Anti-reverse rotation device of power-driven shoe device

Information

  • Patent Grant
  • 10933298
  • Patent Number
    10,933,298
  • Date Filed
    Thursday, August 3, 2017
    7 years ago
  • Date Issued
    Tuesday, March 2, 2021
    3 years ago
Abstract
Disclosed is an anti-reverse rotation device of a power-driven shoe device, the power-driven shoe device comprising a shoe sole (1), wherein a group of front wheels (2) and a group of rear wheels (3) are arranged on a lower side surface of the shoe sole (1); and the front wheels (2) are connected to an anti-reverse rotation mechanism for preventing the front wheels (2) from rotating in reverse. The anti-reverse rotation mechanism can prevent the front wheels (2) from rotating in reverse, and as such, when the front wheels (2) are independently in contact with the ground and a certain included angle is formed between a shoe body and the ground, the situation of the front wheels (2) applying a certain pressure to the ground and the front wheels (2) rotating in reverse, such that a lifted foot moves backwards, thereby causing a person to fall down, is avoided, and walking safety is improved.
Description
TECHNICAL FIELD

The present application relates to Anti-reverse rotation devices of power shoe devices, and belongs to the technical field of transportation tools.


BACKGROUND ART

With the further growth of the urban population, traffic jam has become the nuisance of every main city. Although public transportation is a very effective solution to the traffic jam, a last kilometer problem, that is, a relatively long final walking distance, still remains, which is one of the factors hindering the building of a perfect bus system. Traditional roller skates can solve the above-mentioned problem to a certain extent, and there are various electric transportation tools on the market, such as electric roller skates appearing recently, which are the solutions to the last kilometer problem.


However, the traditional roller skates and the recent electric roller skates both have one problem that: when lifting up the shoes, people often lift up shoe heels first and then forefoot parts. In this process, front rollers of the shoes are in contact with the ground alone, and shoe bodies would form certain included angles with the ground; at the moment, if the front rollers apply a certain pressure onto the ground, the front rollers would be inverted and make the lifted shoe heels to move backwards, resulting in falling over of people, so that these roller skates are very unsafe to slide on the road.


SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

In view of the shortcomings in the prior art, the present application provides Anti-reverse rotation devices of power shoe devices, by which, front wheels of the present application would not be inverted, thus achieving an effect of preventing people from falling over.


In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, the present application provides the following technical solution: Anti-reverse rotation devices of power shoe devices, each of which includes a shoe sole. A group of front wheels and a group of rear wheels are disposed on the lower side surface of the shoe sole. Each Anti-reverse rotation device is characterized in that the front wheels are connected with an Anti-reverse rotation mechanism for preventing the front wheels from being inverted. The Anti-reverse rotation mechanisms of the present application can prevent the front wheels from being inverted, so that when the front wheels are in contact with the ground alone, and shoe bodies forms certain included angles with the ground, the phenomenon that people fall over by backward movement of lifted shoe heels if the front wheels apply a certain pressure onto the ground and are inverted is avoided, and the walking safety is improved.


Specifically, the Anti-reverse rotation mechanism includes a rotating shaft connected with the front wheels, a ratchet wheel fixed on the rotating shaft, and a pawl matched with the ratchet wheel.


In order to achieve a better technical effect, a further technical measure also includes that: each of the shoe soles consists of a shoe heel part and a shoe forefoot part. The shoe heel part and the shoe forefoot part are in rotatable connection with each other. The front wheels are mounted on the shoe forefoot part, and a group of middle wheels are further disposed on the shoe heel part. Because the shoe heel parts and the shoe forefoot parts may rotate relatively to accord with the walking posture that a user lifts up heels first and then forefoot parts during walking, the user can keep a normal walking posture during use of the present application. In the normal walking posture, it is easier for people to master the use the present application. Moreover, the present application may be suitable for complicated urban roads, such as switching sidewalks and striding puddles, and its practicability is greatly improved. Furthermore, people can keep at least four rotating wheels on the ground no matter if the shoe heels are on or off the ground during walking, so as to guarantee their stability and improve their walking safety on the road.


A motor is further disposed at the lower part of each of the shoe soles. The output end of the motor is connected with a transmission device which is in driving connection with the middle wheels or the rear wheels. In this solution, by the adoption of the motor for driving, the burden on people during walking can be relieved, and the walking speed is increased.


A motor is further disposed at the lower part of each of the shoe soles. The output end of the motor is connected with a transmission device which is in driving connection with the middle wheels and the rear wheels. In this solution, the motor simultaneously drives the two groups of rotating wheels, namely the middle wheels and the rear wheels, so that when the rear wheels are lifted up, the middle wheels may still provide forward moving power.


Compared with the prior art, the present application has the following beneficial effects that: the Anti-reverse rotation mechanisms of the present application can prevent the front wheels from being inverted, so that when the front wheels are in contact with the ground alone, and the shoe bodies form certain included angles with the ground, the phenomenon that people fall over by backward movement of the lifted shoe heels if the front wheels apply a certain pressure onto the ground and are inverted is avoided, and the walking safety is improved.





BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS


FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a structure of Embodiment 1 of the present application.





DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

A further detailed description will be made below to the present application in combination with accompanying drawings and specific implementation modes.


Embodiment 1

With reference to FIG. 1, Anti-reverse rotation devices of power shoe devices are provided, each of which includes a shoe sole 1. A group of front wheels 2 and a group of rear wheels 3 are disposed on the lower side surface of the shoe sole 1. Each Anti-reverse rotation device is characterized in that the front wheels 2 are connected with an Anti-reverse rotation mechanism for preventing the front rollers from being inverted.


Wherein, the Anti-reverse rotation mechanism includes a rotating shaft 4 connected with the front wheels 2, a ratchet wheel 5 fixed on the rotating shaft 4, and a pawl matched with the ratchet wheel 5.


The shoe sole 1 consists of a shoe heel part 11 and a shoe forefoot part 12. The shoe heel part 11 and the shoe forefoot part 12 are in rotatable connection with each other. The front wheels 2 are mounted on the shoe forefoot part 12, and a group of middle wheels 6 are further disposed on the shoe heel part 11. A motor 7 is further disposed at the lower part of the shoe sole 1. The output end of the motor 7 is connected with a transmission device which is simultaneously in driving connection with the middle wheels 6 and the rear wheels 3.


Embodiment 2

In this embodiment (FIGURE is omitted), a motor 7 is further disposed at the lower part of the shoe sole 1. The output end of the motor 7 is connected with a transmission device which is in driving connection with the middle wheels 6 or the rear wheels 3.


The rest part is the same as that of Embodiment 1, so that the descriptions thereof are omitted herein.

Claims
  • 1. A power shoe device comprising: a shoe sole comprising a shoe heel part and a shoe forefoot part, wherein a group of front wheels is mounted on the shoe forefoot part, wherein a group of rear wheels is mounted on the shoe heel part, and wherein the group of front wheels and the group of rear wheels are each disposed on the lower side surface of the shoe sole;wherein the shoe heel part and the shoe forefoot part are in rotatable connection with each other; andwherein the group of front wheels are connected with an anti-reverse rotation mechanism comprising a rotating shaft connected with the group of front wheels, a ratchet wheel fixed on the rotating shaft, and a pawl matched with the ratchet wheel for preventing the group of front wheels from being inverted.
  • 2. The power shoe device according to claim 1, further comprising a group of middle wheels, a motor, and a transmission device, wherein the motor is further disposed at the lower part of the shoe sole; and wherein the output end of the motor is connected with the transmission device which is in driving connection with at least one of the group of middle wheels and the group of rear wheels.
  • 3. The power shoe device according to claim 1, further comprising a group of middle wheels, a motor, and a transmission device, characterized in that the motor is further disposed at the lower part of the shoe sole; and wherein the output end of the motor is connected with the transmission device which is simultaneously in driving connection with the group of middle wheels and the group of rear wheels.
Priority Claims (1)
Number Date Country Kind
201610937116.7 Nov 2016 CN national
PCT Information
Filing Document Filing Date Country Kind
PCT/CN2017/000501 8/3/2017 WO 00
Publishing Document Publishing Date Country Kind
WO2018/082194 5/11/2018 WO A
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