A shoe box capable of assisting in putting on shoes

Abstract

The application relates to the technical field of shoe boxes, in particular to a shoe box capable of assisting in putting on shoes, which comprises a box body, both sides of the inside of the box body are provided with supporting plates, the front parts of the supporting plates on both sides are provided with blocking mechanisms, the assisting mechanism comprises rotating plates one, the top ends of the rotating plates one on both sides are arranged at the bottom of the supporting plate, the bottom ends of the rotating plates one on both sides are rotationally connected with connecting discs, the top rear parts of the connecting discs on both sides are rotationally connected with rotating plates two, the top ends of the rotating plates two on both sides are rotationally connected with sliding blocks, the top ends of the sliding blocks on both sides are rotationally connected with symmetrically-distributed rotating plates three, the top ends of the rotating plates three are rotationally connected with I-shaped blocks, and the front sides of the I-shaped blocks are provided with trapezoidal plates; through the setting of the assisting mechanism, the old people can put on the shoes stored in the shoe box without bending over, the shoes can be prevented from being taken out of the shoe box, the old people's waist can be prevented from bearing excessive pressure due to bending over during the process of putting on the shoes, and the shoe-putting-on efficiency of the old people is improved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the field of shoe box technology, and more specifically, to a shoe box for storing shoes that can assist in putting them on. Background Technology

[0002] A shoe box is a box used to store shoes. It is usually made of cardboard, plastic or other materials to wrap the shoes and prevent them from being affected by dust, moisture and other factors. In addition, shoe boxes also have a certain organizing function, serving as storage boxes for home organization and keeping the home environment tidy.

[0003] However, for some elderly people in the family who have difficulty bending over, although shoes that do not require laces, such as cloth shoes, fisherman shoes, and canvas loafers, are convenient to wear, taking the shoes out of the shoebox and bending over to put them on can still be quite strenuous, especially when the shoebox is placed low. The elderly may face more challenges. In addition, because the elderly have relatively weak self-control, they may slip when bending over to put on their shoes in some cases, which not only increases the time spent bending over, but may even lead to a fall.

[0004] Based on this, the present invention discloses a shoe storage box that can assist in putting on shoes. Summary of the Invention

[0005] To address the issues raised in the background art, such as the difficulty some elderly people face in bending over to retrieve shoes from a shoe storage box, and the potential slippage of shoes on the ground when bending over to put them on, this invention provides a shoe storage box that assists in putting on shoes. The box includes a box body, with trays on both sides inside the box body. Support frames abut against the rear ends of both trays on both sides, with auxiliary mechanisms inside each support frame on both sides. A blocking mechanism is provided at the front of each tray on both sides, and a fixing mechanism is provided on both sides of the front of the box body.

[0006] In this technical solution, in order to avoid elderly people having to bend over and tear open the shoe opening with their fingers, they need to actively tear open the shoe opening inside the shoe box when putting on the shoes.

[0007] As a further improvement to this technical solution, the auxiliary mechanism includes a rotating plate 1, with the top of both rotating plates 1 located at the bottom of the support plate, and a connecting plate rotatably connected to the bottom of both rotating plates 1. A rotating plate 2 is rotatably connected to the rear of the top of both connecting plates, and a slider is rotatably connected to the top of both rotating plates 2. A symmetrically distributed rotating plate 3 is rotatably connected to the top of both sliders, and I-shaped blocks are rotatably connected to the top of multiple rotating plates 3. A trapezoidal plate is provided on the front side of multiple I-shaped blocks.

[0008] Based on this, in order to facilitate the trapezoidal plate entering the shoe opening, the trapezoidal plate needs to be able to move relatively flexibly;

[0009] As a further improvement to this technical solution, the outer sides of the I-shaped blocks are slidably connected to the top sides of the support frames on both sides, and the front ends of the multiple I-shaped blocks are fixedly connected to F-shaped plates. The interiors of the multiple F-shaped plates are slidably connected to connecting rods, and the bottoms of the multiple connecting rods are fixedly connected to the top of the trapezoidal plate.

[0010] Meanwhile, in order to prevent the trapezoidal plate from moving backward before contacting the shoe opening due to excessive downward movement of the connecting plate, the movement of the connecting plate needs to be delayed after the movement of the support plate.

[0011] As a further improvement to this technical solution, a connecting plate is slidably connected to the rear bottom of the trays on both sides, and the bottom of the connecting plates on both sides is rotatably connected to the top of the rotating plate.

[0012] Secondly, in order to maintain the stability of the connecting plate during movement, it is necessary to guide the connecting plate during movement, and in order to prevent the connecting plate from actively displacing under the action of gravity, a certain amount of resistance needs to be applied to the connecting plate.

[0013] As a further improvement to this technical solution, a guide rod is passed through the middle of the connecting plate on both sides. The bottom ends of the guide rods are fixedly connected to the rear sides of the bottom of the box body. A spring is provided on the outer side of the guide rods on both sides. The top ends of the springs on both sides are fixedly connected to the bottom of the connecting plate, and the bottom ends of the springs on both sides are fixedly connected to the bottom of the box body.

[0014] In addition, in order to ensure the movement effect of each component, the support frame and slider need to be restricted;

[0015] As a further improvement to this technical solution, the rear ends of the sliders on both sides are slidably connected to the middle of the rear end of the box, and the rear ends of the support frames on both sides are fixedly connected to the upper part of the rear end of the box.

[0016] In another technical solution, in order to prevent the shoes from sliding along the support plate and causing the shoes to separate from the trapezoidal plate when wearing shoes, it is necessary to apply obstacles to shoes of different sizes;

[0017] As a further improvement to this technical solution, the blocking mechanism includes baffles, with magnet 1 fixedly connected to the bottom of multiple baffles, magnet 2 fixedly connected to both sides of the bottom end of the box, multiple through slots opened at the front of the two side plates, the outer sides of multiple baffles slidably connected to the inside of the through slots, and protrusions fixedly connected to the upper and lower ends of both sides of multiple baffles.

[0018] In the third solution, in order to adjust the position of the shoes for both assisting in putting on shoes and storing shoes, it is necessary to limit the position of the shoe support plate.

[0019] As a further improvement to this technical solution, the fixing mechanism includes grooves symmetrically distributed on the bottom surface of the tray, and multiple columns are fixedly connected to the front bottom end of the box body. The grooves are respectively opened on both sides of the front bottom end of the tray, and the multiple columns are directly opposite the grooves.

[0020] Based on this, when putting on shoes, the support plate will be subjected to force and tend to move forward. In order to prevent the contact area between the upright and the box from breaking, it is necessary to increase the contact area between the upright and the box.

[0021] As a further improvement to this technical solution, a frustum is fixedly connected to the outer side of each of the multiple columns, and the bottom of each frustum is fixedly connected to the bottom of the box body.

[0022] Secondly, in order to ensure the stability of the shoe when the support plate moves and to prevent the support plate from tilting, the support plate needs to be limited.

[0023] As a further improvement to this technical solution, the outer sides of both ends of the trays on both sides are slidably connected to limit plates, the bottom ends of the multiple limit plates are fixedly connected to limit rods on the front and rear sides, the outer sides of the multiple limit rods are slidably connected to sleeves, the bottom ends of the multiple sleeves are fixedly connected to the bottom of the box body, the bottom ends of the multiple limit rods are fixedly connected to springs, and the bottom ends of the multiple springs are fixedly connected to the bottom of the box body.

[0024] In addition, when storing shoes, they need to be sterilized in order to keep them cleaner.

[0025] As a further improvement to this technical solution, a top cover is slidably connected to both sides of the top of the box, and multiple ultraviolet lamps are provided inside the top of both top covers. A battery pack is fixedly connected to the rear end of the box.

[0026] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of the present invention are as follows:

[0027] 1. In this shoe storage box that can assist in putting on shoes, the auxiliary mechanism allows the elderly to put on the shoes stored in the box without bending over, preventing excessive pressure on the elderly’s waist due to bending over when taking the shoes out of the box and putting them on. It also improves the efficiency of the elderly in putting on shoes and avoids them spending too much energy on putting on shoes.

[0028] 2. In this shoe storage box that can assist in putting on shoes, the blocking mechanism can work with the auxiliary mechanism to prevent shoes of different sizes from moving along the support plate during the process of putting on shoes, thereby preventing the trapezoidal plate from separating from the shoe opening before the foot is fully inside the shoe.

[0029] 3. In this shoe storage box that can assist in putting on shoes, the fixed mechanism ensures that the position of the tray remains unchanged when putting on shoes, thereby ensuring that the blocking mechanism can function properly. When storing shoes, as the fixed mechanism is released from fixing the tray, the tray can move the shoes forward and into the area where the ultraviolet lamp is located, so that the ultraviolet lamp can sterilize the shoes to a certain extent. Attached Figure Description

[0030] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the present invention;

[0031] Figure 2 This is a rear view of the overall structure of the present invention;

[0032] Figure 3 This is a top view of the overall structure of the present invention;

[0033] Figure 4 This is a cross-sectional schematic diagram of the internal connection structure of the box body of the present invention;

[0034] Figure 5 This is a cross-sectional schematic diagram of the connecting structure of the rotating plate of the present invention;

[0035] Figure 6 This is a cross-sectional schematic diagram of the slider connection structure of the present invention;

[0036] Figure 7 This is a cross-sectional schematic diagram of the support frame connection structure of the present invention;

[0037] Figure 8 This is a cross-sectional schematic diagram of the F-shaped plate connection structure of the present invention;

[0038] Figure 9 This is a cross-sectional schematic diagram of the pallet connection structure of the present invention.

[0039] The meanings of the labels in the diagram are as follows:

[0040] 1. Box body; 2. Tray; 3. Support frame; 4. Auxiliary mechanism; 5. Blocking mechanism; 6. Fixing mechanism; 7. Limiting plate; 8. Limiting rod; 9. Sleeve; 10. Spring 2; 11. Top cover; 12. Ultraviolet lamp; 13. Battery pack;

[0041] 401. Rotating plate one; 402. Connecting plate; 403. Rotating plate two; 404. Slider; 405. Rotating plate three; 406. I-shaped block; 407. F-shaped plate; 408. Trapezoidal plate; 409. Connecting plate; 410. Guide rod; 411. Spring one; 412. Connecting rod;

[0042] 501. Baffle; 502. Magnet one; 503. Magnet two; 504. Through slot; 505. Protrusion;

[0043] 601. Groove; 602. Column; 603. Frustum. Detailed Implementation

[0044] The technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present invention, and not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art without creative effort are within the scope of protection of the present invention.

[0045] Existing shoe boxes are mostly only for storing, displaying, or protecting shoes. However, for elderly people who have difficulty bending over, taking out and putting on shoes from the box can still be quite difficult. Even shoes that don't require laces, such as cloth shoes, fisherman shoes, and canvas loafers, often require bending over and pulling on the back of the shoe opening when putting them on. Otherwise, the cloth back of the shoe opening may be stepped on, which may cause the shoes to not fit the feet properly during walking. This reduces the stability of elderly people when walking. In addition, due to the elderly's lack of self-control and the friction between the ground and the shoes, slipping may occur when putting on shoes, increasing the probability of safety hazards.

[0046] Therefore, this invention provides a shoe box that can assist in putting on shoes, see [link to relevant documentation]. Figure 1 , Figure 3 and Figure 4 As shown, it includes a box body 1, with trays 2 on both sides inside the box body 1, support frames 3 abutting the rear ends of both trays 2, auxiliary mechanisms 4 inside both support frames 3, blocking mechanisms 5 at the front of both trays 2, and fixing mechanisms 6 on both sides of the front of the box body 1.

[0047] Secondly, see Figures 5-8 As shown, to avoid elderly people having to bend over and tear open the shoe opening with their fingers, they need to actively tear open the shoe opening inside the shoe box when putting on the shoes. The auxiliary mechanism 4 includes a rotating plate 401. The tops of the rotating plates 401 on both sides are set at the bottom of the support plate 2. The bottom ends of the rotating plates 401 on both sides are rotatably connected to the connecting plates 402 on both sides. The tops and rear ends of the connecting plates 402 on both sides are rotatably connected to the rotating plates 403 on both sides. The tops of the rotating plates 403 on both sides are rotatably connected to the sliders 404 on both sides. The tops of the sliders 404 on both sides are rotatably connected to the symmetrically distributed rotating plates 405 on both sides. The tops of the multiple rotating plates 405 are rotatably connected to the I-shaped blocks 406. The front sides of the multiple I-shaped blocks 406 are provided with trapezoidal plates 408.

[0048] Also see Figures 6-8As shown, in order to facilitate the trapezoidal plate 408 to enter the shoe opening, the trapezoidal plate 408 needs to move relatively flexibly. The outer sides of the I-shaped blocks 406 are slidably connected to the top sides of the two side support frames 3 respectively. The front ends of multiple I-shaped blocks 406 are fixedly connected to F-shaped plates 407. The interior of multiple F-shaped plates 407 is slidably connected to connecting rods 412. The bottom of multiple connecting rods 412 is fixedly connected to the top of the trapezoidal plate 408.

[0049] Also see Figure 5 As shown, in order to prevent the connecting plate 402 from moving too far downward and causing the trapezoidal plate 408 to move backward before contacting the shoe opening, it is necessary to delay the movement of the connecting plate 402 after the support plate 2 moves. The bottom rear of both sides of the support plate 2 is slidably connected to the connecting plate 409, and the bottom of both sides of the connecting plate 409 is rotatably connected to the top of the rotating plate 401.

[0050] In addition, see Figure 6 As shown, in order to maintain the stability of the connecting plate 402 during movement, it is necessary to guide the connecting plate 402 during movement. In order to prevent the connecting plate 402 from actively displacing under the action of gravity, it is necessary to apply a certain resistance to the connecting plate 402. Guide rods 410 are passed through the middle of both connecting plates 402. The bottom ends of the guide rods 410 are fixedly connected to the rear of the bottom of the box 1. Springs 411 are provided on the outer side of both guide rods 410. The top ends of both springs 411 are fixedly connected to the bottom of the connecting plate 402. The bottom ends of both springs 411 are fixedly connected to the bottom of the box 1.

[0051] In addition, see Figure 6 and Figure 8 As shown, in order to ensure the movement effect of each component, it is also necessary to restrict the support frame 3 and the slider 404. The rear ends of both sliders 404 are slidably connected to the middle of the rear end of the box 1, and the rear ends of both support frames 3 are fixedly connected to the upper part of the rear end of the box 1.

[0052] When in use, the shoe placed in the box 1 is supported by the tray 2. When the elderly need to put on the shoes, they can sit on a chair or stand and put one foot into the shoe through the shoe opening. At this time, the front of the foot is in the inner rear area of ​​the shoe, while the middle and rear of the foot is suspended on the outside of the shoe. Then, the leg is moved backward to match the shoe-shaped recess on the surface of the tray 2 so that the shoe and the tray 2 move backward. At this time, the connecting plate 409 connected to the tray 2 is pushed by the spring 411, the connecting plate 402 and the rotating plate 401, so it can move in the opposite direction to the tray 2 along the groove on the surface of the tray 2.

[0053] When the shoe opening moves backward to contact the trapezoidal plate 408, and the trapezoidal plate 408 passes over the rear area of ​​the cloth shoe opening and enters the inner side of the shoe opening, the connecting plate 409 is also at the end of the groove. At this time, as the support plate 2 continues to move backward, the connecting plate 409 can move synchronously. At the same time, when the shoe opening contacts the trapezoidal plate 408, for shoes with softer shoe openings such as cloth shoes, fishermen's shoes, and canvas loafers, the trapezoidal plate 408 can be pressed forward to make the trapezoidal plate 408 enter the inner area of ​​the shoe opening. After the trapezoidal plate 408 is completely inside the shoe opening, it returns to its initial state by utilizing the elasticity of the shoe opening itself. In addition, during the process of the trapezoidal plate 408 entering the inner side of the shoe opening, since the middle and rear of the foot is suspended, and the uppers of shoes such as cloth shoes, fishermen's shoes, and canvas loafers worn by the elderly are usually low, the trapezoidal plate 408 and the F-shaped plate 407 will not contact the foot and affect the movement of the trapezoidal plate 408.

[0054] Furthermore, since the length of the rotating plate 401 connected to the connecting plate 409 is fixed, when the connecting plate 409 moves backward, the rotating plate 401 can rotate and apply a pushing force to the connecting plate 402 guided by the guide rod 410 to overcome the elastic force of the spring 411 and move vertically downward. Then, the slider 404 can move downward synchronously with the connecting plate 402 through the rotating plate 403. Similarly, when the slider 404 moves vertically downward along the box 1, the rotating plate 405 can rotate and apply a pulling force to the I-shaped block 406 to drive the F-shaped plate 407 to move horizontally backward along the support frame 3. At this time, the trapezoidal plate 408 connected to the F-shaped plate 407 can move backward quickly after entering the inside of the shoe opening, so as to pull the rear area of ​​the shoe opening to extend backward a certain distance while the shoe and the support plate 2 move backward, until the support plate 2 moves to contact the support frame 3.

[0055] At this point, stepping down on the shoe and support plate 2 allows the connecting plate 402 to move further down using the rotating plate 401 and connecting plate 409. Meanwhile, the rotating plate 403, slider 404, rotating plate 405, I-shaped block 406, and F-shaped plate 407 can continue to move, causing the trapezoidal plate 408 to further pull and deform the rear area of ​​the shoe opening backward. This allows the middle and rear of the foot to be completely inserted into the shoe through the expanded shoe opening, preventing elderly people from having to bend over and pull the rear area of ​​the shoe opening with their fingers to prevent it from being stepped on because it is too close to the heel when putting on shoes. This achieves the effect of assisting in putting on shoes, preventing excessive pressure on the waist when elderly people bend over, and also improving the efficiency of putting on shoes, so as to avoid elderly people spending too much time on putting on shoes.

[0056] Furthermore, as the shoe moves downward with the support plate 2, the trapezoidal plate 408, located at the inner rear of the shoe opening and covered with a rubber layer on its lower surface, can move downward along the F-shaped plate 407 via the connecting rod 412 under the friction from the shoe opening. This maintains contact with the rear area of ​​the shoe opening, preventing it from detaching and causing the shoe opening to return to its initial state. Since the backward movement distance of the F-shaped plate 407 is limited, it will not cause structural damage to the rear area of ​​the shoe opening when pulled. Simultaneously, the connection between the support frame 3 and the box body 1 ensures the stable functioning of the I-shaped block 406 and the F-shaped plate 407. After putting on the shoe, since the trapezoidal plate 408 is still temporarily located inside the shoe opening, lifting the foot upward allows the trapezoidal plate 408 and the connecting rod 412 to move upward along the F-shaped plate 407, thus allowing most of the trapezoidal plate 408 to re-enter the F-shaped plate 407. Inside, moving the foot forward cancels the pressure applied to the connecting plate 402 by the rotating plate 401 and the connecting plate 409, allowing the connecting plate 402 to move upward under the action of the spring 411. This causes the rotating plate 403, the slider 404, the rotating plate 405, the I-shaped block 406, and the F-shaped plate 407 to move in the opposite direction, driving the trapezoidal plate 408 forward with the shoe and the support plate 2. However, since the upward movement distance of the connecting plate 402 under the action of the spring 411 is limited, after the shoe and the support plate 2 have moved forward a certain distance, the movement between the connecting plate 409 and the support plate 2 can change from the same direction to the opposite relative movement. At this time, the trapezoidal plate 408 can apply a force to the flexible area at the back of the shoe opening, causing the area at the back of the shoe opening to tilt and deform backward until the trapezoidal plate 408 completely detaches from the shoe opening. At this time, the other foot can be put on the shoe.

[0057] Further, see Figure 5 and Figure 9 As shown, in order to prevent shoes from sliding along the support plate 2 and causing them to separate from the trapezoidal plate 408 when wearing shoes, it is necessary to apply obstacles to shoes of different sizes. The blocking mechanism 5 includes baffles 501, and magnets 502 are fixedly connected to the bottom of multiple baffles 501. Magnets 503 are fixedly connected to both sides of the bottom of the box body 1. Multiple through slots 504 are opened at the front of both sides of the support plate 2. The outer sides of multiple baffles 501 are slidably connected to the inside of the through slots 504. Protrusions 505 are fixedly connected to the upper and lower ends of both sides of multiple baffles 501.

[0058] During operation, as the support plate 2 and the shoe move downwards, the baffles 501 sliding along each through groove 504 move downwards synchronously under gravity. As the support plate 2 gradually moves downwards to its limit position, the magnet 502 at the bottom of each baffle 501 experiences a repulsive force from the magnet 503. Consequently, some of the baffles 501 not covered by the shoe experience an upward force due to the repulsion between the like poles of the magnets 502 and 503. In summary, when the shoe and support plate 2 move downwards to their limit position, and the trapezoidal plate 408 pulls the rear area of ​​the shoe opening sufficiently, as the foot fully enters the shoe through the shoe opening, the upward-moving baffles 501 can block the shoe from entering. The shoes are moved forward to prevent them from slipping due to the large force exerted by the foot on them during the shoe-wearing process. This prevents the trapezoidal plate 408 from separating from the shoe opening prematurely, thus achieving a better effect in conjunction with the auxiliary mechanism 4. After the shoes are worn, as the foot is lifted upward, the spring 10 can be used to move the magnets 502 and 503 away from each other, allowing each baffle 501 to move downward under the action of gravity. At this time, the friction between the shoe and the support plate 2 can be used to move the support plate 2 forward with the shoe. This allows the trapezoidal plate 408 to detach from the inside of the shoe opening while the blocking mechanism 5 resets on its own.

[0059] Furthermore, since the shape of the top area of ​​the channel 504 matches the common shape of the protrusion 505 and the baffle 501, while other parts only match the shape of the baffle 501, the protrusion 505 on the surface of the baffle 501 can prevent the baffle 501 from completely detaching from the channel 504. When the magnet 1 502 and the magnet 2 503 are far apart, the baffle 501, which is only subject to gravity, can be completely inside the channel 504 to avoid affecting the placement of the shoes.

[0060] Further, see Figure 4 , Figure 5 and Figure 9 As shown, in order to adjust the position of the shoes for both assisting in putting on shoes and storing shoes, it is necessary to limit the position of the shoe support plate 2. The fixing mechanism 6 includes grooves 601 symmetrically distributed on the bottom surface of the support plate 2. Multiple columns 602 are fixedly connected to the front side of the bottom end of the box body 1. The grooves 601 are respectively opened on both sides of the bottom front part of the two support plates 2, and the multiple columns 602 are all facing the grooves 601.

[0061] Secondly, see Figure 9 As shown, when wearing shoes, the support plate 2 will be subjected to force and tend to move forward. In order to prevent the column 602 from breaking at the contact point with the box 1, it is necessary to increase the contact area between the column 602 and the box 1. Multiple columns 602 are fixedly connected to the outer side of a frustum 603, and the bottom of multiple frustums 603 are fixedly connected to the bottom of the inner side of the box 1.

[0062] In addition, see Figure 4 , Figure 5 and Figure 9 As shown, in order to ensure the stability of the shoe when the support plate 2 moves and to prevent the support plate 2 from tilting, the support plate 2 needs to be limited. The outer sides of both ends of the support plate 2 are slidably connected to the limit plate 7. The bottom ends of the multiple limit plates 7 are fixedly connected to the front and rear sides of the limit rods 7. The outer sides of the multiple limit rods 8 are slidably connected to the sleeves 9. The bottom ends of the multiple sleeves 9 are fixedly connected to the bottom of the box body 1. The bottom ends of the multiple limit rods 8 are fixedly connected to the springs 10. The bottom ends of the multiple springs 10 are fixedly connected to the bottom of the box body 1.

[0063] Also see Figure 1 , Figure 2 and Figure 4 As shown, when storing shoes, in order to make the shoes cleaner, it is necessary to sterilize them. The top two sides of the box body 1 are slidably connected to the top cover 11. Multiple ultraviolet lamps 12 are installed inside the top of the top two sides of the top cover 11. The rear end of the box body 1 is fixedly connected to the battery pack 13.

[0064] During operation, the position of the limiting plate 7 can be fixed by the limiting rod 8 and the sleeve 9. The limiting plate 7 allows the tray 2 and the shoes placed on its surface to move only horizontally in the forward and backward directions. At the same time, the contact between the tray 2 and the sleeve 9 limits the extreme downward movement of the tray 2. When the tray 2 moves to contact the support frame 3 and each sleeve 9, the top part of the column 602 can also contact the groove 601 to lock the position of the tray 2. This prevents the shoes blocked by the baffle 501 during the wearing process from moving the tray 2, baffle 501, magnet 1 502, etc. forward and away from the effective range of magnet 2 503. The use of the frustum 603 can increase the contact area between the column 602 and the box 1 to prevent the contact area between the column 602 and the box 1 from being broken due to excessive force.

[0065] After the shoes are put on, as the feet and shoes move upward and leave the support plate 2, the springs 10 inside each sleeve 9 can apply a pushing force to the limiting rod 8, causing the limiting plate 7 and the support plate 2 to move upward. This allows the groove 601 to separate from the column 602, preventing the baffle 501 from continuing to block the shoes because the support plate 2 cannot move forward. In addition, when storing the shoes, the support plate 2 can be moved along the limiting plate 7 to the front area inside the box 1, so that the shoes can be irradiated by the ultraviolet lamps 12 installed on the front of the inner surface of the top cover 11, which can reduce the number of bacteria on the surface of the shoes to a certain extent. The power required by each ultraviolet lamp 12 is provided by the battery pack 13. At the same time, the shoes can be more fully irradiated as they move to the front of the box 1 with the support plate 2, preventing some areas of the shoes from being blocked by the F-shaped plate 407, support frame 3, etc.

[0066] Working principle: When storing shoes, the battery pack 13 provides power to each ultraviolet lamp 12 to sterilize the shoes to a certain extent when the top cover 11 is closed. When it is time to put on the shoes, as the top cover 11 moves to the sides, one foot can be initially inserted into the shoe opening. Then, after the support plate 2 moves back a certain distance, the connecting plate 409 and the first rotating plate 401 cause the connecting plate 402, the second rotating plate 403, the slider 404, the third rotating plate 405, the I-shaped block 406, the F-shaped plate 407, and the trapezoidal plate 408 to move back, thereby initially opening the shoe opening. Subsequently, during the process of pressing down the support plate 2, the trapezoidal plate 408 continues to pull the rear area of ​​the shoe opening. At the same time, the groove 601 and the column 602 can fix the support plate 2 after it moves down to the limit position. Meanwhile, some of the baffles 501 can also move up under the action of magnet 1 502 and magnet 2 503 to limit the position of the shoe on the surface of the support plate 2. This prevents the support plate 2 and the shoe from moving forward under force during the process of the foot fully entering the shoe, and prevents the trapezoidal plate 408 from detaching from the shoe opening due to the forward movement of the shoe before the foot is fully entering the shoe.

[0067] In summary, the auxiliary mechanism 4 can replace the fingers in pulling the back area of ​​the shoe opening, thus avoiding the need for elderly people to bend over when putting on shoes and preventing excessive pressure on their waist during the process. At the same time, the blocking mechanism 5 and the fixing mechanism 6 can limit the shoe and the support plate 2 when the shoe opening is fully opened and the foot is about to be fully inserted into the shoe, so as to prevent the trapezoidal plate 408 from prematurely detaching from the shoe opening and affecting the effectiveness of the auxiliary mechanism 4.

[0068] It should be noted that, in this document, relational terms such as "first" and "second" are used only to distinguish one entity or operation from another, and do not necessarily require or imply any such actual relationship or order between these entities or operations. Furthermore, the terms "comprising," "including," or any other variations thereof are intended to cover non-exclusive inclusion, such that a process, method, article, or apparatus that comprises a list of elements includes not only those elements but also other elements not expressly listed, or elements inherent to such process, method, article, or apparatus.

[0069] Although embodiments of the invention have been shown and described, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes, modifications, substitutions and alterations can be made to these embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the invention, the scope of which is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.

Claims

1. An auxiliary shoe-wearing storage shoe box, comprising a box body (1), characterized in that: both sides of the inside of the box body (1) are provided with a supporting plate (2), the rear end of the supporting plate (2) on both sides is abutted with a support frame (3), the inside of the support frame (3) on both sides is provided with an auxiliary mechanism (4), the front part of the supporting plate (2) on both sides is provided with a blocking mechanism (5), and the front part of the inside of the box body (1) is provided with a fixing mechanism (6); wherein the auxiliary mechanism (4) comprises a rotating plate one (401), the top end of the rotating plate one (401) on both sides is arranged at the bottom of the supporting plate (2), the bottom end of the rotating plate one (401) on both sides is rotatably connected with a connecting disc (402), the top rear part of the connecting disc (402) on both sides is rotatably connected with a rotating plate two (403), the top end of the rotating plate two (403) on both sides is rotatably connected with a sliding block (404), the top end of the sliding block (404) on both sides is rotatably connected with a symmetrically distributed rotating plate three (405), the top end of the rotating plate three (405) is rotatably connected with a multiple of I-shaped blocks (406), the front side of the I-shaped block (406) is provided with a trapezoidal plate (408), the bottom rear part of the supporting plate (2) on both sides is slidably connected with a connecting plate (409), the bottom end of the connecting plate (409) on both sides is rotatably connected with the top end of the rotating plate one (401), the middle part of the connecting disc (402) on both sides is penetrated with a guide rod (410), the bottom end of the guide rod (410) is respectively fixedly connected with the bottom rear part of the inside of the box body (1), the outer side of the guide rod (410) on both sides is provided with a spring one (411), the top end of the spring one (411) on both sides is fixedly connected with the bottom end of the connecting disc (402), and the bottom end of the spring one (411) on both sides is fixedly connected with the bottom end of the inside of the box body (1); the blocking mechanism (5) comprises a baffle (501), a multiple of the baffle (501) is fixedly connected with a magnet one (502) at the bottom, and the bottom end of the inside of the box body (1) on both sides is fixedly connected with a magnet two (503); the fixing mechanism (6) comprises a groove (601) symmetrically distributed on the bottom surface of the supporting plate (2), and a multiple of a stand column (602) is fixedly connected with the front side of the bottom end of the inside of the box body (1). The outer side of the I-shaped block (406) is respectively slidably connected with the top part of the support frame (3) on both sides, a multiple of the F-shaped plate (407) is fixedly connected with the front end of the I-shaped block (406), a multiple of the connecting rod (412) is slidably connected with the inside of the F-shaped plate (407), and the bottom of the connecting rod (412) is fixedly connected with the top end of the trapezoidal plate (408). The rear end of the sliding block (404) on both sides is slidably connected with the middle part of the rear end of the inside of the box body (1), and the rear end of the support frame (3) on both sides is fixedly connected with the upper part of the rear end of the inside of the box body (1). A multiple of the through slot (504) is arranged in the front part of the supporting plate (2) on both sides, a multiple of the baffle (501) is slidably connected with the inside of the through slot (504), and a multiple of the protruding block (505) is fixedly connected with the upper and lower ends of the baffle (501) on both sides. ​ 2. The shoe box according to claim 1, wherein: ​ 3. The shoe box of claim 1, wherein: ​ 4. The shoe box of claim 1, wherein: ​ 5. The shoe box of claim 1, wherein: The grooves (601) are respectively arranged on both sides of the front end of the bottom of the supporting plates (2), and the plurality of columns (602) are all opposite to the grooves (601).

6. The shoe box of claim 5, wherein: The plurality of columns (602) are all fixedly connected with the circular tables (603) outside, and the plurality of circular tables (603) are all fixedly connected with the inner bottom of the box body (1).

7. The shoe box of claim 1, wherein: The outer sides of the two ends of the supporting plates (2) are all slidably connected with the limiting plates (7), the bottom and the back of the plurality of limiting plates (7) are all fixedly connected with the limiting rods (8), the outer sides of the plurality of limiting rods (8) are all slidably connected with the sleeves (9), the bottom of the plurality of sleeves (9) are all fixedly connected with the inner bottom of the box body (1), the bottom of the plurality of limiting rods (8) are all fixedly connected with the second springs (10), and the bottom of the plurality of second springs (10) are all fixedly connected with the inner bottom of the box body (1).

8. The shoe box of claim 1, wherein: The top of the box body (1) is slidably connected with the top covers (11) on both sides, the inner top of the two top covers (11) are all provided with the plurality of ultraviolet lamps (12), and the rear end of the box body (1) is fixedly connected with the battery pack (13).

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