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Stroller frame with function of automatically locking and releasing rear wheels by body sensing

A technology of human body induction and automatic locking, which is applied in the field of baby stroller skeleton, and can solve problems such as rotation, baby stroller shaking, and car body dumping

Active Publication Date: 2015-06-10
SHANGHAI DOREL JUVENILE CO LTD
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[0002] The traditional stroller must be locked by the user's hands or by stepping on it, but sometimes it is inevitable that the lock is not complete, causing the stroller to slide down the slope or walk on its own. Be careful if you forget to lock the wheels and then let go. At this time, the stroller may slip into the driveway or fall into the ditch on the side of the road with the baby in the stroller, which is quite dangerous.
[0003] At present, baby strollers are equipped with pedals on the left and right rear wheels, and cogs are provided on the pedals to embed the teeth of the rear hub to prevent the rear wheels from rotating; If you only step on one side of the pedal in an emergency, it will cause the baby carriage to shake and rotate, and there is a risk of the car body tipping over or the baby in the car falling out and being injured

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[0057] Such as Figure 1 to Figure 3 and reference Figure 12 As shown, according to the embodiment of the baby carriage frame that uses human body induction to automatically lock and release the rear wheels of the present invention, a frame body 1 is provided with a first rear wheel 11 and a second rear wheel 12, and at least a first locking wheel is provided. Mechanism 2, a second locking mechanism 3, a battery power source 4 and a human body induction handle 5.

[0058] The first rear wheel 11 and the second rear wheel 12 are respectively connected to the lower ends of both sides of the frame body 1 , and a plurality of positioning parts 110 , 120 are arranged in a circular arrangement on opposite sides of the hub. The positioning parts 110 and 120 can be implemented in the form of a plurality of holes, grooves, recesses between a plurality of protrusions, and the like.

[0059] The first locking mechanism 2 includes a first electromagnet 21 and a first latch 22. When the...

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Abstract

The invention discloses a stroller frame with function of automatically locking and releasing rear wheels by body sensing. The stroller frame comprises a frame body, a first wheel and a second wheel and is provided with a first locking mechanism, a second locking mechanism, a power source, and a body-sensing handle. When a user removes hands off from the body-sensing handle, the body-sensing handle sends out a second signal to allow the first locking mechanism and the second locking mechanism to simultaneously lock the rear wheels, so that a stroller is prevented from sliding along a slope to cause accidents; when the user touches the body-sensing handle again with the hand, the body-sensing handle sends out a first signal to allow the first locking mechanism and the second locking mechanism to simultaneously unlock the rear wheels, so that the stroller can be pushed directly.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a frame of a stroller, in particular to a frame of a stroller which utilizes human body induction to automatically lock and release rear wheels. Background technique [0002] The traditional stroller must be locked by the user's hands or by stepping on it, but sometimes it is inevitable that the lock is not complete, causing the stroller to slide down the slope or walk on its own. Be careful not to lock the wheels before letting go. At this time, the stroller is likely to slide to the driveway or fall into the ditch on the side of the road with the baby in the car, which is quite dangerous. [0003] At present, baby strollers are equipped with pedals on the left and right rear wheels, and cogs are provided on the pedals to embed the teeth of the rear hub to prevent the rear wheels from rotating; If you only step on one side of the pedal in an emergency, it will cause the baby carriage to shake and rotate, and there is a risk o...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): B62B9/08
Inventor 李玮烨
Owner SHANGHAI DOREL JUVENILE CO LTD
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