Glove and wearable sensor device comprising a glove and an electronic module
The glove design with a back portion, strap, and trigger holder uses elastic and hook-and-loop fasteners to securely attach to various hand sizes, addressing the challenge of size variability and reducing costs.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- DE102021126552
- Authority / Receiving Office
- DE · DE
- Patent Type
- Patents
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2021-10-13
- Publication Date
- 2025-09-04
- Estimated Expiration
- 2041-10-13
AI Technical Summary
Existing gloves with electrical triggers are not securely attachable to different hand sizes, leading to increased production, logistics, and storage costs due to the need for multiple sizes.
A glove design featuring a back portion, strap portion, and trigger holder, with a belt section that passes through an opening on the thumb side edge, allowing secure attachment to hands of varying sizes using elastic and hook-and-loop fasteners, ensuring a unit size that fits reliably.
The design provides a secure, reliable, and flexible attachment to hands of different sizes, reducing production and storage costs while maintaining operational safety and ease of use.
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Description
[0001] The invention relates to a glove, in particular a work glove, and a portable sensor device comprising a glove and an electronic module.
[0002] Gloves with electrical triggers are well known and are used, for example, in combination with one or more electronic modules. These electronic modules typically contain sensors and can also be attached to the glove, resulting in a portable sensor system, a so-called "wearable."
[0003] Such gloves are known, for example, from DE 10 2018 112 945 A1 and DE 10 2020 100 985 A1. Wristbands for attaching a lighting device are known from DE 10 2018 202 207 A1.
[0004] Furthermore, US Pat. No. 1,267,436 A shows a hand cuff. A module with lamps is arranged on the back of the cuff, and switches are provided in the section above the thumb. The cuff has a base body, two straps, and two corresponding buckles. The straps are guided along the palm of the hand and fastened like a belt using the buckles.
[0005] US Pat. No. 5,397,296 A shows a medical cuff for the treatment of carpal tunnel syndrome. The cuff has a palm section and is closed over the back of the hand.
[0006] For example, the electronic module is a barcode scanner, and the trigger is used to initiate a scan. The trigger can also be used for other purposes, such as counting operations or operating other units of the wearable. The electrical trigger must therefore be easy to trigger but also protected against accidental activation.
[0007] The gloves are also worn by a variety of different users, who naturally have different sizes and therefore different hand sizes. Therefore, it is necessary to provide gloves in different sizes, which increases production, logistics, and inventory costs.
[0008] It is therefore an object of the invention to provide a glove and a wearable sensor device which has a standard size and can thus be securely and reliably attached to the hand regardless of the size of the user's hand.
[0009] The problem is solved by a glove according to claim 1.
[0010] According to the invention, the glove has a back-of-hand portion, a strap portion, a trigger, and a holder for an electronics module attached to the back-of-hand portion. The back-of-hand portion has a thumb-side edge, a wrist-side edge, and a palm-side edge. The back-of-hand portion has a first opening at the palm-side edge, and the strap portion extends from the thumb-side edge, or the back-of-hand portion has a first opening at the thumb-side edge, and the strap portion extends from the palm-side edge of the back-of-hand portion. When the glove is closed, the strap portion extends through the first opening, and a portion of the strap portion that has passed through the first opening releasably fastens the back-of-hand portion.
[0011] The invention is based on the finding that the glove, in particular the trigger section and the back-of-the-hand section, can be permanently, safely, and reliably attached to a user's hand if a strap section secures the glove along the palm. By means of the first opening and a releasable fastening of the back-of-the-hand section, sufficient tension can be applied to the back-of-the-hand section to securely fasten it to the hand. At the same time, the fastening with the strap section is flexible, allowing the glove to be attached to hands of different sizes.
[0012] In this case, occupational safety regulations, such as avoiding loops and protruding material parts, e.g. on the back of the hand, are also reliably adhered to.
[0013] For example, the region of the strap section that has passed through the first opening is detachably connected or attached to the back of the hand section, in particular the region of the wrist-side end of the back of the hand section.
[0014] In particular, the strap portion has a free end and an end that is permanently connected to the trigger portion or the back of the hand portion, which is opposite the free end. The free end is part of the area that passes through the first opening.
[0015] For example, in the closed state, an area for a user's hand is formed between the strap section and the back of the hand section.
[0016] The strap portion may be band-shaped and / or configured to attach the glove to a user's hand.
[0017] For example, when properly worn, the back of the hand portion covers the back of the user's hand and / or the strap portion extends across the palm, in particular twice.
[0018] The trigger section may also extend from the finger-side edge, particularly in the main direction.
[0019] In the context of this disclosure, the main direction is considered to be, for example, the direction from the wrist-side edge to the finger-side edge.
[0020] According to the invention, the back-of-hand portion has a trigger portion to which the trigger is attached. The trigger portion is provided on the thumb-side edge of the back-of-hand portion, and the strap portion extends from the trigger portion. In this way, the trigger portion, and thus the trigger, can be placed on the user's hand in a particularly reliable and easily accessible manner.
[0021] In one embodiment, the trigger section has a tongue that extends in the main direction from both the strap section and the back of the hand, in particular with the trigger being at least partially arranged on the tongue. This achieves optimal positioning of the trigger at the metacarpophalangeal joint of the index finger without restricting the freedom of movement of the fingers.
[0022] For even more reliable fastening of the trigger section, the trigger section can be provided between the strap section and the back of the hand section and / or the strap section can start from the edge of the trigger section facing away from the back of the hand section.
[0023] For example, the strap section is made of a stretchable and / or elastic material, particularly along the longitudinal direction of the strap section, which makes the glove particularly tight-fitting. The longitudinal direction is considered to be the direction from the permanently connected end to the free end.
[0024] In one embodiment, the strap section, when closed, particularly when properly worn, runs counter to the main direction toward the wrist-side edge and / or has a V-shaped profile, in particular with the first opening being the apex of the V-shape or V-shaped profile. This further improves the attachment of the glove to the hand.
[0025] For example, the user's thumb extends through an area defined by the strap section, in particular the legs of the V-shaped course, and the thumb-side edge.
[0026] In one aspect, the glove is designed without finger loops and / or without a palm portion, making the glove easy to put on. The strap portion is not considered a palm portion, since the palm remains largely exposed even when worn.
[0027] For reliable fastening of the trigger section, the trigger section can be provided between the strap section and the back of the hand section and / or the strap section can start from the edge of the trigger section facing away from the back of the hand section.
[0028] For example, the trigger section is the only permanent connection between the strap section and the back of the hand section.
[0029] In one embodiment, a fastening means for releasably securing the area of the strap portion that has passed through the first opening is arranged on the back of the hand, particularly on the wrist-side edge of the back of the hand. In this way, the releasable securing of the strap portion can be achieved even more reliably.
[0030] For example, the fastening means is a Velcro fastener and the belt section has a correspondingly complementary Velcro fastener, which makes the detachable fastening particularly easy to achieve.
[0031] Alternatively or additionally, the fastening means may have a second opening through which the strap section extends when closed, in particular wherein the strap section has two sections with complementary hook-and-loop fasteners on one side. This makes the detachable connection more secure.
[0032] In particular, the area of the belt section that has passed through the first opening also extends at least partially through the second opening.
[0033] To ensure that the glove fits even more tightly, the second opening can be arranged on the thumb-side edge and / or a main axis of the second opening can extend parallel to the thumb-side edge.
[0034] In one aspect, the fastening means is arranged closer in the main direction to the wrist-side edge than the first opening, the trigger portion and / or the permanently connected end of the strap portion to further improve the fastening of the glove.
[0035] According to the invention, the glove is particularly tight-fitting since the first opening is arranged closer to the wrist-side edge in the main direction than the trigger section and / or the permanently connected end of the strap section.
[0036] In one embodiment, the back of the hand portion has a width between the thumb-side edge and the hand-edge-side edge, wherein the strap portion has a length that corresponds to at least 2 times, in particular 2.5 times, the width of the back of the hand portion, thereby ensuring that the glove can be used with a particularly large number of different hand sizes.
[0037] To ensure easy access to the trigger, the trigger may be positioned further from the wrist-side edge in the main direction of the glove than 75% of the mount, especially than the entire mount.
[0038] In one embodiment, the glove has a base body including the backhand portion, the strap portion, and the trigger portion, making the glove easy to manufacture.
[0039] The back of the hand section, the strap section and the trigger section can be made as one piece.
[0040] In order to establish a reliable electrical connection between the trigger and the electronic module, the holder can have at least one electrical contact element which is electrically connected to the trigger by means of a cable, in particular by means of a flex PCB cable.
[0041] In one embodiment, the trigger and / or the cable is covered by a protective layer, in particular a protective layer different from the base body, thereby improving the service life of the glove.
[0042] In one embodiment, the portion of the strap section that has passed through the first opening and is not attached to the back of the hand is attached to another portion of the strap section when the glove is closed. This allows any excess length of the item to be safely stowed away.
[0043] Furthermore, the object is achieved by a wearable sensor device with a glove as described above and an electronic module which is inserted into the holder, in particular wherein the electronic module has a camera, a scanner for identifiers, such as barcodes, 2D codes or RFID tags, and / or a display for displaying instructions to the user, which can be triggered by actuating the trigger.
[0044] The features and advantages mentioned for the glove apply equally to the sensor device and vice versa.
[0045] Further features and advantages will become apparent from the following description and the accompanying drawings, to which reference is made. The drawings show: Fig. 1: a portable sensor device according to the invention with a glove according to the invention in a position spread out on a table in plan view, Fig. 2: an enlargement of the back of the hand and the trigger section of the glove according to Fig. 1, Fig. 3, Fig. 4: the glove according to Fig. 1 when properly worn on one hand in a view of the palm or back of the hand, Fig. 5: a top view according to the Fig. 1 of a second embodiment of a glove according to the invention, and Fig. 6: the glove according to Fig. 5 when properly worn on one hand of the user with the palm of the hand visible.
[0046] In Fig. 1 shows a wearable sensor device 10 with a glove 12 and an electronic module 14.
[0047] The electronics module 14 is, for example, a compact and robust device for industrial applications. In particular, the electronics module 14 includes a camera, a scanner for identifiers such as barcodes, 2D codes, or RFID tags, and / or a display for showing instructions to the user.
[0048] In particular, the electronic module 14 is not a smart device like a smartphone.
[0049] The glove 12 is in Fig. 1 is shown in a state spread out on a flat surface, for example it is laid out on a table.
[0050] The glove 12 has a base body 16 which is made, for example, of an elastic material such as neoprene, imitation leather, artificial leather (for example made of microfibers) and / or spacer fabric.
[0051] The base body 16 and in particular the entire glove 12 have no fingers or finger attachments.
[0052] Also, the glove 12 and the base body 16 do not have a palm portion, ie no portion which, when properly worn, rests against the palm of the hand and covers a predominant part of the palm, in particular more than 50%.
[0053] The glove 12 of the illustrated embodiment is therefore not a full-fingered glove, but rather a glove that only covers the back of the user's hand when worn properly. The glove 12 thus resembles a bandage that only encloses parts of the hand and does not need to be pulled over the hand, but rather is fastened around it.
[0054] The base body 16 has a back of the hand section 18 with a trigger section 20 and a strap section 22.
[0055] The back of the hand section 18 with the trigger section 20 and the strap section 22 are thus designed as one piece.
[0056] The back-of-hand portion 18 has a thumb-side edge 24, a wrist-side edge 26, a hand-edge edge 28, and a finger-side edge 30. The edges 24, 26, 28, and 30 are arranged counterclockwise in this order.
[0057] The terms “thumb side”, “wrist side”, “hand edge side” and “finger side” refer to the position of the respective edge 24, 26, 28, 30 in relation to the user’s hand when the glove 12 is properly worn.
[0058] For the sake of simplicity, this disclosure also refers to an upper side and a lower side of the glove 12 or the base body 16 and its sections. The upper side is the Fig. 1 visible side, the bottom is the hidden side.
[0059] With respect to the back of the hand portion 18 and the trigger portion 20, the upper side corresponds to the side facing away from the user's hand when the glove 12 is properly worn, and the underside accordingly rests against the user's hand.
[0060] The thumb-side edge 24 and the palm-side edge 28 are opposite each other. Likewise, the wrist-side edge 26 and the finger-side edge 30 are opposite each other.
[0061] For the sake of simplicity, within the scope of this invention, the main direction H of the glove 12 is considered to be the direction extending from the wrist-side edge 26 to the finger-side edge 30. This direction can be considered an extension of the user's arm when both the arm and hand are fully extended. The transverse direction Q of the glove 12 is perpendicular to this.
[0062] The trigger section 20 extends from the thumb-side edge 24 of the remaining back-of-hand section 18 in the transverse direction Q and also from the finger-side edge 30 in the main direction H.
[0063] For example, the trigger portion 20 extends from the area of the remaining back of the hand portion 18 in which the finger-side edge 30 and the thumb-side edge 24 would intersect or merge into one another.
[0064] In the embodiment shown, the strap section 22 extends from the trigger section 20, more precisely from the side of the trigger section 20 which is facing away from the back of the hand section 18.
[0065] The belt section 22 is band-shaped and has an end permanently connected to the trigger section 20 and a free end 32. The free end 32 is opposite the end permanently connected to the trigger section 20.
[0066] The trigger section 20 is located between the strap section 22 and the back of the hand section 18 and is thus the only permanent connection between the strap section 22 and the back of the hand section 18.
[0067] The belt section 22 has a length from its free end 32 to the end permanently connected to the trigger section 20, in particular to the trigger, of at least 250 mm, in particular at least 340 mm.
[0068] The belt section 22 can be designed to be stretchable and / or elastic in its longitudinal direction, i.e., in a direction from the free end 32 to the end permanently connected to the trigger section 20. For example, the material of the belt section 22 or the material of the base body 16 is stretchable and / or elastic in at least one direction.
[0069] On the top and / or the bottom, the belt section 22 has a Velcro strip 34 which extends in particular over at least half the length of the belt section 22.
[0070] The length of the strap section 22 is, for example, twice as large, in particular at least two and a half times as large as the width of the back of the hand section 18, i.e. the distance between the thumb-side edge 24 and the hand-edge-side edge 28 at the widest point.
[0071] In this embodiment, but also in general, when the glove is spread out on a flat surface as shown, an angle α extending from the strap portion 22 to the thumb-side edge 24 of the back-of-hand portion 18 can be less than 100°, in particular less than 90°. The angle α is to be measured in the mathematical sense of rotation (counterclockwise).
[0072] The belt section 22 has, for example, a width between 15 and 25 mm, in particular 20 mm.
[0073] In Fig. 2 shows a part of the glove 12 in an enlarged manner, more precisely the back of the hand section 18 and the trigger section 20.
[0074] It can be clearly seen that a fastening means 36 and a holder 38 for the electronic module 14 are arranged and secured on the upper side of the back-of-the-hand portion 18. Furthermore, the back-of-the-hand portion 18 has a first opening 40.
[0075] In the first embodiment shown, the fastening means 36 is a piece of hook-and-loop fastener tape 42 that complements the hook-and-loop fastener tape 34 of the belt section 22. This means that the hook-and-loop fastener tape 34 and the hook-and-loop fastener tape 42 adhere to each other when they come into contact, thus forming a hook-and-loop fastener.
[0076] The Velcro strip 42 extends along the wrist-side edge 26 of the back of the hand section 18.
[0077] For example, the Velcro strip 42 starts from the thumb-side edge 24 and extends almost completely to the hand-side edge 28, for example in the transverse direction Q.
[0078] The fastening means 36, in the embodiment shown the Velcro strip 42, is thus arranged closer to the wrist-side edge 26 than the first opening 40, the trigger section 20 and the permanently connected end of the strap section 22.
[0079] The first opening 40 is arranged on the edge 28 on the edge of the hand and has an extension along a main axis 44 which is substantially larger than transverse to the main axis 44.
[0080] The first opening 40 is thus almost slit-shaped. Furthermore, the first opening 40 can be reinforced by an eyelet 46.
[0081] In the embodiment shown, the main axis 44 runs parallel to the hand edge 28 of the back of the hand section 18.
[0082] In this embodiment, but also in any other embodiment, the main axis 44 and the thumb-side edge 24 can enclose an angle β of less than 90°, in particular less than 80°, wherein the angle β is to be measured starting from the main axis 44 of the first opening 40 in the mathematical direction of rotation (counterclockwise) when the glove is spread out on 12 on a flat surface.
[0083] Alternatively or additionally, the hand-edge side edge 28 can have an angle γ of less than 90°, in particular less than 80°, with the thumb-side edge 24, wherein the angle γ is to be measured starting from the hand-edge side edge 28 in the mathematical direction of rotation (counterclockwise) when the glove is spread out on 12 on a flat surface.
[0084] The first opening 40 may be provided on a tab 48 of the back of the hand portion 18, which protrudes from the holder 38.
[0085] The first opening 40 is arranged in the main direction H closer to the wrist-side edge 26 than the trigger section 20 and the permanently connected end of the strap section 22.
[0086] This information can refer to the point closest to the wrist-side edge 26 as well as to the area center of gravity of the Fig. Refer to the top view shown in Figure 1.
[0087] The holder 38 is provided on the finger-side edge 30 of the back of the hand portion 18 and is fastened on the upper side of the back of the hand portion 18.
[0088] The holder 38 is adjacent to the finger-side edge 30 or projects beyond the finger-side edge 30. In particular, the holder 38 is arranged parallel to the finger-side edge 30.
[0089] Two contact elements 49 are provided on the holder 38 for contacting the electronic module 14. The contact elements 49 extend into a receptacle in the holder 38, into which the electronic module 14 can be inserted.
[0090] The electronic module 14 has correspondingly implemented mating contacts which make electrical contact with the contact elements 49 when the electronic module 14 is inserted in the holder 38.
[0091] The trigger section 20 has a tongue 50 and a trigger 52.
[0092] The tongue 50 extends in the main direction H away from the wrist-side edge 26, further than the point of the strap section 22 and the point of the back of the hand section 18, which are each furthest away from the wrist-side edge 26.
[0093] The trigger 52 is arranged at least partially, in particular completely, on the tongue 50.
[0094] The trigger 52 is, for example, a mechanical button that is attached to the top of the trigger section 20.
[0095] The trigger 52 is further away from the wrist-side edge 26 in the main direction H than 75% of the holder 38, in particular than the entire holder 38. This information can be given in relation to the area of the holder 38 in the Fig. 1 or 2 shown top view.
[0096] The trigger 52 is connected to the holder, in particular the contact elements 49 of the holder 38, by means of a cable 54, which in the embodiment shown is designed as a flex PCB cable.
[0097] The trigger 52 and the cable 54 are covered by a protective layer 56 which Fig. 2 is not shown. The protective layer 56 may be made of a different material than the base body 16. In particular, the protective layer 56 has a first portion covering the trigger 52, for example, made of a thermoplastic material such as TPU, and a second portion covering the cable 54 and surrounding the trigger 52.
[0098] In the Fig. 3 and Fig. 4, the glove 12 is shown in the closed state and, at the same time, in the properly worn state on a user's hand. The closed state of the glove 12 can be achieved by attaching the strap portion 22 to the back of the hand portion 18, more specifically, the first opening 40 and the fastening means 36, as described below.
[0099] When properly worn, the backhand portion 18 rests on the back of the user's hand with its underside. The trigger portion 20, in particular the area of the trigger 52, rests with its underside on the metacarpophalangeal joint of the index finger, and the strap portion 22 extends twice across the palm of the hand.
[0100] The strap section 22 extends from the trigger section 20 through the first opening 40, which now rests against the edge of the hand. Subsequently, the portion of the strap section 22 that has passed through the first opening 40, i.e., has been passed through it, extends back over the palm of the hand to the fastening means 36, in this case, the hook-and-loop fastener 42.
[0101] The area of the strap section 22 that has passed through the first opening thus reaches the fastening means 36 via the wrist-side edge 26 of the back-of-hand section 18 and is releasably fastened there to the back-of-hand section 18 by means of the fastening means 36. The back-of-hand section 18 is thereby fastened by the strap section 22.
[0102] For example, the Velcro strip 42 of the back of the hand section 18 and the Velcro strip 34 of the belt section 22 adhere to each other.
[0103] The belt section 22 runs overall opposite to the main direction H, i.e. from the trigger section 20 to the wrist-side edge 26, although not in a direct path.
[0104] The excess length of the belt section 22 (excess length), i.e. a region of the belt section 22 that projects beyond the fastening means 36, can then be wrapped around the wrist and, if necessary, securely fixed by means of a clasp or also a Velcro strip on the back of the hand section 18 or on another region of the belt section 22 itself.
[0105] The user can now simply activate the trigger 52 by moving their thumb. This changes the electrical state of the contact elements 49, which can be detected by the inserted electronic module 14. The electronic module 14 can then perform a predefined action, for example, trigger a readout process using a barcode scanner. Thus, the electronic module 14 can be activated using the trigger 52.
[0106] In the illustrated embodiments, the course of the belt section 22 in the closed state corresponds to a V-shape or is V-shaped, with the first leg of the V-shape extending from the trigger section 20 and the tip of the V-shape being formed by the first opening 40, at which the belt section 22 changes direction. The second leg of the V-shape is finally formed by the area of the belt section 22 that has passed through the first opening and is attached to the fastening means 36.
[0107] In this way, a receptacle for the user's hand is formed between the belt section 22 and the back of the hand section 18.
[0108] In particular, the thumb extends through an area defined by the legs of the V-shape and the thumb-side edge 24 of the dorsal portion 18.
[0109] Thus, by means of the strap section 22, the back of the hand section 18 or the entire glove 12 is securely, reliably, and permanently attached to the user's hand, regardless of the user's hand size. Thus, the glove 12 is one size fits all. There is therefore a model for the right hand and a different model for the left hand. However, these models are only required in one size.
[0110] In the embodiment shown, the belt section 22 extends from the trigger section 20. It is also conceivable that the trigger section 20 extends from the hand edge 28 of the back of the hand section 18 and the trigger section 20 has the first opening 40.
[0111] In the Fig. 5 and Fig. Figure 6 shows a second embodiment of the glove 12 according to the invention, which essentially corresponds to the first embodiment, so that only the differences will be discussed below. Identical and functionally identical parts are provided with the same reference numerals.
[0112] In the second embodiment, the fastening means 36 is designed differently. The fastening means 36 now has a second opening 58 in the back of the hand portion 18. The shape of the second opening 58 corresponds to the first opening 40, allowing the strap portion 22 to be passed through.
[0113] The main axis 60 of the second opening 58 runs parallel to the thumb-side edge 24 and the second opening 58 borders on the wrist-side edge 26.
[0114] The second opening 58 can also be reinforced by an eyelet 46.
[0115] In particular, the second opening 58 is located closer to the wrist-side edge 26 than the first opening 40.
[0116] The belt section 22 now has two Velcro strips 62, 64 on its top and / or bottom, which are complementary to each other so that they adhere to each other.
[0117] For example, both Velcro strips 62, 64 together extend over 50%, in particular 85% of the length of the belt section 22.
[0118] In Fig. 6, the glove 12 of the second embodiment is shown in the properly worn state on a hand of the user.
[0119] As described for the first embodiment, the belt section 22 extends in a V-shape. However, the portion of the belt section 22 that has passed through the first opening 40 is guided through the second opening 58, which thus closes off the second leg.
[0120] When the strap portion 22 has been passed through the second opening 58, the back of the hand portion 18 is fastened.
[0121] The excess length of the belt section 22 can then be returned in the same way, so that the excess length of the belt section 22 comes to lie over the second leg of the V-shape and is fastened there by means of the Velcro strips 62, 64.
[0122] Alternatively, the excess length can be wrapped around the wrist and releasably secured to the back of the hand portion 18, for example, by means of a hook-and-loop fastener 66 similar to that of the first embodiment. This hook-and-loop fastener 66 can be part of the fastening means 36, so that it corresponds to the hook-and-loop fastener 34.
[0123] This also enables secure attachment of the glove 12 or the back of the hand portion 18 to the user's hand, regardless of the size of the hand.
Claims
[1] Glove, in particular a work glove, with a back-of-the-hand portion (18), a strap portion (22), a trigger (52) and a holder (38) for an electronic module (14) which is fastened to the back-of-the-hand portion (18), wherein the back-of-the-hand portion (18) has a thumb-side edge (24), a wrist-side edge (26) and a hand-edge edge (28), wherein the back-of-the-hand portion (18) has a first opening (40) on the hand-edge side edge (28) and the strap portion (22) extends from the thumb-side edge (24), wherein the back-of-the-hand portion (18) has a trigger portion (20) to which the trigger (20) is attached, wherein the trigger portion (20) is provided on the thumb-side edge (24) of the back-of-the-hand portion (18), and wherein the strap portion (22) extends from the trigger portion (20), wherein the strap portion (22) extends through the first opening (40) in the closed state of the glove (12) and a region of the strap portion (22) which has passed through the first opening (40) releasably fastens the back of the hand portion (18), characterized by that the first opening (40) is arranged closer to the wrist-side edge (26) in the main direction (H) than the trigger section (20) and / or the permanently connected end of the strap section (22). [2] Glove according to claim 1, characterized by in that the trigger section (20) has a tongue (50) which extends in the main direction (H) both from the strap section (22) and from the remaining back of the hand section (18), in particular wherein the trigger (52) is arranged at least partially on the tongue (50). [3] Glove according to claim 1 or 2, characterized bythat the trigger section (20) is provided between the strap section (22) and the remaining back of the hand section (18) and / or that the strap section (22) extends from the edge of the trigger section (20) facing away from the remaining back of the hand section (18). [4] Glove according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by that the belt section (22) in the closed state, in particular in the properly worn state, runs counter to the main direction (H) towards the wrist-side edge (26) and / or has a V-shaped course, in particular wherein the first opening (40) is the tip of the V-shaped course. [5] Glove according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by that the glove (12) is designed free of loops for fingers and / or free of a palm section. [6] Glove according to one of the preceding claims, characterized bythat the belt section (22) is made of a stretchable and / or elastic material, in particular along its longitudinal direction. [7] Glove according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by that a fastening means (36) for releasably fastening the area of the belt section (22) which has passed through the first opening (40) is arranged on the back of the hand section (18), in particular on the wrist-side edge (26) of the back of the hand section (18). [8] Glove according to claim 7, characterized by that the fastening means (36) has a Velcro strip (34) and the belt section (22) has a Velcro strip (42) complementary thereto. [9] Glove according to claim 7 or 8, characterized byin that the fastening means (36) has a second opening (58) through which the belt section (22) extends in the closed state, in particular wherein the belt section (22) has two sections with mutually complementary Velcro strips (62, 64) on one side. [10] Glove according to claim 9, characterized by that the second opening (58) is arranged on the thumb-side edge (24) and / or a main axis (60) of the second opening (58) extends parallel to the thumb-side edge (24). [11] Glove according to one of claims 7 to 10, characterized by that the fastening means (36) is arranged closer to the wrist-side edge (26) in the main direction (H) than the first opening (40), the trigger section (20) and / or the permanently connected end of the strap section (22). [12] Glove according to one of the preceding claims, characterized bythat the back-of-the-hand portion (18) has a width between the thumb-side edge (24) and the hand-edge-side edge (28), wherein the strap portion (22) has a length which corresponds to at least 2 times, in particular 2.5 times, the width of the back-of-the-hand portion (18). [13] Glove according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by that the trigger (52) is further away from the wrist-side edge (26) in the main direction (H) of the glove (12) than 75% of the holder (38), in particular than the entire holder (38). [14] Glove according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by that the glove (12) has a base body (16) which has the back of the hand section (18), the strap section (22) and the trigger section (20). [15] Glove according to one of the preceding claims, characterized bythat the holder (38) has at least one electrical contact element (49) which is electrically connected to the trigger (52) by means of a cable (54), in particular by means of a flex PCB cable. [16] Glove according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by that the trigger (52) and / or the cable (54) is covered by a protective layer (56), in particular a protective layer (56) different from the base body (16). [17] Glove according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by that in the closed state of the glove (12), the area of the strap section (22) which has passed through the first opening (40) and is not fastened to the back of the hand section (18) is fastened to another area of the strap section (22). [18] Portable sensor device comprising a glove (12) according to any one of the preceding claims and an electronic module (14) inserted into the holder (38), in particular wherein the electronic module (14) comprises a camera, a scanner for identifiers such as barcodes, 2D codes or RFID tags, and / or a display for displaying instructions to the user, which can be triggered by actuating the trigger (52).
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