Bed base headboard display stand

Abstract

The invention relates to display stands for showcasing and promoting displayed products, for presenting concept differences and for similar purposes. The invention relates in particular to display stands for showcasing bed bases and headboards in areas such as showrooms.

Description

[0001] BED BASE HEADBOARD DISPLAY STAND

[0002] Technical Field

[0003] The invention relates to display stands for showcasing and promoting displayed products, for presenting concept differences and for similar purposes.

[0004] The invention relates in particular to display stands for showcasing bed bases and headboards in areas such as showrooms.

[0005] Prior art

[0006] Furniture display stands offer a variety of solutions for retail stores and exhibition spaces. These solutions aim to improve customer experience, reduce labor costs and increase operational efficiency. However, existing technologies and methods have some significant limitations, preventing them from realizing their full potential.

[0007] Manual systems usually consist of simple displays and manually placed products. In these systems, store employees use physical labor to display or change products in response to customer requests. Manual systems come with high labor costs and are prone to errors. In addition, product presentation is often inconsistent and customers have longer waiting times. This has a negative impact on customer satisfaction, especially during peak periods.

[0008] Semi-automated display systems that include some mechanical or electronic components but are still significantly dependent on manual input. For example, a semi-automated system may use motorized shelves for the placement of certain products, but product changes are still done manually. Although semi-automated systems require less investment than fully automated systems, they are not optimal in terms of operational efficiency and user experience. Operational costs increase over time as system complexity and maintenance needs increase.

[0009] Fully automated display systems offer solutions that fully automate product display and changeover processes, requiring no manual intervention. They often include robotic arms, automated conveyor belts or advanced sensing technologies. High initial costs limit the widespread adoption of these systems. In addition, these systems are designed for specific product types or arrangements, making them inflexible to adapt for new products or changing store layouts. This is a disadvantage in fast-changing retail environments.

[0010] While earlier patents have introduced various innovations in product display, they have significant limitations in practical applications. For example, patent US10602842 describes modular and motorized shelving systems that enable automatic display of products. Users can control the shelves through voice commands or other interfaces. However, this system is limited by high initial costs and complex software requirements. Furthermore, when designed for specific product types and arrangements, it may lack flexibility. Similarly, patent US10849425 relates to motorized modular shelving systems that allow users to control storage units by interacting with voice commands or other interfaces. This system allows various storage units to be moved vertically and horizontally according to user access. However, high initial costs and complex structural components make it difficult to achieve widespread adoption. Also, some users may find it difficult to adapt to the technology.

[0011] Furniture display stands are an important tool for displaying products in retail stores and exhibition spaces. Nowadays, the furniture industry is undergoing a rapid transformation, which is also affecting the use and effectiveness of display stands. This transformation is driven by several factors such as digitalization, customer experience and logistical challenges. Furniture brands have started to use 3D visualization and augmented reality (AR.) technologies to showcase their products more effectively and enhance the customer experience. These technologies allow customers to virtually see products and imagine how they would look in their homes. With the pandemic, there has been a huge increase in online shopping. By optimizing their websites and online stores, furniture retailers aim to provide customers with a seamless shopping experience.

[0012] Global supply chain issues cause delays in furniture deliveries and cost increases. This makes it difficult for stores to manage inventory and negatively impacts customer satisfaction. Customers expect more personalized and interactive experiences in stores. This requires stores to use data analytics to understand customer preferences and behavior. In addition, customers want to examine products in detail before making a purchase. Therefore, stores are showcasing products using high-resolution images and videos.

[0013] Technology integration and digitalization lead to high initial costs. Technologies such as 3D visualization, AR. and VR are costly to implement. In addition, maintaining and updating these systems is an ongoing cost factor. Traditional displays lack flexibility and are difficult to rearrange when different products need to be displayed. Existing systems can be difficult to adapt for new product types or store layouts. Supply chain issues make it difficult to deliver products on time, which reduces customer satisfaction. Logistics problems make it difficult for stores to manage inventory, resulting in lost sales. Customers expect more interactive and digital experiences in stores. Traditional displays fall short of meeting these expectations.

[0014] To overcome these challenges, furniture displays need to invest in digitalization, use flexible and modular designs, optimize the supply chain and continuously improve the customer experience. In this context, the integration of new technologies and innovative solutions will help retailers gain a competitive advantage. While these prior techniques have offered significant advances in product display systems, they fall short in areas such as flexibility, costeffectiveness and customer interaction in dynamic and rapidly changing retail environments. Our new invention aims to overcome these limitations, providing a smarter, more flexible and greener automated merchandising system.

[0015] Aim of the Invention

[0016] The aim of the invention is to improve the customer experience of furniture display stands. This new system offers a more personalized and interactive in-store experience, responding more quickly and efficiently to customer requests. Customers can select the plinths and fabrics they want through digital displays and controls. Once selected, an automatic mechanism moves the headboards and fabrics to the desired position so that customers can examine the products in detail.

[0017] Another aim of the invention is to reduce labor costs. The automated display system minimizes the need for manual labor. This allows store employees to meet customer demands with less effort. Furthermore, the automated nature of the system reduces the error rate and ensures consistent presentation of products. This increases operational efficiency and positively impacts customer satisfaction.

[0018] Another aim of the invention is to increase operational efficiency. Thanks to the automatic mechanism, product changes are carried out quickly and efficiently. Sensors and identifying tags ensure that the selected products are in the correct position. Motors and mechanical components automatically display titles and fabrics. This ensures that order is constantly maintained in the store and products are always displayed in the best possible way.

[0019] Another aim of the invention is to increase flexibility. The system is capable of displaying different bed base headboard and fabrics. Thanks to its modular design, it allows flexibility in store arrangements and can be easily adapted to new product types. This provides a dynamic display solution that can respond to the rapidly changing needs of the retail environment.

[0020] The aim of the invention is also to promote digitalization. Digital displays and remote controls make it easier for customers to select and display products. This technology enriches the customer experience and supports stores' digital transformation processes. In addition, the system's data analytics capabilities provide important insights to understand customer preferences and behavior. This enables stores to make more strategic decisions and optimize their marketing activities.

[0021] Another aim of the invention is to ensure environmental sustainability. The energyefficient components of the automated system save energy. In addition, by optimizing the use of materials, the amount of waste is reduced. This minimizes environmental impact and reduces operating costs. The invention offers sustainable retail solutions by adopting an environmentally friendly approach.

[0022] Another aim of the invention is to improve logistics and supply chain management. The automated display system facilitates stock tracking and management of products. Despite global supply chain problems, it helps stores to manage their stock effectively. This reduces product delivery times and increases customer satisfaction. The system enables logistics processes to be managed more efficiently and effectively.

[0023] Another aim of the invention is to visually enrich the product selection process of customers by displaying headboard and bed base fabrics in an automated manner. This system aims to increase customer satisfaction and therefore sales potential by presenting the products in a more attractive and easily accessible way.

[0024] Another key aim of the invention is to digitally record customer choices and analyze this data to help stores and retailers optimize their inventory management and marketing strategies. This is critical for understanding which products are more popular and shaping supply chain decisions based on this information.

[0025] Another aim of the invention is also to maximize the use of store space. Compared to conventional display methods, it can display more products in less space, thus optimizing the use of retail space. This is a great advantage, especially for stores with limited space.

[0026] Another aim of the invention is to provide customers with a more personalized shopping experience. The ability for customers to easily browse products according to their preferences increases customer interaction and satisfaction, strengthening brand loyalty. The automated system provides a personalized service by responding quickly to customer preferences.

[0027] Another aim of the invention is to reduce environmental impact. The automated system enables a more sustainable operation by optimizing energy consumption in the product display and changing processes. This helps to reduce the carbon footprint of stores by improving energy efficiency.

[0028] Another aim of the invention is to improve customer traffic and in-store organization. The automated display system ensures that products are presented in an orderly and systematic way, which regulates in-store traffic and improves the shopping experience.

[0029] Another important purpose of the invention is to support the advertising and promotional activities of stores. The system facilitates the promotion of specific products, providing an ideal platform for special offers and discounts. Another aim of the invention is to offer customers more control and flexibility in their shopping process. This system gives customers the opportunity to choose the products they want and customize their own shopping experience, thus creating more satisfied and engaged customers.

[0030] Description of Figures

[0031] Figure - 1: Perspective view of a bed base headboard stand in a representative implementation of the invention.

[0032] Figure - 2: Exploded view of the bed base headboard stand in the representative implementation of the invention given in Figure-1.

[0033] Figure - 3: Side view of a representative implementation of the invention.

[0034] Figure - 4: Sectional view of a representative implementation of the invention.

[0035] Figure -5: Rear perspective view of a representative implementation of the invention.

[0036] Figure - 6: A representative view of the invention.

[0037] Figure -7: Rear perspective cross-sectional view of a representative implementation of the invention.

[0038] Reference List

[0039] 100 - Bed Base Headboard Display Stand

[0040] 101 - Bed Base

[0041] 103 - Pass-through Slots

[0042] 110 - Display Stand Base

[0043] 120 - Safe

[0044] 122 - Headboard slot

[0045] 123 - Front wall

[0046] 124 - Back wall

[0047] 125 - Intervention window 130 - Display Stand Ceiling

[0048] 140 - Headboard Display Mechanism

[0049] 141 - Front strut

[0050] 142 - Back strut

[0051] 143 - Bedding

[0052] 144 - Two side chassis

[0053] 145 - Mile

[0054] 146 - Chain

[0055] 147 - Fastener

[0056] 148 - Motor

[0057] 149 - Upper and Lower Bearing Slide

[0058] 150 - Sensors and / or identification tags

[0059] 151 - Sprocket

[0060] 152 - Bed headboards

[0061] 153 - Bed Base covering fabrics

[0062] 154 - Drums

[0063] 155 - Chain shaft

[0064] Detailed Description of the Invention

[0065] Bed base headboard display stand(lOO) is generally composed of display stand base(llO), safe(120) and bed base(101) on display stand base(llO), display stand ceiling(130) connected with safe(120) and headboard display mechanism(140) inside safe(120).

[0066] The safe(120) consists of two side walls(144), a front wall(123) with a heaboard slot(122) for displaying the bed headboards(152), a front wall (123) with pass- through slots(103) for the bed base fabric, a back wall(124) with an intervention window(125) for the headboard display mechanism(140), and accomdates the headboard display mechanism(140).

[0067] Headboard display mechanism(140) consists of a two side chassis(144) with rectangular geometry, with bedding(143) near the upper and lower corners of the front strut(141) and back strut(142), and a mile(145) that connects the two side chassis(144) to each other through the said bedding(143), a chain(146) connecting the miles(145) and on which the bed headboards(152) are positioned, a chain shaft(155) and fastners(147) connecting the bed headboards(152) with the chain (146), sprocket(151) for transmitting the drive given by the motor (148) to the chain(146). Headboard display mechanism(140) also consists of a motor(148) driving a chain(146) or sprocket(151), upper and lower bearing slide(149) for reciprocating movement of the two side chassis(144) so that the bed headboards(152) to be displayed fits into the headboard slot(122), sensors and / or identification labels(150) for selecting the bed headboards(152) and displaying it in the headboard slot(122), and drums(154) in which the bed base covering fabrics(153) are wrapped.

[0068] Bed headboards(152) and / or bed base covering fabrics(153) are identified by color or angle and associated with a digital display or numbered remote control. The customer selects the bed headboards(152) they wish to see by pressing the number on a digital display or on the remote control.

[0069] The headboard display mechanism(140) moves backwards on the upper and lower bearing slide(149) and first removes the bed headboards(152) from the headboard slot(122) and after automatically determining the position of the bed headboard(152) with sensors and / or identification tags(150) and / or switches, the motor(148) drives the selected bed headboard(152) according to the position of the selected headboard(152) and brings the selected headboard(152) to the level of the headboard slot(122) by means of the sprockets(151) and chain(146). The headboard display mechanism(140) moves forward on upper and lower bearing slide(149) to place the selected headboard(152) in the headboard slot(122) and visually completes the bed and base concept.

[0070] The bed headboards(152) are connected to the chains(146) by means of a chain shaft(155) and a triangular shaped fastener(147). The bed headboard(152) is connected to one edge of the fastener(147), while the chain shaft(155) is connected to the bed headboard(152) from the opposite (upper) corner of the edge to which the bed headboard(152) is connected. In this way, it is ensured that the selected bed headboard(152) is fully aligned with the headboard slot(122) and the position of the selected bed headboard(152) and the headboard slot(122) is determined by an angle sensor and the bed headboard(152) and the headboard slot (122) are centered. As a result of the forward movement of the motor(148) of the headboard display mechanism(140) through the upper and lower bearing slides(149), the selected bed headboard(152) is inserted into the headboard slot(122).

[0071] It contains a database with digital representations of the mentioned bed base covering fabrics(153) and the mentioned bed headboards(152). The customer selects the bed base fabric he wants to see, either on a digital display where it is defined or by pressing the number on the remote control. The drums(154) in which the bed base fabric is wrapped automatically determine the position of the selected bed base covering fabrics(153) by sensors and / or identification tags(150) and / or switches. The motor(148) rotates left or right depending on the position of the bed base fabric, bringing the bed base covering fabrics(153) onto the bed base(101) and visually completing the bed base fabric concept.

[0072] These actions of customers are recorded with software and data are obtained. According to the data obtained, it can be determined which color and / or model is most in demand in which region and marketing activities can be organized and / or pricing policy can be changed according to these demands.

[0073] Thus, for example, in a shopping mall or a department store, the colors of the bed bases and / or the headboard models can all be displayed in a single area, customized to each customer demand. In this way, space, time, transportation and marketing costs can be reduced.

[0074] The invention is not limited to the illustrative embodiments given in this section. Alternative configurations that can be carried out by experts in the technical field, based on the basic elements within the scope of protection specified in the claims, will constitute an infringement of the invention.

Claims

CLAIMS1. A bed base headboard display stand(lOO), used for automated display purposes of furniture display stand, characterizing in that;— a safe(120) comprising a headboard slot(122) for displaying bed headboards(152), a front wall(123) with bed base fabric, pass-through slots(103), a back wall(124) with an intervention window(125), and a headboard display mechanism(140) within said safe(120);— two side chassis(144) having bedding(143) near the upper and lower corners on the front strut(141) and the back strut(142), a mile(145) connecting said two side chassis(144) with said bedding(143), a chain(146) connecting said miles(145) and on which bed headboards(152) are positioned, a chain shaft(155) connecting said bed headboards(152) with said chain(146), a motor(148) driving said chain(146), a headboard display mechanism(140) comprising upper and lower bearing slide(149) for reciprocating movement of said two side chassis(144) for fitting said bed headboard(152) into said headboard slot(122), sensors and / or identification tags(150) for selecting said bed headboard(152) and displaying it in said headboard slot(122), and drums(154) in which bed base covering fabrics(153) are wrapped.

2. A bed base headboard display stand(lOO), suitable to Claim 1, characterizing in that;— said headboard display mechanism(140) comprises a sprocket(151) rotating with said motor(148) and on which said chain(146) is coupled, so that said headboard display mechanism(140) can display concepts.

3. A bed base headboard display stand(lOO), suitable to Claim 1, characterizing in that; said safe(2) comprises two side walls.

4. A bed base headboard display stand(lOO), suitable to Claim 1, characterizing in that; said headboard display mechanism(140) comprises at least one sensor and / or identification tag(150) to provide automatic display.

5. A bed base headboard display stand(lOO), suitable to Claim 1, characterizing in that; said chain(146) is connected to said chain shaft(155) and a fastener(147) of triangular geometry.

6. A bed base headboard display stand(lOO), suitable to Claim 1, characterizing in that; said bed base headboard display stand(lOO) comprises drums(154) in which said bed base covering fabrics(153) are wrapped.

7. A bed base headboard display stand(lOO), suitable to Claim 1, characterizing in that; it comprises a database of digital representations of said bed base covering fabrics(153) and said bed headboards(152).

8. A bed base headboard display stand(lOO), suitable to Claim 7 characterizing in that; said visuals can be monitored by the users and at least one control panel that enables said bed base covering fabrics(153) and / or said bed headboards(152) to change by sending a signal to said sensor according to the user's selections.

9. A bed base headboard display stand(lOO), suitable to Claim 7 characterizing in that; said database contains customer preferences and / or their geographical location and / or the personal data they have shared.

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