Non-lost pattern photosensitive intelligent sunscreen clothes

Abstract

A collar is arranged at the upper end of a sunscreen clothes body, sleeves are arranged on the left side and the right side of the upper portion of the sunscreen clothes body, a stiff material mask and a hat are arranged at the upper end of the collar, a hat brim is arranged on the hat, a zipper and a pocket are arranged on the front face of the sunscreen clothes body, and thumb holes are formed in the lower ends of the sleeves. Ultraviolet detection devices are arranged at the tail ends of the upper parts of the sleeves, the chest and the top end of the hat of the sun-proof clothes body. The ultraviolet induction color-changing coating area in the cloth of the sunscreen clothes body can display different non-lost patterns through the UV photosensitive color-changing powder with different colors, so that the general intensity of ultraviolet rays can be intuitively known conveniently, and the attractiveness and the interestingness are greatly enhanced. The ultraviolet index can be detected during outdoor activities, so that the multi-choice and scientificity of sun protection are improved, the comfort of a wearer is improved, and the practicability is higher.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to a light-sensitive intelligent sun protection garment with intangible cultural heritage patterns, belonging to the field of intangible cultural heritage clothing technology. Background Technology

[0002] With the arrival of summer, sun protection becomes a necessity, and sun-protective clothing is an essential item in people's lives. Sunlight contains ultraviolet (UV) rays; prolonged exposure can cause sunburn, leading to dull skin, age spots, and in severe cases, skin cancer. However, moderate sun exposure also has many benefits: sunbathing the head replenishes Yang energy, sunbathing the back regulates blood circulation, sunbathing the legs and feet dispels cold, sunbathing the palms promotes sleep, and can even alleviate depression. In changeable weather, people often worry about whether to wear sun-protective clothing and how strong the UV radiation is. Existing sun-protective clothing only provides UV protection and cannot detect UV intensity. People cannot accurately understand the intensity of UV radiation to better implement strict sun protection measures or plan appropriate outdoor activities. Therefore, there is a need to design sun-protective clothing that can detect UV intensity and provide different indications, allowing people to react flexibly.

[0003] Chinese patent application CN201120217794.9 discloses a knitted photosensitive color-changing garment that displays different colors at different temperatures. This utility model patent adds photosensitive color-changing technology and can accurately measure ultraviolet radiation, using the depth of color to indicate the current ultraviolet intensity, thus increasing practicality. However, the aforementioned knitted fabric, when used, is difficult to achieve the breathable and lightweight effect of sun-protective clothing. It cannot provide one-step sun protection after understanding the ultraviolet intensity, and it cannot provide reasonable and accurate travel advice through scientific data analysis, greatly reducing the practical effectiveness of the existing device. Utility Model Content

[0004] The purpose of this invention is to provide a non-heritage patterned photosensitive smart sun protection garment to solve the problems mentioned in the background art.

[0005] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention adopts the following technical solution:

[0006] A non-heritage patterned photosensitive smart sun protection garment includes a sun protection garment body, a collar at the top of the sun protection garment body, sleeves on the left and right sides of the upper part of the sun protection garment body, a stiff material face mask and hood at the top of the collar, a brim on the hood, a zipper and pocket on the front of the sun protection garment body, thumb holes at the bottom of the sleeves, and ultraviolet detection devices at the upper ends of the sleeves, the chest area, and the top of the hood.

[0007] Preferably, the sun-protective clothing body is equipped with three rectangular detachable ultraviolet detection devices. The detachable ultraviolet detection devices are placed in a transparent sealed bag in a specific position and include a shell, a flexible display screen, and a solar panel. Inside the shell are a microprocessor, an ultraviolet receiver, an ultraviolet sensor, a temperature receiver, and a temperature sensor. The flexible display screen and the solar panel are installed on the surface of the shell that contacts the outside world. The microprocessor is electrically connected to the flexible display screen and the solar panel on the surface, as well as the ultraviolet receiver, ultraviolet sensor, temperature receiver, and temperature sensor inside the shell.

[0008] Preferably, the ultraviolet receiver and temperature receiver are transmitted to the ultraviolet sensor and temperature sensor via lines, and the ultraviolet index is provided to the microprocessor with reliability and accuracy.

[0009] Preferably, the flexible display screen and the solar panel are connected by snaps and grooves at the four corners of the housing.

[0010] Preferably, the main fabric of the sun-protective garment includes a photosensitive color-changing coating, an antibacterial layer, a breathable layer, and a photosensitive coating printing layer. The breathable layer is located under the armpits at the lower end of the sleeves of the sun-protective garment, at the back of the head at the back of the hood, and at the back of the garment where the hood connects to the back of the sun-protective garment.

[0011] Preferably, the photosensitive color-changing coating on the sun-protective clothing body is mainly distributed on the body and sleeves of the sun-protective clothing. The photosensitive color-changing material can display different intangible cultural heritage patterns according to the intensity of ultraviolet rays, making it easy to intuitively understand the approximate intensity of ultraviolet rays.

[0012] Preferably, the photosensitive color-changing material is a UV photosensitive color-changing powder of different colors, that is, a pigment encapsulated with photosensitive pigments, which undergoes a reversible color change under ultraviolet irradiation.

[0013] Preferably, the main material of the sun-protective clothing is nylon, the antibacterial layer is mainly made of fabric that has undergone antibacterial treatment or contains antibacterial fibers, such as adding nano-photocatalyst TiO2 micro powder to the spinning solution, and the breathable layer is mainly designed with a mesh.

[0014] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows: By setting the main material of the sun protection clothing, this utility model allows users to wear the photosensitive smart sun protection clothing with intangible cultural heritage patterns for outdoor activities. The ultraviolet-sensitive color-changing coating area in the fabric of the sun protection clothing can display different intangible cultural heritage patterns through different colors of UV photosensitive color-changing powder, which makes it easy to intuitively understand the approximate intensity of ultraviolet rays, greatly enhances the aesthetics and fun, and has the cultural significance of inheriting and innovating intangible cultural heritage patterns.

[0015] This invention, by incorporating an ultraviolet (UV) detection device, enables the device to detect the UV index during outdoor activities, increasing the versatility and scientific basis of sun protection, enhancing wearer comfort, and making the device more practical in use. Attached Figure Description

[0016] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the front structure of the sun protection clothing of this utility model;

[0017] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the back structure of the sun-protective clothing of this utility model;

[0018] Figure 3 This is a structural diagram of an ultraviolet detection device;

[0019] Figure 4 This is a flowchart illustrating the principle of an ultraviolet (UV) device.

[0020] In the image: 1. Sunscreen garment body, 2. Collar, 3. Hood, 4. Hat brim, 5. Zipper, 6. Pocket, 7. Thumb hole, 8. Transparent sealed bag, 9. Sleeve, 10. Face mask, 11. Underarm breathable layer, 12. Back of head breathable layer, 13. Back breathable layer, A. Shell, B. Flexible display screen, C. Solar panel, 110. Microprocessor, 120. Ultraviolet receiver, 130. Ultraviolet sensor, 140. Temperature receiver, 150. Temperature sensor, 160. Buckle, 170. Groove. Detailed Implementation

[0021] The technical solutions of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings of the embodiments of the present invention.

[0022] A non-heritage patterned photosensitive smart sun protection garment includes a sun protection garment body 1, a collar 2 at the top of the sun protection garment body 1, sleeves 9 on the left and right sides of the upper part of the sun protection garment body 1, a stiff material face mask 10 and a hood 3 at the top of the collar 2, a brim 4 on the hood 3, a zipper 5 and a pocket 6 on the front of the sun protection garment body 1, a thumb hole 7 at the bottom of the sleeves 9, and ultraviolet detection devices at the top ends of the sleeves 9, the chest area, and the top of the hood 3.

[0023] The sun-protective clothing body 1 is equipped with three rectangular detachable ultraviolet (UV) detection devices, which are placed in a transparent sealed bag 8 at a specific location. The body includes a housing A, a flexible display screen B, and a solar panel C. Inside the housing A are a microprocessor 110, a UV receiver 120, a UV sensor 130, a temperature receiver 140, and a temperature sensor 150. The flexible display screen B and solar panel C are mounted on the surface of the housing A that contacts the outside world. The microprocessor 110 is electrically connected to the flexible display screen B and solar panel C on the surface, and to the UV receiver 120, UV sensor 130, temperature receiver 140, and temperature sensor 150 inside the housing A. The flexible display screen B and solar panel C are connected to the four corner grooves 170 of the housing A via clips 160.

[0024] The ultraviolet receiver 120 and temperature receiver 140 transmit data via lines to the ultraviolet sensor 130 and temperature sensor 150, and provide reliable and accurate ultraviolet index data to the microprocessor 110. In use, the ultraviolet detection device is placed in a specific position and connected to the sun-protective clothing body via a magnetic snap. When the user goes outdoors, the data analysis from the ultraviolet receiver 120, temperature receiver 140, ultraviolet sensor 130, temperature sensor 150, and microprocessor 110 is output to the flexible display screen B, allowing the user to select sun protection or appropriate sun exposure for specific body parts.

[0025] The main fabric of the sun-protective clothing body 1 includes a photosensitive color-changing coating, an antibacterial layer, a breathable layer, and a photosensitive coating printing layer. The breathable layers are located as follows: underarm breathable layer 11 at the lower end of the sleeves of the sun-protective clothing body 1; back head breathable layer 12 at the back of the hood; and back breathable layer 13 at the connection between the hood 3 and the back of the sun-protective clothing body 1. This is to meet the requirements of replenishing yang energy when the head is exposed to sunlight, regulating qi and blood circulation when the back is exposed to sunlight, and ensuring ventilation and reasonable light exposure.

[0026] The photosensitive color-changing coating on the main body 1 of the sun-protective clothing is mainly distributed on the main body 1 and sleeves 9. It displays different intangible cultural heritage patterns based on the intensity of ultraviolet radiation, providing a visual understanding of the approximate intensity of ultraviolet light. The photosensitive color-changing material consists of UV photosensitive color-changing powders of different colors, i.e., pigments encapsulated with photosensitive dyes, which undergo reversible color changes under ultraviolet irradiation. Upon light exposure, color is emitted; when the light is removed, the color reverts to its original state. Because photosensitive dyes are highly sensitive to the external environment, synthetic resin pigments coated with tens to hundreds of micrometers enhance the stability of the dyes, thus utilizing photochromism. Clothing whose materials change color with light may not be visible to the human eye, but may appear as different colors to other organisms. These materials change color when exposed to natural sunlight (ultraviolet light).

[0027] As can be seen from the above, when a user wears the smart sun-protective clothing with intangible cultural heritage patterns of this utility model for outdoor activities, under different ultraviolet light conditions, the UV-sensitive color-changing coating areas of the clothing body and sleeves display different patterns due to the different colors of UV photosensitive color-changing powder. The higher the UV index, the darker the pattern color. Users can use this to understand the approximate UV intensity, and it also has strong aesthetic appeal. Furthermore, this photosensitive color-changing material is reversible; after a certain period of time when the user moves from outdoors to indoors, the intangible cultural heritage pattern on the clothing body will return to its original color. Existing technologies have expanded the combination of experimental photosensitive materials produced internally and developed more appearance colors, such as yellow, beige, red, and light blue, which will transform into other hues under ultraviolet light. Since the intensity of natural sunlight is constantly changing, the color is also constantly changing. In addition to its application in textile fibers, this material is also used in various printing processes. By mixing the coating containing UV color-changing molecules into the screen printing coating, photosensitive color-changing prints can be created according to one's own design.

[0028] The photosensitive color-changing material is UV photosensitive color-changing powder of different colors, that is, pigments encapsulated with photosensitive pigments, which undergo reversible color changes under ultraviolet irradiation.

[0029] The main material of the sun-protective clothing body is nylon, the antibacterial layer is mainly made of fabric that has undergone antibacterial treatment or contains antibacterial fibers, such as adding nano-photocatalyst TiO2 micro powder to the spinning solution, and the breathable layer is mainly designed with mesh.

[0030] The above description is a preferred embodiment of the present utility model. For those skilled in the art, any changes, modifications, substitutions and variations made to the implementation methods without departing from the principles and spirit of the present utility model, based on the teachings of the present utility model, still fall within the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims

1. A kind of intangible cultural heritage patterned photosensitive intelligent sun protection clothing, characterized in that, The sun protection garment includes a body (1), a collar (2) at the top of the body (1), sleeves (9) on the upper left and right sides of the body (1), a stiff material face mask (10) and a hood (3) at the top of the collar (2), a brim (4) on the hood (3), a zipper (5) and a pocket (6) on the front of the body (1), a thumb hole (7) at the bottom of the sleeve (9), and ultraviolet detection devices at the top end of the sleeve (9), the chest area and the top of the hood (3) of the body (1).

2. The intangible cultural heritage pattern photosensitive intelligent sun protection clothing according to claim 1, characterized in that, The sun protection clothing body (1) is equipped with three rectangular detachable ultraviolet detection devices. The detachable ultraviolet detection devices are placed in a transparent sealed bag (8) and include a housing (A), a flexible display screen (B) and a solar panel (C). Inside the housing (A) are a microprocessor (110), an ultraviolet receiver (120), an ultraviolet sensor (130), a temperature receiver (140), and a temperature sensor (150). The flexible display screen (B) and the solar panel (C) are installed on the surface of the housing (A) that is in contact with the outside world. The microprocessor (110) is electrically connected to the flexible display screen (B) and the solar panel (C) on the surface and the ultraviolet receiver (120), ultraviolet sensor (130), temperature receiver (140), and temperature sensor (150) inside the housing (A).

3. The intangible cultural heritage pattern photosensitive intelligent sun protection clothing according to claim 2, characterized in that, The ultraviolet receiver (120) and temperature receiver (140) transmit data via lines to the ultraviolet sensor (130) and temperature sensor (150), and provide the ultraviolet index to the microprocessor (110).

4. The intangible cultural heritage pattern photosensitive intelligent sun protection clothing according to claim 2, characterized in that, The flexible display (B) and the solar panel (C) are connected to the housing (A) by snaps (160) and the grooves (170) at the four corners.

5. The intangible cultural heritage pattern photosensitive intelligent sun protection clothing according to claim 1, characterized in that, The main fabric of the sun protection garment body (1) includes a photosensitive color-changing coating, an antibacterial layer, a breathable layer, and a photosensitive coating printing layer. The breathable layer includes an underarm breathable layer (11) located at the lower end of the sleeve of the sun protection garment body (1), a back head breathable layer (12) at the back of the hood, and a back breathable layer (13) at the connection between the hood (3) and the back of the sun protection garment body (1).

6. The intangible cultural heritage pattern photosensitive intelligent sun protection clothing according to claim 5, characterized in that, The photosensitive color-changing coating on the body of the sun protection garment (1) is distributed on the body of the sun protection garment (1) and the sleeves (9).

7. The intangible cultural heritage pattern photosensitive intelligent sun protection clothing according to claim 6, characterized in that, The photosensitive color-changing coating consists of UV photosensitive color-changing powders of different colors.

8. The intangible cultural heritage pattern photosensitive intelligent sun protection clothing according to claim 1, characterized in that, The main material of the sun protection clothing (1) is nylon, the antibacterial layer is mainly made of fabric that has been treated with antibacterial agents or contains antibacterial fibers, and the breathable layer is designed with mesh.

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