Candyshade

Abstract

A CANDYSHADE, sunshade is described as the combination of elements that may include; a sunshade frame component, an adjustable flexible arm with at least one quick connector in one of the ends, and a plurality of support members for fastening, attach or hold the sunshade to or in to an object.wherein the sunshade member is connectable to the first end of the support arm, and the support member is connected or connectable to the second end of the support arm.The removable sunshade component may comprise a frame configuring a quick connector, i.e. a male screw. to be able to attach and detach from said flexible arm. Said frame may be foldable, including one or more folding axis, or may be configured to flex fold, or may be one piece rigid, further more may comprise a material to protect from direct sun heat, light, UVA, UVB, sun rays or other rays or light reflections that may cause inconvenience, harm or damage to the skin, hair, eyes, plants, pets, equipment and electronics and may comprise a clamp, or other system to keep the sunshade component all together, The arm may be flexible but strong and steady to support the sunshade component weight in multiple positions and withstand adverse outdoor and wind conditions, included but no limited to gusted winds, and must have at least one quick connector in one end, e.g. a female tread, and configured to attach permanently or temporally to a support member in the second end, to be able to attach the sunshade to another object such as a furniture or a pole or deck.A CANDYSHADE may be light weight, stylish, easy to assemble, disassembly, install, storage and carry.

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0001]Umbrellas have traditionally being used to provide protection from rain and sun in a variety of leisure and work-related situations. i.e. personal umbrellas protects persons from sun and rain. Other larger umbrellas are used on the pool, patio and beach to protect from exposure to the sun while sitting, eating or just relaxing.[0002]Umbrellas conventionally have a center post with a free end and an extendable canopy in the second. The canopy is generally supported by ribs radiating from the post, and is generally made of a material such as a cloth fabric or plastic with a fixed orientation with respect to the post. The canopy in some designs can extend up to eight feet for a larger beach or backyard[0003]Umbrella. Such larger beach umbrellas typically have an elongated post that can be insert into a base support such as the sand and / or a heavy base to support the post vertically, keeping it steady, especially during windy conditions-features that can...

AI Technical Summary

Benefits of technology

The patent is for a product called CANDYSHADE, which is a sunshade for electronic equipment and other similar items. The CANDYSHADE has a flexible and stiff arm that can connect and disconnect with a removable sunshade component, to protect against direct heat, light, UBA, UVB, and other rays that may damage the skin, eyes, hair, electronic equipment, or lining organisms. The gooseneck and flexible bar may be reinforced for added load capacity, stiffness, or resistance to environment conditions. The arm of the CANDYSHADE may be protected against wear and tear with a bath, coat, or skin. The components of CANDYSHADE are easy to fit inside a beach bag, back pack, purse, or bicycle basket.

Problems solved by technology

Such larger beach umbrellas typically have an elongated post that can be insert into a base support such as the sand and / or a heavy base to support the post vertically, keeping it steady, especially during windy conditions-features that can effectively stabilize an umbrella canopy, but which also make movement and positioning of the umbrellas cumbersome.

Furthermore, Due to its static nature, patio, beach, and pool umbrellas have limited flexibility to efficiently be re position and follow the continue changing correlation of the earth to the sun. for example where at noon in a 4 chair table with an umbrella positioned on the center, 4 chairs may be shaded, at 7, 8, 9, 10 AM and 4, 5, 6, 7 PM.

In this case the solution will be to move the chairs to the shaded area, causing inconvenience to the users. a similar situation also happen while lying in a lounge chair or other outdoor environment, where in some hours of the day, sun, heat, and light hit areas or elements we would like to protect.

I.e. some parts of our skin, our eyes, a baby, our hair, or a living organism; Furthermore, in indoor environments, a bird cage, a computer next to a window, the Electronic equipment of a boat or a tractor, the glare in the computer screen, in this cases, umbrellas have limitations to be placed in some particular or random positions, in order to achieve that goal of protecting.

Other considerations are, the weight and bulkiness of personal, patio, pool and beach umbrellas, which make them inconvenient to be carried.

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