Mobile terminal support tool and mobile terminal support system

Abstract

The mobile terminal operator is forced to adopt a posture that reduces the burden on the neck. The mobile terminal support tool (200) includes a first support rod (201) and a second support rod (202). When the operator (100) is in an upright position, the first support rod (201) supports the mobile terminal (301) in the following state: the first support rod (201) extends forward from the shoulder (103) of the operator (100), and the first support rod (201) is parallel to the line of sight (X) of the operator (100) facing the mobile terminal (301).

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The invention relates to a mobile terminal supporting tool for supporting a mobile terminal. Background Art

[0002] Usually, when operating a mobile terminal such as a smart phone, the operator holds the mobile terminal with one hand and operates while looking at the display screen. At this time, the operator usually tilts the neck to operate the mobile terminal held in the hand. Since the neck supports the head, if the tilted neck posture is held for a long time, the weight of the head will cause a great burden on the neck. Therefore, when holding the mobile terminal in the hand to operate, the problem of a great burden on the neck will arise depending on the operator's posture.

[0003] Therefore, for example, as in the mobile terminal support tool disclosed in Patent Document 1, it is conceivable that the mobile terminal can be operated without holding the mobile terminal in the hand, which will reduce the burden on the operator's neck.

[0004] [Prior art literature]

[0005] Patent Document 1: Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2014-142899 Summary of the invention

[0006] [The problem that the invention aims to solve]

[0007] However, in the prior art as described above, the mobile terminal can be supported so that the display screen of the mobile terminal reaches the position desired by the operator. Therefore, the display screen of the mobile terminal can be viewed in a posture that reduces the burden on the operator's neck, but on the other hand, it is also possible to view the display screen of the mobile terminal in a posture that increases the burden on the operator's neck. This is because the position where the mobile terminal is supported is a position where the display screen of the mobile terminal is easy to see, but it cannot necessarily be said to be a position without burden on the neck. In short, in the prior art, since the support position of the mobile terminal can be determined according to the operator's preference, the posture that reduces the burden on the operator's neck is not enforced.

[0008] One aspect of the present invention is to realize a mobile terminal support tool that can force a mobile terminal operator to adopt a posture that reduces the burden on the neck.

[0009] [Methods of solving the problem]

[0010] A mobile terminal support tool according to one aspect of the present invention comprises: a support component for supporting the mobile terminal, and a mounting component for mounting the support component on the body of an operator of the mobile terminal, the support component comprising a first support rod, one end of which is mounted to the shoulder position of the operator through the mounting portion, the other end of the first support rod supports the mobile terminal, and when the mounting component is loaded on the operator, the first support rod supports the mobile terminal in the following state: the first support rod extends from the shoulder of the operator to the front of the operator when the operator is in an upright state, and the first support rod is parallel to the line of sight of the operator facing the other end side of the first support rod.

[0011] [Effects of the invention]

[0012] According to one aspect of the present invention, it is possible to forcibly adopt a posture that reduces the burden on the neck of an operator of the mobile terminal. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0013] Figure 1 This is a side view of a state where the mobile terminal holder is mounted on an operator in Embodiment 1 of the present invention.

[0014] Figure 2 Yes Figure 1 The mobile terminal support tool is shown in a rear view and a front view in a state where it is loaded on an operator.

[0015] Figure 3 It is viewed from above Figure 1 A plan view of the mobile terminal support tool shown.

[0016] Figure 4 It is a diagram for explaining the change in the shape of the cervical vertebra along the operator's line of sight.

[0017] Figure 5 It means Figure 1 The diagram shows the relationship between the operator's line of sight and the support position of the mobile terminal in a state where the mobile terminal support tool is mounted on the operator.

[0018] Figure 6 This is a side view showing a state where a mobile terminal support tool according to another embodiment of the present invention is mounted on an operator.

[0019] Figure 7 Yes Figure 6 The mobile terminal support tool is shown in a rear view and a front view in a state where it is loaded on an operator.

[0020] Figure 8 This is a side view showing a state in which a mobile terminal support tool according to another embodiment of the present invention is mounted on an operator.

[0021] Fig. 9 This is a side view showing a state where a mobile terminal support tool according to still another embodiment of the present invention is mounted on an operator.

[0022] <Description of Reference Numerals>

[0023] 100 Operators

[0024] 101 Head

[0025] 102 Neck

[0026] 103 Shoulder

[0027] 104 Chest

[0028] 105 waist

[0029] 106 hands

[0030] 107 back

[0031] 200, 200A Mobile Terminal Support Tool

[0032] 201 first support rod (support component)

[0033] 201a End (one end)

[0034] 201b End (other end)

[0035] 202 second support rod (support component)

[0036] 202a End (one end)

[0037] 202b End (other end)

[0038] 203 terminal fixing part (supporting part)

[0039] 204 support part (support component)

[0040] 205 Tube (supporting part)

[0041] 211 first supporting and fixing portion

[0042] 211a First fixing member

[0043] 211b Second fixing member

[0044] 212 first supporting and fixing portion

[0045] 213 second supporting and fixing portion

[0046] 220 Installation Department

[0047] 221 First installation tool

[0048] 221a First Zone

[0049] 221b Second Zone

[0050] 221c Third Zone

[0051] 222 Second installation tool

[0052] 230 Support rod fixture

[0053] 230a End (one end)

[0054] 230b End (other end)

[0055] 231 First fixed part

[0056] 231a Screw

[0057] 231b Screw

[0058] 232 Second fixed part

[0059] 232a Screw

[0060] 301 Mobile Terminal

[0061] 301a Display screen

[0062] 310 Remote Control

[0063] 400, 400A Mobile Terminal Support Tool

[0064] 401 Support rod (support component)

[0065] 401a End (one end)

[0066] 401b End (other end)

[0067] 403 terminal fixing part (supporting part)

[0068] 404 support part (support component)

[0069] 405 Tube (support component)

[0070] 411 first supporting and fixing portion

[0071] 411a First fixing member

[0072] 411b Second fixing member

[0073] 420 Installation Parts

[0074] 421 Installation tools

[0075] 421a First Zone

[0076] 421b Second Band

[0077] 421c Third Zone

[0078] 430 Support rod fixture

[0079] 431 First fixed part

[0080] 431a Screw

[0081] 432 Second fixed part

[0082] 432a Screw

[0083] 440 Shawl Pole

[0084] 500 Support Arm

[0085] 501 Support rod

[0086] 501a End (one end)

[0087] 501b End (other end)

[0088] 502 Grip

[0089] 503 Support shaft

[0090] X Sight DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0091] [Implementation method 1]

[0092] Hereinafter, one embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail.

[0093] <Overview of mobile terminal support tool>

[0094] Figure 1 The following is a state in which the mobile terminal support tool 200 according to the present embodiment is mounted on the operator 100 who operates the mobile terminal 301 such as a smartphone. Figure 2 Show that Figure 1 The mobile terminal support tool 200 is shown in a rear view and a front view in a state where it is mounted on the body of the operator 100 . Figure 3 Show that Figure 1 The mobile terminal support tool 200 shown is a plan view from above in a state where the mobile terminal support tool 200 is loaded on the operator 100 .

[0095] The mobile terminal support tool 200 includes a first support rod 201, a second support rod 202, a terminal fixing portion 203, a support portion 204, and a mounting portion 220. The first support rod 201, the second support rod 202, the terminal fixing portion 203, and the support portion 204 function as support components for supporting the mobile terminal 301. The mounting portion 220 functions as a mounting portion that is mounted on the operator 100 and on which the first support rod 201 and the second support rod 202 are mounted. The support component and the mounting component are described below.

[0096] <Details of support parts>

[0097] The first support rod 201 is made of a metal tubular member. Figure 1 As shown, the end portion 201a installed at one end by the mounting portion 220 is supported at the position of the left shoulder 103 of the operator 100. In addition, the first support rod 201 is installed with a support portion 204 at the end portion 201b of the other end, and the support portion 204 is used to fix the terminal fixing portion 203 of the mobile terminal 301 via the support of the tube 205. The tube 205 is a metal free telescopic tube and is fixed by the support portion 204. The terminal fixing portion 203 fixes the display screen 301a of the mobile terminal 301 to face the desired direction. Here, the terminal fixing portion 203 fixes the mobile terminal 301 so that the display screen 301a of the mobile terminal 301 faces the face side of the operator 100. In this way, the mobile terminal 301 is fixed by the terminal fixing portion 203 connected to the tube 205, and the tube 205 is fixed by the support portion 204 installed at the end 201b of the first support rod 201. That is, it can be said that the first support rod 201 supports the mobile terminal 301 through the end portion 201b extending forward from the shoulder 103 of the operator 100. In addition, the terminal fixing portion 203 can be configured to allow the mobile terminal 301 to be attached and detached in a one-touch manner.

[0098] A shielding member may be provided at the terminal fixing portion 203, and the shielding member covers a side side of the fixed mobile terminal 301 (for example, the right side in the case of supporting the first support rod 201 at the left shoulder 103). Thus, it is possible to prevent a peek at the display screen 301a of the mobile terminal 301. Again, a mirror may be arranged in an area outside the area where the mobile terminal 301 of the terminal fixing portion 203 is fixed. As a result, when looking at the mobile terminal 301, the appearance of the back side of oneself can be confirmed through the mirror.

[0099] The first support rod 201 extends forward from the left shoulder 103 of the operator 100 on the loading mounting portion 220 when the operator 100 is in an upright state, and is fixed by the mounting portion 220 in a manner of supporting the mobile terminal 301 in a state parallel to the ground. Furthermore, the first support rod 201 is fixed by the mounting portion 220 in a state parallel to the line of sight X of the end portion 201b of the other end side of the operator 100 facing the first support rod 201 (the mobile terminal 301 side) to support the mobile terminal 301, and the first support rod 201 does not need to be in a state parallel to the ground. Here, the state in which the first support rod 201 is parallel to the line of sight X of the operator 100 facing the mobile terminal 301 includes a strictly parallel state, but also includes a state slightly deviating from the strictly parallel state. For example, if the line of sight X of the operator 100 is within the range of the display screen 301a of the mobile terminal 301 supported by the first support rod 201, the first support rod 201 may be above or below the line of sight X of the operator 100 facing the mobile terminal 301. Furthermore, if the line of sight X of the operator 100 is within the range of the display screen 301a of the mobile terminal 301, the first support rod 201 may deviate to the left or right. The details of the first support rod 201 fixed by the mounting portion 220 will be described later.

[0100] The second support rod 202 is made of a metal tubular member, and an end portion 202a at one end is installed at the position of the left waist 105 of the operator 100 through the mounting portion 220, and the other end portion 202b is connected to the tube 205 fixed by the support portion 204. The second support rod 202 is also supported at the position of the chest 104 of the operator 100 through the mounting portion 220 on the end portion 202a side. In this way, since the second support rod 202 is connected to the tube 205 fixed by the support portion 204 at the end portion 202b, it also supports the first support rod 201 installed with the support portion 204, which can make it difficult for the first support rod 201 to tilt toward the ground side. The second support rod 202 is bent into an S-shaped shape so that when the operator 100 is in an upright state, the first support rod 201 is supported parallel to the line of sight X of the operator 100 facing the mobile terminal 301. That is, the end 202 a of the second support rod 202 is mounted on the waist 105 of the operator 100 via the mounting portion 220 , and the end 202 b thereof is shaped to be suitable for supporting the mobile terminal 301 supported by the first support rod 201 .

[0101] The operator 100 can see the display screen 301a of the mobile terminal 301 when the mobile terminal support tool 200 is loaded, but it is difficult to directly touch and operate the display screen 301a because the distance from the operator 100 to the display screen 301a is long. Therefore, when the mobile terminal support tool 200 is loaded, a remote controller 310 for operating the mobile terminal 301 is used. For example, Figure 1 As shown, the operator 100 carrying the mobile terminal support tool 200 holds the remote controller 310 in the hand 106 and operates the mobile terminal 301 in front of the line of sight X of the operator 100. Although not shown in the figure, the remote controller 310 is provided with a grip, a ball, and buttons for performing various operations. The operator 100 moves the screen, reduces the screen, and enlarges the screen by pressing buttons while operating the grip and the ball with the hand 106. In addition, the operation of the mobile terminal 301 can be performed not only by the remote controller 310, but also by voice. Here, the system including the mobile terminal support tool 200 and the remote controller 310 in the state of supporting the mobile terminal 301 is referred to as a mobile terminal support system.

[0102] The mobile terminal support tool 200 is loaded in a state where the operator 100 is in an upright posture and the head 101 is in a correct position. In order to make the display screen 301a of the mobile terminal 301 exist in front of the line of sight X of the operator 100, it is necessary to consider the body shape, eyesight, etc. of the operator 100. In order to consider the body shape, eyesight, etc. of the operator 100, it is preferred that at least the first support rod 201 and the second support rod 202 can be freely extended. Thus, the length of the first support rod 201 and the second support rod 202 is adjusted according to the body shape, eyesight, etc. of the operator 100, and the mobile terminal 301 can be supported at a suitable position according to the body shape, eyesight, etc. In addition, since the tube 205 can be freely extended, the position height of the terminal fixing part 203 can be easily adjusted.

[0103] If the first support rod 201 is lengthened, the distance from the operator 100 to the mobile terminal 301 will be longer, and if the first support rod 201 is shortened, the distance from the operator 100 to the mobile terminal 301 will be shorter. That is, since the length adjustment of the first support rod 201 adjusts the distance from the operator 100 to the display screen 301a of the mobile terminal 301, it is mainly performed based on the eyesight of the operator 100.

[0104] If the second support rod 202 is lengthened, the first support rod 201 will tilt upward, and if the second support rod 202 is shortened, the first support rod 201 will tilt downward. That is, the length adjustment of the second support rod 202 is mainly performed in a state where the first support rod 201 and the line of sight X of the operator 100 remain parallel.

[0105] Furthermore, the second support rod 202 is preferably a rod-shaped component having at least a portion thereof being flexible. Thus, if the second support rod 202 is flexible, it is possible to absorb the external force applied to the second support rod 202, thereby ensuring the safety of the operator 100 who loads the mobile terminal support tool 200. Furthermore, as a rod-shaped component having flexibility, if a metal flexible tube that can maintain a bent shape is used, the degree of freedom of the shape of the second support rod 202 will be increased. Thus, the shape of the second support rod 202 does not need to be determined in advance, and the shape of the second support rod 202 can be freely changed according to the body shape of the operator 100. If the second support rod 202 is entirely composed of a metal flexible tube, the second support rod 202 can be further mounted on the mounting portion 220 in a shape suitable for the operator 100. Furthermore, the second support rod 202 can be made of a metal flexible tube integrated with the tube 205.

[0106] In order to maintain the first support rod 201 and the second support rod 202 Figure 1 In the state shown, the first support rod 201 and the second support rod 202 must be firmly fixed by the mounting portion 220 mounted on the operator 100 .

[0107] <Details of installation parts>

[0108] Figure 2 Reference numeral 1021 indicates a rear view of the operator 100 with the mounting portion 220 mounted thereon, and reference numeral 1022 indicates a front view of the operator 100 with the mounting portion 220 mounted thereon.

[0109] The mounting portion 220 is as follows Figure 2 As shown, it includes a first belt-shaped mounting tool 221 and a second mounting tool 222, and a rod-shaped support rod fixture 230. The first mounting tool 221 includes a first belt 221a, a second belt 221b, and a third belt 221c. The first belt 221a is a belt extending from the two shoulders 103 of the operator 100 to the chest 104, extending from the chest 1044 through the two sides of the abdomen to the back 107, and then extending from the back 107 to the two shoulders 103. The second belt 221b is a belt connecting the first belts 221a on the chest 104 side. The third belt 221c is a belt connecting the first belts 221a on the back 107 side.

[0110] The support rod fixture 230 is made of a metal tubular member, and both ends are fixed to the first belt 221a respectively present on the two shoulders 103 of the operator 100. Furthermore, the support rod fixture 230 is respectively provided with a first fixing portion 231 and a second fixing portion 232 at both ends. The first fixing portion 231 is a fixing portion that fixes the first support fixing portion 211 to an end portion 230a of one end portion of the support rod fixture 230 on the left shoulder 103 of the operator 100. The second fixing portion 232 is a fixing portion that fixes the shawl rod 240 to an end portion 230b of the other end portion of the support rod fixture 230 on the right shoulder 103 of the operator 100.

[0111] like Figure 3 As shown, the first fixing portion 231 fixes the first fixing member 211a and the second fixing member 211b of the first supporting fixing portion 211 through screws 231b. Figure 3 In the embodiment, the tube 205 is arranged on the right side relative to the first support rod 201, but may be arranged on the left side relative to the first support rod 201.

[0112] The second fixing portion 232 fixes the shawl rod 240 by means of a screw 232a. The shawl rod 240 is made of a flexible rod-shaped member (e.g., a shape-retaining hose) that can maintain a bent shape, and is substantially fixed at the center by the second fixing portion 232. When the operator 100 loads the mobile terminal support tool 200, the shawl rod 240 will bend according to the shape of the right shoulder 103 of the operator 100, stabilizing the loading of the mobile terminal support tool 200 in the shoulder 103 of the operator 100.

[0113] like Figure 1 As shown, the second mounting tool 222 is a belt-shaped member wrapped around the waist 105 of the operator 100, and the first support fixing portion 212 is provided on the front side of the operator 100 to fix and support the other end of the second support rod 202. In addition, when the operator 100 wears trousers, skirts, etc., if the belt is wrapped around the waist 105, the belt wrapped around the waist 105 can be used as the second mounting tool 222.

[0114] Furthermore, in order to further strengthen the fixed support of the second support rod 202 using the first support fixing portion 212, as Figure 1 As shown, the first belt 221a on the chest 104 side of the operator 100 in the first mounting tool 221 may be provided with a second supporting and fixing portion 213 that supports and fixes the end portion 202a side of the second supporting rod 202.

[0115] (Effect)

[0116] Figure 41 is a diagram for explaining how the shape of the skeleton 110 of the neck 102 changes according to the direction of the line of sight X of the operator 100 . Figure 5 3 is a diagram for explaining the relationship between the direction of the line of sight X of the operator 100 and the support position of the mobile terminal 301 .

[0117] Generally, when the display screen 301a of the mobile terminal 301 is viewed while the mobile terminal 301 is held in the hand, Figure 4 As shown in the symbol 1041, the neck 102 of the operator 100 is bent so that the front of the line of sight X faces the hand. At this time, the bones 110 of the neck 102 are in a straight and stretched state. If this state continues for a long time, a burden is imposed on the neck 102. On the other hand, when the operator 100 is in an upright state and faces the front, as shown in FIG. Figure 4 As shown in reference numeral 1042, the neck 102 of the operator 100 is not bent. At this time, the skeleton 110 of the neck 102 is in a state of a drawn curve. In this state, no load is applied to the neck 102.

[0118] Therefore, the mobile terminal support tool 200 constructed as above is loaded with the operator 100 in an upright position and the head 101 in a correct position, as shown in FIG. Figure 5 As shown in the symbol 1051, the display screen 301a of the mobile terminal 301 is located in front of the line of sight X of the operator 100. In this case, the line of sight X of the operator 100 is parallel to the first support rod 201 and parallel to the ground, so the operator 100 does not have the head 101 tilted forward and downward, and the neck 102 is not in a bent state ( Figure 4 That is, if the operator 100 carrying the mobile terminal support tool 200 is in an upright state, the mobile terminal 301 is arranged on a line extending parallel to the first support rod 201 from the shoulder 103 of the operator 100. Therefore, when the neck 102 of the operator 100 is bent downward in the upright state, as shown in FIG. Figure 5 As shown in the symbol 1052, since the line of sight X of the operator 100 deviates from the display screen 301a of the mobile terminal 301, the display screen 301a of the mobile terminal 301 cannot be seen. Therefore, in order to see the display screen 301a of the mobile terminal 301, the operator 100 must take a posture facing the front in an upright state, and when viewing the mobile terminal 301, the neck 102 is not bent, so it is not easy to put a burden on the neck 102. As described above, if the mobile terminal support tool 200 is used, the posture of the operator 100 when viewing the mobile terminal 301 can be forcibly made into a posture without burden on the neck 102.

[0119] Furthermore, when the operator 100 who is carrying the mobile terminal support tool 200 does not bend his neck 102 but takes a forward leaning posture with his waist 105 bent, although the first support rod 201 is not parallel to the ground, the line of sight X of the operator 100 is parallel to the first support rod 201. Therefore, the operator 100 can see the display screen 301a of the mobile terminal 301. Even in this case, since the operator 100 does not bend his neck 102, no burden is imposed on the neck 102.

[0120] In addition, in this embodiment, although the first support rod 201 is installed to the left shoulder 103 of the operator 100 for support, and the second support rod 202 is installed to the left waist 105 of the operator 100 for support, this is not limited to this. Figure 3 The first fixing part 231 and the second fixing part 232 of the support rod fixing device 230 shown in the figure can be replaced left and right, and the first support rod 201 can be installed to the position of the right shoulder 103 of the operator 100 for support, and the second support rod 202 can be installed to the position of the right waist 105 of the operator 100 for support. Figure 3 As shown, the first fixing portion 231 of the support rod fixture 230 can be arranged on the left side, the first support rod 201 can be installed to the position of the shoulder 103 on the left side of the operator 100 for support, and the second support rod 202 can be installed to the position of the waist 105 on the right side of the operator 100 for support.

[0121] Furthermore, although the first support rod 201 and the second support rod 202 are made of metal pipes, they are not limited to metal pipes. They only need to have a certain degree of strength, for example, resin pipes can be used for the first support rod 201 and the second support rod 202. Considering the situation that the mobile terminal support tool 200 is loaded on the operator 100, it is preferred that the mobile terminal support tool 200 is as light as possible, and it is preferred to use a material that can ensure lightness and strength as the first support rod 201 and the second support rod 202.

[0122] Furthermore, the structure of the mounting portion 220 is not limited to the above structure, and any structure may be used as long as it can be mounted to stably fix the first support rod 201 and the second support rod 202 .

[0123] Furthermore, since the mobile terminal 301 is held by two support rods (the first support rod 201 and the second support rod 202), the weight of the mobile terminal 301 can be distributed between the first support rod 201 and the second support rod 202. That is, the weight of the mobile terminal 301 can be distributed between the shoulders 103 and the waist 105 of the operator 100. Thus, the weight burden of the operator 100 when supporting the mobile terminal 301 can be reduced.

[0124] [Implementation method 2]

[0125] In the following, other embodiments of the present invention will be described. For the sake of convenience, components having the same functions as those described in the above embodiments are denoted by the same reference numerals, and their description will not be repeated.

[0126] <Overview of mobile terminal support tool>

[0127] Figure 6 1 is a schematic diagram showing a state where a mobile terminal support tool 400 according to the present embodiment is mounted on an operator 100 operating a mobile terminal 301 such as a smartphone. The mobile terminal support tool 400 according to the present embodiment differs from the mobile terminal support tool 200 according to the first embodiment in that a single support rod 401 is used to support the mobile terminal 301.

[0128] The mobile terminal support tool 400 includes a support rod 401, a terminal fixing portion 403, a support portion 404, and a mounting portion 420. The support rod 401, the terminal fixing portion 403, and the support portion 404 function as support components for supporting the mobile terminal 301. The mounting portion 420 functions as a mounting component that is mounted on the operator 100 and to which the support rod 401 is mounted. The support component and the mounting component are described below.

[0129] <Details of support parts>

[0130] The support rod 401 is made of a metal tubular member. Figure 6 As shown, the end portion 401a of one end is installed by the mounting component 420 to support the position of the shoulder 103 on the left side of the operator 100. Furthermore, the support rod 401 is installed with a support portion 404 at the end portion 401b of the other end, and the support portion 404 supports the terminal fixing portion 403 for fixing the mobile terminal 301 via the tube 405. The tube 405 is a metal free telescopic tube, which is fixed by the support portion 404. The terminal fixing portion 403 fixes the display screen 301a of the mobile terminal 301 to face the desired direction. Here, the terminal fixing portion 403 is fixed so that the display screen 301a of the mobile terminal 301 faces the face side of the operator 100. In this way, the mobile terminal 301 is fixed by the terminal fixing portion 403, and the terminal fixing portion 403 is connected to the tube 405, and the tube 405 is fixed by the support portion 404 installed on the support rod 401. That is, it can be said that the support rod 401 supports the mobile terminal 301 via the end portion 401 b extending forward from the shoulder 103 of the operator 100 .

[0131] The support rod 401 is fixed by the mounting portion 420 so that when the operator 100 is standing upright, the support rod 401 extends forward from the left shoulder 103 of the operator 100 and supports the mobile terminal 301 in a state parallel to the ground. In addition, the support rod 401 can be fixed by the mounting portion 420 in a state parallel to the line of sight X of the operator 100 facing the mobile terminal 301, and the support rod 401 does not need to be in a state parallel to the ground. Here, the state in which the support rod 401 is parallel to the line of sight X of the operator 100 facing the mobile terminal 301 includes a strict parallel state, but also includes a state slightly deviating from the strict parallel state. For example, if the line of sight X of the operator 100 is within the range of the display screen 301a of the mobile terminal 301 supported by the support rod 401, the support rod 401 can be above the line of sight X of the operator 100 facing the mobile terminal 301, or below. Furthermore, if the line of sight X of the operator 100 is within the range of the display screen 301a of the mobile terminal 301, the support rod 401 may deviate to the left or right. The details of the support rod 401 fixed by the mounting portion 420 will be described later. The operation of the mobile terminal 301 supported by the mobile terminal support tool 400 is performed using the remote controller 310 in the same manner as in the above-mentioned embodiment 1. The details of the remote controller 310 are omitted here.

[0132] The operator 100 loads the mobile terminal support tool 400 in an upright position with the head 101 in the correct position. In order to make the display screen 301a of the mobile terminal 301 exist in front of the line of sight X of the operator 100, it is necessary to consider the body shape, eyesight, etc. of the operator 100. Considering the body shape, eyesight, etc. of the operator 100, it is preferred that at least the support rod 401 can be freely extended. Thus, according to the body shape, eyesight, etc. of the operator 100, the length of the support rod 401 is adjusted, and the mobile terminal 301 can be supported at a position according to the body shape, eyesight, etc. In addition, the tube 405 can be freely extended, so that the height adjustment of the position of the terminal fixing part 403 can be easily performed.

[0133] If the support rod 401 is lengthened, the distance from the operator 100 to the mobile terminal 301 will be longer, and if the support rod 401 is shortened, the distance from the operator 100 to the mobile terminal 301 will be shorter. That is, the length adjustment of the support rod 401 is mainly performed based on the eyesight of the operator 100.

[0134] In order to maintain the support rod 401 Figure 6 In the state shown, the support rod 401 needs to be firmly fixed by being loaded on the mounting portion 420 of the operator 100 .

[0135] <Details of installation parts>

[0136] Figure 7Reference numeral 1071 indicates a rear view of the operator 100 with the mounting portion 420 mounted thereon, and reference numeral 1072 indicates a front view of the operator 100 with the mounting portion 420 mounted thereon.

[0137] The mounting portion 420 is as follows Figure 7 As shown, the belt-shaped mounting tool 421 is included. The mounting tool 421 includes a first belt 421a, a second belt 421b, and a third belt 421c. The first belt 421a is a belt extending from the two shoulders 103 of the operator 100 to the chest 104, extending from the chest 104 through the two sides of the abdomen to the back 107, and then extending from the back 107 to the two shoulders 103. The second belt 421b is a belt connecting the first belts 421a on the chest 104 side. The third belt 421c is a belt connecting the first belts 421a on the back 107 side.

[0138] The support rod fixture 430 is made of a metal tubular member, and both ends are fixed to the first belts 421a respectively present on the two shoulders 103 of the operator 100. Furthermore, the support rod fixture 430 has a first fixing portion 431 installed at one end (left shoulder 103 side) for fixing the first support fixing portion 411, and a second fixing portion 432 installed at the other end (right shoulder 103 side) for fixing the shawl rod 440. The first fixing portion 431 is fixed to the support rod fixture 430 by screws 431a.

[0139] The first fixing part 431 fixes the first fixing part 411a and the second fixing part 411b of the first support fixing part 411 by screws (not shown), and fixes the shawl rod 440. This shawl rod 440 is made of a flexible rod-shaped part that can maintain a curved shape, and is bent according to the shape of the shoulder 103 on the left side of the operator 100, stabilizing the loading of the mobile terminal support tool 400 on the shoulder 103 of the operator 100. Here, the first fixing part 411a is set on the back side of the position of the shoulder 103 of the operator 100, and the second fixing part 411b is set on the front side of the position of the shoulder 103 of the operator 100. This makes it possible to stably fix the support rod 401 to the shoulder 103 of the operator 100.

[0140] The second fixing portion 432 fixes the shawl rod 440 by means of a screw 432a. The shawl rod 440 is made of a flexible rod-shaped member that can maintain a bent shape, and is fixed approximately at the center by the second fixing portion 432. When the operator 100 loads the mobile terminal support tool 400, the shawl rod 440 will bend according to the shape of the right shoulder 103 of the operator 100, stabilizing the loading of the mobile terminal support tool 400 in the shoulder 103 of the operator 100.

[0141] As described above, since the mounting portion 420 is fixed to the two shoulders 103 of the operator 100 through the shoulder rods 440, the support rod 401 mounted on the mounting portion 420 is also stably fixed.

[0142] (Effect)

[0143] The mobile terminal support tool 400 can also achieve the same effect as the mobile terminal support tool 200 described in the above embodiment 1. Figure 6 As shown in FIG. 1 , if the operator 100 carrying the mobile terminal support tool 400 is in an upright position, the line of sight X of the operator 100 is parallel to the ground and parallel to the support rod 401. Thus, the display screen 301a of the mobile terminal 301 supported by the support rod 401 can be seen. At this time, the neck 102 of the operator 100, as shown in FIG. Figure 4 As shown by symbol 1042 , the skeleton 110 is in a normal state and thus does not impose a burden on the neck 102 .

[0144] On the other hand, if the operator 100 carrying the mobile terminal support tool 400 has his head 101 tilted downward in an upright position and only his neck 102 is bent, the line of sight X of the operator 100 becomes non-parallel to the support rod 401 and the display screen 301a of the mobile terminal 301 supported by the support rod 401 cannot be seen.

[0145] Thus, in order to see the display screen 301 a of the mobile terminal 301 while the mobile terminal support tool 400 is mounted, the operator 100 must face forward without bending the neck 102 . That is, no burden is imposed on the neck 102 .

[0146] Furthermore, when the operator 100 who is carrying the mobile terminal support tool 400 bends his waist 105 to lean forward without bending his neck, the support rod 401 is not parallel to the ground, but the line of sight X of the operator 100 remains parallel to the support rod 401, so the operator 100 can see the display screen 301a of the mobile terminal 301. Even in this case, since the operator 100 does not bend his neck 102, no burden is imposed on the neck 102.

[0147] In the present embodiment, the support rod 401, the support portion 404, and the tube 405 are described as separate components, but these components may be integrated. For example, the support rod 401, the support portion 404, and the tube 405 may be composed of a single tube formed in a substantially L shape.

[0148] In addition, in this embodiment, although the example of installing the support rod 401 to support the position of the shoulder 103 on the left side of the operator 100 is described, it is not limited to this. Figure 3The first fixing portion 231 and the second fixing portion 232 of the support rod fixture 230 shown in the figure are replaced left and right, and the support rod 401 can be installed to the position of the right shoulder 103 of the operator 100 for support.

[0149] Furthermore, although the support rod 401 is described as an example of a metal tube, it is not limited to a metal tube. As long as it has a certain degree of strength, for example, a resin tube can be used as the support rod 401. Considering the situation where the operator 100 loads the mobile terminal support tool 400, it is preferred that the mobile terminal support tool 400 is as light as possible, so it is preferred to use a material that can ensure lightness and strength as the support rod 401.

[0150] Furthermore, the structure of the mounting portion 420 is not limited to the above-mentioned structure, and any structure may be used as long as the operator 100 can mount it and the support rod 401 can be stably fixed.

[0151] The mobile terminal 301 is Figure 1 The mobile terminal support tool 200 shown in FIG. Figure 6 Any of the mobile terminal support tools 400 shown in the figure can support the mobile terminal 301 sufficiently stably and can prevent the shaking of the mobile terminal 301 during operation to a certain extent. However, when the operator 100 moves in a vehicle or the like, it is preferable to add a further structure for preventing the shaking of the mobile terminal 301. In the following embodiments 3 and 4, a structure for further preventing the shaking of the mobile terminal 301 is described. In embodiment 3, an example of adding a structure for preventing shaking to the mobile terminal support tool 200 of the above-mentioned embodiment 1 is described, and in embodiment 4, an example of adding a structure for preventing shaking to the mobile terminal support tool 400 of the above-mentioned embodiment 2 is described.

[0152] [Implementation method 3]

[0153] In the following, other embodiments of the present invention will be described. For the sake of convenience, components having the same functions as those described in the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and their description will not be repeated.

[0154] <Additional Installation of Mobile Terminal Support Tool 200>

[0155] Figure 81 is a schematic diagram showing a state where a mobile terminal support tool 200A according to the present embodiment is mounted on an operator 100 operating a mobile terminal 301 such as a smartphone. The mobile terminal support tool 200A according to the present embodiment has the same basic structure as the mobile terminal support tool 200 according to the first embodiment, but differs in that it has a support arm 500. That is, the mobile terminal support tool 200A is a solution in which a support arm 500 is further added to a support member including a first support rod 201 and a second support rod 202 to support the mobile terminal 301.

[0156] The support arm 500 includes a support rod 501 made of a freely retractable metal tubular member, and a gripping portion 502 mounted on one end 501a of the support rod 501. The gripping portion 502 is rotatably supported by a support shaft 503 at the end 501a of the support rod 501. The support shaft 503 has a structure that can be screwed relative to the support rod 501, for example. The support shaft 503 fixes the gripping portion 502 to a desired position relative to the support rod 501 by screwing the gripping portion 502 to the end 501a of the support rod 501. This desired position is a position where the operator can easily grip the support rod 501 when the gripping portion 502 grips the tube 205. The end 501b of the support rod 501 on the opposite side of the gripping portion 502 serves as a handle gripped by the hand 106 of the operator 100. That is, the support arm 500 supports the mobile terminal 301 at one end and is supported by the operator 100 at the other end.

[0157] The gripping portion 502 grips the tube 205 disposed between the supporting portion 204 and the terminal fixing portion 203. The gripping portion 502 is made of, for example, a metal clip, and grips the tube 205 by clamping it. In addition, the method of gripping the tube 205 by the gripping portion 502 is not limited to the above-mentioned clamping, and may be a method of clamping the tube 205 by two parts, and fixing the two parts by screws to fix the tube 205. In addition, the material of the gripping portion 502 is not limited to metal, and may be a material such as resin having a certain degree of rigidity.

[0158] The support arm 500 holds the tube 205 through the gripping portion 502, and the end 501b of the support rod 501 is held by the hand 106 of the operator 100, further supporting the mobile terminal 301 supported by the terminal fixing portion 203. Thus, compared with the situation where the mobile terminal 301 is supported only by the first support rod 201 and the second support rod 202, the support of the mobile terminal 301 can be further stabilized. Therefore, the shaking of the mobile terminal 301 can be further reduced, so that the operator 100 can stably watch the display screen 301a of the mobile terminal 301. That is, the shaking of the mobile terminal 301 can be greatly reduced by using the support arm 500. Generally, there may be a situation where dizziness is caused due to the shaking of the mobile terminal 301. However, by further supporting the mobile terminal 301 by the support arm 500, the dizziness caused by the shaking of the mobile terminal 301 can be reduced.

[0159] That is, by using the mobile terminal support tool 200A constructed as described above, the posture of the operator 100 when viewing the mobile terminal 301 can be made to ensure that no burden is imposed on the neck 102 and that dizziness caused by the shaking of the mobile terminal 301 is reduced.

[0160] Also, explain about Figure 8 In the example shown, the first support rod 201 is supported at the position of the left shoulder 103 of the operator 100, and the support arm 500 is held by the right hand 106, but the present invention is not limited thereto. Figure 3 The first fixing part 231 and the second fixing part 232 in the support rod fixture 230 shown are interchangeable left and right, and the tube 205 in the support part 204 is configured on the left side relative to the first support rod 201, so as to support the first support rod 201 at the position of the right shoulder 103 of the operator 100, and the support arm 500 can be held by the left hand 106.

[0161] Furthermore, the support arm 500 can be held by the hand 106 on the same side as the shoulder 103 supporting the first support rod 201. Specifically, if the first support rod 201 is supported by the left shoulder 103, the support arm 500 can be held by the left hand 106, and if the first support rod 201 is supported by the right shoulder 103, the support arm 500 can be held by the right hand 106. Figure 3 As shown, when the first fixing portion 231 of the support rod fixture 230 is placed at the position of the left shoulder 103, the tube 205 in the support portion 204 is arranged on the left side relative to the first support rod 201, and the support arm 500 can be held by the left hand 106. Figure 3 With the first fixing portion 231 and the second fixing portion 232 of the support rod fixture 230 shown, the first support rod 201 can be supported by the right shoulder 103 , and the support arm 500 can be held by the right hand 106 .

[0162] Furthermore, in addition to the first support rod 201 and the second support rod 202, the mobile terminal 301 is supported by the support arm 500, and the weight of the mobile terminal 301 can be distributed to three support components (the first support rod 201, the second support rod 202, and the support arm 500). Therefore, the weight burden on the operator 100 can be reduced.

[0163] [Implementation method 4]

[0164] In the following, other embodiments of the present invention will be described. For the sake of convenience, components having the same functions as those described in the second embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and their description will not be repeated.

[0165] <Additional installation of mobile terminal support tool 400>

[0166] Fig. 9 1 is a schematic diagram showing a state where a mobile terminal support tool 400A according to the present embodiment is mounted on an operator 100 who is operating a mobile terminal 301 such as a smart phone. The mobile terminal support tool 400A according to the present embodiment has the same basic structure as the mobile terminal support tool 400 according to the second embodiment, but differs in that it has a support arm 500. That is, the mobile terminal support tool 400A is a solution in which a support arm 500 is further added to the support member including the support rod 401 to support the mobile terminal 301. Since this support arm 500 is the same as the support arm 500 provided in the mobile terminal support tool 200A, a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

[0167] The support arm 500 holds the tube 405 disposed between the support portion 404 and the terminal fixing portion 403 through the grip portion 502, thereby further supporting the mobile terminal 301 supported by the terminal fixing portion 403. Thus, compared with the case where the mobile terminal 301 is supported by the support rod 401 alone, the support of the mobile terminal 301 can be further stabilized. Therefore, the shaking of the mobile terminal 301 can be further reduced, so that the operator 100 can stably watch the display screen 301a of the mobile terminal 301. That is, by using the support arm 500, the shaking of the mobile terminal 301 can be greatly reduced. Generally, the shaking of the mobile terminal 301 may cause dizziness. However, by further supporting the mobile terminal 301 by the support arm 500, the dizziness caused by the shaking of the mobile terminal 301 can be reduced.

[0168] That is, by using the mobile terminal support tool 400A constructed as described above, the posture of the operator 100 when viewing the mobile terminal 301 can be made to ensure that no burden is imposed on the neck 102 and that dizziness caused by the shaking of the mobile terminal 301 is reduced.

[0169] Furthermore, by supporting the mobile terminal 301 with the support arm 500 in addition to the support rod 401, the weight of the mobile terminal 301 can be distributed to two support members (the support rod 401 and the support arm 500). Therefore, the weight burden on the operator 100 can be reduced.

[0170] Also, explain about Fig. 9 In the example shown, the support rod 401 is supported at the position of the left shoulder 103 of the operator 100, and the support arm 500 is held by the right hand 106, but the present invention is not limited thereto. For example, the support rod 401 may be supported at the position of the right shoulder 103 of the operator 100, and the support arm 500 may be held by the left hand 106. Alternatively, the support arm 500 may be held by the hand 106 on the same side as the shoulder 103 supporting the support rod 401. Specifically, if the support rod 401 is supported by the left shoulder 103, the support arm 500 may be held by the left hand 106, and if the support rod 401 is supported by the right shoulder 103, the support arm 500 may be held by the right hand 106.

[0171] Again, in Fig. 9 In the example shown, the support rod 501 is arranged on the right side (the rear side in the figure) relative to the support rod 401, but the present invention is not limited thereto. The support rod 501 may be arranged on the left side (the front side in the figure) relative to the support rod 401.

[0172] In the above-mentioned embodiments 3 and 4, when the length of the support rod 501 in the support arm 500 is as short as possible, the effect of preventing the mobile terminal 301 from shaking is high. However, when the support rod 501 is too short, the effect of preventing the mobile terminal 301 from shaking is high, but the hand of the operator 100 holding the mobile terminal 301 is extended, which puts a burden on the operator 100. Therefore, it is preferable to adjust the length of the support rod 501 so as to ensure both the effect of preventing shaking and the difficulty of putting a burden on the operator 100.

[0173] Furthermore, although the support rod 501 of the support arm 500 is described as an example of a metal pipe, the present invention is not limited to a metal pipe. As long as it has a certain degree of strength, for example, a resin pipe can be used for the support rod 501.

[0174] The present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiments, and various modifications can be made within the scope of the inventive concept. Embodiments obtained by appropriately combining the technical means disclosed in different embodiments are also included in the technical scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. A mobile terminal support tool, characterized in that: A supporting member for supporting the mobile terminal and a mounting member for mounting the supporting member on the body of an operator operating the mobile terminal are provided. The support component includes a first support rod, one end of which is mounted to the shoulder of the operator through the mounting component, and the other end of which supports the mobile terminal. The support component further comprises a second support rod for supporting the mobile terminal, one end of the second support rod is mounted to the body below the shoulder of the operator through the mounting component, and the other end of the second support rod is supported by the first support rod. The supporting member further includes a terminal fixing portion for fixing the mobile terminal, and a supporting portion supporting the terminal fixing portion via a pipe. The installation component includes a first installation tool, a second installation tool and a rod-shaped support rod fixing tool, The first mounting tool comprises a first belt, a second belt and a third belt, The two ends of the support rod fixing tool are fixed to the first belts respectively present on the two shoulders at the positions of the two shoulders of the operator, and the support rod fixing tool is respectively installed with a first fixing part and a second fixing part at the two ends. The second mounting tool is a belt-like member that is wrapped around the waist of the operator. When the mounting component is mounted on the operator, the first support rod supports the mobile terminal in a state where the first support rod extends from the operator's shoulder to the front of the operator when the operator is standing upright, and the first support rod is parallel to the operator's line of sight facing the other end of the first support rod, The first support rod is provided with the support portion at the other end. The tube is a metal, retractable tube and is fixed by the support portion. The terminal fixing unit fixes the mobile terminal in such a manner that a display screen of the mobile terminal faces a desired direction.

2. The mobile terminal support tool according to claim 1, characterized in that: The first support rod is freely retractable.

3. The mobile terminal support tool according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: The second support rod is freely retractable.

4. The mobile terminal support tool according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: At least a portion of the second support rod is flexible.

5. The mobile terminal support tool according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: The supporting component further includes a supporting arm, one end of which supports the mobile terminal and the other end of which is supported by the operator.

6. A mobile terminal support system, characterized in that Include: The mobile terminal support tool according to claim 1 or 2, and A remote controller for operating the mobile terminal supported by the mobile terminal supporting tool.

7. A mobile terminal support tool, characterized in that: A supporting member for supporting the mobile terminal and a mounting member for mounting the supporting member on the body of an operator operating the mobile terminal are provided. The support component includes a first support rod, one end of which is mounted to the shoulder of the operator through the mounting component, and the other end of which supports the mobile terminal. The supporting component further comprises a supporting arm, one end of which supports the mobile terminal and the other end of which is supported by the operator. The supporting member further includes a terminal fixing portion for fixing the mobile terminal, and a supporting portion supporting the terminal fixing portion via a pipe. The installation component includes a first installation tool, a second installation tool and a rod-shaped support rod fixing tool, The first mounting tool comprises a first belt, a second belt and a third belt, The two ends of the support rod fixing tool are fixed to the first belts respectively present on the two shoulders at the positions of the two shoulders of the operator, and the support rod fixing tool is respectively installed with a first fixing part and a second fixing part at the two ends. The second mounting tool is a belt-like member that is wrapped around the waist of the operator. When the mounting component is mounted on the operator, the first support rod supports the mobile terminal in a state where the first support rod extends from the operator's shoulder to the front of the operator when the operator is standing upright, and the first support rod is parallel to the operator's line of sight facing the other end of the first support rod, The first support rod is provided with the support portion at the other end. The tube is a metal, retractable tube and is fixed by the support portion. The terminal fixing unit fixes the mobile terminal in such a manner that a display screen of the mobile terminal faces a desired direction.

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