Pelvis correction chair
The pelvic correction chair addresses the challenges of complex pelvic correction devices by allowing independent adjustment of seat angles in 1-degree increments, ensuring accurate and easy pressure application for pelvic alignment.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- PCT/KR2025/010675
- Authority / Receiving Office
- WO · WO
- Patent Type
- Applications
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Priority Date
- 2024-08-02
- Filing Date
- 2025-07-21
- Publication Date
- 2026-02-05
AI Technical Summary
Existing pelvic correction devices are difficult to use in daily life due to their size and complex application, and they struggle with fine-tuning seat angles for pelvic misalignment correction, especially in chairs, which are challenging to adjust and require complex configurations.
A pelvic correction chair with a seat divided into left and right sides, each connected by a hinge, featuring adjustable angle units that allow for precise 1-degree adjustments of seat formation angles, enabling different pressures on the pelvis by rotating the seat portions independently.
The chair effectively corrects pelvic misalignment by applying differential pressures to the left and right pelvis, providing accurate and easy adjustments through simple handle operations, facilitating fine-tuning of seat angles in 1-degree increments.
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Abstract
Description
Pelvic correction chair
[0001] The present invention relates to a pelvic correction chair, and more specifically, to a pelvic correction chair that corrects pelvic misalignment by adjusting the left and right angles of the chair seat to make the pressure applied to the pelvis of the seated person different.
[0002] Scoliosis is a condition in which the spine appears to curve sideways when viewed from the front, causing the pelvis and shoulders to be at different heights or the torso to appear tilted to one side. An X-ray can reveal the spine to be curved sideways. Lower back pain is the most common symptom in patients with scoliosis, and the primary cause of the pain is a misaligned pelvis.
[0003] Recently, as the amount of time spent sitting has increased, the number of patients with scoliosis due to poor posture or habits has increased significantly. In particular, adolescents are more likely to have spinal curvature due to poor posture while their bones are still growing than adults.
[0004] Scoliosis treatment primarily involves pelvic correction devices and scoliosis correctors, which aim to prevent spinal and pelvic misalignment and correct deformities. However, scoliosis correctors are difficult to use in everyday life due to their size and complex application.
[0005] To solve these problems, various technologies have been developed recently to correct the spine and pelvis while sitting in a chair by grafting a scoliosis correction device that maintains correct posture onto the chair where one spends most of one's time in daily life.
[0006] Patent No. 10-2606537, "Chair for Correcting Lumbar Curvature and Pelvic Horizontal Position," discloses a seat cushion having at least one variable volume formed on the upper or lower portion of a seat body that supports the lower body of a seated person, performing a cushioning function. The above-mentioned patent has a problem in that it is difficult to control the pressure applied to the pelvis by changing the volume of the seat body by allowing air in and out.
[0007] Patent No. 10-2624184, "Body Correction Chair," discloses a body correction chair that corrects the body shape of the user's pelvis, spine, etc. by causing the chair cushion, which supports the user, to rotate (circumduce) by a circular rotating part while being tilted by a main motor, control part, and link part of a connecting device. The above-mentioned patent has a disadvantage in that the configuration of the device for adjusting the inclination of the chair cushion is complicated.
[0008] Typically, pelvic correction involves identifying the pelvic misalignment using X-rays or a pelvic tilt meter, then raising the angle of the pelvic seat on the opposite side of the elevated pelvis. However, fine-tuning the seat during pelvic correction can be difficult, and angle adjustment can be complex.
[0009]
[0010] [Prior Art Literature]
[0011] [Patent Document]
[0012] (Patent Document 1) KR 10-2606537B
[0013] (Patent Document 2) KR 10-2624184B
[0014]
[0015] The present invention has been developed to solve the problems of the past, and aims to provide a pelvic correction chair that adjusts the forming angles of the left and right seats of the seat part differently, thereby making the left and right pressures received by the pelvis of the seated person different.
[0016] In addition, the present invention aims to provide a pelvic correction chair capable of adjusting the left and right seat formation angles of the seat portion by 1 degree.
[0017] In addition, the present invention aims to provide a pelvic correction chair that can easily adjust the seat formation angle.
[0018]
[0019] In order to achieve the above object, a pelvic correction chair according to one embodiment of the present invention is a pelvic correction chair that applies pressure to a correction area of a misaligned pelvis while sitting on the chair to correct the pelvis, the pelvic correction chair comprises: a frame formed with legs that are in close contact with a floor surface and have a backrest that supports the back of a seated person; a seat frame that is connected to the upper end of the legs and supports the seat; a seat that is divided into left and right sides where a seated person sits, with a first sheet formed on one side and a second sheet formed on the other side; a hinge that is formed in the center of the seat in the longitudinal direction so that the first sheet is fixed on one side and the second sheet is fixed on the other side, and is formed so that the first and second sheets fixed on both sides can rotate respectively; a first support formed in the width direction on the inside of the seat frame, the upper end of which is connected to the hinge and the lower end of which is connected to the seat frame, and on which one side of the first angle adjustment unit and the second angle adjustment unit are placed; a first support formed on the inside of the seat frame so as to be horizontally spaced apart from the first support, the upper end of which is connected to the hinge It can be characterized by including a second support having a first angle adjustment unit and a second angle adjustment unit on the other side thereof, a first angle adjustment unit having one side connected to the second support so that the other side thereof can rotate, supporting a first sheet and changing the height at which the first sheet is supported while rotating to change the rising angle of an open side of the first sheet, and a second angle adjustment unit having one side connected to the second support so that the other side can rotate, supporting a second sheet and changing the height at which the second sheet is supported while rotating to change the rising angle of an open side of the second sheet, and being formed to be spaced horizontally from the first angle adjustment unit and having one side connected to the second support so that the other side can rotate, supporting a second sheet and changing the height at which the second sheet is supported while rotating to change the rising angle of an open side of the second sheet.
[0020] The first support may be characterized in that it includes a first seat support portion formed by protruding toward the seat portion on both upper surfaces of the first support portion to shorten the distance between the rotation axes of the first angle adjustment portion and the second angle adjustment portion and the seat portion, and a pair of first insertion holes formed longitudinally in the first seat support portion for inserting and mounting one side of the first angle adjustment portion and the second angle adjustment portion, and the second support portion may be characterized in that it includes a second seat support portion formed by protruding toward the seat portion on both upper surfaces of the second support portion to shorten the distance between the rotation axes of the first angle adjustment portion and the second angle adjustment portion and the seat portion, and a pair of second insertion holes formed longitudinally in the second seat support portion for inserting and mounting the other side of the first angle adjustment portion and the second angle adjustment portion.
[0021] The first angle adjustment unit includes a first rotation axis that is formed rotatably, one side of which is inserted into the first support, the other side of which is inserted into the second support, and the first rotation axis is formed in a cylindrical shape that supports the first sheet with a column surface, the first rotation axis is fixed through the bottom surface, and is eccentrically fixed to the first rotation axis so that the distances between each column surface and the first rotation axis are different, and the first support changes the column surface that supports the first sheet according to the rotation of the first rotation axis, thereby changing the outer rising angle of the first sheet, and a first handle that is formed on one side of the first rotation axis and changes the column surface of the first support that supports the first sheet by rotating the first angle adjustment unit, and the second angle adjustment unit includes a second rotation axis that is formed rotatably, one side of which is inserted into the first support, the other side of which is inserted into the second support, and the second rotation axis is formed in a cylindrical shape that supports the second sheet with a column surface, the second rotation axis is fixed through the bottom surface, and is eccentrically fixed to the second rotation axis. It can be formed by including a second support member that is fixed and has different distances between each pillar surface and the second rotation axis, and changes the pillar surface that supports the second sheet according to the rotation of the second rotation axis, thereby changing the outer rising angle of the second sheet, and a second handle that is formed on one side of the second rotation axis and changes the pillar surface of the second support member that supports the second sheet by rotating the second angle adjustment unit.
[0022] The second insertion hole may be characterized in that it includes a first angle adjustment part inserted into the second insertion hole and a second angle hole formed on one side of the second insertion hole for fixing the rotation of the second angle adjustment part, the first angle adjustment part is formed on one side of the first rotation axis and includes a first catch part that is inserted into the second angle hole in a prism shape corresponding to the second angle hole to fix the rotation of the first angle adjustment part, and the second angle adjustment part is formed on one side of the second rotation axis and includes a second catch part that is inserted into the second angle hole in a prism shape corresponding to the second angle hole to fix the rotation of the second angle adjustment part.
[0023] The first support member and the second support member may be formed with a feature that they have a column surface that can maintain the first sheet and the second sheet at 0 degrees or raise the first sheet and the second sheet by 1 degree in order to adjust the sum of the outer rising angles of the first sheet and the second sheet in units of 1 degree.
[0024]
[0025] The present invention has the effect of correcting pelvic distortion by allowing the left and right seat formation angles of the seat to be adjusted differently, thereby applying different pressures to the left and right pelvises of the seated person.
[0026] In addition, the present invention has the effect of providing accurate pressure for correction to the left and right pelvis according to the left and right pelvic misalignment of the seated person by adjusting the left and right seat formation angles by 1 degree each.
[0027] In addition, the present invention has the effect of allowing the angle of the seat to be easily changed by pulling out the angle adjustment part from the stand and rotating it to change the angle, and checking the current angle displayed on the catch during rotation.
[0028]
[0029] Figure 1 shows an exploded view of a pelvic correction chair according to one embodiment of the present invention.
[0030] Figure 2 is a drawing showing the seat and hinge portion in Figure 1.
[0031] Figure 3 is a drawing showing the stand and angle adjustment part in Figure 1.
[0032] Figure 4 is a drawing showing the combination of the stand and the angle adjustment part in Figure 3.
[0033] Fig. 5 is a drawing showing the angle adjustment part of Fig. 3 from the front.
[0034] Figure 6 is a drawing showing that the left and right angles of the seat section are changed differently.
[0035] The present invention will be described below with reference to the attached drawings. However, the present invention may be implemented in various different forms and is therefore not limited to the embodiments described herein.
[0036] Throughout the specification, when a part is said to be "connected (connected, contacted, or coupled)" to another part, this includes not only cases where it is "directly connected," but also cases where it is "indirectly connected" with another part in between. Furthermore, when a part is said to "include" a component, this does not exclude other components, but rather implies that it may include other components, unless otherwise specifically stated.
[0037] The terminology used herein is merely used to describe specific embodiments and is not intended to limit the present invention. The singular expression includes the plural expression unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. In this specification, it should be understood that the terms "comprises" or "has" indicate the presence of a feature, number, step, operation, component, part, or combination thereof described in the specification, but do not exclude in advance the possibility of the presence or addition of one or more other features, numbers, steps, operations, components, parts, or combinations thereof.
[0038] Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with drawings to a degree that a person having ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention pertains can easily carry out the invention.
[0039] Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the attached drawings.
[0040] Figure 1 shows an exploded view of a pelvic correction chair (100) according to one embodiment of the present invention.
[0041] The pelvic correction chair (100) of the present invention includes a frame (110), a seat frame (120), a seat portion (130), a hinge portion (150), a first support (160), a second support (170), a first angle adjustment portion (180), and a second angle adjustment portion (190). The pelvic correction chair (100) is characterized in that the left and right seats of the seat portion (130) can be separated and rotated respectively, and the first angle adjustment portion (180) and the second angle adjustment portion (190) supporting the seat portion (130) can rotate to change the support surface, thereby changing the rising angle of the outer sides of the left and right seats of the seat portion (130). In the following description, the side where the backrest is formed with respect to the frame (110) is set as the rear, and the opposite direction is set as the front.
[0042] The above frame (110) includes legs (111) that are in close contact with the floor surface and support the pelvic correction chair (100) and a backrest (113) that supports the back of the seated person.
[0043] The above seat frame (120) includes an inner frame (121) and a cushion part (123).
[0044] The above seat frame (120) is connected to the upper part of the leg (111) and supports the seat part (130). The seat frame (120) has an empty space formed in the center so that the first angle adjustment part (180) and the second angle adjustment part (190) can rotate.
[0045] The above inner frame (121) is formed in the central empty space of the seat frame (120) to support the first support (160) and the second support (170), and the first angle adjustment part (180) and the second angle adjustment part (190) are formed in the longitudinal direction of the pelvic correction chair (100) so as not to interfere with the rotational movement.
[0046] The above cushion part (123) is a shock absorbing device formed on the upper part of the seat frame (120) that supports the seat part (130), and is characterized by preventing damage by alleviating the shock caused by contact between the seat part (130) and the seat frame (120) when the seat part (130) rotates. The above cushion part (123) is characterized by being inserted into the seat frame (120) by the pressure of the seat part (130) and not affecting the angle formed between the left and right seats of the seat part (130). The above cushion part (123) may be formed of a cushion, a spring, or the like.
[0047]
[0048] Figure 2 is a drawing showing the seat portion (130) and hinge portion (150) in Figure 1.
[0049] The above seat part (130) includes a first seat (131) and a second seat (133). The seat part (130) is where a person sits, and the seat is divided into left and right sides, with the first seat (131) formed on one side and the second seat (133) formed on the other side. The seat part (130) is where a person sits and is formed on the upper part of the seat frame (120). The seat part (130) is characterized in that the first seat (131) and the second seat (133) are connected to both sides of a hinge part (150) and can rotate respectively by rotating the hinge part (150). The first sheet (131) and the second sheet (133) can each rotate, so that the outer rising angles of the first sheet (131) and the second sheet (133) can be formed differently, thereby forming different left and right pressures on the pelvis of the seated person when seated.
[0050] The first sheet (131) is formed with a first joining groove (131-1) at the upper edge of the surface where it is joined with the hinge portion (150). The first joining groove (131-1) is characterized by accommodating the first joining portion (153-1) of the hinge portion (150) so that the hinge portion (150) does not protrude beyond the upper end of the first sheet (131). The first joining groove (131-1) prevents a feeling of incongruity when sitting by ensuring that there is no protrusion on the surface formed by the hinge portion (150) and the first sheet (131).
[0051] The second sheet (133) is formed with a second joining groove (133-1) at the upper edge of the surface where it is joined with the hinge portion (150). The second joining groove (133-1) is characterized by accommodating the second joining portion (155-1) of the hinge portion (150) so that the hinge portion (150) does not protrude beyond the upper end of the first sheet (131). The second joining groove (133-1) prevents a feeling of incongruity when sitting by ensuring that there is no protrusion on the surface formed by the hinge portion (150) and the second sheet (133).
[0052] The hinge portion (150) includes a central axis (151), a first fixing portion (153), a second fixing portion (155), and a connecting member (157). The hinge portion (150) is formed longitudinally at the center of the seat portion (130), and a first sheet (131) is fixed to one side, a second sheet (133) is fixed to the other side, and the first sheet (131) and the second sheet (133) fixed to both sides are formed so that they can rotate, respectively.
[0053] The above central axis (151) is a rotation axis formed longitudinally in the hinge portion (150), and a first fixing part (153) is rotatably connected to one side thereof and a second fixing part (155) is rotatably connected to the other side thereof.
[0054] The first fixing member (153) includes a first connecting member (153-1), a first supporting member (153-3), and a first fixing groove (153-5). The first fixing member (153) is formed on one side of the central axis (151) and connects the first sheet (131) and the hinge member (150). As the first fixing member (153) rotates, the connected first sheet (131) also rotates.
[0055] The first connecting portion (153-1) is formed at the upper end of the first fixing portion (153) and is formed to correspond to the first connecting groove (131-1). The first connecting portion (153-1) corresponds to the first defect groove (131-1) and is characterized in that there is no protrusion on the surface formed by the hinge portion (150) and the first sheet (131).
[0056] The above first support portion (153-3) is formed at the lower end of the first fixing portion (153) and is in close contact with the bottom surface of the first sheet (131) to support the first sheet (131). The above first support portion (151-3) disperses the pressure received from the upper portion of the first sheet (131) and prevents the first sheet (131) from being separated from the hinge portion (150).
[0057] The first fixing groove (153-5) is formed between the first connecting portion (153-1) and the first support portion (151-3), and the first sheet (131) is inserted and fixed therein. The first fixing groove (151) is formed so that the first sheet (131) is inserted inward, thereby preventing the first sheet (131) and the hinge portion (150) from being separated due to pressure applied when sitting.
[0058] The second fixing member (155) includes a second connecting member (155-1), a second supporting member (155-3), and a second fixing groove (155-5). The second fixing member (155) is formed on the other side of the central axis (151) and connects the second sheet (133) and the hinge member (150). As the second fixing member (155) rotates, the connected second sheet (133) rotates as well.
[0059] The second connecting portion (155-1) is formed on the upper side of the second fixing portion (155-3) and is formed to correspond to the second connecting groove (133-1). The second connecting portion (155-1) corresponds to the second defect groove (133-1) and is characterized in that there is no protrusion on the surface formed by the hinge portion (150) and the second sheet (133).
[0060] The second support portion (155-3) is formed at the bottom of the second fixing portion (155) and is in close contact with the bottom surface of the second sheet (133) to support the second sheet (133). The second support portion (155-3) disperses the pressure received from the upper portion of the second sheet (133) and prevents the second sheet (133) from being separated from the hinge portion (150).
[0061] The second fixing groove (155-5) is formed between the second connecting portion (155-1) and the second supporting portion (155-3), and the second sheet (133) is inserted and fixed therein. The second fixing groove (155-5) is formed so that the second sheet (133) is inserted inward, thereby preventing the second sheet (133) and the hinge portion (150) from being separated due to pressure applied when sitting.
[0062] The above connecting member (157) is formed at the bottom of the hinge portion (150), connects and fixes the hinge portion (150) and the support (170), and transmits the pressure applied to the hinge portion (150) to the support (170).
[0063]
[0064] FIG. 3 is a drawing showing the stand (160, 170) and the angle adjustment part (180, 190) in FIG. 1, FIG. 4 is a drawing showing the stand (160, 170) and the angle adjustment part (180, 190) in FIG. 3 combined, FIG. 5 is a drawing showing the angle adjustment part (180, 190) of FIG. 3 from the front, and FIG. 6 is a drawing showing the left and right angles of the seat (130) sheets (131, 133) being changed differently.
[0065] The above first support (160) includes a first seat support member (161), a first insertion hole (163), and a first connecting groove (165) to which a connecting member (157) is connected.
[0066] The first support (160) is formed in the width direction on the inside of the seat frame (120), the upper end is connected to the hinge part (150), the lower end is connected to the seat frame (120), and one side of the first angle adjustment part (180) and the second angle adjustment part (190) is mounted thereon. The first support (160) is formed in a bar shape and transfers the load applied to the hinge part (150), the first angle adjustment part (180), and the second angle adjustment part (190) to the seat frame (120).
[0067] The above first seat support member (161) is characterized in that it is formed by protruding toward the seat member (130) on the upper surface on both sides of the first support member (160) to shorten the distance between the rotation axes (181, 191) of the first angle adjustment member (180) and the second angle adjustment member (190) and the seat member (130). The above first seat support member (161) is characterized in that it shortens the height at which the first angle adjustment member (180) and the second angle adjustment member (190) support the seat member (130) so that the seat member (130) can be stably supported. The above first seat support member (161) is in close contact with the lower part of the seat member (130) when the outer rising angle of the first seat (131) and the second seat (133) of the seat member (130) is 0 degrees, and supports the seat member (130) together with the angle adjustment member (180, 190).
[0068] The first insertion hole (163) is where one side of the first angle adjustment part (180) and the second angle adjustment part (190) are inserted and placed, and a pair of them are formed in the longitudinal direction of the first seat support part (161). The first insertion hole (163) can be rotated to change the support angle of the seat part (130) when the first angle adjustment part (180) and the second angle adjustment part (190) are inserted.
[0069] The second support (170) includes a second seat support (171), a second insertion hole (173), and a second connecting groove (175) to which a connecting member (157) is connected. The second support (170) is formed horizontally spaced apart from the first support (160) on the inside of the seat frame (120), and the upper end is connected to the hinge part (150), the lower end is connected to the seat frame (120), and the other end of the first angle adjusting part (180) and the second angle adjusting part (190) are mounted. The second support (170) is formed in a bar shape and transmits the load applied to the hinge part (150), the first angle adjusting part (180), and the second angle adjusting part (190) to the seat frame (120).
[0070] The second seat support member (171) is characterized in that it is formed by protruding toward the seat member (130) on the upper surface on both sides of the second support member (170) to shorten the gap between the rotation axes (181, 191) of the first angle adjustment member (180) and the second angle adjustment member (190) and the seat member (130). The second seat support member (171) is characterized in that it protrudes toward the seat member (130) to shorten the height at which the first angle adjustment member (180) and the second angle adjustment member (190) support the seat member (130) and to stably support the seat member (130). The above second seat support member (171) is in close contact with the lower part of the seat member (130) when the outer rising angle of the first seat (131) and the second seat (133) of the seat member (130) is 0 degrees, and supports the seat member (130) together with the angle adjustment member (180, 190).
[0071] The second insertion hole (173) is formed in a pair in the longitudinal direction of the second seat support member (171) for inserting and mounting the other side of the angle adjustment member (180, 190). The second insertion hole (173) can be rotated to change the support angle of the seat member (130) when the first angle adjustment member (180) and the second angle adjustment member (190) are inserted.
[0072] The above second insertion hole (173) includes a second angle hole (173-1).
[0073] The above second angle hole (173-1) is characterized in that it is an angled hole formed on one side of the second insertion hole (173) to fix the rotation of the first angle adjustment part (180) and the second angle adjustment part (190) inserted into the second insertion hole (173). The above second angle hole (173-1) is characterized in that it is formed in a shape corresponding to the first catch part (185) and the second catch part (195) so that the first angle adjustment part (180) and the second angle adjustment part (190) are fixed. It is preferable that the above second angle hole (173-1) is formed in an opening toward the outside of the seat part (130) in order to shorten the distance for entering and exiting the first catch part (185) and the second catch part (195).
[0074] The above first support (160) is formed on the front of the pelvic correction chair (100), and the second support (170) is formed on the rear of the pelvic correction chair (100), so that the angle of the seat part (130) can be adjusted from the rear, and there is an advantage in that the angle can be adjusted from the rear of the seated person.
[0075] The above first angle adjustment part (180) includes a first rotation axis (181), a first support (183), a first catch (185), and a first handle (187).
[0076] The above first angle adjustment unit (180) is characterized in that one side is connected to the second support (170) and the other side is connected to the first support (160) so that it can rotate, supports the first sheet (131), and changes the height at which the first sheet (131) is supported while rotating, thereby changing the rising angle of one open side of the first sheet (131).
[0077] The first rotation shaft (181) is formed to be rotatable, with one side inserted into the first support (160) and the other side inserted into the second support (170). The first rotation shaft (181) is inserted into the first insertion hole (163) and the second insertion hole (173) and is caught on the first support (160) and the second support (170).
[0078] The above first support (183) includes a first bottom surface (183-1) and a first column surface (183-3).
[0079] The first support member (183) is a lying prism shape that supports the first sheet (131) with a column surface, and the first rotation axis (181) is fixed through the bottom surface, and is eccentrically fixed to the first rotation axis (181) so that the distances between each column surface and the first rotation axis (181) are different, and the column surface that supports the first sheet (131) is changed according to the rotation of the first rotation axis (181), thereby changing the outer rising angle of the first sheet (131). The first support member (183) is characterized in that it is eccentrically fixed to the first rotation axis (181) so that the height that supports the first sheet (131) changes when the first rotation axis (181) rotates. The above first support (183) is formed in three pieces spaced apart from the first rotation axis (181) to stably support the load applied from the first sheet (131), and it is preferable that two to five pieces are formed spaced apart from each other.
[0080] The first bottom surface (183-1) is formed on both sides of the first support (183) in the form of a polygon, and the first rotation axis (181) passes through and is fixed thereto, so as to rotate according to the rotation of the first rotation axis (181). The first bottom surface (183-1) is eccentric to one side and is fixed to the first rotation axis (181), and is characterized in that the lengths and internal angles of each side are all formed differently so that the heights of the first pillar surfaces (183-3) supporting the first sheet (131) are formed differently. The first bottom surface (183-1) becomes the lowest height closest to the first rotation axis (181) when the angle of the first support (183) is 0 degrees, and becomes the highest height farthest from the first rotation axis (181) when the angle of the first support (183) is the highest.
[0081] The first pillar surface (183-3) above is a pillar surface of a plurality of first supports (183) formed between the first bottom surfaces (183-1) and supports the first sheet (131). The first pillar surface (183-3) is formed as a polygonal pillar surface connecting the first bottom surfaces (183-1). The first pillar surface (183-3) is characterized in that it is formed to be in close contact with the bottom surface of the first sheet (131) so as to stably support the first sheet (131). The first pillar surface (183-3) is characterized in that the angle at which each first pillar surface (183-3) rises outward in the width direction is the same as the change in the rising angle of the first sheet (131) in response to the change in the angle of the first sheet (131). For example, when the angle of the first sheet (131) rises by 4 degrees, the first pillar surface (183-3) supporting it is also formed to rise by 4 degrees in the width direction outward.
[0082] The first catch (185) is formed on one side of the first rotation axis (181) and has a columnar shape corresponding to the second angle hole (173-1) and is inserted into the second angle hole (173-1) to fix the rotation of the first angle adjustment unit (180). The first catch (185) is withdrawn from the second angle hole (173-1) so that the first angle adjustment unit (180) can rotate to adjust the angle of the first sheet (131), and is inserted into the second angle hole (173-1) so that it can be fixed after rotation. The first catch (185) is characterized in that it has the same number of column faces as the columns of the first support (183) so that the first column faces (183-3) supporting the first sheet (131) can be changed and fixed as the first support (183) rotates. The above first catch (185) has the effect of simplifying the rotation and fixation of the first angle adjustment part (180).
[0083] A first display portion (185-1) is formed on each surface that is in close contact with the second angle hole (173-1) of the first catch portion (185), on which the angle of the first support member (183) is indicated. The first display portion (185-1) is characterized in that the angle is indicated so that the angle of formation of the first sheet (131) supported by the first support member (183) can be identified. The first display portion (185-1) is formed on the column surface of the first catch portion (185) so that it can be confirmed when the first catch portion (185) is pulled outward from the second angle hole (173-1) for angle adjustment, and since the angle of the first sheet (131) can be confirmed from the top of the pelvic correction chair (100), there is an effect that there is no need to lower one's posture to check the angle. The first display portion (185-1) is indicated by a number, and the angle can be indicated in various ways such as letters and pictures.
[0084] The first handle (187) is formed on one side of the first rotation axis (181), and changes the column surface of the first support (183) that supports the first sheet (131) by rotating the first angle adjusting part (180). The first handle (187) is formed at the end of the first rotation axis (181), so that the first engaging part (185) can be inserted into and fixed in the second angle hole (173-1) by pushing the first rotation axis (181), and the first engaging part (185) can be withdrawn from the second angle hole (173-1) by pulling the first rotation axis (181), so that the first rotation axis (181) can rotate. The above first handle (187) is formed near the first catch (185), and the angle displayed on the first display (185-1) can be checked by rotating the first handle (187).
[0085] The above second angle adjustment part (190) includes a second rotation axis (191), a second support (193), a second catch (195), and a second handle (197).
[0086] The second angle adjustment unit (190) is formed horizontally spaced apart from the first angle adjustment unit (180), and is connected to the second support (170) on one side and the first support (160) on the other side so that it can rotate, supports the second sheet (133), and changes the height at which the second sheet (133) is supported while rotating, thereby changing the rising angle of one open side of the second sheet (133).
[0087] The second rotation shaft (191) is formed to be rotatable, with one side inserted into the first support (160) and the other side inserted into the second support (170). The second rotation shaft (191) is inserted into the first insertion hole (163) and the second insertion hole (173) and is caught on the first support (160) and the second support (170).
[0088] The above second support (193) includes a second bottom surface (193-1) and a second column surface (193-3).
[0089] The second support member (193) is characterized by having a lying prism shape with a column surface supporting the second sheet (133), a second rotation axis (191) penetrating the bottom surface and fixed thereto, and being eccentrically fixed to the second rotation axis (191) so that the distances between each column surface and the second rotation axis (191) are different, and by changing the column surface supporting the second sheet (133) according to the rotation of the second rotation axis (191), the outer rising angle of the second sheet (133) is changed. The second support member (193) is characterized by being eccentrically fixed to the second rotation axis (191) so that the height supporting the second sheet (133) changes when the second rotation axis (191) rotates. The above second support (193) is formed in three pieces spaced apart from the second rotation axis (191) to stably support the load applied from the second sheet (133), and it is preferable that two to five pieces are formed spaced apart from each other.
[0090] The second bottom surface (193-1) is formed on both sides of the second support (193) in the form of a polygon, and the second rotation axis (191) passes through and is fixed thereto, and rotates according to the rotation of the second rotation axis (191). The second bottom surface (193-1) is eccentric to one side and is fixed to the second rotation axis (191), and is characterized in that the lengths and internal angles of each side are all formed differently so that the heights of the second pillar surfaces (193-3) supporting the second sheet (133) are formed differently. The second bottom surface (193-1) becomes the lowest height closest to the second rotation axis (191) when the angle of the second support (193) is 0 degrees, and becomes the highest height farthest from the second rotation axis (191) when the angle of the second support (193) is the highest.
[0091] The second pillar surface (193-3) above is a pillar surface of a plurality of second supports (193) formed between the second bottom surfaces (193-1) and supports the second sheet (133). The second pillar surface (193-3) connects the second bottom surfaces (193-1) and is formed as a polygonal pillar surface connecting the second bottom surfaces (193-1) formed in a hexagon. The second pillar surface (193-3) is characterized in that it is formed to be in close contact with the bottom surface of the second sheet (133) so as to stably support the second sheet (133). The second pillar surface (193-3) is characterized in that the angle at which each second pillar surface (193-3) rises outward in the width direction is the same as the change in the rising angle of the second sheet (133) so as to correspond to the change in the angle of the second sheet (133). For example, when the angle of the second sheet (133) rises by 4 degrees, the second pillar surface (193-3) supporting it is also formed to rise by 4 degrees in the width direction outward.
[0092] The second catch (195) is formed on one side of the second rotation axis (191) and has a columnar shape corresponding to the second angle hole (173-1) and is inserted into the second angle hole (173-1) to fix the rotation of the second angle adjustment unit (190). The second catch (195) is withdrawn from the second angle hole (173-1) so that the second angle adjustment unit (190) can rotate to adjust the angle of the second sheet (133), and is inserted into the second angle hole (173-1) so that it can be fixed after rotation. The second catch (195) is characterized in that it has the same number of column faces as the columns of the second support (193) so that the second column faces (193-3) that support the second sheet (133) can be changed and fixed as the second support (193) rotates. The above second catch (195) has the effect of simplifying the rotation and fixation of the second angle adjustment part (190).
[0093] A second display portion (195-1) is formed on each surface that is in close contact with the second angle hole (173-1) of the second hook portion (195), on which the angle of the second support member (193) is indicated. The second display portion (195-1) is characterized in that the angle is indicated so that the forming angle of the second sheet (133) supported by the second support member (193) can be identified. The second display portion (195-1) is formed on the column surface of the second hook portion (195) so that it can be confirmed when the second hook portion (195) is pulled outward from the second angle hole (173-1) for angle adjustment, and since the angle of the second sheet (133) can be confirmed from the top of the pelvic correction chair (100), there is an effect that there is no need to lower one's posture to check the angle. The second display portion (195-1) is indicated by numbers, and the angle can be indicated in various ways such as letters and pictures.
[0094] The second handle (197) is formed on one side of the second rotation axis (191), and changes the angle of the second sheet (133) by changing the column surface of the second support (193) that supports the second sheet (133) by rotating the second angle adjusting part (190). The second handle (197) is formed at the end of the second rotation axis (191), so that the second locking part (195) can be inserted into and fixed in the second angle hole (173-1) by pushing the second rotation axis (191), and the second locking part (195) can be withdrawn from the second angle hole (173-1) by pulling the second rotation axis (191) so that the second rotation axis (191) can rotate. The above second handle (197) is formed near the second catch (195), and the angle displayed on the second display (195-1) can be checked by rotating the second handle (197).
[0095] The above first support (183) and second support (193) are characterized by having a column surface that can maintain the first sheet (131) and the second sheet (133) at 0 degrees or raise them by 1 degree in order to adjust the sum of the outer rising angles of the first sheet (131) and the second sheet (133) in units of 1 degree.
[0096] The above first support (183) and second support (193) are characterized by being formed as hexagonal columns to support all angles between 0 and 8 degrees. The above first support (183) and second support (193) are formed as hexagonal columns to form 9 angles in 1-degree increments from 0 to 8 degrees required for pelvic correction by the sum of the outer rising angles of the first sheet (131) and the second sheet (133), thereby enabling fine pelvic correction angle adjustment in 1-degree increments.
[0097] The above first support (183) and second support (193) are characterized in that they are formed to lift the outer sides of the first sheet (131) and the second sheet (133) at angles of 0, 1, 2, 4, 6, and 8 degrees. The above first angle adjusting part (180) and the second angle adjusting part (190) are formed to lift the outer sides of the first sheet (131) and the second sheet (133) at angles between 0 and 8 degrees by adjusting the angles of each other.
[0098] The above first angle adjustment unit (180) or second angle adjustment unit (190) is characterized in that it applies accurate pressure to the pelvis that requires correction by raising the first sheet (131) or second sheet (133) on the pelvis side that requires correction when the angle of the lowered pelvis that requires correction and the angle at which the first support (183) or second support (193) lifts the first sheet (131) or second sheet (133) match.
[0099] The above first angle adjustment unit (180) or second angle adjustment unit (190) is characterized in that, when the angle of the lowered pelvis that requires correction and the angle at which the first support (183) or the second support (193) lifts the first sheet (131) or the second sheet (133) on the pelvis side that requires correction are lifted 1 degree higher and the first sheet (131) or the second sheet (133) on the opposite side is raised 1 degree to apply accurate pressure to the pelvis that requires correction.
[0100] For example, when the pressure on one side of the seated person's pelvis needs to be increased by 4 degrees, the first seat (131) located on one side is increased by 4 degrees, and the second seat (133) located on the other side is maintained at 0 degrees. Also, when the pressure on one side of the seated person's pelvis needs to be increased by 5 degrees, the first seat (131) located on one side is increased by 6 degrees, and the second seat (133) located on the other side is increased by 1 degree, so that the pressure on one side of the seated person's pelvis becomes a pressure increased by 5 degrees.
[0101] The angles at which the first support (183) and the second support (193) support the sheet can be formed in various ways, and the first support can be formed to lift the outer side of the first sheet (131) at an angle of 0, 1, 2, 4, 6, or 8, and the second support can be formed to lift the outer side of the second sheet (133) at an angle of 0, 1, 3, 5, 7, or 9.
[0102] In addition, the description of the present invention as described above is for illustrative purposes, and those skilled in the art will understand that the present invention can be easily modified into other specific forms without changing the technical spirit or essential characteristics of the present invention. Therefore, it should be understood that the embodiments described above are exemplary in all respects and not limiting. For example, each component described as a single component may be implemented in a distributed or divided manner, and similarly, components described as distributed or divided may be implemented in a combined form within the scope understood by those skilled in the art.
[0103] The scope of the present invention is indicated by the claims described below, and all changes or modifications derived from the meaning and scope of the claims and their equivalent concepts should be interpreted as being included in the scope of the present invention.
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[0105] [Explanation of symbols]
[0106] 100: Pelvic Correction Chair
[0107] 110: Frame 120: Seat Frame
[0108] 130: Seat 131: First seat
[0109] 133: Second sheet 150: Hinge
[0110] 160: 1st support 170: 2nd support
[0111] 180: First angle adjustment unit 190: Second angle adjustment unit
Claims
1. In a pelvic correction chair that applies pressure to the correction area of the pelvis to correct the misaligned pelvis while sitting on the chair, A frame formed with legs that support the pelvic correction chair and a backrest that supports the back of the person sitting in contact with the floor; A seat frame connected to the upper part of the above legs and supporting the seat; A seat section where the seat is divided into left and right sides so that the first seat is formed on one side and the second seat is formed on the other side where the seated person sits; A hinge part formed in the longitudinal direction at the center of the above seat part, a first seat being fixed on one side, a second seat being fixed on the other side, and the first and second seats fixed on both sides being formed so that they can rotate respectively; A first support formed in the width direction on the inside of the above seat frame, the upper part connected to the hinge part and the lower part connected to the seat frame, and on which one side of the first angle adjustment part and the second angle adjustment part are placed; A second support formed horizontally spaced apart from the first support on the inside of the above seat frame, the upper end connected to the hinge part and the lower end connected to the seat frame, and on which the first angle adjustment part and the other side of the second angle adjustment part are mounted; A first angle adjusting unit, which is connected to the second support so that one side can rotate and the other side can rotate, supports the first sheet, and changes the height at which the first sheet is supported while rotating, thereby changing the rising angle of the open side of the first sheet; and A pelvic correction chair characterized by comprising a second angle adjusting unit formed horizontally spaced from the first angle adjusting unit, one side of which is connected to the second support so that the other side can rotate, supports the second seat, and changes the height of supporting the second seat while rotating to change the rising angle of one open side of the second seat.
2. In paragraph 1, The above first support A first seat support part formed by protruding toward the seat part on the upper surface on both sides of the first support part to shorten the gap between the rotation axes of the first angle adjustment part and the second angle adjustment part and the seat part; and It includes a first insertion hole formed in the first seat support part in the longitudinal direction, in which one side of the first angle adjustment part and the second angle adjustment part are inserted and placed; The above second support A second seat support part formed by protruding toward the seat part on the upper surface of both sides of the second support part to shorten the gap between the rotation axes of the first angle adjustment part and the second angle adjustment part and the seat part; and A pelvic correction chair characterized by including a pair of second insertion holes formed longitudinally in the second seat support portion, wherein the first angle adjustment portion and the other side of the second angle adjustment portion are inserted and placed therein.
3. In paragraph 1, The above first angle adjustment unit A first rotational axis formed to be rotatable, one side of which is inserted into the first support and the other side of which is inserted into the second support; A first support member having a lying prism shape that supports the first sheet with a column surface, a first rotation axis is fixed through the bottom surface, and is eccentrically fixed to the first rotation axis so that the distance between each column surface and the first rotation axis is different, and changes the column surface that supports the first sheet according to the rotation of the first rotation axis to change the outer rising angle of the first sheet; and It includes a first handle formed on one side of the first rotation axis and rotating the first angle adjustment unit to change the column surface of the first support supporting the first sheet; The above second angle adjustment unit A second rotational axis formed to be rotatable, one side of which is inserted into the first support and the other side of which is inserted into the second support; A second support member having a lying prism shape that supports the second sheet with a column surface, a second rotation axis is fixed through the bottom surface, and is eccentrically fixed to the second rotation axis so that the distance between each column surface and the second rotation axis is different, and changes the column surface that supports the second sheet according to the rotation of the second rotation axis to change the outer rising angle of the second sheet; and A pelvic correction chair characterized by including a second handle formed on one side of the second rotation axis and rotating the second angle adjustment unit to change the column surface of the second support supporting the second seat.
4. In paragraphs 2 and 3 The above second insertion hole It includes a second angle hole, which is an angled hole formed on one side of the second insertion hole for fixing the rotation of the first angle adjustment part and the second angle adjustment part inserted into the second insertion hole; The above first angle adjustment unit It includes a first engaging part formed on one side of the first rotation axis and inserted into the second angle hole in a columnar shape corresponding to the second angle hole to fix the rotation of the first angle adjusting part; The above second angle adjustment unit A pelvic correction chair characterized by including a second catch formed on one side of the second rotation axis and inserted into the second angle hole in a columnar shape corresponding to the second angle hole to fix the rotation of the second angle adjustment part.
5. In paragraph 3, The above first and second supports are, A pelvic correction chair characterized in that it has a column surface that can maintain the first and second seats at 0 degrees or raise them by 1 degree in order to adjust the sum of the outer elevation angles of the first and second seats in units of 1 degree.
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