Magnetic Temple Glasses and Adhesive Box
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Solution Overview
Problem
Conventional glasses require a belt for folding, which is inconvenient for storage, and traditional glasses boxes do not provide adequate protection or convenience for users, especially for reading glasses that are not worn frequently, leading to issues with finding and damaging the glasses.
Innovation Solution
The integration of magnetic members in the temples of the glasses, allowing them to fold and secure without a belt, and a glasses box with a sucker and magnet for easy attachment and retrieval, ensuring the glasses are securely stored and protected.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If a belt is used to bind the folded temples, then the temples can be secured in place, but the storage convenience deteriorates due to the additional component
Solution Approach 1:
The patent removes the belt component from the glasses structure and replaces it with magnetic members integrated into the temples. The magnetic attraction between corresponding magnetic members on folded temples automatically secures them in place without requiring an external binding element, thus eliminating the storage inconvenience caused by the belt while maintaining temple securing reliability
Solution Approach 2:
The patent replaces the mechanical belt-binding system with a magnetic field-based securing mechanism. Magnetic members embedded in the temples generate magnetic attraction forces that automatically hold the folded temples together, substituting the manual belt-tying mechanical action with an automatic magnetic field interaction, thereby improving both convenience and reliability
2Object-affected harmful factors
If the glasses are stored in a conventional glasses box, then the glasses are protected from damage, but the ease of finding and retrieving the glasses deteriorates
Solution Approach 1:
The patent incorporates a magnetic member in the glasses frame that can interact with a magnetic indicator in the glasses box, creating a visible or detectable magnetic signal that guides the user to the location of the glasses within the box, thereby maintaining protection while improving ease of finding and retrieving the glasses
Solution Approach 2:
The patent implements a magnetic feedback mechanism where the magnetic member in the glasses and the magnetic indicator in the box create a detectable magnetic field interaction that provides real-time information about the glasses location, enabling the user to quickly find and retrieve the glasses without having to search through the entire box
3Strength
If the temples are made of rigid material, then the structural strength is improved, but the ease of folding and bending deteriorates
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies different material properties to different parts of the temple structure. The main body of the temple maintains rigid material for structural strength, while specific folding regions incorporate flexible materials or structural features that enable easy bending and folding, thus achieving both structural integrity and foldability
Solution Approach 2:
The patent divides the temple into multiple segments or sections with different mechanical properties. The rigid portions provide structural strength while the flexible portions or hinge regions facilitate easy folding, allowing the temple to maintain overall strength while enabling convenient folding operation
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
The magnetic temples enable convenient storage and attachment to metallic surfaces, while the glasses box with a sucker and magnet ensures easy access and protection of the glasses, preventing damage and loss.
Implementation Method 1
the temples being provided with magnetic members in relative positions, the magnetic members engaging with each other to secure the temples in place when the temples are folded
Implementation Method 2
the glasses when not in use could be attracted on the magnet
Implementation Method 3
the sucker of the box cover is secured on a desired place
Data Source
AI summary
The present invention discloses glasses. The glasses include a pair of temples and a frame which is integrally formed with the temples. An inner side of the junction of each of the temples and the frame is formed with a corrugated surface. The temples are provided with magnetic members in relative positions. The magnetic members engage with each other to secure the temples in place when the temples are folded. The glasses may be attracted on a metallic board or a metallic frame for convenient storage and use. The present invention discloses a glasses box which includes a box body and a box cover. The box body and the box cover are buckled together to form an accommodating space for receiving glasses. The box cover has an outer side provided with a sucker and an inner side provided with a magnet. When in use, the glasses box provides an accommodating space for receiving glasses therein. When taking out the glasses, the sucker of the box cover could be secured on a desired place. The glasses when not in use could be attracted on the magnet. This is very convenient for specific glasses which have temples made of metallic material or magnetic members.