Stage automatic blooming prop

Abstract

A stage automatic blooming prop, comprising an inner ring and an outer ring, wherein the inner ring and the outer ring each consist of two rotatable and openable halves; a plurality of balls are arranged above and below around the inner ring; the outer ring is sleeved outside the inner ring and slidably cooperates with the balls; a gear ring is disposed on the inner side of the bottom of the outer ring; a servo motor is disposed at the bottom of the inner ring, and a gear of the servo motor meshes with the gear ring; the outer ring is provided with a plurality of fixed blooming mechanisms; the blooming mechanism comprises rotatably connected mounting plates and arc-shaped frames; the mounting plates control rotation of the arc-shaped frames via electric telescopic rods; the arc-shaped frames are fixedly connected to petals. Compared with the prior art, the advantages of the invention lie in that: during a performance, the petals can be remotely controlled as needed. When fully lowered, the electric telescopic rods extend, and the twelve petals enclose the performer's lower limbs. By remotely activating the electric telescopic rods to retract, the arc-shaped frames rotate upward, causing the petals to flip upward bloom until reaching the fully opened state shown in FIG. 2. By remotely activating the servo motor, the outer ring can rotate, enabling the entire set of petals to turn horizontally, achieving rotational blooming. The petals can be adjusted to different upward and downward tilt angles, and the entire assembly can rotate to dynamically display the blooming effect, making the stage scene vivid and lifelike. This provides the audience with a dynamic, realistic visual experience, making the performance more colorful and engaging.