movable stand

Abstract

The utility model provides a movable standing board, including installation base plate, rotary driver, driving gear, reciprocating translation conversion subassembly, translation plate, torso body model, head body model, first transmission gear and first rack, rotary driver is fixed in installation base plate rear side, driving gear fixed connection is in rotary driver output shaft, translation plate vertical movement is in installation base plate rear side, reciprocating translation conversion subassembly transmission is connected between driving gear and translation plate, torso body model fixed connection is in translation plate, head body model forms first swing installation axle to the rear convex, and first swing installation axle is pivoted on torso body model upper end along the front -back direction, forms vertical first long shape guide hole on installation base plate, and first swing installation axle is vertically moved and is placed in first long shape guide hole, first transmission gear is fixedly covered in first swing installation axle, and first rack is vertically fixed in installation base plate rear side, and first transmission gear is engaged on first rack.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the technical field of trendy toy standees, and more particularly to a movable standee. Background Technology

[0002] In the field of trendy toys (collectible toys) derivatives, standees are a widely used display format. Their typical structure is a standing display stand, whose main function is to statically display printed images of specific characters, usually derived from anime, games, or original intellectual property (IP) images.

[0003] Most mainstream trendy toy standees on the market currently use a fixed display structure. The core characteristic of this traditional standee is that its display surface (i.e., the part that carries the character image) maintains a static relative position with the supporting structure, resulting in a rough structure. Once placed, the image content remains in a fixed display state.

[0004] However, this static display structure has many drawbacks in its use: 1. Fixed and monotonous display format: The unchanging pattern posture and position result in a lack of variability and layering in the display effect, making it difficult to effectively attract and maintain consumers' visual attention.

[0005] Second, lack of dynamism and vitality: Due to the lack of dynamic or variable display forms, traditional standees cannot provide a dynamic visual experience or create a lively display atmosphere, resulting in a monotonous experience.

[0006] Third, visual fatigue is likely to occur: Consumers are prone to visual fatigue when exposed to unchanging content for a long time, which reduces their viewing interest and sustained appeal.

[0007] The combined defects mentioned above have severely impacted the viewing experience of traditional static signboards, making it difficult to meet consumers' usage needs.

[0008] Therefore, there is an urgent need for a movable stand to overcome the aforementioned problems. Utility Model Content

[0009] The purpose of this utility model embodiment is to provide a movable stand with the advantages of having a compact structure, being able to achieve dynamic display, having a more dynamic and vibrant display effect, avoiding visual fatigue, and improving the viewing experience.

[0010] To achieve the above objectives, this utility model provides a movable stand, comprising: a mounting base, a rotary actuator, a drive gear, a reciprocating translation conversion assembly, a translation plate, a torso model, a head model, a first transmission gear, and a first rack. The rotary actuator is fixed to the rear side of the mounting base, and the drive gear is fixedly connected to the output shaft of the rotary actuator. The reciprocating translation conversion assembly is located on the rear side of the mounting base, and the translation plate moves vertically to the rear side of the mounting base. The reciprocating translation conversion assembly is drively connected between the drive gear and the translation plate. The torso model moves vertically to the mounting base. The torso model is fixedly connected to the translation plate on the front side of the mounting base plate; the head model extends rearward to form a first swing mounting shaft, which is pivotally connected to the upper end of the torso model in the front-rear direction, and the head model is located on the front side of the mounting base plate; a vertically arranged first elongated guide hole is formed on the mounting base plate, and the first swing mounting shaft moves vertically through the first elongated guide hole; the first transmission gear is fixedly sleeved on the first swing mounting shaft, and the first rack is vertically fixed to the rear side of the mounting base plate, and the first transmission gear meshes with the first rack.

[0011] Optionally, the reciprocating translation conversion assembly includes: a fixed plate, a first eccentric gear, a second eccentric gear, a third eccentric gear, and a driven gear. The fixed plate is fixed to the rear side of the mounting base plate. A first eccentric shaft is formed on the first eccentric gear, a second eccentric shaft is formed on the second eccentric gear, and a third eccentric shaft is formed on the third eccentric gear. The first and second eccentric shafts are pivotally connected to the translation plate, and the third eccentric shaft is pivotally connected to the fixed plate. The first, second, and third eccentric shafts are all perpendicular to the mounting base plate. The eccentricity, number of teeth, module, pressure angle, and tooth profile of the first, third, and second eccentric gears are all the same. The third eccentric gear meshes with the first eccentric gear and the second eccentric gear. The first eccentric gear, the third eccentric gear, and the second eccentric gear are arranged side by side in a vertical direction. When the distance between the third eccentric shaft and the first eccentric shaft is the farthest, the distance between the third eccentric shaft and the second eccentric shaft is the closest. When the distance between the third eccentric shaft and the first eccentric shaft is the closest, the distance between the third eccentric shaft and the second eccentric shaft is the farthest. The driven gear is fixedly connected to the third eccentric shaft. The rotation axis of the driven gear coincides with the rotation axis of the third eccentric shaft. The rotation axis of the driving gear is perpendicular to the mounting base plate. The driven gear meshes with the driving gear.

[0012] Optionally, the movable stand further includes: a first swing arm model, a second transmission gear, and a second rack. The first swing arm model extends rearward to form a second swing mounting shaft, which is pivotally connected to the right side of the torso model, and the first swing arm model is located on the front side of the mounting base. A vertically arranged second elongated guide hole is formed on the mounting base, and the second swing mounting shaft moves vertically through the second elongated guide hole. The second transmission gear is fixedly sleeved on the second swing mounting shaft, and the second rack is vertically fixed to the rear side of the mounting base, with the second transmission gear meshing with the second rack.

[0013] Optionally, the movable stand further includes: a second swing arm model, a third transmission gear, and a third rack. The second swing arm model extends rearward to form a third swing mounting shaft, which is pivotally connected to the left side of the torso model, and the second swing arm model is located on the front side of the mounting base. A vertically arranged third elongated guide hole is formed on the mounting base, and the third swing mounting shaft moves vertically through the third elongated guide hole. The third transmission gear is fixedly sleeved on the third swing mounting shaft, and the third rack is vertically fixed to the rear side of the mounting base, with the third transmission gear meshing with the third rack.

[0014] Optionally, the movable stand further includes: a first swing leg model and a fourth transmission gear, wherein the first swing leg model extends rearward to form a fourth swing mounting shaft, the fourth swing mounting shaft is vertically pivotally connected to the mounting base plate, and the first swing leg model is located on the lower side of the torso body model; the fourth transmission gear is fixedly sleeved on the fourth swing mounting shaft.

[0015] Optionally, the movable stand further includes: a fifth transmission gear and a connecting swing arm. The fifth transmission gear is pivotally connected to the rear side of the mounting base plate. The fifth transmission gear also has a pivot swing arm that protrudes radially outward. The lower end of the connecting swing arm is pivotally connected to the upper end of the connecting swing arm, and the upper end of the connecting swing arm is pivotally connected to the left side of the third transmission gear. The connecting swing arm is arranged at an angle from the lower left to the upper right, and the rotation axis lines of the upper and lower ends of the connecting swing arm are both perpendicular to the mounting base plate.

[0016] Optionally, the movable stand further includes: a second swing leg model, a sixth transmission gear, and a fourth rack. The second swing leg model extends rearward to form a fifth swing mounting shaft. A fourth elongated guide hole is also formed on the mounting base plate, which is inclined from the upper left to the lower right. A fifth elongated guide hole is formed on the translation plate, which is inclined from the upper right to the lower left. The fifth swing mounting shaft slides through the fourth elongated guide hole in the front-back direction, and the second swing leg model is located below the torso model. The sixth transmission gear is fixedly sleeved on the fifth swing mounting shaft. A sliding column extends rearward from the sixth transmission gear, and the axis of the sliding column coincides with the axis of rotation of the sixth transmission gear. The sliding column slides through the fifth elongated guide hole in the front-back direction. The fourth rack is fixed to the rear side of the mounting base plate and is parallel to the fourth elongated guide hole. The sixth transmission gear meshes with the fourth rack.

[0017] Optionally, the torso model further protrudes rearward to form a first fixed connecting post and a second fixed connecting post. The mounting base plate also forms a sixth elongated guide hole and a seventh elongated guide hole. The sixth elongated guide hole and the seventh elongated guide hole are both vertically arranged. The first fixed connecting post moves vertically along the front-back direction and passes through the sixth elongated guide hole. The second fixed connecting post moves vertically along the front-back direction and passes through the seventh elongated guide hole. The rear ends of the first fixed connecting post and the rear ends of the second fixed connecting post are both fixedly connected to the translation plate.

[0018] Optionally, the movable stand further includes: an outer frame, a transparent inner frame, a transparent panel, and a back cover; the mounting base is fixedly embedded in the outer frame; the transparent inner frame is fixed to the front side of the mounting base; an annular limiting wall is formed by protruding from all four sides of the front side of the outer frame towards the center; the transparent panel is fixedly clamped between the front side of the transparent inner frame and the rear side of the annular limiting wall; the back cover is fixedly closed to the rear side of the outer frame; and the mounting base is located between the transparent inner frame and the back cover.

[0019] Optionally, the movable stand further includes: a light strip and a power module; an annular receiving groove is formed in the transparent inner frame, and the light strip is placed in the annular receiving groove in a circumferential manner; the power module is fixed on the mounting base plate, and the rotary driver and the light strip are both electrically connected to the power module.

[0020] The rotary actuator of the movable stand of this invention is fixed to the rear side of the mounting base, and the drive gear is fixedly connected to the output shaft of the rotary actuator. A reciprocating translation conversion assembly is located on the rear side of the mounting base, and a translation plate moves vertically to the rear side of the mounting base. The reciprocating translation conversion assembly is driven between the drive gear and the translation plate. The torso model moves vertically to the front side of the mounting base, and the torso model is fixedly connected to the translation plate. The head model protrudes rearward to form a first swing mounting shaft, which is pivotally connected to the upper end of the torso model in the front-rear direction, and the head model is located on the front side of the mounting base. A vertically arranged first elongated guide hole is formed on the mounting base, and the first swing mounting shaft moves vertically through the first elongated guide hole. A first transmission gear is fixedly sleeved on the first swing mounting shaft, and a first rack is vertically fixed to the rear side of the mounting base, with the first transmission gear meshing with the first rack. The rotary driver drives the drive gear to rotate, which in turn drives the reciprocating translation conversion component to move the translation plate vertically up and down. Simultaneously, the torso model, head model, and first transmission gear all move vertically up and down with the translation plate. Since the first transmission gear meshes with a fixed first rack, it can be driven by the rack to rotate in both directions, causing the head model to rotate in both directions, creating a dynamic effect of vertical up-and-down movement and left-and-right swaying. This allows the torso and head models to move vertically and horizontally in tandem, achieving a dynamic display that replaces the static display structure of traditional standees, resulting in a more sophisticated structure. This dynamic display of vertical reciprocating movement and left-and-right swaying makes the display more varied and layered, effectively attracting and maintaining consumer attention, and significantly enhancing visual appeal. Furthermore, creating a dynamic and adaptable display format enhances the visual experience, fosters a lively and engaging atmosphere, and makes the display more dynamic and vibrant, resulting in a richer experience. This avoids visual fatigue for consumers, increasing viewing interest and sustained appeal. Ultimately, it improves and enhances the consumer's viewing experience, better meeting their usage needs. Attached Figure Description

[0021] Figure 1 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the movable stand after the transparent panel has been removed, according to an embodiment of this utility model.

[0022] Figure 2 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the movable standee from another perspective, representing an embodiment of the present invention.

[0023] Figure 3 for Figure 1 A schematic diagram of its breakdown.

[0024] Figure 4 for Figure 2 A schematic diagram of its breakdown.

[0025] Figure 5 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the mounting base, rotary driver, drive gear, reciprocating translation conversion component, translation plate, torso model, head model, first transmission gear, first rack, first swing arm model, second transmission gear, second rack, second swing arm model, third transmission gear, third rack, first swing leg model, fourth transmission gear, fifth transmission gear, linked swing arm, second swing leg model, sixth transmission gear, fourth rack, and transparent inner frame of the movable stand according to an embodiment of the present utility model.

[0026] Figure 6 for Figure 5 A schematic diagram from another perspective.

[0027] Figure 7 for Figure 6 A schematic diagram of its breakdown.

[0028] Figure 8 for Figure 6 Another decomposition diagram.

[0029] Figure 9 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the combination of the mounting base plate, rotary driver, drive gear, reciprocating translation conversion component, translation plate, first transmission gear, second transmission gear, third transmission gear, fourth transmission gear, fifth transmission gear and sixth transmission gear of the movable stand according to an embodiment of the present utility model.

[0030] Figure 10 for Figure 9 A schematic diagram from another perspective.

[0031] Figure 11 for Figure 10 A schematic diagram of its breakdown. Detailed Implementation

[0032] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and preferred embodiments, but the implementation of the present invention is not limited thereto.

[0033] See Figures 1 to 11The movable standee 100 of this utility model includes: a mounting base plate 11, a rotary driver 12, a drive gear 13, a reciprocating translation conversion assembly 14, a translation plate 15, a torso model 16, a head model 17, a first transmission gear 18, and a first rack 19. The rotary driver 12 is fixed to the rear side of the mounting base plate 11, and the drive gear 13 is fixedly connected to the output shaft of the rotary driver 12, that is, the rotation axis of the drive gear 13 coincides with the rotation axis of the output shaft of the rotary driver 12, so that the rotary driver 12 can drive the drive gear 13 to rotate. The rotary driver 12 can be specifically selected as a motor, but is not limited thereto. A reciprocating translation conversion assembly 14 is disposed on the rear side of the mounting base plate 11. The translation plate 15 moves vertically on the rear side of the mounting base plate 11. The reciprocating translation conversion assembly 14 is connected to the drive gear 13 and the translation plate 15, thereby converting the rotational motion of the drive gear 13 into the vertical reciprocating motion of the translation plate 15. The torso model 16 moves vertically on the front side of the mounting base plate 11 and is fixedly connected to the translation plate 15, so that the torso moves vertically up and down synchronously with the mounting base plate 11. The head model 17 protrudes rearward to form a first swing mounting shaft 171. The first swing mounting shaft 171 is pivotally connected to the upper end of the torso model 16 in the front-rear direction, and the head model 17 is located on the front side of the mounting base plate 11. A vertically arranged first elongated guide hole 111 is formed on the mounting base plate 11. The first swing mounting shaft 171 is vertically moved and passes through the first elongated guide hole 111. The first elongated guide hole 111 can avoid and limit the vertical up-and-down movement of the first swing mounting shaft 171. Optionally, in this embodiment, the rear end of the first swing mounting shaft 171 is also vertically pivotally connected to the translation plate 15, making the pivot mounting structure of the first swing mounting shaft 171 more robust and stable. The first transmission gear 18 is fixedly sleeved on the first swing mounting shaft 171, and the first rack 19 is vertically fixed to the rear side of the mounting base plate 11. The first transmission gear 18 meshes with the first rack 19. The vertically moving first transmission gear 18 can be driven by the first rack 19 to reciprocate and switch between forward and reverse rotation, so that the head body model 17 rotates back and forth with the first transmission gear 18, producing a dynamic effect of the head body model 17 moving vertically up and down while swinging left and right. Then, the rotary driver 12 drives the drive gear 13 to rotate, and the drive gear 13 drives the reciprocating translation conversion component 14 to drive the translation plate 15 to move vertically up and down reciprocally.Simultaneously, the torso model 16, head model 17, and the first transmission gear 18 all move vertically up and down with the translation plate 15. Since the vertically moving first transmission gear 18 meshes with the fixed first rack 19, it can be driven by the rack 19 to rotate in both directions, causing the head model 17 to rotate in both directions, creating a dynamic effect of vertical up-and-down movement and left-and-right swaying. This allows the torso model 16 and head model 17 to move up and down in tandem, and the head model 17 to sway left and right, achieving a dynamic display of vertical reciprocating movement and left-and-right swaying, replacing the static display structure of traditional standees, resulting in a more sophisticated structure. This dynamic display of vertical reciprocating movement and left-and-right swaying makes the display more varied and layered, more effectively attracting and maintaining consumer attention, and greatly enhancing visual appeal. Furthermore, creating a dynamic and adaptable display format enhances the visual experience, fosters a lively and engaging atmosphere, and makes the display more dynamic and vibrant, resulting in a richer experience. This avoids visual fatigue for consumers, increasing viewing interest and sustained appeal. Ultimately, it improves and enhances the consumer's viewing experience, better meeting their usage needs. Specifically, as follows: Please see Figure 4 , Figures 6 to 11The reciprocating translation conversion assembly 14 includes a fixed plate 141, a first eccentric gear 142, a second eccentric gear 143, a third eccentric gear 144, and a driven gear 145. The fixed plate 141 is fixed to the rear side of the mounting base plate 11. Preferably, in this embodiment, the translation plate 15 is located between the fixed plate 141 and the mounting base plate 11 in the front-rear direction, but this is not a limitation. In this embodiment, the rotary driver 12 can be optionally fixedly mounted on the fixed plate 141, thereby realizing a mounting structure in which the rotary driver 12 is fixed to the rear side of the mounting base plate 11. A first eccentric shaft 1421 is formed on the first eccentric gear 142, a second eccentric shaft 1431 is formed on the second eccentric gear 143, and a third eccentric shaft 1441 is formed on the third eccentric gear 144. That is, the rotation axis of the first eccentric shaft 1421 is offset from the geometric center of the first eccentric gear 142, the rotation axis of the second eccentric shaft 1431 is offset from the geometric center of the second eccentric gear 143, and the rotation axis of the third eccentric shaft 1441 is offset from the geometric center of the third eccentric gear 144. The first eccentric shaft 1421 and the second eccentric shaft 1431 are both pivotally connected to the translation plate 15, and the third eccentric shaft 1441 is pivotally connected to the fixed plate 141. The first eccentric shaft 1421, the second eccentric shaft 1431, and the third eccentric shaft 1441 are all perpendicular to the mounting base plate 11. The first eccentric gear 142, the third eccentric gear 144, and the second eccentric gear 143 have the same eccentricity, number of teeth, module, pressure angle, and tooth profile. The third eccentric gear 144 meshes with the first eccentric gear 142 and the second eccentric gear 143, and the first eccentric gear 142, the third eccentric gear 144, and the second eccentric gear 143 are arranged side by side in the vertical direction. When the distance between the third eccentric shaft 1441 and the first eccentric shaft 1421 is the farthest, the distance between the third eccentric shaft 1441 and the second eccentric shaft 1431 is the closest; when the distance between the third eccentric shaft 1441 and the first eccentric shaft 1421 is the closest, the distance between the third eccentric shaft 1441 and the second eccentric gear 1431 is the farthest. This allows the third eccentric gear 144 to smoothly and stably drive the first eccentric gear 142 and the second eccentric gear 143 to rotate synchronously, in the same direction, and at the same speed. Driven gear 145 is fixedly connected to the third eccentric shaft 1441. The rotation axis of driven gear 145 coincides with the rotation axis of the third eccentric shaft 1441. The rotation axis of driving gear 13 is perpendicular to the mounting base plate 11. Driven gear 145 meshes with driving gear 13. Thus, driving gear 13 drives driven gear 145 to rotate, and driven gear 145 drives the third eccentric shaft 1441 to rotate. The third eccentric gear 144 rotates synchronously with the third eccentric shaft 1441.The third eccentric gear 144 drives the first eccentric gear 142 and the second eccentric gear 143 to rotate synchronously, in the same direction, and at the same speed. Utilizing the meshing and eccentric characteristics of the eccentric gears, and since both the first eccentric shaft 1421 and the second eccentric shaft 1431 are pivotally connected to the translation plate 15, the rotational motion of the third eccentric shaft 1441 can be converted into the reciprocating linear translational motion of the translation plate 15 in the vertical direction. Thus, the reciprocating translation conversion component 14 converts the rotational motion of the drive gear 13 into the vertical reciprocating movement of the translation plate 15.

[0034] Please continue reading. Figures 6 to 11 The translation plate 15 has a first positioning protrusion 152 and a second positioning protrusion 153, which are arranged at intervals along the vertical direction. The fixing plate 141 has a first guide groove 1411 and a second guide groove 1412 recessed along the vertical direction, which are arranged opposite to each other along the vertical direction. The first positioning protrusion 152 is slidably engaged in the first guide groove 1411, and the second positioning protrusion 153 is slidably engaged in the second guide groove 1412. This allows the first positioning protrusion 152 to be limited and slidably engaged in the first guide groove 1411 along the vertical direction, and the second positioning protrusion 153 to be limited and slidably engaged in the second guide groove 1412 along the vertical direction, thereby realizing the mounting structure in which the translation plate 15 moves vertically to the rear side of the mounting base plate 11. The structure is simpler and more reasonable.

[0035] Please see Figure 11 Preferably, in this embodiment, the translation plate 15 has an elongated clearance hole 154 arranged vertically, and the third eccentric rotating shaft 1441 slides through the elongated clearance hole 154. On the one hand, by providing the elongated clearance hole 154 to avoid the third eccentric rotating shaft 1441, the vertical movement of the translation plate 15 is prevented from being interfered with or hindered, resulting in a more efficient structure. On the other hand, when the elongated clearance hole 154 moves left or right, it can also be guided and limited by the third eccentric rotating shaft 1441, ensuring that the vertical movement of the translation plate 15 is more stable and secure.

[0036] Please see Figure 1 , Figures 3 to 11The movable stand 100 of this utility model further includes: a first swing arm model 21, a second transmission gear 22, and a second rack 23. The first swing arm model 21 extends rearward to form a second swing mounting shaft 211, which is pivotally connected to the right side of the torso model 16, and the first swing arm model 21 is located on the front side of the mounting base plate 11. A vertically arranged second elongated guide hole 112 is formed on the mounting base plate 11, and the second swing mounting shaft 211 moves vertically through the second elongated guide hole 112. The second elongated guide hole 112 can avoid and limit the vertical up and down movement of the second swing mounting shaft 211. Optionally, in this embodiment, the rear end of the second swing mounting shaft 211 is vertically pivotally connected to the translation plate 15, making the pivot mounting structure of the second swing mounting shaft 211 more robust and stable. The second transmission gear 22 is fixedly sleeved on the second swing mounting shaft 211, and the second rack 23 is vertically fixed to the rear side of the mounting base plate 11. The second transmission gear 22 meshes with the second rack 23. The second transmission gear 22, which moves vertically up and down, can be driven by the second rack 23 to reciprocate and switch between forward and reverse rotation, so that the first swing arm model 21 rotates back and forth with the second transmission gear 22, producing a dynamic effect of the first swing arm model 21 moving vertically up and down while swinging.

[0037] Please continue reading. Figure 1 , Figures 3 to 11 The movable stand 100 of this utility model further includes: a second swing arm model 24, a third transmission gear 25, and a third rack 26. The second swing arm model 24 extends rearward to form a third swing mounting shaft 241, which is pivotally connected to the left side of the torso model 16, and the second swing arm model 24 is located on the front side of the mounting base plate 11. A vertically arranged third elongated guide hole 113 is formed on the mounting base plate 11, and the third swing mounting shaft 241 is vertically moved through the third elongated guide hole 113. The third elongated guide hole 113 can avoid and limit the vertical up and down movement of the third swing mounting shaft 241. Optionally, in this embodiment, the third transmission gear 25 is fixedly sleeved on the third swing mounting shaft 241, and the third rack 26 is vertically fixed to the rear side of the mounting base plate 11, with the third transmission gear 25 meshing with the third rack 26. The third transmission gear 25, which moves vertically up and down, can be driven by the third rack 26 to rotate back and forth, causing the second swing arm model 24 to rotate back and forth with the third transmission gear 25, producing a dynamic effect of the second swing arm model 24 moving vertically up and down while swinging.

[0038] Please continue reading. Figure 1 , Figures 3 to 11The movable stand 100 of this utility model also includes: a first swing leg model 31 and a fourth transmission gear 32. The first swing leg model 31 extends rearward to form a fourth swing mounting shaft 311. The fourth swing mounting shaft 311 is vertically pivotally connected to the mounting base plate 11, and the first swing leg model 31 is located on the lower side of the torso body model 16. The fourth transmission gear 32 is fixedly sleeved on the fourth swing mounting shaft 311, so that the fourth transmission gear 32, the fourth swing mounting shaft 311 and the first swing leg model 31 pivot and swing synchronously.

[0039] Furthermore, the movable stand 100 of this utility model also includes: a fifth transmission gear 33 and a connecting swing arm 34. The fifth transmission gear 33 is pivotally connected to the rear side of the mounting base plate 11. A pivot swing arm 331 is also formed on the fifth transmission gear 33 in a radial outward protrusion. The lower end of the connecting swing arm 34 is pivotally connected to the upper end of the pivot swing arm 331. The upper end of the connecting swing arm 34 is pivotally connected to the left side of the third transmission gear 25. That is, the rotation axis of the upper end of the connecting swing arm 34 is different from the rotation axis of the third transmission gear 25. The connecting swing arm 34 is arranged obliquely from the lower left to the upper right. The rotation axes of the upper and lower ends of the connecting swing arm 34 are both perpendicular to the mounting base plate 11. When the third transmission gear 25 rotates, the rotation of the third transmission gear 25 drives the pivotal swing arm 331 to swing through the linkage swing arm 34. The fifth transmission gear can then swing with the pivotal swing arm 331 to form a crank rocker mechanism. The fifth transmission gear then drives the fourth transmission gear 32 to rotate, and the fourth transmission gear 32 drives the fourth swing mounting shaft 311 and the first swing leg model 31 to pivot and swing synchronously. This allows the torso model 16 to move vertically up and down in a reciprocating motion while simultaneously driving the second swing arm model 24 and the first swing leg model 31 to swing back and forth. The structure is more ingenious and reasonable.

[0040] Please continue reading. Figure 1 , Figures 3 to 11 The movable stand 100 of this utility model further includes: a second swing leg model 35, a sixth transmission gear 36, and a fourth rack 37. The second swing leg model 35 extends rearward to form a fifth swing mounting shaft 351. A fourth elongated guide hole 114 is also formed on the mounting base plate 11, which is inclined from the upper left to the lower right. A fifth elongated guide hole 151 is formed on the translation plate 15, which is inclined from the upper right to the lower left. The fifth swing mounting shaft 351 slides through the fourth elongated guide hole 114 in the front-rear direction, so that the fifth swing mounting shaft 351 can slide in the fourth elongated guide hole 114 along the length direction of the fourth elongated guide hole 114. The second swing leg model 35 is located on the lower side of the torso body model 16 and on the right side of the first swing leg model 31 (e.g., Figure 1 , Figure 3 and Figure 5(As shown). The sixth transmission gear 36 is fixedly sleeved on the fifth swing mounting shaft 351. A sliding column 361 protrudes rearward from the sixth transmission gear 36. The axis of the sliding column 361 coincides with the rotation axis of the sixth transmission gear 36. The sliding column 361 slides through the fifth elongated guide hole 151 in the front-back direction, allowing it to slide along the length of the fifth elongated guide hole 151. The fourth rack 37 is fixed to the rear side of the mounting base plate 11 and is parallel to the fourth elongated guide hole 114. The sixth transmission gear 36 meshes with the fourth rack 37. When the translation plate 15 moves vertically downward, the upper wall of the fifth elongated guide hole 151 pushes the sliding column 361, causing the fifth swing mounting shaft 351 to move to the lower right along the fourth elongated guide hole 114, causing the sixth transmission gear 36 to rotate counterclockwise. When the translation plate 15 moves vertically upward, the lower wall of the fifth elongated guide hole 151 pushes against the sliding column 361, causing the fifth swing mounting shaft 351 to move to the upper left along the fourth elongated guide hole 114, thus causing the sixth transmission gear 36 to rotate clockwise. This drives the sixth transmission gear 36 to rotate back and forth, and then the sixth transmission gear 36 drives the second swing leg model 35 to swing back and forth synchronously through the fifth swing mounting shaft 351.

[0041] Alternatively, to avoid interference between adjacent gears, in this embodiment, the un-meshed portions of the teeth of the first transmission gear 18, the third transmission gear 25, and the fourth transmission gear 32 can be removed, provided that the transmission meshing is satisfied. This allows for closer installation between the gears without mutual interference. Of course, when the distance between the gears is sufficiently large, the first transmission gear 18, the third transmission gear 25, and the fourth transmission gear 32 can also be selected as gears with complete teeth. Those skilled in the art can flexibly choose according to actual production needs; therefore, further details are omitted here, and all are within the protection scope of this utility model.

[0042] Please see Figures 6 to 8The torso model 16 also extends rearward to form a first fixed connecting post 161 and a second fixed connecting post 162. A sixth elongated guide hole 115 and a seventh elongated guide hole 116 are also formed on the mounting base plate 11, both arranged vertically. The first fixed connecting post 161 moves vertically along the front-back direction and passes through the sixth elongated guide hole 115, while the second fixed connecting post 162 moves vertically along the front-back direction and passes through the seventh elongated guide hole 116. The rear ends of both the first fixed connecting post 161 and the second fixed connecting post 162 are fixedly connected to the translation plate 15, thereby realizing the fixed connection mounting structure of the torso model 16 to the translation plate 15. The first fixed connecting column 161 can be guided vertically up and down by the sixth elongated guide hole 115, and the second fixed connecting column 162 can be guided vertically up and down by the seventh elongated guide hole 116, thereby making the vertical up and down movement of the torso model 16 and the moving plate more stable and firm, and the structure more reliable and reasonable.

[0043] Please see Figures 1 to 5The movable standee 100 of this utility model also includes: an outer frame 41, a transparent inner frame 42, a transparent panel 43 and a back cover 44. The mounting base 11 is fixedly embedded in the outer frame 41, and the transparent inner frame 42 is fixed to the front side of the mounting base 11. The outer frame 41 has an annular limiting wall 411 protruding from all four sides of the front side towards the center. The transparent panel 43 is fixedly clamped between the front side of the transparent inner frame 42 and the rear side of the annular limiting wall 411. The torso model 16, the head model 17, the first swing arm model 21, the second swing arm model 24, the first swing leg model 31 and the second swing leg model 35 are all located between the mounting base 11 and the transparent panel 43. This isolates the torso model 16, head model 17, first swing arm model 21, second swing arm model 24, first swing leg model 31, and second swing leg model 35 within the cavity formed by the mounting base 11, transparent panel 43, and transparent inner frame 42. This protects these models from external contact, preventing accidental contact that could affect their movement and providing better protection. The structure is therefore safer and more reliable. Furthermore, the rear cover 44 is fixedly closed to the rear side of the outer frame 41, and the mounting base 11 is located between the transparent inner frame 42 and the rear cover 44. The mounting base 11, rotary driver 12, drive gear 13, reciprocating translation conversion assembly 14, translation plate 15, torso model 16, head model 17, first transmission gear 18, first rack 19, first swing arm model 21, second transmission gear 22, second rack 23, second swing arm model 24, third transmission gear 25, third rack 26, first swing leg model 31, fourth transmission gear 32, fifth transmission gear 33, linked swing arm 34, sixth transmission gear 36, fourth rack 37, and transparent inner frame 42 are all encapsulated in the housing and mounting cavity formed between the back cover 44, outer frame 41, and transparent panel 43, so as to better protect the internal components and prevent accidental external interference, making the structure more robust and reliable.

[0044] Please continue reading. Figures 1 to 5The movable standee 100 of this utility model also includes: a light strip (not shown in the figure) and a power module 46. An annular receiving groove 421 is formed in the transparent inner frame 42. The light strip is placed around the annular receiving groove 421, and the illumination direction of the light strip is towards the center of the transparent inner frame 42. This allows the light emitted by the light strip to pass through the transparent inner frame 42 and illuminate the head body model 17, torso body model 16, first swing arm model 21, second swing arm model 24, first swing leg model 31, and second swing leg model 35. This creates a visual effect of a surrounding light-emitting band around the front of the mounting base plate 11, making the head body model 17, torso body model 16, first swing arm model 21, second swing arm model 24, first swing leg model 31, and second swing leg model 35 more clearly displayed, with a brighter and better visual effect, and a more reasonable and beautiful structure.

[0045] Furthermore, the power module 46 is fixed on the mounting base plate 11, and the rotary driver 12 and the light strip are electrically connected to the power module 46. The power module 46 controls the rotation or stopping of the rotary driver 12 and controls the illumination or extinguishing of the light strip. Specifically, in this embodiment, the power module 46 is provided with a swing control button 461, a light control button 462, and a power socket 463. Both the swing control button 461 and the light control button 462 extend through the cover in the front-to-back direction. Operating the swing control button 461 controls the rotation or stopping of the rotary driver 12, and operating the light control button 462 controls the illumination or extinguishing of the light strip. The rear cover 44 also has a insertion clearance hole 441 to avoid the power socket 463. The insertion clearance hole 441 is directly opposite the power socket 463 in the front-to-back direction, allowing the power socket 463 to be used for connecting external power cables, facilitating connection to an external power supply. It should be noted that the specific structure and working principle of the power module 46 and the swing control button 461, light control button 462 and power socket 463 are all conventional technical means well known to those skilled in the art, and therefore will not be described in detail here.

[0046] The working principle of the movable signboard 100 of this utility model will be explained in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings: First, plug the external power supply cable into the power socket 463.

[0047] When the torso model 16, head model 17, first swing arm model 21, second swing arm model 24, first swing leg model 31, and second swing leg model 35 need to move vertically up and down and swing for display, press the swing control button 461 on the power module 46 to turn on, so that the rotary driver 12 is powered on and starts to rotate. The rotary driver 12 drives the drive gear 13 to rotate, which in turn drives the driven gear 145 to rotate. The driven gear 145 then drives the third eccentric shaft 1441 to rotate, and the third eccentric gear 144 rotates synchronously with the third eccentric shaft 1441. The first eccentric gear 142 and the second eccentric gear 143 are driven by the third eccentric gear 144 to rotate synchronously, in the same direction and at the same speed. By utilizing the meshing and eccentric characteristics of the eccentric gears, and since the first eccentric shaft 1421 and the second eccentric shaft 1431 are both pivotally connected to the translation plate 15, the rotational motion of the third eccentric shaft 1441 can be converted into the reciprocating linear translational motion of the translation plate 15 in the vertical direction.

[0048] Among them, the torso model 16, the head model 17, the first transmission gear 18, the first swing arm model 21, the second transmission gear 22, the second swing arm model 24, and the third transmission gear 25 all move vertically up and down with the translation plate 15. Through the first rack 19, the second rack 23, and the third rack 26, the first transmission gear 18, the second transmission gear 22, and the third transmission gear 25 are driven to rotate back and forth in opposite directions, thereby driving the head model 17, the first swing arm model 21, and the second swing arm model 24 to move vertically up and down while swinging dynamically.

[0049] Moreover, when the third transmission gear 25 rotates, the rotation of the third transmission gear 25 drives the pivotal swing arm 331 to swing through the linkage swing arm 34. The fifth transmission gear can then swing with the pivotal swing arm 331 to form a crank rocker mechanism. The fifth transmission gear then drives the fourth transmission gear 32 to rotate, and the fourth transmission gear 32 drives the fourth swing mounting shaft 311 and the first swing leg model 31 to pivot and swing synchronously. This allows the torso model 16 to synchronously drive the second swing arm model 24 and the first swing leg model 31 to swing back and forth when it moves vertically up and down.

[0050] Simultaneously, when the translation plate 15 moves vertically downward, the upper wall of the fifth elongated guide hole 151 pushes against the sliding column 361, causing the fifth swing mounting shaft 351 to move to the lower right along the fourth elongated guide hole 114, thus causing the sixth transmission gear 36 to rotate counterclockwise. When the translation plate 15 moves vertically upward, the lower wall of the fifth elongated guide hole 151 pushes against the sliding column 361, causing the fifth swing mounting shaft 351 to move to the upper left along the fourth elongated guide hole 114, thus causing the sixth transmission gear 36 to rotate clockwise. This drives the sixth transmission gear 36 to rotate back and forth, switching between forward and reverse rotation, and then the sixth transmission gear 36 drives the second swing leg model 35 to swing back and forth synchronously via the fifth swing mounting shaft 351.

[0051] Thus, the torso model 16, head model 17, first arm model 21, second arm model 24, first leg model 31, and second leg model 35 are linked together to create a dynamic display effect of overall up-and-down movement and swinging.

[0052] When it is necessary to stop the swinging, press the swing control button 461 on the power module 46 to disconnect, and the rotation driver 12 will stop rotating. The torso model 16, head model 17, first swing arm model 21, second swing arm model 24, first swing leg model 31 and second swing leg model 35 will stop swinging.

[0053] When the light strip needs to be turned on or off, the light strip can be turned on or off by pressing the light control button 462.

[0054] It should be noted that the torso model 16, head model 17, first swing arm model 21, second swing arm model 24, first swing leg model 31 and second swing leg model 35 in this utility model can be designed with different shapes according to different usage requirements. Those skilled in the art can flexibly choose according to actual usage requirements, all of which are within the protection scope of this utility model, so they will not be described in detail here.

[0055] The rotary driver 12 of the movable stand 100 of this invention is fixed to the rear side of the mounting base 11, and the drive gear 13 is fixedly connected to the output shaft of the rotary driver 12. A reciprocating translation conversion assembly 14 is located on the rear side of the mounting base 11, and a translation plate 15 moves vertically to the rear side of the mounting base 11. The reciprocating translation conversion assembly 14 is driven between the drive gear 13 and the translation plate 15. The torso model 16 moves vertically to the front side of the mounting base 11, and the torso model 16 is fixedly connected to the translation plate 15. The head model 17 protrudes rearward to form a first swing mounting shaft 171, which is pivotally connected to the upper end of the torso model 16 in the front-rear direction, and the head model 17 is located on the front side of the mounting base 11. A vertically arranged first elongated guide hole 111 is formed on the mounting base 11, and the first swing mounting shaft 171 moves vertically through the first elongated guide hole 111. The first transmission gear 18 is fixedly sleeved on the first swing mounting shaft 171, and the first rack 19 is vertically fixed to the rear side of the mounting base plate 11. The first transmission gear 18 meshes with the first rack 19. Then, the rotary driver 12 drives the drive gear 13 to rotate, and the drive gear 13 drives the reciprocating translation conversion component 14 to drive the translation plate 15 to move vertically up and down reciprocally. At the same time, the torso model 16, the head model 17, and the first transmission gear 18 all move vertically up and down reciprocally with the translation plate 15. Since the vertically moving first transmission gear 18 meshes with the fixed first rack 19, the vertically moving first transmission gear 18 can be driven by the first rack 19 to rotate in both directions, so that the head model 17 rotates in both directions with the first transmission gear 18, producing a dynamic effect of the head model 17 moving vertically up and down while swinging left and right. This allows the torso model 16 and head model 17 to move up and down in tandem, and the head model 17 to swing left and right, achieving a dynamic display of vertical reciprocating movement and left and right reciprocating swing. This replaces the static display structure of traditional standees, resulting in a more sophisticated structure. The dynamic display of vertical reciprocating movement and left and right reciprocating swing makes the display effect more varied and layered, more effectively attracting and maintaining consumer visual attention, greatly enhancing visual appeal. Furthermore, the dynamic and variable display form improves the dynamic visual experience, creating a lively and vibrant display atmosphere, making the display effect more dynamic and energetic, and enriching the experience. It avoids consumer visual fatigue, increasing viewing interest and sustained appeal. Ultimately, it better improves and enhances the consumer's viewing experience and better meets their usage needs.

[0056] The present invention has been described above with reference to the embodiments, but the present invention is not limited to the embodiments disclosed above, but should cover various modifications and equivalent combinations made in accordance with the essence of the present invention.

Claims

1. A movable stand, characterized in that, include: The system comprises a mounting base, a rotary actuator, a drive gear, a reciprocating translation conversion assembly, a translation plate, a torso model, a head model, a first transmission gear, and a first rack. The rotary actuator is fixed to the rear side of the mounting base, and the drive gear is fixedly connected to the output shaft of the rotary actuator. The reciprocating translation conversion assembly is located on the rear side of the mounting base, and the translation plate moves vertically to the rear side of the mounting base. The reciprocating translation conversion assembly is drively connected between the drive gear and the translation plate. The torso model moves vertically to the front side of the mounting base, and the torso model... The head body model is fixedly connected to the translation plate; the head body model extends rearward to form a first swing mounting shaft, the first swing mounting shaft is pivotally connected to the upper end of the torso body model in the front-rear direction, and the head body model is located on the front side of the mounting base plate; a vertically arranged first elongated guide hole is formed on the mounting base plate, and the first swing mounting shaft moves vertically through the first elongated guide hole; the first transmission gear is fixedly sleeved on the first swing mounting shaft, the first rack is vertically fixed to the rear side of the mounting base plate, and the first transmission gear meshes with the first rack.

2. The movable stand as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The reciprocating translation conversion assembly includes: a fixed plate, a first eccentric gear, a second eccentric gear, a third eccentric gear, and a driven gear. The fixed plate is fixed to the rear side of the mounting base plate. A first eccentric shaft is formed on the first eccentric gear, a second eccentric shaft is formed on the second eccentric gear, and a third eccentric shaft is formed on the third eccentric gear. The first and second eccentric shafts are pivotally connected to the translation plate, and the third eccentric shaft is pivotally connected to the fixed plate. The first, second, and third eccentric shafts are all perpendicular to the mounting base plate. The eccentricity, number of teeth, module, pressure angle, and tooth profile of the first, third, and second eccentric gears are all the same. The third eccentric gear meshes with the first eccentric gear and the second eccentric gear. The first eccentric gear, the third eccentric gear, and the second eccentric gear are arranged side by side in a vertical direction. When the distance between the third eccentric shaft and the first eccentric shaft is the farthest, the distance between the third eccentric shaft and the second eccentric shaft is the closest. When the distance between the third eccentric shaft and the first eccentric shaft is the closest, the distance between the third eccentric shaft and the second eccentric shaft is the farthest. The driven gear is fixedly connected to the third eccentric shaft. The rotation axis of the driven gear coincides with the rotation axis of the third eccentric shaft. The rotation axis of the driving gear is perpendicular to the mounting base plate. The driven gear meshes with the driving gear.

3. The movable stand as described in claim 1, characterized in that, Also includes: The system comprises a first swing arm model, a second transmission gear, and a second rack. The first swing arm model extends rearward to form a second swing mounting shaft, which is pivotally connected to the right side of the torso model, and the first swing arm model is located on the front side of the mounting base. A vertically arranged second elongated guide hole is formed on the mounting base, and the second swing mounting shaft moves vertically through the second elongated guide hole. The second transmission gear is fixedly sleeved on the second swing mounting shaft, and the second rack is vertically fixed to the rear side of the mounting base, with the second transmission gear meshing with the second rack.

4. The movable stand as described in claim 1, characterized in that, Also includes: The second swing arm model comprises a second swing arm model, a third transmission gear, and a third rack. The second swing arm model extends rearward to form a third swing mounting shaft, which is pivotally connected to the left side of the torso model, and the second swing arm model is located on the front side of the mounting base. A vertically arranged third elongated guide hole is formed on the mounting base, and the third swing mounting shaft moves vertically through the third elongated guide hole. The third transmission gear is fixedly sleeved on the third swing mounting shaft, and the third rack is vertically fixed to the rear side of the mounting base, with the third transmission gear meshing with the third rack.

5. The movable stand as described in claim 4, characterized in that, Also includes: The first swing leg model and the fourth transmission gear are provided. The first swing leg model extends rearward to form a fourth swing mounting shaft. The fourth swing mounting shaft is vertically pivotally connected to the mounting base plate, and the first swing leg model is located on the lower side of the torso body model. The fourth transmission gear is fixedly sleeved on the fourth swing mounting shaft.

6. The movable stand as described in claim 5, characterized in that, Also includes: The fifth transmission gear and the connecting swing arm are pivotally connected to the rear side of the mounting base plate. The fifth transmission gear also has a pivotally connected swing arm that protrudes radially outward. The lower end of the connecting swing arm is pivotally connected to the upper end of the connecting swing arm, and the upper end of the connecting swing arm is pivotally connected to the left side of the third transmission gear. The connecting swing arm is arranged at an angle from the lower left to the upper right. The rotation axis lines of the upper and lower ends of the connecting swing arm are both perpendicular to the mounting base plate.

7. The movable stand as described in claim 1, characterized in that, Also includes: The second swing leg model comprises a second swing leg model, a sixth transmission gear, and a fourth rack. The second swing leg model extends rearward to form a fifth swing mounting shaft. A fourth elongated guide hole is also formed on the mounting base, which is inclined from the upper left to the lower right. A fifth elongated guide hole is formed on the translation plate, which is inclined from the upper right to the lower left. The fifth swing mounting shaft slides through the fourth elongated guide hole in the front-back direction, and the second swing leg model is located below the torso model. The sixth transmission gear is fixedly sleeved on the fifth swing mounting shaft. A sliding column extends rearward from the sixth transmission gear, and the axis of the sliding column coincides with the rotation axis of the sixth transmission gear. The sliding column slides through the fifth elongated guide hole in the front-back direction. The fourth rack is fixed to the rear side of the mounting base and is parallel to the fourth elongated guide hole. The sixth transmission gear meshes with the fourth rack.

8. The movable stand as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The torso model also has a first fixed connecting post and a second fixed connecting post extending rearward. The mounting base plate also has a sixth elongated guide hole and a seventh elongated guide hole, both of which are vertically arranged. The first fixed connecting post moves vertically along the front-back direction and passes through the sixth elongated guide hole, while the second fixed connecting post moves vertically along the front-back direction and passes through the seventh elongated guide hole. The rear ends of the first fixed connecting post and the rear ends of the second fixed connecting post are both fixedly connected to the translation plate.

9. The movable stand as described in any one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that, Also includes: The system comprises an outer frame, a transparent inner frame, a transparent panel, and a rear cover. The mounting substrate is fixedly embedded within the outer frame, and the transparent inner frame is fixed to the front side of the mounting substrate. The outer frame has an annular limiting wall extending from its front perimeter towards the center. The transparent panel is fixedly clamped between the front side of the transparent inner frame and the rear side of the annular limiting wall. The rear cover is fixedly closed to the rear side of the outer frame, and the mounting substrate is located between the transparent inner frame and the rear cover.

10. The movable stand as described in claim 9, characterized in that, Also includes: The light strip and power module are provided. An annular receiving groove is formed in the transparent inner frame, and the light strip is placed in the annular receiving groove in a circular manner. The power module is fixed on the mounting base plate, and the rotary driver and the light strip are electrically connected to the power module.

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