Protective system for rotatable virtual reality devices

By introducing a protective shield and controller system into virtual reality devices, the problem of users' feet or legs getting trapped during rotation is solved, reducing device costs and space occupation, while improving rotation speed and storage portability.

CN122095337APending Publication Date: 2026-05-26ROTO VR LTD
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Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
ROTO VR LTD
Filing Date
2024-08-02
Publication Date
2026-05-26

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Technical Problem

Existing virtual reality devices are prone to causing users' feet or legs to get stuck between the legs when rotating, and the large base and long legs increase the cost and space occupied by the device, limiting the rotation speed and storage portability.

Method used

Employing a protective cover and controller system, the protective cover is attached between the outriggers and the user support, and the controller ensures that the equipment is allowed to rotate only after the protective cover is fully attached, preventing the user's feet or legs from getting trapped; the outriggers are removably attached for compact configuration for storage and sales.

Benefits of technology

It effectively prevents users from getting injured during rotation, reduces equipment costs and space occupation, and improves rotation speed and storage portability.

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Abstract

A rotatable virtual reality device is provided, comprising: an axis for supporting a user support member of the rotatable virtual reality device; a base arranged to support the axis; a bearing assembly arranged to allow the axis to rotate relative to the base; a motor arranged to rotate the axis relative to the base; two or more legs for supporting the base on the ground, the legs extending outward away from the base; a protective cover arranged to be attached to the rotatable virtual reality device between the legs and the user support member, such that during rotation of the axis, a user's foot or leg is not trapped in the space between the legs; and a controller arranged to prevent the motor from activating when the protective cover is not attached to the rotatable virtual reality device.
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