| 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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| 41 | Self-closing umbrella frame | US58684856 | 1956-05-23 | US2816560A | 1957-12-17 | HEINRICH WUSTER |
| 42 | UMBRELLA WITH A COMBINATION OF AN AUTOMATIC AND MANUAL OPENING AND CLOSING STRUCTURE | EP16186793.2 | 2016-09-01 | EP3245892A1 | 2017-11-22 | XIE, Jianping |
The invention relates to an umbrella with a combination of an automatic and manual opening and closing structure. This structure comprises a motor structure and a handle structure for opening and closing the umbrella. The motor structure includes a screw rod (1) and a power motor (2) that drives the screw rod (1). The screw rod (1) is connected to a bevel gear one (3). The handle structure includes a bevel gear two (4) and a handle (5). The bevel gear two (4) and the bevel gear one (3) are connected through a harmonic gear drive and the handle (5) is connected to the bevel gear two (4).
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| 43 | PARASOL A FERMETURE AUTOMATIQUE | EP03734738.2 | 2003-01-27 | EP1469755B1 | 2006-10-04 | Amalric, Bernard; Taillefer, Jean-Paul; Migrenne, Christian |
| The sunshade (1) comprises an automatic closing mechanism (15) should it fall over, said mechanism (15) comprising an elongate sliding element (16, 36) wherein one part thereof protrudes above the corolla (5), said part being able to meet the ground should the parasol (1) fall over and being able to result in the sliding of said elongate element (16, 36), whereupon the releasable means (8, 10 ; 30, 31) for locking the sunshade in an open position can be released. According to the invention, said mechanism (15) comprises an elastic recall means (20) acting upon said elongate element (16, 36) in such a way that said elongate element (16, 36) is maintained in the sliding position wherein the elongate element (16, 36) does not act upon the releasable locking means (8, 10 ; 30, 31). | ||||||
| 44 | PARASOL A FERMETURE AUTOMATIQUE | EP03734738.2 | 2003-01-27 | EP1469755A2 | 2004-10-27 | Amalric, Bernard; Taillefer, Jean-Paul; Migrenne, Christian |
| The sunshade (1) comprises an automatic closing mechanism (15) should it fall over, said mechanism (15) comprising an elongate sliding element (16, 36) wherein one part thereof protrudes above the corolla (5), said part being able to meet the ground should the parasol (1) fall over and being able to result in the sliding of said elongate element (16, 36), whereupon the releasable means (8, 10 ; 30, 31) for locking the sunshade in an open position can be released. According to the invention, said mechanism (15) comprises an elastic recall means (20) acting upon said elongate element (16, 36) in such a way that said elongate element (16, 36) is maintained in the sliding position wherein the elongate element (16, 36) does not act upon the releasable locking means (8, 10 ; 30, 31). | ||||||
| 45 | Foldable umbrella | EP00300517.0 | 2000-01-25 | EP1120057A1 | 2001-08-01 | Wang, Max |
A foldable umbrella includes a ferrule (35) fixed on an upper end of a handle (2), a runner (36) sleeved slidably on the handle (2). A first rib (20) has a first proximate end (201) connected pivotally to the ferrule (35), a first distal end (202), a first pivot (203) and a slide slot (220) formed therethrough between the first pivot (203) and the first distal end (202). A second rib (30) has second proximate and second distal ends (301,302), and a second pivot (303) between the second proximate and second distal ends (301,302) and disposed adjacent to the second proximate end (301) and connected pivotally to the first distal end (202) of the first rib (20). A third rib (40) has third proximate and third distal ends (401,402), and a third pivot (403) between the third proximate and third distal ends (401,402). The third pivot (403) is connected pivotally to the distal end of the second rib (30). A stretcher has a fourth proximate end connected pivotally to the runner, and a fourth distal end connected pivotally to the first pivot of the first rib. A first connecting member (60) interconnects the stretcher (50) the second rib (30), and has a projection (62) extending through the slide slot (220)of the first rib (20) to connect pivotally with one end of a second connecting member (70). |
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| 46 | Parasol et son dispositif d'aide au déploiement et reploiement | EP00410029.3 | 2000-04-04 | EP1042973A1 | 2000-10-11 | COLLET, Jean |
Parasol (1) du type comportant un mât principal (2) et un bras radial secondaire mobile en déplacement par rapport au mât principal entre une position inactive repliée et une position active déployée (B), caractérisé en ce qu'il comprend un dispositif d'aide au déploiement et/ou au reploiement (DA) destiné à exercer une force de manière à entraîner en déplacement le bras secondaire vers sa position repliée et/ou déployée (B). |
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| 47 | Automatically spreading and collapsing umbrella | EP99300366.4 | 1999-01-19 | EP1021970A1 | 2000-07-26 | Wang, Max |
An automatically spreading and collapsing umbrella includes a plurality of rib assemblies pivoted to a ferrule (20) on a handle (10), and a plurality of stretcher assemblies. Each stretcher assembly is pivoted to a runner (30) slidably sleeved on the handle (10) to stretch or retract a respective rib assembly when the runner (30) is moved. An anchored member (461) has two ends (4611) journalled on a main rib (41) of one of the rib assemblies, and a middle portion having an anchored site (462) which is formed as a bent strip that is vaulted upwardly. A collapsing tension spring (50) is retained between a connecting rod (45) of one of the stretcher assemblies and the anchored site (462) so as to define a collapsing line along an extending length of the spring (50). Stretching of the rib assemblies can extend the spring (50) to store an elastic potential energy to facilitate collapsing of the rib assemblies. A resilient wire (46) is connected to one end (4611) of the anchored member (461) and an extending rib (43) of one of the rib assemblies so as to actuate the extending rib (43) to retract inwardly toward the handle (10) when the rib assemblies are collapsed. |
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| 48 | 접이식 자동 우산 | KR2020130008231 | 2013-10-07 | KR200470587Y1 | 2013-12-27 | 황준재 |
| 본고안은우산을수납할수 있도록된 수납케이스가구비된새로운구조의접이식자동우산에관한것이다. 본고안에따른접이식자동우산은우산대(10)에수납케이스(50)가구비되어, 우산을접으면우산살(30)과우산천(40)이자동으로수납케이스(50)의내부로삽입됨으로, 별도의우산커버를휴대할필요가없을뿐 아니라, 우산살(30)과우산천(40)을수납하는것이매우편리한장점이있다. | ||||||
| 49 | 자동으로 접는 우산 | KR1020020069950 | 2002-11-12 | KR1020040041863A | 2004-05-20 | 윤규석; 김지훈 |
| PURPOSE: An automatically folded umbrella with an improved structure is provided to improve users' convenience so that an umbrella user does not have to fold the umbrella by himself. CONSTITUTION: The automatically folded umbrella includes a fixed upper rib case(20), a middle rib case(30), and a lower rib case(40). Between the middle rib case(30) and the lower rib case(40) is a coil spring(50). Upper ribs(60) of the umbrella are coupled to the upper rib case(20); middle ribs(70) of the umbrella are coupled to the body of the upper ribs(60) and the lower rib case(40); and lower ribs(80) of the umbrella are coupled to the body of the middle ribs(70) and the middle rib case(30). Also, a hook-shaped lock(90) is installed at the upper rib case(20) which is connected to a switch of a handle(100) through a wire rod located inside the ribs. The lock(90) is hooked on a lock hole(31) formed on the body of the middle rib case(30). | ||||||
| 50 | UMBRELLA SYSTEM | US16028908 | 2018-07-06 | US20180310678A1 | 2018-11-01 | 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. | ||||||
| 51 | Automated intelligent shading objects and computer-readable instructions for interfacing with, communicating with and controlling a shading object | US15160856 | 2016-05-20 | US09949540B2 | 2018-04-24 | Armen Sevada Gharabegian |
| An intelligent shading object comprises a base assembly and an umbrella support assembly. The umbrella support assembly is coupled to the base assembly and comprises a first processor and a first motor assembly. The first motor assembly rotates an umbrella support assembly about a vertical axis in response to commands and/or signals generated by the first processor. The umbrella assembly further comprises a stem assembly and a center support assembly, where the center support assembly further comprises a second processor, a second motor assembly, a lower assembly, an upper assembly, and a hinging assembly. The second processor communicates signals and/or commands to the second motor assembly and the second motor assembly drives the upper assembly to rotate with respect to the lower assembly via the hinging assembly. | ||||||
| 52 | Intelligent Shading Objects with Integrated Computing Device | US15160822 | 2016-05-20 | US20170318923A1 | 2017-11-09 | Armen Sevada Gharabegian |
| An intelligent shading umbrella comprises a base assembly, an umbrella support assembly coupled to a base assembly, a first memory, a first processor coupled to the first memory, and a computing device, wherein the computing device has a non-volatile memory having computer-readable instructions stored thereon, a second memory, and a second processor. A first processor communicates commands and/or signals to the umbrella support assembly to cause movement of the umbrella support assembly. A second processor, of the computing device, is enclosed within the intelligent shading object fetches computer-readable instructions from the non-volatile memory, loads the computer-readable instructions from the non-volatile memory into the second memory, and executes the computer-readable instructions to communicate with external computing devices and/or to generate commands and/or signals to the first processor to request movements of the umbrella shading assembly. | ||||||
| 53 | Automatic umbrella | US15274893 | 2016-09-23 | US09687053B2 | 2017-06-27 | Kwang Joon Ko |
| Provided is an automatic umbrella including an umbrella shaft which includes a grip portion for allowing a user to grip, at one end according to a longitudinal direction, a plurality of main ribs pivotably coupled with the other end of the umbrella shaft and spaced apart along a circumferential direction of the umbrella shaft, an elevating body slidably installed at the umbrella shaft according to the longitudinal direction, a plurality of sub ribs with both ends pivotably coupled with the main ribs and the elevating body, an umbrella canvas coupled with the main ribs to be supported, and an operation unit which moves the elevating body to the other end of the umbrella shaft to unfold the umbrella shaft when the umbrella shaft tilts to locate the other end to be above the one end of the umbrella shaft and moves the elevating body to the one end of the umbrella shaft to fold the umbrella shaft when the umbrella shaft tilts to locate the one end to be above the other end of the umbrella shaft. | ||||||
| 54 | Umbrella System | US15286701 | 2016-10-06 | US20170099919A1 | 2017-04-13 | 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. | ||||||
| 55 | AUTOMATIC UMBRELLA | US15274893 | 2016-09-23 | US20170099918A1 | 2017-04-13 | Kwang Joon KO |
| Provided is an automatic umbrella including an umbrella shaft which includes a grip portion for allowing a user to grip, at one end according to a longitudinal direction, a plurality of main ribs pivotably coupled with the other end of the umbrella shaft and spaced apart along a circumferential direction of the umbrella shaft, an elevating body slidably installed at the umbrella shaft according to the longitudinal direction, a plurality of sub ribs with both ends pivotably coupled with the main ribs and the elevating body, an umbrella canvas coupled with the main ribs to be supported, and an operation unit which moves the elevating body to the other end of the umbrella shaft to unfold the umbrella shaft when the umbrella shaft tilts to locate the other end to be above the one end of the umbrella shaft and moves the elevating body to the one end of the umbrella shaft to fold the umbrella shaft when the umbrella shaft tilts to locate the one end to be above the other end of the umbrella shaft. | ||||||
| 56 | Bottom-triggering wind safety umbrella | US13505100 | 2010-10-27 | US08720457B2 | 2014-05-13 | Bernard Amalric; Frédéric Cannac; Jean-Paul Taillefer |
| The invention relates to an umbrella including a security system having a triggering device located on the contact area of the mast with the ground. The triggering device includes a slider, a slider return spring, a flexible transmission assembly connected to the head of the slider; a mechanism to inactivate the trigger, including a cam pivotally mounted on the trigger and capable of resting against the mast. | ||||||
| 57 | Self closing stationary umbrella | US12009781 | 2008-01-22 | US07665477B1 | 2010-02-23 | Martin Hathaway |
| An outdoor umbrella that closes automatically in high wind is disclosed. The wind causes the main support post of the umbrella to flex from the vertical dislodging a plunger from its weight bearing mounting on a rigid rod. The plunger is attached to an actuator rod extending upward within the support post. When the plunger is displaced the actuator rod is caused to move downward thereby activating a releasing ratchet which frees a shaft to rotate and the cable which holds the canopy to unwind. A hydraulic cylinder attached to one of the canopy ribs presses on the rib to close the canopy and maintain the canopy in closed orientation. As the canopy closes a reset mechanism is activated which resets the plunger onto the rigid rod. Once closed the canopy will remain closed until raised by manually rewinding the cable onto the shaft using a hand crank attached to the end of the shaft. A second ratchet assembly incorporated into the hand crank prevents the hand crank from spinning when the umbrella closes. | ||||||
| 58 | Manual-opened and auto-closed umbrella | US11362874 | 2006-02-28 | US07401615B2 | 2008-07-22 | Shih-Shin Kuo |
| The invention relates to a manual-opened and auto-closed umbrella, which utilizes two springs provided around a shaft and therein accompanying with a runner and a frame to control the umbrella being opened manually and closed automatically. The umbrella is to be opened manually that compresses the springs at the same time, and by a touch to automatically close the umbrella. The manual-opened and auto-closed umbrella therefore obtains a certain utilization and improvement. | ||||||
| 59 | Umbrella safety locking and release device | US11222994 | 2005-09-09 | US07328715B2 | 2008-02-12 | Seth L. Neubardt |
| A device that releases an operating collar from an open position on the mast of an opened beach or patio umbrella in the presence of a strong wind, allowing the umbrella canopy to close thereby diminishing the wind force acting on the umbrella. The device includes a locking pin and an associated biasing mechanism. In a working configuration of the device, the pin is exposed for insertion through certain holes in the mast. A distal end of the mechanism faces the mast while a proximal end of the mechanism applies a bias force to a proximal end of the pin. The collar rests on the inserted pin with enough force to overcome the bias force tending to eject the pin. When the collar is urged to rise because of a strong wind acting on the umbrella, the pin ejects thus freeing the collar to move downward as the umbrella canopy closes. | ||||||
| 60 | Manual-opened and auto-closed umbrella | US11362874 | 2006-02-28 | US20070199585A1 | 2007-08-30 | Shih-Shin Kuo |
| The invention relates to a manual-opened and auto-closed umbrella, which utilizes two springs provided around a shaft and therein accompanying with a runner and a frame to control the umbrella being opened manually and closed automatically. The umbrella is to be opened manually that compresses the springs at the same time, and by a touch to automatically close the umbrella. The manual-opened and auto-closed umbrella therefore obtains a certain utilization and improvement. | ||||||
