A Mobile Mirror for Line Dance Choreography

Abstract

This invention discloses a mobile mirror for line dance choreography, which comprises a mirror frame, a base arranged at the bottom of the mirror frame, universal wheels with brakes arranged at the bottom of the base, and a mirror fixedly installed in front of the mirror frame. A cleaning mechanism is affixed to the rear of the frame, which is connected to a vibration mechanism. A lifting mechanism is securely installed at the bottom of the frame. The top of the slider is securely attached to a connecting column. The lifting block is connected to the screw through the first rotating rod, allowing for sliding motion. The cleaning brush is connected to the mirror in a sliding manner through the connecting column. The gear engages with the gear slot through a rectangular aperture. The top of the telescopic column is securely attached to the mirror frame. The clamping rod is clamped with the gear. The telescopic column is connected to the bearing column in a sliding manner through the gear. The second clamping block and the solid column are both securely attached to the cleaning brush. This invention addresses the problem that existing devices are unable to clean the mirror surface, and the long-term accumulation of dust on the mirror can cause the dancer's observation to be blurred during practice.

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