| 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 | 生产鞋垫的设备 | CN96197284.X | 1996-09-27 | CN1198082A | 1998-11-04 | 汉斯-鲁道夫·里克利 |
| 本发明涉及用于基本上自动生产用于矫形目的的鞋垫的设备,此设备包括用于测量足底的设备、根据测量结果制造鞋垫的设备以及数据处理设备。后者取出测量设备的测量结果、必要时加以修正例如使之平滑、以及转换成用于制造设备的控制数据。测量设备基本上按行扫描足底,从而得出形式上为高度剖面的足底形貌。为此,一个或多个机电式传感器(13)沿纵向通过足底运动并与此同时依随着足底的变化曲线。传感器(13)的运动通过一直线电位器(25)转换为电信号。制造设备有一加工头,例如铣刀,它螺旋形地通过鞋垫坯件运动。铣刀的高度信息基本上自动地由数据处理设备根据测量设备的结果确定。 | ||||||
| 2 | 用于获得脚底图像并对所获得鞋垫双面加工的方法和装置 | CN200980136400.2 | 2009-07-15 | CN102159135B | 2013-10-23 | 维克托·阿法罗圣达菲; 杰威尔·阿法罗圣达菲; 卡拉·拉努扎克佐西莫; 安吉尔·皮埃罗劳伦兹; 乔斯杰威尔·马琳泽多; 乔斯路易斯·赫尔塔斯塔隆; 弗朗西斯科·瓦尔迪维亚喀尔瓦; 胡安乔斯·阿吉拉马丁; 大卫·古拉聂圣巴托洛; 卡洛斯·卡加尔赫尔南多 |
| 一种使用具有用于固定和收紧弹性膜片的机构的装置来获得脚底图像，并对获得的鞋垫双面加工的方法，所述装置采用两个可调横向杆的形式，被放置在一个扫描仪或多个摄像机和一个抗反射透镜之上，其中膜片被放置在所述横向杆之间并且使用T形杆固定；使用把手来调整膜片的压力；脚部放置在膜片上；拍摄图像；根据以STL格式提供的表面图像，借助于能够使镜片被旋转到180度的固定装置对鞋垫进行双面加工。所使用的装置包括多个具有两个可调横向杆的支撑杆，其中利用T形杆和把手，弹性膜片被调整和收紧。 | ||||||
| 3 | 用于获得脚底图像并对所获得鞋垫双面加工的方法和装置 | CN200980136400.2 | 2009-07-15 | CN102159135A | 2011-08-17 | 维克托·阿法罗圣达菲; 杰威尔·阿法罗圣达菲; 卡拉·拉努扎克佐西莫; 安吉尔·皮埃罗劳伦兹; 乔斯杰威尔·马琳泽多; 乔斯路易斯·赫尔塔斯塔隆; 弗朗西斯科·瓦尔迪维亚喀尔瓦; 胡安乔斯·阿吉拉马丁; 大卫·古拉聂圣巴托洛; 卡洛斯·卡加尔赫尔南多 |
| 一种使用具有用于固定和收紧弹性膜片的机构的装置来获得脚底图像，并对获得的鞋垫双面加工的方法，所述装置采用两个可调横向杆的形式，被放置在一个扫描仪或多个摄像机和一个抗反射透镜之上，其中膜片被放置在所述横向杆之间并且使用T形杆固定；使用把手来调整膜片的压力；脚部放置在膜片上；拍摄图像；根据以STL格式提供的表面图像，借助于能够使镜片被旋转到180度的固定装置对鞋垫进行双面加工。所使用的装置包括多个具有两个可调横向杆的支撑杆，其中利用T形杆和把手，弹性膜片被调整和收紧。 | ||||||
| 4 | Apparatus for molding insole order shoes, and system and method thereof | JP7580788 | 1988-03-29 | JPS63257506A | 1988-10-25 | POORU DEI ROROFU; RIJINARUDO TEI RAMU |
| 5 | Apparatus for forming a bottom in the order shoe, the system and method | JP7580788 | 1988-03-29 | JP2535588B2 | 1996-09-18 | HOORU DEI ROROFU; RIJINARUDO TEI RAMU |
| 6 | Preform and device for cooperation with a lower limb member, apparatus and method for manufacturing the device | US13996091 | 2011-12-20 | US09370222B2 | 2016-06-21 | Philippe Durocher |
| The invention concerns a preform and a device for cooperating with a lower limb member so as to provide a correction to the limb member. The invention also concerns a method and an apparatus for manufacturing the device. The preform comprises a base, a surface linked to the top face of the base, for cooperation with the lower limb; and at least one inflatable chamber formed by a flexible and liquid-impervious membrane sealed to the concave top face of the base. Injection of a fluid composition of curable material, while the lower limb member is in contact with the surface so as to inflate the at least one inflatable chamber is performed until the correction is obtained, the composition being then cured in-situ into a cured material. | ||||||
| 7 | PREFORM AND DEVICE FOR COOPERATION WITH A LOWER LIMB MEMBER, APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE DEVICE | US13996091 | 2011-12-20 | US20130263470A1 | 2013-10-10 | Philippe Durocher |
| The invention concerns a preform and a device for cooperating with a lower limb member so as to provide a correction to the limb member. The invention also concerns a method and an apparatus for manufacturing the device. The preform comprises a base, a surface linked to the top face of the base, for cooperation with the lower limb; and at least one inflatable chamber formed by a flexible and liquid-impervious membrane sealed to the concave top face of the base. Injection of a fluid composition of curable material, while the lower limb member is in contact with the surface so as to inflate the at least one inflatable chamber is performed until the correction is obtained, the composition being then cured in-situ into a cured material. | ||||||
| 8 | Foot support and method (CIP version) | US960333 | 1997-11-03 | US6141889A | 2000-11-07 | Ira M. Baum |
| A foot support is prepared based upon a scan of the foot. The foot support has radial ridges and grooves on its upper and lower sections. The ridges and grooves converge at an imaginary center outside the foot print. The surface contour of the support do not duplicate the topography of the foot, but perform prescription manipulations. | ||||||
| 9 | System and method for forming custom-made shoe inserts | US34077 | 1987-03-31 | US4876758A | 1989-10-31 | Paul D. Rolloff; Reginald T. Lamb |
| A foot impression unit is provided with an array of gauging elements, a control mechanism for urging the gauging elements into contact with the undersurface of a person's foot to form an impression of the undersurface of the foot, a locking mechanism for releasably locking the gauging elements in place to retain that impression, and a sensing mechanism for scanning the gauging elements to produce digital signals indicative of the positions of the gauging elements. These digital signals are stored and processed by a computer to provide a stored data record serving as a digital representation of the impression of the undersurface of the foot. The computer may also be employed to provide stored additional information for modifying that data record to compensate for a perceived defect of the foot. In response to the stored data record and any stored additional information for modifying that data record, a shaping unit shapes an insert blank to form a custom-made shoe insert conforming to the undersurface of the foot and compensating for any perceived defect of the foot. | ||||||
| 10 | System and method for forming custom-made shoe inserts | US611109 | 1984-05-17 | US4517696A | 1985-05-21 | Vern R. Schartz |
| An automatic system for forming custon-made shoe inserts for a person's feet from a pair of blanks is provided with a foot impression mechanism including a pair of pin arrays for simultaneously forming an impression of the contour of the undersurface of each of the person's feet and for releasably retaining each impression formed. Each of the pin arrays is arranged in orthogonal rows and columns with adjoining pins in each column having asymmetric contacting surfaces. The system is also provided with a blank holding assembly for holding the blanks in lateral alignment with the impressions, a blank shaping mechanism for successively sensing each impression and for concomitantly successively cutting material away from each blank in conformance with the corresponding sensed impression, and a drive mechanism for automatically driving the blank shaping mechanism both laterally and to-and-from over the impressions and the blanks in response to a single drive motor so as to automatically form the custom-made shoe inserts from the blanks in conformance with the impressions. A sensing and switching unit automatically stops the drive mechanism when the blank shaping mechanism is in both a desired lateral position and a desired to-and-fro position following formation of the custom-made shoe inserts. | ||||||
| 11 | Production of arch or like supports | US51922044 | 1944-01-21 | US2440508A | 1948-04-27 | GOULD WILLIAM L |
| 12 | 一体成形された3D要素 | JP2015159302 | 2015-08-12 | JP2016041509A | 2016-03-31 | スチュアート デイビッド ラインハルト; ポール レオナルド マイケル スミス; ジェームズ タリアー; ロベルト ライマー; トゥル フー ミン レ; アンガス ワードロー; ウォーレン フリーマン; ハイコ シュラルプ; クリストファー エドワード ホームズ; ジョン ホワイトマン; サブリナ カーリング |
| 【課題】一体成形された3D要素を提供すること。 【解決手段】本発明は、シューズ、特にスポーツシューズのソール用のサポート要素、そのようなサポート要素を備えるソールおよびシューズ、ならびにサポート要素を製造するための方法に関する。一態様によれば、第1の部分部材と第2の部分部材とを備えるシューズソール用、または緩衝要素用のサポート要素が提供される。第2の部分部材が、射出成形プロセスによって、接続領域において第1の部分部材と回転可能および/または摺動可能に接続される。 【選択図】図1a |
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| 13 | Shoe insert manufacturing equipment | JP51303797 | 1996-09-27 | JPH11511368A | 1999-10-05 | リックリ，ハンス−ルドルフ |
| (57)【要約】 本発明は、靴インサートのほぼ完全に自動化された製造装置に関する。 本発明の製造装置は、足の裏を測定する装置と、測定結果を取り入れ、例えば円滑化により測定結果を処理し、必要ならば測定結果をインサート製造装置の制御データに変換するデータ処理ユニットを使用するインサート製造装置とを有する。 測定装置は、足の裏を本質的に１本１本の線で走査し、これにより足の裏の形状を垂直スライスの形態で確立する。 この目的のため、１つ以上の電気−機械的センサ（１３）が、足の裏の垂直輪郭に倣って足の裏を長手方向に移動する。 センサ（１３）の移動は、リニアポテンショメータ（２５）により電気信号に変換される。 インサート製造装置は、インサート素材上を螺旋形態で移動する機械加工ヘッド例えばフライス切削カッタを有している。 カッタの高さ制御データは、データ処理ユニットにより足の裏測定結果からほぼ自動的に決定される。 | ||||||
| 14 | Apparatus and method of forming insole of order made shoe | JP12886082 | 1982-07-23 | JPS5825104A | 1983-02-15 | EDOWAADO EICHI FUIRITSUPUSU; BUEEN AARU SHIYUWARUTSU |
| 15 | CO-MOLDED 3D ELEMENTS | US16025248 | 2018-07-02 | US20180303198A1 | 2018-10-25 | Stuart David Reinhardt; Paul Leonard Michael Smith; James Tarrier; Robert Leimer; Tru Huu Minh Le; Angus Wardlaw; Warren Freeman; Heiko Schlarb; Christopher Edward Holmes; John Whiteman; Sabrina Kerling |
| Describes are support elements for a sole of a shoe, in particular a sports shoe, a sole and a shoe with such a support element, as well as a method for the manufacture of a support element. As examples, the support element includes a first partial member formed of a first material, and a second partial member formed of a second material. The first partial member is mechanically joined to the second partial member in a connection region, wherein the connection region is configured to allow the first partial member to rotate or slide relative to the second partial member. The first partial member, the second partial member, and the connection region can be co-molded and joined together in a single fabricating step. | ||||||
| 16 | Co-molded 3D elements | US14825690 | 2015-08-13 | US10039342B2 | 2018-08-07 | Stuart David Reinhardt; Paul Leonard Michael Smith; James Tarrier; Robert Leimer; Tru Huu Minh Le; Angus Wardlaw; Warren Freeman; Heiko Schlarb; Christopher Edward Holmes; John Whiteman; Sabrina Kerling |
| Describes are support elements for a sole of a shoe, in particular a sports shoe, a sole and a shoe with such a support element, as well as a method for the manufacture of a support element. As examples, the support element includes a first partial member formed of a first material, and a second partial member formed of a second material. The first partial member is mechanically joined to the second partial member in a connection region, wherein the connection region is configured to allow the first partial member to rotate or slide relative to the second partial member. The first partial member, the second partial member, and the connection region can be co-molded and joined together in a single fabricating step. | ||||||
| 17 | Method and device for obtaining a plantar image and double-sided machining of the insole thus obtained | US13003856 | 2009-07-15 | US09179741B2 | 2015-11-10 | Victor Alfaro Santafe; Javier Alfaro Santafe; Carla Lanuza Cerzocimo; Angel Perero Lorenz; Jose Javier Marin Zurdo; Jose Luis Huertas Talon; Francisco Valdivia Calvo; Juan Jose Aguilar Martin; David Guillonia Sanbartolome; Carlos Cajal Hernando |
| Method for obtaining a plantar image using means for securing and tightening an elastic membrane, as well as to the double-sided machining of the obtained insole, said means taking the form of two adjustable horizontal bars positioned on a scanner or a plurality of cameras and an anti-reflective lens, wherein a membrane is positioned between said horizontal bars and secured using T-flat bars; the stress of the membrane being adjusted using a handle; the foot is positioned on the membrane; an image is taken; and the insole is subjected to double-sided machining on the basis of the image of the surface provided in STL format, with the aid of a securing device that enables the pieces to be rotated up to 180°.The device used includes a plurality of supporting bars with two adjustable horizontal bars, wherein the elastic membrane is adjusted and tightened using T-flat bars and a handle. | ||||||
| 18 | Apparatus, system and method for forming custom-made shoe inserts | US450617 | 1995-05-25 | US5640779A | 1997-06-24 | Paul D. Rolloff; Reginald T. Lamb |
| A foot impression unit is provided with an array of gauging elements, a control mechanism for urging the gauging elements into contact with the undersurface of a person's foot to form an impression of the undersurface of the foot, a locking mechanism for releasably locking the gauging elements in place to retain that impression, and a sensing mechanism for scanning the gauging elements to produce digital signals indicative of the positions of the gauging elements. These digital signals are stored and processed by a computer to provide a stored data record serving as a digital representation of the impression of the undersurface of the foot. The computer may also be employed to provide stored additional information for modifying that data record to compensate for a perceived defect of the foot. In response to the stored data record and any stored additional information for modifying that data record, a shaping unit shapes an insert blank to form a custom-made shoe insert conforming to the undersurface of the foot and compensating for any perceived defect of the foot. | ||||||
| 19 | Apparatus for making an insole | US107297 | 1993-08-16 | US5358394A | 1994-10-25 | George C. Riecken |
| An insert forming apparatus is provided for making an insert to conformingly fit a shoe and a person's foot within the shoe. The apparatus includes an upper and lower shell half which, when fastened together, form a foot receiving cavity that conformingly fits the individual contours of the last from which the person's shoes are made. The apparatus also includes an injection tube for injecting insert forming material into the foot receiving cavity under and about the person's foot. | ||||||
| 20 | Method for making an insole | US780036 | 1991-10-21 | US5275775A | 1994-01-04 | George C. Riecken |
| An insert forming apparatus and method is provided for making an insert to conformingly fit a shoe and a person's foot within the shoe. The method for practicing the invention includes using standard molding techniques to form a mold of the bottom of the last and using the mold to vacuum form a lower shell half that conforms to the bottom of the last. With the lower shell half covering the mold and having vacuum communicating holes drilled therein, the last is placed in the lower shell half and the upper shell half is drawn down over the last and lower shell half by vacuum forming. When the upper and lower shell halves have been formed, a hole is drilled in the lower shell half for injecting curable material. A sheet of fabric or leather is placed over the lover shell half, a person's foot is placed on the fabric or leather in the lower shell half, and the upper shell half is placed over the person's foot and fastened to the lower shell half. Curable material is then injected into the lower shell half between the lower shell half and the fabric or leather, thus forming an orthotic appliance that conforms to the shoe and to the person's foot. | ||||||
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