| 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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| 21 | SCHATTENINSEL | EP07784629.3 | 2007-08-22 | EP2056690A2 | 2009-05-13 | Spatzek, Walter |
| The invention describes a rotatable shade-providing oasis, with a reclining surface (1) which is mounted rotatably on a standing base (3) by means of an axle (2), wherein the rotational movement via a rotary disc (5) connected fixedly to the standing base (3) can be carried out manually by a user or via a motorized device. In this case, a pivotably mounted tube (6) for receiving a shade dispenser (7) is provided in a bearing bracket (8), which tube, when the reclining surface (1) is rotated, can be brought via a frictional connection or by means of a motorized drive or manually into an oblique position corresponding to the altitude of the sun. | ||||||
| 22 | Foldable umbrella | EP00300517.0 | 2000-01-25 | EP1120057B1 | 2004-08-04 | Wang, Max |
| 23 | An improved structure for single-hand-operating umbrella | EP86305309.6 | 1986-07-10 | EP0252192A1 | 1988-01-13 | Liu, Wang-Sheng |
An umbrella includes ribs (07), supporting rods (05a, 05b) for placing a cloth cover thereon, connecting rods (06) for supporting the ribs, a main strut (01), and an inside control rod (10). The supporting rods are jointed and are connected with the ribs at the upper ends, and also with a holding ring (02) on the lower ends of the main strut. The connecting rods (06) ae installed between the supporting rods and a holding ring (04) which can move up and down on the main strut where the ribs are installed. The main strut (01) comprises a tube having an open-close control rod (10) inside which can also move up and down. A retractable spring (15) is installed at the end near the umbrella tail portion. An exposed pushable knuckle (100), a reed-dent or latch device (100a) and a latch-like snap pin (11) are disposed on the control rod. When the umbrella is opened, the snap pin is pressed into the strut interior by the slidable holding ring (04) and springs outside when the umbrella is closed. It will stay beneath the holding ring to prevent the ring from further sliding down or to prevent extra extending of the ribs. The open-close control rod (10) and slideable holding ring (04) are jointed together with a pin (14) which extends through aligned grooves (012) in the main strut provided for the slidable holding ring to move up and down. There are three openings (010a, 010b, 011) on the main strut which provides positioning for the knuckle, the reed-dent device and the snap pin with checking effect. |
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| 24 | 자동 우산 | KR1020160121507 | 2016-09-22 | KR101719235B1 | 2017-03-23 | 고광준 |
| 본발명은자동우산에관한것으로서, 일단부에사용자가파지하기위한파지부가마련된우산대와, 우산대의타단부에회동가능하게결합된다수의메인살대와, 우산대에길이방향을따라슬라이딩가능하게설치된승강체와, 메인살대및 승강체에양단이각각회동가능하게결합되는다수의서브살대와, 메인살대들에지지되는우산막과, 우산대의일단부보다타단부가상측에위치하도록우산대가기울어질경우, 우산막이펼쳐질수 있도록승강체를우산대의타단부측으로이동시키고, 우산대의타단부보다일단부가상측에위치하도록우산대가기울어질경우, 우산막이접혀지도록상기승강체를상기우산대의일단부측으로이동시키는작동유닛을구비한다. 본발명에따른자동우산은작동유닛에의해단부를하방으로기울리면우산막이접혀지고, 단부를상방으로기울리면우산막이펴지므로골퍼가경기중에용이하게작동시킬수 있어골프경기에보다더 집중할수 있다는장점이있다. | ||||||
| 25 | Marine vessel with intelligent shading system | US15436749 | 2017-02-17 | US10118671B2 | 2018-11-06 | Armen Sevada Gharabegian |
| A marine vessel intelligent shading system, including a marine vessel deck surface, a mounting assembly attached to the marine vessel deck surface, a base assembly having a first end attached to the mounting assembly, a first telescoping module connected to a base assembly, the first telescoping module being adjustable to a plurality of heights, and a core assembly module coupled to the first telescoping module. The marine vessel intelligent shading system further includes an expansion sensor module coupled to the core assembly module and the expansion sensor module includes one or more arm support assemblies, one or more arms and a shading fabric. The one or more arms are connected to the one or more arm support assemblies, and the shading fabric is coupled to the one or more arms. | ||||||
| 26 | Umbrella system | US15286701 | 2016-10-06 | US10039353B2 | 2018-08-07 | Willis Jay Mullet; Richard Scott Hand; John Foreman |
| An umbrella system includes a support pole connected to a rotating tube positioned around a center tube that extends between the support pole and a center support that is connected to an umbrella frame. The rotating tube has one or more helical grooves therein that are engaged by teeth of a hub which is connected to the umbrella frame. As the rotating tube is rotated, the hub is driven along the length of the rotating tube thereby opening and closing the umbrella frame. In one arrangement system includes a motor housing assembly including a plurality of batteries and a motor that includes a driven gear that meshes with a stationary gear which causes rotation of the rotating tube. The system also includes a counterbalance assembly positioned within the rotating tube. The counterbalance assembly includes at least one spring positioned within the rotating tube that provides a counterbalance force. | ||||||
| 27 | Marine Vessel with Intelligent Shading System | US15436749 | 2017-02-17 | US20180186433A1 | 2018-07-05 | Armen Sevada Gharabegian |
| A marine vessel intelligent shading system, including a marine vessel deck surface, a mounting assembly attached to the marine vessel deck surface, a base assembly having a first end attached to the mounting assembly, a first telescoping module connected to a base assembly, the first telescoping module being adjustable to a plurality of heights, and a core assembly module coupled to the first telescoping module. The marine vessel intelligent shading system further includes an expansion sensor module coupled to the core assembly module and the expansion sensor module includes one or more arm support assemblies, one or more arms and a shading fabric. The one or more arms are connected to the one or more arm support assemblies, and the shading fabric is coupled to the one or more arms. | ||||||
| 28 | Threaded driving structure for automatic umbrella | US14734152 | 2015-06-09 | US09526307B1 | 2016-12-27 | David Hsieh |
| A threaded driving structure for an automatic umbrella contains: a first stick section and a second stick section fitted on and sliding relative to the first stick section. The first stick section includes a first fixing sleeve disposed on a top end thereof, and first fixing sleeve has a first orifice defined thereon. The second stick section includes a second fixing sleeve mounted on a top end thereof. The first stick section also includes a first support member with inner threads, and the second stick section includes a screw rod with outer threads, wherein an upper end of the screw rod is connected with the second fixing sleeve, and a lower end of the screw rod is screwed with the inner threads of the first support member via the first orifice, a lower end of the first support member is joined with a power apparatus. | ||||||
| 29 | THREADED DRIVING STRUCTURE FOR AUTOMATIC UMBRELLA | US14734152 | 2015-06-09 | US20160360842A1 | 2016-12-15 | David HSIEH |
| A threaded driving structure for an automatic umbrella contains: a first stick section and a second stick section fitted on and sliding relative to the first stick section. The first stick section includes a first fixing sleeve disposed on a top end thereof, and first fixing sleeve has a first orifice defined thereon. The second stick section includes a second fixing sleeve mounted on a top end thereof The first stick section also includes a first support member with inner threads, and the second stick section includes a screw rod with outer threads, wherein an upper end of the screw rod is connected with the second fixing sleeve, and a lower end of the screw rod is screwed with the inner threads of the first support member via the first orifice, a lower end of the first support member is joined with a power apparatus. | ||||||
| 30 | Double folding auto-expansion and folding umbrella | US11824013 | 2007-07-02 | US20090007946A1 | 2009-01-08 | Yi-Chen Hsieh; Hiu Fung Wong |
| A double folding auto-expansion and folding umbrella has an umbrella shaft formed by a hollow first tube sheathing with a hollow second tube, a head fixed on the bottom of the hollow second tube, a control switch being installed on the head, a first nest fixed on the top of the hollow first tube; a second nest sheathing on the umbrella shaft and capable of lifting and moving along thereof, a supporting frame composed by a plurality of umbrella bones connecting to the second nest, and an umbrella cloth paved on the supporting frame. The first nest is connected to the hollow first tube, the supporting frame and the umbrella cloth. A retaining seat of the elastic pin is positioned in the about middle of the hollow second tube. An elastic hook is installed under the elastic pin. The elastic hook is connected to the control switch. Besides, the upper portion of the hollow first tube has a first buckling hole. An elastic buckle for buckling the first buckling hole is installed in the second nest. An elastic protrusion is installed in the below of the hollow second tube. A main elastic unit for closing the umbrella shaft is installed in the hollow first tube and the hollow second tube. One end of the main elastic unit is fixed in the first nest and another end thereof is fixed on the retaining seat. | ||||||
| 31 | FLATTENED AND SHORTENED UMBRELLA | US10002230 | 2001-12-05 | US20030102020A1 | 2003-06-05 | Chung-Kuang Lin; Jung-Jen Chang |
| An umbrella includes: a flat upper notch formed on a top of a central shaft and a flat lower runner slidably held on the central shaft for pivotally securing a plurality of ribs between the upper notch and the lower runner, either the upper notch or lower runner having four ribs pivotally secured to a narrow right side portion of the upper notch or the lower runner, and having three ribs pivotally secured to a narrow left side portion of the upper notch or the lower runner, thereby decreasing the separating angle between every two opposite ribs disposed on a wide front or rear side portion of the upper notch or the lower runner for smoothening the folding operation when closing the umbrella and also for enhancing the strength of the umbrella ribs. | ||||||
| 32 | Closing mechanism used in a quadruple folding collapsible umbrella | US09708550 | 2000-11-09 | US06415805B1 | 2002-07-09 | Shih-Shin Kuo |
| A closing mechanism used in an automatic quadruple folding collapsible umbrella is provided that comprises a pair of rollers and a round pin that cooperate with a rope to perform a closing operation. The pair of rollers is provided on one side of the umbrella runner. The round pin is disposed on the cap and orientated in the same direction as the rollers. With that mechanism, the rope extending from the interior of the umbrella rod passes to the outside through an opening in the cap to be routed around the rollers and the pin and finally tied to the cap. Thus the rope of the mechanism is longer, five times longer than the distance between the rollers and the round pin. | ||||||
| 33 | Retracting mechanism used in an automatic multiple collapsible umbrella | US09524606 | 2000-03-14 | US06332472B1 | 2001-12-25 | Shih Shin Kuo |
| A retracting mechanism used in an automatic multiple collapsible umbrella. The mechanism primarily consists of a spring, one end of which is attached to a second umbrella stretcher and the other end connected to a flexible rib and an umbrella strut. When the umbrella is collapsed, the restoring force of the spring will directly urge umbrella stretchers and ribs to move toward the central umbrella rod. The mechanism of the invention can produce an effect of smoothly collapsing umbrellas with less acting force. In addition, there is only one hole required for the attachment of the umbrella strut and flexible rib. Thus it also has the effects of enhanced strength and shortened manufacturing processes. | ||||||
| 34 | Automatically spreading and collapsing umbrella | US233568 | 1999-01-19 | US6095170A | 2000-08-01 | Max Wang |
| An automatically spreading and collapsing umbrella includes a plurality of rib assemblies pivoted to a ferrule on a handle, and a plurality of stretcher assemblies. Each stretcher assembly is pivoted to a runner slidably sleeved on the handle to stretch or retract a respective rib assembly when the runner is moved. An anchored member has two ends journalled on a main rib of one of the rib assemblies, and a middle portion having an anchored site which is formed as a bent strip that is vaulted upwardly. A collapsing tension spring is retained between a connecting rod of one of the stretcher assemblies and the anchored site so as to define a collapsing line along an extending length of the spring. Stretching of the rib assemblies can extend the spring to store an elastic potential energy to facilitate collapsing of the rib assemblies. A resilient wire is connected to one end of the anchored member and an extending rib of one of the rib assemblies so as to actuate the extending rib to retract inwardly toward the handle when the rib assemblies are collapsed. | ||||||
| 35 | Self-opening and/or self-closing umbrella | US651682 | 1996-05-21 | US5816276A | 1998-10-06 | Joachim Seidel; Klaus Stiller |
| An umbrella includes an elongated stick for connecting a handle to a cano and an elastic-driven mechanism for controlling operation of the canopy between an open end position and a closed end position by moving a slide mechanism, which is linked to the canopy, relative to the stick. The elastic is set under tension when the canopy occupies one of the end positions to bias the slide mechanism so that the canopy seeks the other end position. A latch releasably locks the slide mechanism when the canopy occupies the one end position. | ||||||
| 36 | Umbrella with simplified automatic closing mechanism | US872931 | 1992-04-20 | US5161562A | 1992-11-10 | Woh-Wen Wu |
| An umbrella includes: a central shaft having a lower tube secured on a grip and an upper tube telescopically mounted on the lower tube, a plurality of umbrella ribs pivotally secured to the central shaft for securing an umbrella cloth thereon, a plurality of rib restoring springs respectively secured on the ribs for operatively automatically closing the umbrella, which is previously opened to tension the rib restoring springs for storing their restoring spring energy, a control device having a push button transversely slidably held in a grip and a closing actuator vertically slidably held in the lower tube having a pulling rod linked to a resilient latch for operatively retracting the resilient latch for uncoupling the upper tube from the lower tube when closing the umbrella, and a rope secured between the lower tube and a lower runner of the umbrella ribs by slidably winding the rope in an upper portion of the upper tube to be operatively tensioned on the rope when opening the umbrella to have a tendency for pulling the lower runner of the umbrella ribs and the upper tube towards the lower tube as restored by the rib restoring springs for helpfully closing the umbrella automatically, thereby providing an umbrella having an automatically closing mechanism with simple construction, easy production and convenient operation. | ||||||
| 37 | Automatically closing umbrella | US741550 | 1991-08-07 | US5125426A | 1992-06-30 | Tsun-Zong Wu; Chung K. Lin |
| An umbrella includes a shaft restoring spring provided in a central shaft of the umbrella which will store its elastic force when opening the umbrella and extendig the shaft so that upon a depression of a closing controller formed on a grip of the umbrella, the shaft restoring spring will restore to retract the shaft in order to quickly close the umbrella as assisted by a rib restoring spring which restores to close the umbrella ribs. | ||||||
| 38 | Umbrella | US179951 | 1980-08-21 | US4319600A | 1982-03-16 | Hugo Roche |
| Umbrella having mechanism to cause the canopy to fold when subjected to extraordinary wind forces. | ||||||
| 39 | Self-closing umbrella | US3729012D | 1971-01-25 | US3729012A | 1973-04-24 | WEBER H |
| A self-closing umbrella wherein there are two telescopic stick portions, a crown at the end of one stick portion with the dome ribs hinged thereto, a secondary crown fixed to the free end of the other telescopic stick portion, a runner adapted to slide on the other stick portion with stretcher means extending to the dome ribs and struts hinged to the stretcher means and to the second crown. A tension spring is arranged between the two telescopic stick portions so that when the umbrella stick is telescoped together, the dome ribs are opened and the tension spring is loaded. When the spring is released, the telescopic stick extends to its fullest extent and the dome ribs are closed on the stick.
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| 40 | Umbrella folding assembly | US3680571D | 1971-01-27 | US3680571A | 1972-08-01 | HOUSTON JACK W |
| An umbrella folding assembly comprising a hollow support post, and a tubular actuating member slidably mounted for substantially vertical movement within the support post. The ribs for supporting the umbrella cover are pivotally connected at their upper, inner ends to the tubular actuating member. A coil spring disposed within the tubular actuating member serves to bias it in an upward direction for the purpose of effecting folding of the umbrella, and a plurality of detent members are pivotally mounted on the support post and are urged by spring members into a locking position within apertures of the support post and tubular actuating member so as to prevent the upward movement of the actuating member under the force of the spring. Folding of the umbrella can be manually effected by merely pivoting the detent members out of the locking position. Automatic folding of the umbrella is effected if it is subjected to winds of high velocity which cause the umbrella cover and ribs to bow upwardly, by providing a sleeve member that is slidably mounted on the support post beneath the detent members, the sleeve member being connected to the umbrella actuating rods which are connected at the other end to the ribs for the cover. Upon upward movement of the ribs, the sleeve member is moved upwardly into engagement with the detent members to move them out of the locking position, thereby resulting in upward movement of the tubular actuating member under the force of the spring and folding of the umbrella.
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