伦卡恩; T·W·C·费伊尔; G·T·罗斯 |
| 本发明针对一种气袋系统，更具体地，针对用作救援或救生系统以使得人能够在雪崩中生存的这样一种系统。在一个具体实施方案中，本发明涉及一种与背包一起使用的气袋系统，所述背包由例如滑雪者、滑雪板者、徒步旅行者或驾雪地车者佩带。代替依赖于压缩空气盒或罐来为气袋充气，本发明仅通过周围空气为气袋充气。在一个具体实施方案中，借助于电池供电的电马达为气袋供应空气。 | ||||||
| 6 | Airbag rescue system | JP2013528784 | 2011-09-14 | JP2013537075A | 2013-09-30 | ブレンカーン，マイケル，ダグラス; ウォーカー クラーク フェイル，トーマス; トンプソン ローズ，ゴードン |
| 本発明はエアバッグシステムに関し、より詳細には、個人が雪崩から生存するのを可能にする救助システム又は救命システムとして用いられるそのようなシステムに関する。 特定の実施の形態では、本発明は、例えばスキーヤー、スノーボーダー、ハイカー、又はスノーモービラーが装着するバックパックとともに用いられるエアバッグシステムに関する。 エアバッグ（複数の場合もある）を膨張させるのに圧縮ガスカートリッジ又は圧縮ガスシリンダーに依存する代わりに、本発明は、環境空気のみを用いてエアバッグ（複数の場合もある）を膨張させる。 特定の実施の形態では、空気は、バッテリー給電式電気モーターによってエアバッグに供給される。
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| 7 | Split tube belay device | EP07250672.8 | 2007-02-16 | EP1820540B1 | 2013-05-01 | Christianson, Tony |
| 8 | GURTZEUG MIT ANSCHLAGÖSE | EP08785723.1 | 2008-08-27 | EP2188020B1 | 2011-05-25 | RINKLAKE, Kai |
| The invention relates to a harness for securing individuals, in particular a safety harness, a climbing harness or a seatbelt or harness, having at least one attachment eyelet (20) for a securing means, in particular for a spring hook, the arrangement being such that the attachment eyelet (20) is formed from at least one strap (22) which is formed into a half hitch, such that a loop of the half hitch forms the attachment eyelet (20). | ||||||
| 9 | GURTZEUG MIT ANSCHLAGÖSE | EP08785723.1 | 2008-08-27 | EP2188020A1 | 2010-05-26 | RINKLAKE, Kai |
| The invention relates to a harness for securing individuals, in particular a safety harness, a climbing harness or a seatbelt or harness, having at least one attachment eyelet (20) for a securing means, in particular for a spring hook, the arrangement being such that the attachment eyelet (20) is formed from at least one strap (22) which is formed into a half hitch, such that a loop of the half hitch forms the attachment eyelet (20). | ||||||
| 10 | Improved carrying system with breathing apparatus | EP06023113.1 | 2006-11-07 | EP1790386A2 | 2007-05-30 | Schipper, David; Wilkening, Peter; Narajowski, David; Terry, Paul; Laakso, Thomas; Mellon, David |
The present invention relates to carrying systems including packs and bags. One embodiment of the present invention is directed at a carrying system that includes a snow breathing apparatus. The system includes a carrying cavity, an attachment system, and a snow breathing apparatus. The carrying cavity is a partially enclosed region that is capable of storing items for transportation. The carrying cavity may further include a shell, a lid, a sealing system, a compression system, etc. The attachment system is coupled to an external surface of the carrying cavity to facilitate a removable coupling between the carrying cavity and a user. The attachment system may include two arm straps, a shoulder strap, a hip belt, a belt receiver, etc. The snow breathing apparatus is a device that enables breathing in a snow encapsulated breathing space in which breathing may otherwise be restricted. The snow breathing apparatus is coupled to the carrying cavity in a manner that prevents interference with carried items but maintains functionality of the breathing apparatus.
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| 11 | CLIMBING PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT AND STORAGE DEVICE | US15137220 | 2016-04-25 | US20170056724A1 | 2017-03-02 | Matthew Baker |
| Components, methods, and apparatuses are provided that may be comprise a climbing performance measurement device to measure and/or report climbing-related parameters. In embodiments, the climbing performance measurement device may be worn at a climber's midsection and may include one or more of an accelerometer, a magnetometer, and altimeter, a vibration motor, a gyroscope, one or more computer processors. A climbing performance measurement device may cooperate with other devices, such as a wrist-worn computer or a chest strap to monitor and/or report a climber's heart rate. | ||||||
| 12 | ALTIMETER, ELECTRONIC TIMEPIECE, AND PROGRAM | US15146727 | 2016-05-04 | US20160327387A1 | 2016-11-10 | Takayuki NOMURA; Kazuhiro KOYAMA; Hiroshi SHIMIZU |
| An electronic timepiece includes a display unit, an altitude measurement unit that measures an altitude, a RAM that stores an ascent integrated altitude plan value which is a plan value of an ascent integrated altitude value, and a CPU that calculates the ascent integrated altitude value obtained by integrating an altitude variation amount during an ascent, based on an altitude measured by the altitude measurement unit, that calculates an ascent achievement ratio which is an achievement ratio of the ascent integrated altitude value with respect to the ascent integrated altitude plan value, and that causes the display unit to display the ascent achievement ratio. | ||||||
| 13 | BACK-FILLING OF GEOLOCATION-BASED EXERCISE ROUTES | US15159748 | 2016-05-19 | US20160269868A1 | 2016-09-15 | Hao-Wei Su; Eric Foxlin; Subramaniam Venkatraman; Logan Niehaus; Peter Duyan; Shelton Gee Jao Yuen; Timothy M. Roberts |
| Techniques for automatic tracking of user data for exercises are disclosed. In one aspect, a method of operating a wearable device may involve determining that a user of the wearable device has started an exercise, activating the GPS receiver in response to determining that the user has started the exercise, and detecting a time at which the GPS receiver achieves an initial GPS fix of a location of the wearable device. The method may further involve logging, based on output of the one or more biometric sensors, a first set of user data during a first time interval between the start of the exercise and the detected time of the initial GPS fix, and back-filling an exercise route of the user during the first time interval based on the first set of user data. | ||||||
| 14 | Fall Restriction Device | US14607424 | 2015-01-28 | US20160213961A1 | 2016-07-28 | Preston L. Anderson; Bradley S. McGill |
| A fall restriction device is provided that includes a rope and a connector that has a rope connector base. A latch is retained by the rope connector base. The connector has a rope connector with an aperture and the rope is disposed through the aperture. The rope connector has an engaged position in which the rope connector is retained to the rope connector base. The rope connector is moved from the engaged position by being moved along the rope connector base and by being rotated relative to the rope connector base. | ||||||
| 15 | PORTABLE DEVICE FOR INFLATING A BAG | US14770562 | 2014-01-30 | US20160206924A1 | 2016-07-21 | Marc-Antoine SCHAER; Robert GRAHAM; Laurent RAEBER |
| A portable device for inflating an inflatable bag (60) comprises at least one inlet (46), for forming a fluid connection to a gas source. The gas source is attached or attachable to the inlet. The device further comprises an air intake chamber (32) which has an opening allowing atmospheric air to be admitted and an outlet intended to be connected to the bag to be inflated. The gas source comprises a first and at least a different second gas component. The first component is stored at least partially in liquid form; preferably, the first component is carbon dioxide. The gas source contains at least 10%, preferably more than 30% and most preferably more than 60% of the first component. The second component is gaseous or supercritical at a temperature of 243K and up to a pressure of 200 bar, preferably, the second component has a critical temperature below 243K. | ||||||
| 16 | AIRBAG RESCUE SYSTEM | US15010851 | 2016-01-29 | US20160144938A1 | 2016-05-26 | Michael Douglas BLENKARN; Thomas Walker Clarke FAYLE; Gordon Thompson ROSE |
| The invention is directed to an airbag system and, more particularly, to such a system employed as a rescue or life-saving system to enable a person to survive an avalanche, for example. In a particular embodiment, the invention relates to an airbag system utilized with a backpack to be worn by a skier, snowboarder, hiker, or snowmobiler, for example. Instead of relying upon compressed gas cartridges or cylinders to inflate the airbag(s), the invention inflates the airbag(s) with ambient air only. In a particular embodiment, air is supplied to the airbag by means of a battery-powered electrical motor. | ||||||
| 17 | Airbag rescue system | US14494082 | 2014-09-23 | US09272187B2 | 2016-03-01 | Michael Douglas Blenkarn; Thomas Walker Clarke Fayle; Gordon Thompson Rose |
| The invention is directed to an airbag system and, more particularly, to such a system employed as a rescue or life-saving system to enable a person to survive an avalanche, for example. In a particular embodiment, the invention relates to an airbag system utilized with a backpack to be worn by a skier, snowboarder, hiker, or snowmobiler, for example. Instead of relying upon compressed gas cartridges or cylinders to inflate the airbag(s), the invention inflates the airbag(s) with ambient air only. In a particular embodiment, air is supplied to the airbag by means of a battery-powered electrical motor. | ||||||
| 18 | Stylized Apparatus for Bindingly Accepting a Strap Including Snowboard Improvements and Accouturements | US14462309 | 2014-08-18 | US20150048597A1 | 2015-02-19 | Sean Tudor |
| An improved supplemental binding attachment scheme involving an extended strap and customizing tool enables customizing of a strapped article of leisure wear. The customizing tool may take the form of a stud, or any number of personalized shapes, including characters, strings, logos, icons and anything that attaches to show that any article belongs to a user. Kits, straps, and software based instructions are likewise included in the present disclosure. | ||||||
| 19 | Method and Apparatus for Climbing | US13926570 | 2013-06-25 | US20130327592A1 | 2013-12-12 | Mark H. Gerner; Michael Decavalcante |
| The present invention is an apparatus and method for climbing, and more particularly but not by way of limitation an apparatus and method for ascending and descending a rope, for use by individuals with disabilities. The method and apparatus generally includes a combination of devices and a combination of steps which enables an individual climber to ascend and descend a rope while benefiting from the mechanical advantage of a rope assembly. | ||||||
| 20 | Wearable, self-deploying fall arrest device | US12399495 | 2009-03-06 | US08056680B2 | 2011-11-15 | Neil E. Broten |
| A wearable, self-deploying fall arrest device to resist sliding movement of a climber on a climbing surface includes a pick blade pivotable between a retracted position and a deployed position. A tip of an out-turned tooth on the pick blade can be oriented downwardly and outwardly in the retracted position to engage and catch the climbing surface. An out-turned fin can be disposed on the opposite end of the pick blade above the pivot to urge the pick blade out of the retracted position upon pressing the fin against the climbing surface. | ||||||
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