Oscillating Lure Body for Dynamic Light Reflection
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Solution Overview
Problem
Conventional lures with light-transmitting stones fixed to the surface of body sections result in monotonous light reflection, reducing their effectiveness in attracting fish.
Innovation Solution
A lure design featuring a first oscillating body within a light-transmissive first body, connected via elastic components to allow random light direction changes, enhancing attraction by creating dynamic light reflections.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Ease of manufacture
If light-transmitting stones are fixed to the surface of body sections, then the structure is simple and easy to manufacture, but the light reflection becomes monotonous and reduces fish attraction effectiveness
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies the dynamics principle by replacing static light-transmitting stones with a dynamic oscillating body that moves and changes orientation. The oscillating body is suspended inside the lure body and swings freely, creating dynamic light reflections that adapt to water flow and movement, thereby resolving the contradiction between simple manufacturing and effective light reflection.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent segments the light reflection function by separating it from the body surface and placing it inside the lure body as a distinct oscillating component. This internal oscillating body acts as an independent element that can move separately from the lure's main structure, enabling diverse light reflection patterns while maintaining manufacturing simplicity.
2Device complexity
If light-transmitting stones are fixed to the surface of body sections, then the manufacturing process is simple, but the light direction remains fixed and reduces attraction effectiveness
Solution Approach 1:
The oscillating body is designed to move dynamically within the lure, changing its orientation and position in response to water flow and lure movement. This dynamic behavior allows the light-transmitting material to reflect light in multiple directions rather than a fixed direction, significantly improving adaptability while adding minimal complexity to the device.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent introduces an intermediary oscillating body that mediates between the fixed lure structure and the variable light reflection requirement. This intermediate element can move freely within the lure body, translating the fixed structural constraints into variable light reflection patterns through its oscillating motion.
3Device complexity
If conventional fixed light-transmitting stones are used, then the lure structure is simple, but the light reflection pattern is monotonous and less effective at attracting fish
Solution Approach 1:
By making the light-transmitting element dynamic rather than static, the patent creates varying light reflection patterns that are more visually stimulating to fish. The oscillating motion causes the light to scatter and reflect in changing directions and intensities, dramatically improving illumination effectiveness without requiring a complex multi-component system.
Solution Approach 2:
The oscillating body creates mechanical vibrations and movements that enhance light reflection through its changing position and orientation. This vibration and motion cause the light to reflect in varied patterns, creating a more attractive visual effect for fish while maintaining a relatively simple device structure.
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 lure effectively attracts fish more satisfactorily than conventional designs by randomly changing light direction through oscillation, increasing its attractiveness.
Implementation Method 1
The first oscillating body is connected to the first body via a connecting part so as to be able to oscillate. In this configuration, the first oscillating body oscillates with respect to the first body via the connection part.
Implementation Method 2
The first body at least partially transmits light.
Implementation Method 3
even if the light-transmitting stones reflect light, the light that is reflected by the light-transmitting stones is monotonous
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AI summary
A lure includes a first body, a second body and a first oscillating body. The first body has an internal first space and is configured to at least partially transmit light. The second body is connected to the first body via a connecting structure. The first oscillating body is disposed in the internal first space and is connected to the first body via a connecting part so as to be capable of oscillating.