| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 81 | PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT | EP06704944.5 | 2006-02-24 | EP1861185A1 | 2007-12-05 | PIZMONY, Nir |
| First and second frame supports (12, 13) with each including a frame support body (21a, 13a) and a frame support base (12b, 13b). The frame support bodies are substantially A-frames and the frame support bases are substantially C-shaped cylindrical rods connecting to the ends of a respective one of the A-frame frame support bodies (12a, 13a) to form outwardly extending frame support bases. The cross beam (15) sized or extended by addition of extension beam (16) to protrude beyond the connection points (17) and to substantially overly the extension of the frame support base (12b, or 13b). This allows a further swing or climbing means or the like to be connected therebetween. Alterable suspension means (51) includes a cleat plate (53) with a plurality of holes (54) to allow the rope (52) or other elongated flexible cord to be woven through the plurality of the cleat holes (54) to provide a frictional hold of the rope or other elongated flexible cord. | ||||||
| 82 | Safety device for swings | EP06016085.0 | 2006-08-02 | EP1749561A1 | 2007-02-07 | Romano, Armando |
A safety device for a child's swing having a seat (2) fixed at its ends by a pair of stays (3, 4) which keep the seat itself raised from the ground. This device includes at least one horizontal bar (6) placed between the two stays which in the operating position is located near the child's head and prevents the formation of twisting of the stays in that zone due to the rotation of the swing seat around a vertical axis.
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| 83 | Collapsible support for a fairground attraction | EP05109103.1 | 2005-09-30 | EP1642627A1 | 2006-04-05 | Kroon, Albert Louisito Phillipus |
A support installation for a fairground attraction, comprises a base (5), two pairs of masts (2) which can be moved between a collapsed and an erected position, as well as a head (3) that in the erected position is at the top of the masts, on which head a Ferris wheel (4) or a swing (8) or the like can be mounted, wherein the masts each comprise several segments (6,7) that are joined to one another such that they can pivot. Each mast has a base segment (6) that is joined to the base (5) such that it can pivot, as well as a top segment (7) that is joined to the head (3), at least in the erected position.
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| 84 | Amusement device | EP03078181.9 | 2003-10-08 | EP1407804B1 | 2005-12-21 | Kroon, Louisito Johannes Eusebio; Kroon, Albert Louisito Phillipus |
| 85 | Device for preventing rope of toy swing from bending | EP01124542.0 | 2001-10-12 | EP1208889B1 | 2004-06-09 | Kwon, Young-Han |
| 86 | PIVOTING-ARM GIANT SWING AMUSEMENT RIDE | EP02752414.9 | 2002-07-18 | EP1423173A1 | 2004-06-02 | Kleimeyer, Mark |
| An elevated support beam has a boom arm and two cam arms that pivot between a lower loading position and an elevated operating position. A passenger carriage is suspended from the cam arms and is releasably attached to the boom arm. In operation, the passenger carriage swings back and forth but is elevated safely from the ground because of the elevated cam arms. Alternative embodiments include separately pivotal boom and cam arms, a support beam sufficiently thick that the cam are not required, movable solid or fluid counterweights, and automatic pivoting assemblies that pivot the cam arms in anopposite direction from the boom arm, A method of swinging a passenger include pivoting the boom arm and the cam arms to the operating position, locking the cam arms in the operating position, and permitting the carriage to swing from the cam arms safely above the ground. | ||||||
| 87 | Amusement device | EP03078181.9 | 2003-10-08 | EP1407804A1 | 2004-04-14 | Kroon, Louisito Johannes Eusebio; Kroon, Albert Louisito Phillipus |
An amusement device, comprising a frame made from four support legs which, running obliquely upwards toward one another, at their top end support a rotary member, an arm, one end of which is secured to the rotary member and which can be pivoted between the support legs, and a receiving device for people, which is suspended from the other end of the arm. The support legs, at their bottom end, are secured to a trailer by means of hinges, the hinge axis of which is oriented transversely with respect to the longitudinal direction of the trailer, and the axis of rotation of the rotary member is oriented in the longitudinal direction of the trailer. |
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| 88 | Device for preventing rope of toy swing from bending | EP01124542.0 | 2001-10-12 | EP1208889A1 | 2002-05-29 | Kwon, Young-Han |
Disclosed is a device (100) for preventing the ropes of a toy swing from bending at the time when a child tries to sit on the seat (10) in the swing and to get off from the seat (10) in the swing or during riding in the swing, thereby providing the safety during use to the child. The device (100) includes: a main cylinder part (110) with a first tunnel (112) in the interior thereof, through which the two ends of the rope (30) are collected and passed; and two extension cylinder parts (120) each having a second tunnel (122) in the interior thereof where the two ends of each of the ropes (30) passed from the main cylinder part (110) are divided and inserted and passed through the second tunnel (122), thereby rendering the two ends of each of the ropes (30) extracted to the edges of the front and rear portions of the both sides of the seat (10). |
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| 89 | Anker für Ständer eines Spielgeräts | EP00113878.3 | 2000-06-30 | EP1080760A2 | 2001-03-07 | Alberts, Dietrich |
Ein Anker für Ständer eines Spielgeräts. Das technische Problem ist eine Fixierung und Festlegung derartiger Spielgeräte. Ein Ring (7) mit Laschen (8, 9) ist schellenartig am Fuß eines Ständers (4) festspannbar, und ein Ansatz (16) des Ankers (1) weist einen Durchgang (17) für einen Erdnagel (18) auf. |
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| 90 | A STEERABLE SWINGING DEVICE | EP95909153.9 | 1995-02-22 | EP0746394B1 | 2000-12-06 | Harrap, Neil Horace |
| A steerable swing device is disclosed which may comprise support cables (3, 4) strung across a gully and crossed to form a junction (9). The support cables (3, 4) are anchored at the sides of the gully by anchor points (5, 6, 7, 8). A swing cable (2) is suspended below junction (9) and a craft (1) is suitably attached to the swing cable (2). A motor-driven winch drum (13) is positioned at the top of the gully and functions to winch the craft (1) to a desirable height before releasing the craft to commence the swing. The craft (1) carries a rider and is provided with a tail assembly including a rudder (18) which is adjusted by moving a joystick (19). During the swing, the craft (1) moves laterally by a rider adjusting the rudder (18). A method of controlling the lateral movements during a swing by a rider is also disclosed. | ||||||
| 91 | SWING TYPE AMUSEMENT RIDE WITH PENDULUM DAMPER | EP95910121.0 | 1995-01-24 | EP0934106A1 | 1999-08-11 | KITCHEN, William, J.; BIRD, Kenneth, G. |
| The ride is capable of raising a rider to a height of ten meters or more above the ground, and then release the rider to swing. It includes a support structure (412), a support line (416b) secured to the support structure and to a rider. A launch structure (426) is spaced from the support structure (412) and carries a launch line (424a, 424b) designed to be releasably attached to a rider attachment (524b), so as to lift a rider from the ground. When the launch line (424a) is released from the attachment which carries the rider, the rider swings downwardly. A skysaucer embodiment (524a, 542b) features a conveying vehicle which holds multiple riders and is stopped by wheels (330) on a raised loading platform. In a pendulum damper embodiment, a passenger car is supported by a moving pivot point, the horizontal force is resisted by a parallelogram assembly supporting a horizontal support platform. | ||||||
| 92 | SEATS FOR SWINGS | EP93910254.7 | 1993-05-21 | EP0680370B1 | 1999-03-24 | BRADY, David Frank |
| 93 | A STEERABLE SWINGING DEVICE | EP95909153.0 | 1995-02-22 | EP0746394A1 | 1996-12-11 | Harrap, Neil Horace |
| A steerable swing device is disclosed which may comprise support cables (3, 4) strung across a gully and crossed to form a junction (9). The support cables (3, 4) are anchored at the sides of the gully by anchor points (5, 6, 7, 8). A swing cable (2) is suspended below junction (9) and a craft (1) is suitably attached to the swing cable (2). A motor-driven winch drum (13) is positioned at the top of the gully and functions to winch the craft (1) to a desirable height before releasing the craft to commence the swing. The craft (1) carries a rider and is provided with a tail assembly including a rudder (18) which is adjusted by moving a joystick (19). During the swing, the craft (1) moves laterally by a rider adjusting the rudder (18). A method of controlling the lateral movements during a swing by a rider is also disclosed. | ||||||
| 94 | Modular playground assemblies | EP95303444.4 | 1995-05-23 | EP0688583A1 | 1995-12-27 | Bookstaver, Charles W.; Mercurio, Frank |
Three separate arrangements of modular playground assemblies may be constructed from identically shaped support members and one of three different crossbars. Playground equipment such as a platform member, a slide member and swing devices can be attached to the basic assemblies. The support member is preferably a unitary, molded plastic member, having openings therethrough to serve as steps and an access opening to accommodate climbing and other play by children using the assemblies. The basic components can be selectively combined into units for distribution and use in making one of the three assemblies. |
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| 95 | AMUSEMENT RIDE. | EP93919961 | 1993-08-13 | EP0656801A4 | 1995-11-29 | KITCHEN WILLIAM J; BIRD KENNETH G |
| The ride (10) is capable of raising a rider (22) to a height of ten meters or more above the ground, and then releasing the rider to swing. It includes a support structure (12), a support line (16) secured to the support structure at one end, with an opposed end secured to a rider, preferably to an attachment which is worn by a rider (20). A launch structure (26) is spaced from the support structure (12) and carries a launch line (24) which has an end (48) which is capable of being raised and lowered above the ground, and which is designed to be releasably attached to a rider attachment, so as to lift a rider from the ground. In operation the rider attachment with the support line attached is secured to the rider, the launch line is releasably secured to the attachment, and the launch line is activated to move the rider laterally and upwardly towards the top of the launch structure. When the launch line is released from the attachment which carries the rider, the rider swings downwardly at a high speed simulating the sensation of "body flight" in a pendulum like motion. | ||||||
| 96 | Seats for swings | EP87307654 | 1987-08-28 | EP0259122A3 | 1988-08-31 | Sutcliffe, Desmond Richard Robin |
A seat for a swing comprises a core member (1) having sufficient rigidity to bear the weight of a user, resiliently compressible polymeric material (2) covering the core member (1), first wall means (3) formed by a part of the resiliently compressible polymeric material (2) and located adjacent the periphery of the core member (1), second wall means (4) formed by another part of the resiliently compressible polymeric material (2) and defining a pliant peripheral skin at the periphery of the seat, and buckling struts, in the form of webs (5) of the resiliently compressible polymeric material (2) running back and forth between the first and second wall means in a zig-zag configuration. |
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| 97 | Transportable Gartenschaukel | EP80103883.7 | 1980-07-08 | EP0023590A1 | 1981-02-11 | Hack, Kurt |
Eine transportable Gartenschaukel, die aus einem tragenden Rohrgestell besteht, in das eine Sitzgruppe (23, 24, 25, 26, 27) beweglich eingehängt und die gesamte Einheit mit einem Schutzdach (13) überdeckt ist, wird derart ausgebildet, dass mindestens zwei tragende Rahmenteile (1, 2) über verschwenkbare Querstreben (3, 6, 7, 8) lösbar miteinander verbunden sind und diese Rahmenteile (1, 2) zum Transport bzw. der platzsparenden Lagerung des gesamten Gestells in Anlage zueinander, also auf eine schmalere Breite (b, b') gebracht werden können. |
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| 98 | Pendelsitz | EP80100996.0 | 1980-02-28 | EP0015509A1 | 1980-09-17 | Beltzig, Günter; Richter, Julian; Rechler, Norbert |
Die Erfindung betrifft einen an einem Seil oder einer Kette gehaltenen Pendelsitz für Kinder, wie er etwa für Kinderspielgeräte und insbesondere in Verbindung mit verfahrbaren Katzen verwandt werden kann, die etwa an einem geneigten Seil entlangrollen. Da sich bei der Bewegung eines solchen Spielgerätes Gefahren beim Aufprallen auf ein Hindernis ergeben, soll der Pendelsitz möglichst so ausgestaltet sein, daß weitgehend die Gefahr einer Verletzung bei der Benutzung vermieden wird. Der Pendelsitz ist so ausgebildet, daß er eine in Form einer umgekehrten Schale (8) ausgebildete, aus einem elastischen Material bestehende Sitzscheibe (2) aufweist, die an ihrem Rand gleichmäßig in eine nach abwärts und einwärts abgerundeten, angeformten Ringwulst (7) übergeht. In der Sitzscheibe (2) ist eine zentrale Längsöffnung (10) vorgesehen, in der das Ende eines Seiles (18) oder einer Kette befestigbar ist. |
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| 99 | ELECTRICITY GENERATION USING THE MOTION OF A SWING | PCT/IN2008000292 | 2008-05-12 | WO2009004645A3 | 2009-03-05 | SHASTRI BHARAT |
| A method and device for obtaining electrical energy by using a conventional swing as a prime mover. A special transmission system converts bi-directional rotation to uni-directional motion and is connected to any mechanical load. | ||||||
| 100 | PLAYGROUND DEVICE WITH MOTION DEPENDENT SOUND FEEDBACK | PCT/DK2006000449 | 2006-08-16 | WO2007019861A3 | 2007-05-18 | BURGAARD PETER; POULSEN HENRIK SOMMER; PEDERSEN METTE STUBKJAER; NIELSEN JONAS GAM; OLESEN TINA ROSHOLM |
| Playground device, for example a swing or a see saw, having a ground supported, movable part and at least one motion sensor configured for sensing the motion of the movable part. The motion sensor is functionally connected to a sound signal feedback generator that is configured for converting the signals from the motion sensor into a sound feedback in response to the motion of the movable part. The sensors are mechanically connected only to the movable part in order to provide system with a large number of variations of embodiments. | ||||||
