A method of making a flyknit fabric suitable for use in a fixed head mounted electronic device

Abstract

A flyknit fabric manufacturing method suitable for fixing a head-mounted electronic device, the fabric includes a first strap, a second strap and a support part, the fabric is a double-layer structure including a face layer and a bottom layer, the support part is connected with a connecting belt on both sides, the edges of the fabric are integrally closed and knitted by using a knitted fancy starting structure, the left and right sides of the support part are mirror-symmetric, and the whole fabric is integrally knitted by a flat knitting machine. By adopting the above scheme, when the fabric is worn, the distance between the fabric belts can be adjusted, the contact area between the fabric belts and the skin is increased, and then the pressure is uniformly dispersed, so that the electronic device is worn more comfortably.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the field of textile technology, and in particular to a method for manufacturing flyknitted fabrics suitable for fixed head-mounted electronic devices. Background Technology

[0002] With the development of technology, there are more and more types of wearable electronic devices. How to make electronic devices simple, comfortable and convenient to wear has become one of the important selling points to increase the market competitiveness of wearable electronic devices.

[0003] Based on the characteristics of knitted products, this invention provides a comfortable wearing solution.

[0004] This solution is a flyknitted fabric suitable for fixed head-mounted electronic devices, aiming to make wearing head-mounted electronic devices simpler and more comfortable. The edge of the fabric in this solution adopts a fancy start-up structure for integrated edge knitting, and the source is referenced from the existing technology "CN202022051751.X A knitted fancy start-up structure". Summary of the Invention

[0005] To address the aforementioned problems with conventional methods, this invention provides a method for manufacturing flyknitted fabrics suitable for fixed head-mounted electronic devices.

[0006] This invention discloses a method for manufacturing a flyknitted fabric suitable for fixing head-mounted electronic devices. The fabric includes a first strap, a second strap, and a support portion. The fabric has a double-layer structure comprising a surface layer and a bottom layer. Connecting straps are attached to both sides of the support portion. The edges of the fabric are integrally knitted using a fancy knitting start-up structure. The left and right sides of the support portion are mirror-symmetrical. The entire fabric is integrally knitted using a flat knitting machine. The method is characterized by the following steps:

[0007] Step S1: Perform surface weaving, bottom weaving, and tight surface hanging loop weaving;

[0008] S2 Step: Make a stepped knit extending one stitch to the right at the right fork, and make a stepped knit extending one stitch to the left at the left fork.

[0009] Step S3: Make a loop stitch to the left at the left fork, moving one stitch to the left each time.

[0010] Step S4: Perform face weaving, bottom weaving, face tight hanging loop weaving, and rightward shifting loop weaving at the right fork section;

[0011] Step S5: Perform face weave, bottom weave, and face tight hanging loop weave on the left fork section;

[0012] S6 step: Repeat steps B5 and B6 until the right fork extends to the designated stitch position;

[0013] Step S7: Perform a leftward knitting turn and shift stitches on the right fork section;

[0014] Step S8: Perform four-flat knitting, face knitting, bottom knitting, and knitting the junction of the forked structure;

[0015] S9 Step: Make a stepped knit extending one stitch to the right at the left fork, and make a stepped knit extending one stitch to the left at the right fork.

[0016] Step S10: Perform face weave, bottom weave, face weave bottom tight hanging loop, connect the left and right forked fabrics until the weave is finished.

[0017] Preferably, the support portion has a cavity, and the cavity is filled with a filling material.

[0018] Preferably, the fabric surface layer is woven with vertical stripes.

[0019] Preferably, the support portion includes a first strap and a closed three-dimensional ring or oval structure with an opening in the middle formed by connecting the ends of the first strap and the second strap. The bifurcated portions on both sides of the first strap and the second strap are respectively connected to their respective ends. The bifurcated portions on both sides of the first strap and the second strap are mirror-symmetrical about the support portion.

[0020] Preferably, the first strap, the second strap, and the support are made of the same woven material.

[0021] Preferably, the first strap, the second strap, and the support are woven from different materials, wherein the first strap and the second strap are woven from the same material.

[0022] Preferably, the woven material is made of one of spandex-coated material and high-elasticity polyester.

[0023] By adopting the above technical solution, the beneficial effects of the present invention are:

[0024] 1. The two ends of the fabric are woven into a "tree branch" shape. The two ends are then sewn together, which will become two slightly narrower fabric strips. When wearing the device, the distance between the fabric strips can be adjusted to increase the contact area between the fabric strips and the skin, thereby evenly distributing the pressure and making the electronic device more comfortable to wear.

[0025] 2. The strip fabric strip and the loop fabric strip are woven separately. The strip fabric strip will be sewn together with the loop fabric strip later. The loop fabric strip is placed at the back of the head to increase the contact area and evenly distribute the pressure. The fabric is made of high-elastic yarn and double-wrap weaving, which has good skin-friendliness, breathability and extensibility. When fixing electronic equipment, the fabric part in contact with the skin can breathe and wick away sweat.

[0026] 3. This solution can resolve some of the complex and uncomfortable wearing experiences of wearable electronic devices. Attached Figure Description

[0027] To more clearly illustrate the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention or the prior art, the drawings used in the description of the embodiments or the prior art will be briefly introduced below. Obviously, the drawings in the following description are only one or more embodiments of the present invention. For those skilled in the art, other drawings can be obtained based on such drawings without creative effort.

[0028] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the present invention. Figure 1 ;

[0029] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the present invention. Figure 2 ;

[0030] Figure 3 The weaving of region 1 in Embodiment 3 of the present invention Figure 1 ;

[0031] Figure 4 The weaving of region 1 in Embodiment 3 of the present invention Figure 2 ;

[0032] Figure 5 The weaving of region 1 in Embodiment 3 of the present invention Figure 3 ;

[0033] Figure 6 The weaving of region 1 in Embodiment 3 of the present invention Figure 4 ;

[0034] Figure 7 The weaving of region 2 in Embodiment 3 of the present invention Figure 5 ;

[0035] Figure 8 The weaving of region 2 in Embodiment 3 of the present invention Figure 6 ;

[0036] Figure 9 The weaving of region 2 in Embodiment 3 of the present invention Figure 7 ;

[0037] Figure 10 The weaving of region 2 in Embodiment 3 of the present invention Figure 8 ;

[0038] Figure 11 The weaving of region 2 in Embodiment 3 of the present invention Figure 9 ;

[0039] Figure 12The weaving of region 2 in Embodiment 3 of the present invention Figure 10 ;

[0040] Figure 13 The weaving of region 2 in Embodiment 3 of the present invention Figure 10 one;

[0041] Figure 14 The weaving of region 1 in Embodiment 4 of the present invention Figure 10 two;

[0042] Figure 15 The weaving of region 1 in Embodiment 4 of the present invention Figure 10 three;

[0043] Figure 16 The weaving of region 1 in Embodiment 4 of the present invention Figure 10 Four;

[0044] Figure 17 The weaving of region 1 in Embodiment 4 of the present invention Figure 10 five;

[0045] Figure 18 The weaving of region 1 in Embodiment 4 of the present invention Figure 10 six;

[0046] Figure 19 The weaving of region 1 in Embodiment 4 of the present invention Figure 10 seven;

[0047] Figure 20 The weaving of region 1 in Embodiment 4 of the present invention Figure 10 eight;

[0048] Figure 21 The weaving of region 2 in Embodiment 4 of the present invention Figure 10 Nine;

[0049] Figure 22 The weaving of region 2 in Embodiment 4 of the present invention Figure 2 ten;

[0050] Figure 23 The weaving of region 2 in Embodiment 4 of the present invention Figure 2 eleven;

[0051] Figure 24 The weaving of region 2 in Embodiment 4 of the present invention Figure 2 twelve;

[0052] Explanation of key reference numerals in the attached drawings: 1. First strap; 2. Second strap; 3. Support part; 4. Connecting strap. Detailed Implementation

[0053] The embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and examples, so that the process of how the present invention uses technical means to solve technical problems and achieve technical effects can be fully understood and implemented accordingly. It should be noted that, as long as there is no conflict, the various embodiments and features in the various embodiments of the present invention can be combined with each other, and the resulting technical solutions are all within the protection scope of the present invention.

[0054] Furthermore, numerous specific details are set forth in the following description for purposes of explanation, in order to provide a thorough understanding of the embodiments of the invention. However, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that the invention may be practiced without the specific details herein or the particular methods described.

[0055] Example 1

[0056] A fly-knitted fabric suitable for fixing head-mounted electronic devices includes a first strap 1, a second strap 2, and a support part 3. The fabric has a double-layer structure including a surface layer and a bottom layer. The support part 3 is connected to both sides by connecting straps 4. The edge of the fabric is knitted with a fancy start-up structure for integrated edge finishing. The left and right sides of the support part 3 are mirror symmetrical. The entire fabric is knitted in one piece by a flat knitting machine. The surface layer of the fabric is knitted to form vertical stripes or wavy patterns.

[0057] Example 2

[0058] A fly-knitted fabric suitable for fixing head-mounted electronic devices includes a first strap 1, a second strap 2, and a support part 3. The fabric has a double-layer structure including a surface layer and a bottom layer. The support part 3 is connected to both sides by connecting straps 4. The edge of the fabric is woven in one piece using a knitted fancy start-up structure. The left and right sides of the support part 3 are mirror symmetrical. The entire fabric is woven in one piece using a flat knitting machine. The surface layer of the fabric is woven to form vertical stripes or wavy patterns. The first strap 1 and the second strap 2 have cavities inside, and the cavities are filled with filling material.

[0059] Example 3

[0060] Area 1 weaving:

[0061] like Figure 1 and Figure 3-6 As shown: Yarns A, B, C, and D are all high-elastic polyester yarns;

[0062] The first weave row uses yarn A as the face fabric;

[0063] The second weave is done with B yarn for both the face and base weaves;

[0064] The third weave is a combination of surface weaving and tight bottom hanging loop weaving using yarn A.

[0065] The fourth row is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0066] The 5th row of weaving is woven with yarn A as the face;

[0067] The 6th row is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0068] The 7th row is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0069] Row 8 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0070] The 9th weave is a combination of surface weaving and tight bottom hanging loop weaving using yarn A;

[0071] The 10th row is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0072] The 11th weave row is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0073] Row 12 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0074] Row 13 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0075] Row 14 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0076] Row 15 is woven with C yarn for the surface;

[0077] Row 16 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0078] The 17th weave is a combination of C yarn for surface weaving and surface weaving with tight bottom hanging loops;

[0079] Row 18 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0080] Rows 19 to 30 involve shifting the front needle bed loop of the corresponding knitting row one needle position to the left, and then turning the needle over to the back needle bed; this is a shifting stitch knitting where the front needle bed loop of the corresponding knitting row is turned over to the back needle bed; (the purpose of this shifting stitch combination is to shift the loop of the corresponding knitting row to the left, which makes the edge of the fabric after the shifting stitch smooth and prevents jagged edges from being produced.)

[0081] Rows 31 to 33 are woven with C yarn on the surface;

[0082] Rows 34 to 36 are woven with D yarn as the base;

[0083] The C yarn kick-up surface knitting in row 32 and the D yarn kick-up bottom knitting in row 35 are to fill the gap left after the shifting of rows 19 to 30;

[0084] Row 37 is woven with C yarn for the surface;

[0085] Row 38 is woven with D yarn for both the face and base weaves;

[0086] Row 39 is a combination of C yarn for surface weaving and surface weaving with tight bottom loop weaving;

[0087] Row 40 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0088] The shifting combinations, knitting actions, and functions from row 41 to row 58 are the same as from row 19 to row 36, except the position is shifted one needle position to the left.

[0089] Row 59 is woven with C yarn for the surface;

[0090] Row 60 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0091] Row 61 is a combination of C yarn for surface weaving and surface weaving with tight bottom loop weaving;

[0092] Row 62 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0093] The shifting combinations, knitting actions, and functions from row 63 to row 80 are the same as from row 41 to row 58, except the position is shifted one needle position to the left.

[0094] Row 81 is a weaving pattern using yarn A for the face weave and the face weave with a tight bottom loop weave.

[0095] Row 82 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0096] Row 83 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0097] Row 84 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0098] Row 85 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0099] Row 86 is woven with B yarn for both the face and base weaves;

[0100] Rows 87 and 88 are the kicking action that brings the A and B yarn feeders into the safe weaving position;

[0101] Row 89 is a plain weave using B yarn, with a tight weave on the left edge.

[0102] Row 90 is woven with B yarn on the surface, and the right edge is woven with a tight, hanging loop.

[0103] Row 91 is woven with B yarn as the base, and the left edge is woven with a tight bottom loop;

[0104] Row 92 is woven with B yarn on the surface, and the right edge is woven with a tight bottom loop.

[0105] Rows 93 and 94 are the kicking action that brings the A and B yarn feeders into the safe weaving position;

[0106] Row 95 is a combination of surface weaving and tight bottom hanging loop weaving using yarn A.

[0107] Row 96 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0108] Row 97 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0109] Row 98 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0110] Row 99 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0111] The 100th row is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0112] Row 101 is a weaving pattern using yarn A for the face weave and the face weave with a tight bottom loop weave.

[0113] Row 102 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0114] Row 103 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0115] Row 104 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0116] Row 105 is woven with C yarn for the surface;

[0117] Row 106 is a base weave and surface weave using D yarn;

[0118] Row 107 is a combination of C yarn for surface weaving and surface weaving with tight bottom hanging loops;

[0119] Row 108 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0120] Row 109 is woven with C yarn for the surface;

[0121] Row 110 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0122] Row 111 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0123] Row 112 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0124] Row 113 is a combination of C yarn for surface weaving and surface weaving with tight bottom hanging loops;

[0125] Row 114 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0126] Row 115 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0127] Row 116 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0128] Row 117 is a weaving pattern using yarn A for the face weave and the face weave with a tight bottom loop weave.

[0129] Row 118 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0130] Row 119 is a weaving pattern using yarn A for the face weave and the face weave with a tight bottom loop weave.

[0131] Row 120 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0132] After the fabric is woven, it still needs to undergo high-temperature treatment. For fabrics that do not use hot melt yarn, high-temperature treatment is to allow the fabric to shrink fully under heat to achieve the desired fabric effect; for fabrics that use hot melt yarn, high-temperature treatment is required to melt and bond the hot melt yarn into the fabric to achieve the desired fabric effect.

[0133] Area 2 weaving:

[0134] like Figure 1 and Figure 7-13 As shown: Yarns A, B, C, and D are all high-elastic polyester yarns;

[0135] The first row of weaving is done with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0136] The second row of weaving is done with B yarn as the base;

[0137] The third row of weaving is done with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0138] The fourth row is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0139] The fifth weave is a combination of C yarn for the face weave and a tight bottom loop weave.

[0140] The sixth row is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0141] The 7th row is woven with C yarn for the surface;

[0142] The 8th row is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0143] The 9th row is woven with C yarn for the surface;

[0144] The 10th row is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0145] The 11th weave is a combination of C yarn for surface weaving and surface weaving with tight bottom loop weaving;

[0146] Row 12 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0147] Row 13 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0148] Row 14 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0149] Row 15 is woven with C yarn for the surface;

[0150] Row 16 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0151] Row 17 is a combination of surface weaving and tight bottom hanging loop weaving using yarn A.

[0152] Row 18 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0153] Row 19 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0154] Row 20 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0155] Row 21 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0156] Row 22 is woven with B yarn for both the face and base weaves;

[0157] Row 23 is a combination of face knitting and face knitting with tight bottom loop knitting;

[0158] Row 24 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0159] Row 25 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0160] Row 26 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0161] Rows 27 and 28 are the yarn-kicking action that brings yarns A and B into the safe knitting needle position;

[0162] Row 29 is a face weave using yarn B, with face weave on the right edge (face weave is used to fix yarn B to the position of yarn C).

[0163] Row 30 is woven with B yarn for the face;

[0164] Row 31 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0165] The 32nd row is a shift knitting process in which the front needle bed loop of the corresponding knitting row is moved one needle position to the left, and then the needle is turned over to the back needle bed.

[0166] The 33rd row is a transfer stitch where the back needle bed loop of the corresponding row is moved one needle position to the left, and then the stitches are turned over to the front needle bed.

[0167] Rows 34 to 81 are repeats of rows 30 to 33, with each repeat shifting one needle position to the left (slip stitch).

[0168] Rows 82 and 83 are yarn-kicking actions that bring yarns A and B into the safe knitting needle position;

[0169] Row 84 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0170] Row 85 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0171] Row 86 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0172] Row 87 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0173] Row 88 is woven with C yarn for the surface;

[0174] Row 89 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0175] Rows 90 to 103 involve shifting the back stitch of the corresponding row one needle position to the right, then turning the stitch over to the front stitch; shifting the front stitch of the corresponding row one needle position to the right, then turning the stitch over to the back stitch; and turning the front stitch of the corresponding row to the back stitch. (This shifting combination moves the stitch of the corresponding row to the right, making the edge of the fabric smoother and preventing jagged edges after the shift.)

[0176] Row 122 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0177] Row 123 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0178] Row 124 is a combination of C yarn for face weaving and face weaving with tight bottom loop weaving;

[0179] Row 125 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0180] The shifting combination in rows 126 to 139 has the same knitting action and function as the shifting combination in rows 90 to 103; the knitting position is moved one needle position to the right;

[0181] Row 140 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0182] Row 141 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0183] Row 142 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0184] Row 143 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0185] Row 144 is a combination of C yarn surface weaving and surface weaving with tight bottom hanging loop weaving;

[0186] Row 145 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0187] The shifting combination in rows 146 to 159 has the same knitting action and function as the shifting combination in rows 126 to 139; the knitting position is moved one needle position to the right;

[0188] Row 160 is a combination of face weaving and face weaving with tight bottom loop weaving;

[0189] Row 161 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0190] Row 162 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0191] Row 163 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0192] Row 164 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0193] Row 165 is woven with B yarn for both the face and base weaves;

[0194] Row 166 is a combination of face knitting and face knitting with tight bottom loops;

[0195] Row 167 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0196] Row 168 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0197] Row 169 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0198] Row 170 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0199] Row 171 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0200] Row 172 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0201] Row 173 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0202] Row 174 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0203] Row 175 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0204] Row 176 is a combination of C yarn for surface weaving and surface weaving with tight bottom draping.

[0205] Row 177 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0206] The shifting combination in rows 178 to 191 has the same knitting action and function as the shifting combination in rows 146 to 159, but the knitting position is moved one needle position to the right.

[0207] Row 192 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0208] Row 193 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0209] Row 194 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0210] Row 195 is a weave using D yarn for both the face and base fabrics;

[0211] Row 196 is a combination of C yarn for surface weaving and surface weaving with tight bottom draping.

[0212] Row 197 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0213] The shifting combination in rows 198 to 211 has the same knitting action and function as the shifting combination in rows 178 to 191; the knitting position is moved one needle position to the right;

[0214] Row 212 is a weave using yarn A for the face weave and the face weave bottom tight hanging loop;

[0215] Row 213 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0216] Row 214 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0217] Row 215 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0218] Row 216 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0219] Row 217 is woven with B yarn for both the face and base weaves;

[0220] Row 218 is a weave using yarn A for the face weave and the face weave bottom tight hanging loop;

[0221] Row 219 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0222] Row 220 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0223] Row 221 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0224] Row 222 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0225] Row 223 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0226] Row 224 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0227] Row 222 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0228] Row 226 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0229] Row 227 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0230] After the fabric is woven, it still needs to undergo high-temperature treatment. For fabrics that do not use hot melt yarn, high-temperature treatment is to allow the fabric to shrink fully under heat to achieve the desired fabric effect; for fabrics that use hot melt yarn, high-temperature treatment is required to melt and bond the hot melt yarn into the fabric to achieve the desired fabric effect.

[0231] Example 4

[0232] Area 1 weaving:

[0233] like Figure 2 and Figure 14-20 As shown: Yarns A, B, C, and D are all high-elastic polyester yarns;

[0234] The first row of weaving is done with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0235] The second row of weaving is done with B yarn as the base;

[0236] The third row of weaving is done with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0237] The fourth row is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0238] The fifth weave is a combination of C yarn for the face weave and a tight bottom loop weave.

[0239] The sixth row is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0240] The 7th row is woven with C yarn for the surface;

[0241] The 8th row is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0242] The 9th row is woven with C yarn for the surface;

[0243] The 10th row is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0244] The 11th weave is a combination of C yarn for surface weaving and surface weaving with tight bottom loop weaving;

[0245] Row 12 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0246] Row 13 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0247] Row 14 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0248] Row 15 is woven with C yarn for the surface;

[0249] Row 16 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0250] Row 17 is a combination of surface weaving and tight bottom hanging loop weaving using yarn A.

[0251] Row 18 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0252] Row 19 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0253] Row 20 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0254] Row 21 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0255] Row 22 is woven with B yarn for both the face and base weaves;

[0256] Row 23 is a combination of face knitting and face knitting with tight bottom loop knitting;

[0257] Row 24 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0258] Row 25 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0259] Row 26 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0260] Rows 27 and 28 are the yarn-kicking action that brings yarns A and B into the safe knitting needle position;

[0261] Row 29 is a face weave using yarn B, with face weave on the right edge (face weave is used to fix yarn B to the position of yarn C).

[0262] Row 30 is woven with B yarn for the face;

[0263] Row 31 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0264] The 32nd row is a shift knitting process in which the front needle bed loop of the corresponding knitting row is moved one needle position to the left, and then the needle is turned over to the back needle bed.

[0265] The 33rd row is a transfer stitch where the back needle bed loop of the corresponding row is moved one needle position to the left, and then the stitches are turned over to the front needle bed.

[0266] Rows 34 to 81 are repeats of rows 30 to 33, with each repeat shifting one needle position to the left (slip stitch).

[0267] Rows 82 and 83 are yarn-kicking actions that bring yarns A and B into the safe knitting needle position;

[0268] Row 84 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0269] Row 85 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0270] Row 86 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0271] Row 87 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0272] Row 88 is woven with C yarn for the surface;

[0273] Row 89 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0274] Rows 90 to 103 involve shifting the back stitch of the corresponding row one needle position to the right, then turning the stitch over to the front stitch; shifting the front stitch of the corresponding row one needle position to the right, then turning the stitch over to the back stitch; and turning the front stitch of the corresponding row to the back stitch. (This shifting combination moves the stitch of the corresponding row to the right, making the edge of the fabric smoother and preventing jagged edges after the shift.)

[0275] Row 122 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0276] Row 123 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0277] Row 124 is a combination of C yarn for face weaving and face weaving with tight bottom loop weaving;

[0278] Row 125 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0279] The shifting combination in rows 126 to 139 has the same knitting action and function as the shifting combination in rows 90 to 103; the knitting position is moved one needle position to the right;

[0280] Row 140 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0281] Row 141 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0282] Row 142 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0283] Row 143 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0284] Row 144 is a combination of C yarn surface weaving and surface weaving with tight bottom hanging loop weaving;

[0285] Row 145 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0286] The shifting combination in rows 146 to 159 has the same knitting action and function as the shifting combination in rows 126 to 139; the knitting position is moved one needle position to the right;

[0287] Row 160 is a combination of face weaving and face weaving with tight bottom loop weaving;

[0288] Row 161 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0289] Row 162 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0290] Row 163 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0291] Row 164 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0292] Row 165 is woven with B yarn for both the face and base weaves;

[0293] Row 166 is a combination of face knitting and face knitting with tight bottom loops;

[0294] Row 167 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0295] Row 168 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0296] Row 169 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0297] Row 170 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0298] Row 171 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0299] Row 172 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0300] Row 173 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0301] Row 174 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0302] Row 175 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0303] Row 176 is a combination of C yarn for surface weaving and surface weaving with tight bottom draping.

[0304] Row 177 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0305] The shifting combination in rows 178 to 191 has the same knitting action and function as the shifting combination in rows 146 to 159, but the knitting position is moved one needle position to the right.

[0306] Row 192 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0307] Row 193 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0308] Row 194 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0309] Row 195 is a weave using D yarn for both the face and base fabrics;

[0310] Row 196 is a combination of C yarn for surface weaving and surface weaving with tight bottom draping.

[0311] Row 197 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0312] The shifting combination in rows 198 to 211 has the same knitting action and function as the shifting combination in rows 178 to 191; the knitting position is moved one needle position to the right;

[0313] Row 212 is a weave using yarn A for the face weave and the face weave bottom tight hanging loop;

[0314] Row 213 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0315] Row 214 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0316] Row 215 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0317] Row 216 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0318] Row 217 is woven with B yarn for both the face and base weaves;

[0319] Row 218 is a weave using yarn A for the face weave and the face weave bottom tight hanging loop;

[0320] Row 219 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0321] Row 220 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0322] Row 221 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0323] Row 222 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0324] Row 223 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0325] Row 224 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0326] Row 222 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0327] Row 226 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0328] Row 227 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0329] After the fabric is woven, it still needs to undergo high-temperature treatment. For fabrics that do not use hot melt yarn, high-temperature treatment is to allow the fabric to shrink fully under heat to achieve the desired fabric effect; for fabrics that use hot melt yarn, high-temperature treatment is required to melt and bond the hot melt yarn into the fabric to achieve the desired fabric effect.

[0330] Area 2 weaving:

[0331] like Figure 2 and Figure 21-24 As shown: Yarns A, B, C, and D are all high-elastic polyester yarns;

[0332] The first row of weaving is done with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0333] The second weave row uses B yarn for both the face and base weaves;

[0334] The third weave is a combination of surface weaving and tight bottom hanging loop weaving using yarn A.

[0335] The fourth row is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0336] The 5th row of weaving is woven with yarn A as the face;

[0337] The 6th row is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0338] The 7th row is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0339] Row 8 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0340] The 9th weave is a combination of surface weaving and tight bottom hanging loop weaving using yarn A;

[0341] The 10th row is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0342] The 11th weave row is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0343] Row 12 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0344] Row 13 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0345] Row 14 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0346] Row 15 is woven with C yarn for the surface;

[0347] Row 16 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0348] The 17th weave is a combination of C yarn for surface weaving and surface weaving with tight bottom hanging loops;

[0349] Row 18 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0350] Rows 19 to 30 involve shifting the front needle bed loop of the corresponding knitting row one needle position to the left, and then turning the needle over to the back needle bed; this is a shifting stitch knitting where the front needle bed loop of the corresponding knitting row is turned over to the back needle bed; (the purpose of this shifting stitch combination is to shift the loop of the corresponding knitting row to the left, which makes the edge of the fabric after the shifting stitch smooth and prevents jagged edges from being produced.)

[0351] Rows 31 to 33 are woven with C yarn on the surface;

[0352] Rows 34 to 36 are woven with D yarn as the base;

[0353] The C yarn kick-up surface knitting in row 32 and the D yarn kick-up bottom knitting in row 35 are to fill the gap left after the shifting of rows 19 to 30;

[0354] Row 37 is woven with C yarn for the surface;

[0355] Row 38 is woven with D yarn for both the face and base weaves;

[0356] Row 39 is a combination of C yarn for surface weaving and surface weaving with tight bottom loop weaving;

[0357] Row 40 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0358] The shifting combinations, knitting actions, and functions from row 41 to row 58 are the same as from row 19 to row 36, except the position is shifted one needle position to the left.

[0359] Row 59 is woven with C yarn for the surface;

[0360] Row 60 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0361] Row 61 is a combination of C yarn for surface weaving and surface weaving with tight bottom loop weaving;

[0362] Row 62 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0363] The shifting combinations, knitting actions, and functions from row 63 to row 80 are the same as from row 41 to row 58, except the position is shifted one needle position to the left.

[0364] Row 81 is a weaving pattern using yarn A for the face weave and the face weave with a tight bottom loop weave.

[0365] Row 82 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0366] Row 83 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0367] Row 84 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0368] Row 85 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0369] Row 86 is woven with B yarn for both the face and base weaves;

[0370] Rows 87 and 88 are the kicking action that brings the A and B yarn feeders into the safe weaving position;

[0371] Row 89 is a plain weave using B yarn, with a tight weave on the left edge.

[0372] Row 90 is woven with B yarn on the surface, and the right edge is woven with a tight, hanging loop.

[0373] Row 91 is woven with B yarn as the base, and the left edge is woven with a tight bottom loop;

[0374] Row 92 is woven with B yarn on the surface, and the right edge is woven with a tight bottom loop.

[0375] Rows 93 and 94 are the kicking action that brings the A and B yarn feeders into the safe weaving position;

[0376] Row 95 is a combination of surface weaving and tight bottom hanging loop weaving using yarn A.

[0377] Row 96 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0378] Row 97 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0379] Row 98 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0380] Row 99 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0381] The 100th row is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0382] Row 101 is a weaving pattern using yarn A for the face weave and the face weave with a tight bottom loop weave.

[0383] Row 102 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0384] Row 103 is woven with yarn A as the face fabric;

[0385] Row 104 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0386] Row 105 is woven with C yarn for the surface;

[0387] Row 106 is a base weave and surface weave using D yarn;

[0388] Row 107 is a combination of C yarn for surface weaving and surface weaving with tight bottom hanging loops;

[0389] Row 108 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0390] Row 109 is woven with C yarn for the surface;

[0391] Row 110 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0392] Row 111 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0393] Row 112 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0394] Row 113 is a combination of C yarn for surface weaving and surface weaving with tight bottom hanging loops;

[0395] Row 114 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0396] Row 115 is woven with C yarn for the face;

[0397] Row 116 is woven with D yarn as the base;

[0398] Row 117 is a weaving pattern using yarn A for the face weave and the face weave with a tight bottom loop weave.

[0399] Row 118 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0400] Row 119 is a weaving pattern using yarn A for the face weave and the face weave with a tight bottom loop weave.

[0401] Row 120 is woven with B yarn as the base;

[0402] After the fabric is woven, it still needs to undergo high-temperature treatment. For fabrics that do not use hot melt yarn, high-temperature treatment is to allow the fabric to shrink fully under heat to achieve the desired fabric effect; for fabrics that use hot melt yarn, high-temperature treatment is required to melt and bond the hot melt yarn into the fabric to achieve the desired fabric effect.

[0403] The outer layer of the fabric is the side that fits against the scalp, and the bottom layer is the outermost layer.

[0404] The present invention and its embodiments have been described above illustratively. This description is not restrictive, and the figures shown are only one embodiment of the present invention; the actual structure is not limited thereto. Therefore, if those skilled in the art are inspired by this description and design similar structures and embodiments without departing from the spirit of the present invention, such designs should fall within the protection scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. A method for manufacturing a flyknitted fabric suitable for fixing a head-mounted electronic device, the fabric comprising a first strap (1), a second strap (2), and a support portion (3), the fabric having a double-layer structure including a surface layer and a bottom layer, the support portion (3) having connecting straps (4) connected to both sides, the edge of the fabric being integrally knitted using a knitted fancy start-up structure, the left and right sides of the support portion (3) being mirror-symmetrical, and the entire fabric being integrally knitted using a flat knitting machine; characterized in that, The method includes the following steps: Step S1: Perform surface weaving, bottom weaving, and tight surface hanging loop weaving; S2 Step: Make a stepped knit extending one stitch to the right at the right fork, and make a stepped knit extending one stitch to the left at the left fork. Step S3: Perform a leftward loop stitch at the left fork, moving one needle position to the left with each loop stitch; Step S4: Perform a rightward loop stitch at the right fork, including top knitting, bottom knitting, tight top knitting, and rightward loop stitching. Step S5: Perform face weave, bottom weave, and face tight hanging loop weave on the left fork section; S6 step: Repeat steps B5 and B6 until the right fork extends to the designated stitch position; Step S7: Perform a leftward knitting turn and shift stitches on the right fork section; Step S8: Perform four-flat knitting, face knitting, bottom knitting, and knitting the joint of the forked structure; S9 Step: Make a stepped knit extending one stitch to the right at the left fork, and make a stepped knit extending one stitch to the left at the right fork. Step S10: Perform face weaving, bottom weaving, face weaving bottom tight hanging loop, connect the left and right forked fabrics until the weaving is finished.

2. The method for manufacturing a flywoven fabric suitable for fixed head-mounted electronic devices according to claim 1, characterized in that: The support part (3) is provided with a cavity, and the cavity is filled with a filling material.

3. The method for manufacturing a flywoven fabric suitable for fixed head-mounted electronic devices according to claim 1, characterized in that: The fabric surface layer is woven with vertical stripes.

4. The method for manufacturing a flywoven fabric suitable for fixed head-mounted electronic devices according to claim 1, characterized in that: The support part (3) includes a first strap (1) and a closed three-dimensional ring or oval structure with an opening in the middle formed by connecting the ends of the first strap (1) and the second strap (2). The bifurcated parts on both sides of the first strap (1) and the second strap (2) are respectively connected to each other's two ends. The bifurcated parts on both sides of the first strap (1) and the second strap (2) are mirror-symmetrical about the support part (3).

5. The method for manufacturing a flywoven fabric suitable for fixed head-mounted electronic devices according to claim 1 or 4, characterized in that: The first strap (1), the second strap (2), and the support (3) are made of the same woven material.

6. The method for manufacturing a flywoven fabric suitable for fixed head-mounted electronic devices according to claim 1 or 4, characterized in that: The first strap (1), the second strap (2), and the support (3) are woven from different materials, wherein the first strap (1) and the second strap (2) are woven from the same material.

7. The method for manufacturing a flywoven fabric suitable for fixed head-mounted electronic devices according to claim 5, characterized in that: The woven material is made of either spandex-coated material or high-elasticity polyester.

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