Toy assembly having internal objects that perform functions in an outer shell

By introducing motor-driven rotating components and movable outer shell parts into the toy assembly, the problem of the lack of internal object movement effects in existing toy assemblies is solved, achieving a more vivid interactive experience and viewing effect.

CN116236796BActive Publication Date: 2026-06-09SPIN MASTER LTD
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Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Patents(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
SPIN MASTER LTD
Filing Date
2021-02-22
Publication Date
2026-06-09

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Existing toy components lack the motion effects that can create the illusion of living objects inside the shell, thus failing to effectively stimulate users' interest and interactive experience.

Method used

A toy assembly was designed, comprising a shell, an internal object, and a motor. A rotating component engages with multiple outwardly extending protrusions. The motor drives the rotating component to sequentially move the internal protrusions downward, causing them to impact a supporting surface and thus achieving the motion effect of the internal object. The shell is movable and the internal object can be exposed through a removable shell portion and an opening mechanism.

Benefits of technology

The design of motor-driven rotating components and movable outer shell enhances the realism and interactivity of the toy assembly, making the movement of internal objects more vivid and increasing the user's viewing experience.

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Abstract

In one aspect, a toy assembly is provided that includes a housing and a toy vehicle inside the housing. The housing has a movable housing portion, and at least one functional element that is movable and separable from the movable housing portion. The toy vehicle has a drive wheel that, when driven in a first rotational direction, causes the drive wheel to drive movement of the functional element to perform a function without driving the toy vehicle toward the movable housing portion, and that, when driven in a second rotational direction, causes the drive wheel to drive the toy vehicle toward the movable housing portion.
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