Map with moving elements

Abstract

A map-based device with movable elements that allows a child or person with a disability to choose a route from point A to point B, using movable elements that display photos of food offered by a restaurant or other establishment. (Abstract figure: Figure 1)

Description

Title of the invention: Card with movable elements

[0001] The invention relates to a card intended for children or people with disabilities to choose their menu visually using photos in restaurants or any other organization.

[0002] The invention's primary objective is to give children or people with disabilities the opportunity to choose their menu on their own, without the help of a third person.

[0003] This will be a card in A5 closed / A4 open format or A4 closed / A3 open format (or any other dimensions) by which the child or person with a disability will choose, using movable elements going from point A to point B, the composition of his menu with the help of photos of the food offered by the restaurant.

[0004] The movable elements representing the food will be attached by means of Velcro, magnets or any other means allowing the connection of point A to point B.

[0005] The map will also include a color code to differentiate the location as simply as possible.

[0006] Example:

[0007] i. Drink = light blue ii. Dishes = pink iii. Side dishes = orange iv. Desserts = hard blue cheese

[0008] The elements will be arranged on one of the inner parts of the card, on the other inner part there will be, for example, plate + cutlery + glass with, for each, a colored dot associated with the color code corresponding to the elements.

[0009] The outside will have, on the front, an indication of the brand that initiated the printing of the card as well as that of the restaurant or organization and then, on the back, an explanation of the use of the card.

[0010] The features of the present invention will be better understood upon reading the following description, given in conjunction with the accompanying photographs in which: a. [Fig. 1] shows a possible version of the complete interior of the magnet card b. [Fig. 2] shows a possible version of the inside left page representing glass + plate + dessert without moving parts c. [Fig. 3] shows a possible version of the right-hand inside page with the movable elements arranged in color markers identical to the color swatches on the left-hand page d. [Fig. 4] shows the possible composition of the chosen menu e. [Fig. 5] shows a possible left-hand page version with Velcro. f. [Fig. 6] shows a possible right-hand page version with Velcro. g. [Fig.7] shows elements of potential front-facing food photos in version magnet and velcro h. [Fig.8] shows elements of potential food photos on the reverse side in magnetic and Velcro versions i. [Fig.9] shows a possible version of the front of the card without a logo restaurant or organization j. [Fig. 10] shows a possible version of the front of the card WITH a restaurant or organization logo k. [Fig. 11] shows a possible version of the back of the card with an explanation of how it works

Claims

3. Demands

1. A menu for children, or people with disabilities, with movable elements allowing them to visually compose their meal without the help of a third party.

2. Card according to claim 1 in which said movable elements can be affixed by Velcro, magnets or any other means of moving them from point A to point B.

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