Selfie stick for a mobile phone
The selfie stick's extendable handle with telescopic elements and pivot joint, along with magnetic or frictional locking, addresses the issue of bulky handles by enabling compact storage, improving portability.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- DE102024112581
- Authority / Receiving Office
- DE · DE
- Patent Type
- Applications
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-05-05
- Publication Date
- 2025-11-06
- Estimated Expiration
- 2044-05-05
AI Technical Summary
Existing selfie sticks for mobile phones have cumbersome handles that occupy significant space even when collapsed, hindering convenient storage.
A selfie stick design featuring an extendable handle with telescopic elements and a rotary joint, allowing the handle to be folded under the holding device, combined with a pivot joint and positive guidance, and incorporating magnetic or frictional locking mechanisms for secure storage.
Enables compact storage of the selfie stick by allowing the handle to be folded behind the holding device, enhancing portability and convenience.
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Abstract
Description
[0001] The invention relates to a selfie stick for a mobile phone, with an extendable and thus lengthenable handle and a holding device for a mobile phone.
[0002] Selfie sticks come in many variations, however, the handles of well-known selfie sticks are often still cumbersome even when folded, if foldable at all.
[0003] The object of the invention is to provide an improved selfie stick for a mobile phone, which allows for storage in the most space-saving way possible.
[0004] This problem is solved by a selfie stick for a mobile phone according to the features of claim 1.
[0005] According to the invention, a selfie stick for a mobile phone is provided, comprising an extendable and thus lengthenable handle and a holding device for a mobile phone, wherein the handle is rotatably mounted on the holding device relative to the latter in a plane parallel to a support plane for a mobile phone which is stretched by the holding device about an axis of rotation in a pivot joint, and wherein the handle is pivotably mounted in a pivot joint about a pivot axis on the pivot joint, wherein the handle is formed by several telescopic elements guided into one another, plate-shaped or in the form of a section of a cylindrical shell, wherein the telescopic element facing the holding device and articulated to it is guided as the telescopic end element of the handle in or on a positive guide formed in or on the holding device.wherein the telescopic end element is guided in the positive guidance by means of a bearing slide and the pivot joint with the pivot axis is formed between the telescopic end element and the bearing slide. This allows the handle to be stowed under the phone holder in a particularly elegant and effective way.
[0006] The forced guidance is advantageously designed in a groove shape and, in particular, is symmetrically designed on both sides.
[0007] Preferably, the bearing slide is designed to be extendable from the axis of rotation in the positive guide so far that the pivot axis of the pivot joint projects beyond the support plane clamped by the holding device.
[0008] Advantageously, the telescopic elements are each mounted and guided within one another in a particularly groove-shaped telescopic guide, such that only movement of the telescopic elements relative to each other is possible in an extension direction.
[0009] Accordingly, according to one embodiment of the invention, the telescopic elements with the position slide and the telescopic end element are designed to be slid together so far that the entire handle can be folded in behind the support plane stretched by the holding device.
[0010] Preferably, according to a further embodiment of the invention, the rotation of the handle in the pivot joint is held in individual locking positions, whereby a holding force must be overcome to rotate out of such a locking position.
[0011] Accordingly, it is advantageous that the holding force is produced by a mechanical locking mechanism under clamping of the axis of rotation and / or by magnetically interacting elements on the holding device and handle and / or by clamping through friction. Advantageously, the mechanical locking can be achieved by elastically prestressed extensions that engage in counterparts to form a positive fit.
[0012] According to one variant of the invention, for holding a mobile phone on the holding device, form-elastic extensions and / or a magnet for providing a magnetic holding force for magnetic interaction with a part of a mobile phone and / or an adhesive surface for connection with a surface of a mobile phone may be provided.
[0013] Further advantageous embodiments result from the further dependent claims or their possible subcombinations.
[0014] The invention is further explained below with reference to the drawings. Specifically, the schematic representation in: Fig. 1 a schematic representation of a selfie stick according to the invention in its collapsed state, Fig. 2 the selfie stick from Fig. 1 with partially extended handle, Fig. 3 the selfie stick from Fig. 2 seen from the side, Fig. 4 the selfie stick from Fig. 2 with twisted swivel joint viewed from below, Fig. 5 the selfie stick from Fig. 4 seen from above, Fig. 6 the selfie stick from Fig. 2 with fully extended handle, pivoted in the swivel joint, in a side view, Fig. 7 the selfie stick from Fig. 6 seen from above, Fig. 8 the selfie stick from Fig. 6 seen from the side, Fig. 9 the selfie stick from Fig. 6 seen from behind, Fig. 10 a selfie stick according to a modification with a flexible holding device for a mobile phone in the form of an elastic mobile phone holder with a retracted handle, Fig. 11 the selfie stick from Fig. 10 with partially extended bearing slide and handle twisted in the swivel joint, Fig. 12 the selfie stick from Fig. 10 with the bearing slide fully extended and the handle twisted in the swivel joint, Fig. 13 the selfie stick from Fig. 10 with the bearing slide fully extended and the handle twisted in the swivel joint and pivoted in the pivot joint, Fig. 14 the selfie stick from Fig. 13 seen from the side, Fig. 15 another variant of the selfie stick with flexible holding device for a mobile phone in the form of an elastic mobile phone holder with window and inserted handle, Fig. 16 the selfie stick from Fig. 15 with partially extended bearing slide and handle twisted in the swivel joint, Fig. 17 the selfie stick from Fig. 15 with the bearing slide fully extended and the handle twisted in the swivel joint, Fig. 18 the selfie stick from Fig. 15 with fully extended bearing slide and handle twisted in the swivel joint and pivoted in the pivot joint, Fig. 19 the selfie stick from Fig. 18 seen from above, Fig. 20 of the selfie sticks from Fig. 18 seen from below, Fig. 21 the selfie stick from Fig. 18 seen from the side, Fig. 22 the selfie stick from Fig. 18 seen from a different perspective, Fig. 23 the selfie stick from Fig. 18 seen from another angle, Fig. 24 another variant of the selfie stick with a holding device for a mobile phone with holding arms for holding a mobile phone, Fig. 25 the selfie stick from Fig. 24 seen from below, Fig. 26 the selfie stick from Fig. 24 seen from the side, Fig. 27 a detailed view of the holding device with the support level seen from above, Fig. 28 a section along line AA from Fig. 27, Fig. 29 a detailed view of the bearing slide with locking lugs and mount for the swivel joint, Fig. 30 a top view of the bearing slide from Fig. 29, Fig. 31 a section view line BB from Fig. 30, Fig. 32 a sectional view line AA from Fig. 30, Fig. 33 a sectional view through the bearing slide, Fig. 34 a schematic view of the bearing slide in a partially disassembled view, Fig. 35 a top view of the bearing slide with inserted axle inserts, Fig. 36 a sectional view from line of sight AA from Fig. 35, Fig. 37 a view from below of the selfie stick, Fig. 38 a cross-sectional view through the selfie stick along the longitudinal axis accordingly Fig. 37, Fig. 39 a planar sectional view through the bearing slide with the axle inserts of the retaining spring and the detent lugs, Fig. 40 a detailed illustration of the axle inserts with retaining springs, Fig. 41 a detailed representation of the bearing slide and the telescopic end element, Fig. 42 a sectional view from Fig. 41 along line AA, Fig. 43 a partial representation of the disassembled handle with bearing slide, axle inserts, locking lugs and telescopic elements as well as the telescopic end element, and Fig. 44 a sectional view line AA from Fig. 43.
[0015] The identical reference numbers in the figures denote identical or similarly acting elements.
[0016] Fig. Figures 1 to 9 show an example of a selfie stick that can be glued on or magnetically connected to a mobile phone.
[0017] The selfie stick 1 for a mobile phone is equipped with an extendable and thus lengthenable handle 2 and a holding device 3 for a mobile phone.
[0018] The handle 2 on the holding device 3 is rotatably mounted in a pivot joint 5 relative to the holding device 3 in a plane parallel to a support plane 11 for a mobile phone which is clamped by the holding device 3, about a pivot axis 4. The handle 2 is also pivotally mounted in a swivel joint 7 about a pivot axis 6 on the swivel joint.The handle 2 itself is formed by several telescopic elements 8 guided into one another, plate-shaped or in the form of a section of a cylindrical shell, wherein the telescopic element facing the holding device 3 and articulated to it is guided as the telescopic end element 81 of the handle 2 in or on a positive guide 9 formed in or on the holding device 3, wherein the telescopic end element 81 is guided in the positive guide by means of a bearing slide 10 and the pivot joint 7 with the pivot axis 6 is formed between the telescopic end element 81 and the bearing slide 10.
[0019] Fig. 2 shows the selfie stick 1 from Fig. 1 with handle partially extended 2. Fig. 3 seen from the side. In Fig. 4 and Fig. 5 is the selfie stick 1 from Fig. 2 with twisted swivel joint 5 seen from below and above.
[0020] Fig. Figure 6 shows the selfie stick 1 from Fig. 2 with fully extended handle 2 pivoted in the swivel joint 7 in a side view, Fig. 7 seen from above, and Fig. 8 and Fig. 9 views from the side and from behind.
[0021] The compulsory management 9, see also Fig. 6, Fig. 13, Fig. 17, Fig. 18 and Fig. 38 is designed in a groove shape and is in particular symmetrically designed on both sides.
[0022] The bearing slide 10 is designed to be extendable from the axis of rotation 4 in the positive guide 9 so that the pivot axis 6 of the pivot joint 7 projects beyond the support plane 11 clamped by the holding device 3.
[0023] The telescopic elements 8 are each mounted and guided in one another in a particularly groove-shaped telescopic guide 83, such that only one movement of the telescopic elements 8 towards each other in an extension direction is possible 82.
[0024] The telescopic elements 8 are further designed to be slid together with the position slide and the telescopic end element 81 to such an extent that the entire handle 2 can be folded in behind the support level 11 stretched by the holding device 3.
[0025] The rotation of the handle 2 in the swivel joint 5 is held in individual locking positions, whereby a holding force must be overcome to rotate out of such a locking position.
[0026] The holding force is produced by a mechanical locking mechanism under clamping of the rotary axis 4 and / or by magnetically interacting elements on holding device 3 and handle 2 and / or by clamping through friction.
[0027] The mechanical locking mechanism 13 is achieved by elastically prestressed extensions that engage in counterparts to form a positive fit.
[0028] Fig. Figures 10 to 14 show an exemplary selfie stick with a flexible, form-fitting shell as a holding device for a mobile phone. Fig. 10 with the handle retracted. Fig. 11 to 14 again with the bearing slide partially and fully extended and the handle twisted in the swivel joint and in the pivot joint from different directions.
[0029] Fig. Figures 15 to 23 show an exemplary selfie stick with a flexible, form-elastic shell as a holding device for a mobile phone with a window, again with the bearing slide partially and fully extended and the handle twisted in the swivel joint and the pivot joint from different directions.
[0030] To hold a mobile phone on the holder 3, as shown in the Fig. Figures 24 to 26 show that the following may be provided: elastic extensions 14 and / or a magnet to provide a magnetic holding force for magnetic interaction with a part of a mobile phone and / or an adhesive surface for connection with a surface of a mobile phone.
[0031] Fig. Figure 27 shows in detail the lower part of the holding device facing the mobile phone, with the support level seen from above and Fig. 28 a cut along line AA from Fig. 27.
[0032] In Fig. Figure 29 shows the bearing slide alone in detail view with locking lugs and mount for the swivel joint.
[0033] The Fig. Figures 30 to 33 show the bearing slide in a top view accordingly Fig. 29 and in sections along line BB from Fig. 30 ( Fig. 31), along line AA from Fig. 30 ( Fig. 32) and in a sectional view through the bearing slide ( Fig. 33)
[0034] Fig. Figure 34 shows a schematic view of the bearing slide in a partially disassembled view, with the axle inserts and locking lugs 18. Similarly, Figure 34 shows... Fig. 35 a top view of the bearing slide with inserted axle inserts and locking lugs 18.
[0035] A sectional view from line of sight AA from Fig. 35, is in Fig. 36 shown.
[0036] Fig. Figure 39 shows a planar sectional view through the bearing slide with the axle inserts of the retaining spring and the detent lug extensions. Fig. 34.
[0037] Fig. 37 Another view from below of the selfie stick 1.
[0038] In Fig. 38 a cross-sectional view through the selfie stick along the longitudinal axis accordingly Fig. 37 shown.
[0039] Fig. 40 a detailed illustration of the axle inserts with retaining springs.
[0040] Fig. 41 a detailed representation of the bearing slide and the telescopic end element.
[0041] Fig. 42 a sectional view from Fig. 41 along line AA.
[0042] Fig. 43 a partial representation of the disassembled handle with bearing slide, axle inserts, locking lugs and telescopic elements as well as the telescopic end element.
[0043] Fig. 44 a sectional view line AA from Fig. 43. Reference symbol list 1 selfie stick 2 grab handles 3 Holding device 4 axis of rotation 5 Swivel joint 6 Swivel axis 7 Swivel joint 71 Swivel joint mount 8 telescopic elements 81 Telescopic end element 82 Extension direction 83 Telescopic forced guide 84 axle sleeve 9 Coercive management 10 bearing slides 11 Support Level 12 Telescopic forced guide 13 mechanical locking mechanisms 14 elastic processes 15 elastic mobile phone holders 16 windows 17 Support arm 18 Rastnase 19 continuation 20-axle deployment 21 Retaining spring 22. nasolacrimal process 23 locking tab recesses
Claims
[1] Selfie stick (1) for a mobile phone, with an extendable and thus lengthenable handle (2) and a holding device (3) for a mobile phone, wherein the handle (2) is rotatably mounted on the holding device (3) in a plane parallel to a support plane (11) for a mobile phone which is stretched by the holding device (3) about an axis of rotation (4) in a pivot joint (5), and wherein the handle (2) is mounted in a pivot joint (7) so as to be pivotable about it via a pivot axis (6) on the pivot joint, characterized by , that the handle (2) is formed by several telescopic elements (8) guided into one another, plate-shaped or in the form of a section of a cylindrical shell, wherein the telescopic element facing the holding device (3) and articulated to it is guided as the telescopic end element (81) of the handle (2) in or on a positive guide (9) formed in or on the holding device (3), wherein the telescopic end element (81) is guided in the positive guidance by means of a bearing slide (10) and the pivot joint (7) with the pivot axis (6) is formed between the telescopic end element (81) and the bearing slide (10). [2] Selfie stick according to claim 1, characterized by , that the forced guidance (9) is designed in a groove shape and in particular is symmetrically designed on both sides. [3] Selfie stick according to claim 1 or 2, characterized by, that the bearing slide (10) is designed to be extendable from the axis of rotation (4) in the forced guide (9) so that the pivot axis (6) of the pivot joint (7) projects beyond the support plane (11) clamped by the holding device (3). [4] Selfie stick according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized by , that the telescopic elements (8) are each mounted and guided in one another in a particularly groove-shaped telescopic guide (83) such that only movement of the telescopic elements (8) towards each other in an extension direction is possible (82). [5] Selfie stick according to claim 4, characterized by , that the telescopic elements (8) with the position slide and the telescopic end element (81) are designed to be slidable into each other to such an extent that the entire handle (2) can be folded in behind the support plane (11) stretched by the holding device (3). [6] Selfie stick according to any of the preceding claims, characterized by , that the rotation of the handle (2) in the pivot joint (5) is held in individual locking positions, whereby a holding force must be overcome to rotate out of such a locking position. [7] Selfie stick according to claim 6, characterized by , that the holding force is produced by a mechanical locking mechanism under clamping of the axis of rotation (4) and / or by magnetically interacting elements on the holding device (3) and handle (2) and / or by clamping through friction. [8] Selfie stick according to claim 7, characterized by , that the mechanical locking (13) is effected by elastically prestressed extensions which engage in counterparts to form a positive locking. [9] Selfie stick according to any of the preceding claims, characterized by, that for holding a mobile phone on the holding device (3) form-elastic extensions (14) and / or a magnet to provide a magnetic holding force for magnetic interaction with a part of a mobile phone and / or an adhesive surface for connection with a surface of a mobile phone are provided.
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