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The present invention relates generally to a child seat system which provides adaptable portions capable of being configured in different forms.
Carrying an infant for a long period of time can be quite fatiguing. To alleviate the problem of fatigue, strollers have been used as an auxiliary conveyance vehicle for infants for some time. Conventional baby strollers have been known and used for many years. A stroller is a four-wheeled or three-wheeled folding carriage designed as a chair in which an infant may be manually pushed. When the child who is to be transported in the stroller is an infant, the stroller is relatively easy to push. However, even in today's day and age, manually pushing a stroller can be tiresome and inconvenient.
Many of the strollers in use today lack the necessary and essential safety protective measures and equipment that will protect the infant. However, as the child grows and gains weight, the stroller becomes increasingly difficult to push. In addition, when the stroller is to be moved up an incline, the person pushing the stroller may have substantial difficulty in traversing the incline. This is especially true when the person pushing the stroller is elderly or has a physical ailment.
Power driven conveyances, such as power-driven wheelchairs are often too inconvenient and cumbersome to use. The necessary drive components have resulted in relatively heavy and awkward constructions. Typically, these power-driven wheelchairs have heavy-duty frames to support all of the equipment. These designs generally result in configurations that are not easily folded or disassembled compactly so that it can be transported in a standard passenger vehicle. This is not desirable. A suitable solution is desirable.
Various attempts have been made to solve problems found in stroller art. Among these are found in: U.S. Pat. Nos. and U.S. Pat. App. Pub. Nos. 2006/0022434; 5,937,961; 6,148,942; and 4,152,005. These prior art references are representative of strollers.
None of the above inventions and patents, taken either singly or in combination, is seen to describe the invention as claimed. Thus, a need exists for a reliable combination child vehicle seat and stroller apparatus, and to avoid the above-mentioned problems.
The principles of the present invention provide for a A child seat system, comprising a seat assembly removably affixed along a top surface of a highchair base assembly, the seat assembly includes an L-shaped structure having conjoined rectangular seat section and seat back section portions, the seat assembly includes a pivoting tray assembly, child restraining straps, a booster seat, a pair of side inserts, and a pair of vehicle seatbelt apertures. The seat assembly is removed completely from the highchair base assembly by detaching the fasteners, the side inserts are provided for use with infants and are removed during a transitional process for use with older children as they grow and are thus adjustable. The seat assembly provides different sitting heights for differently sized children via a booster seat that adjusts up and down, the booster seat is sized to fit snuggly within a rectangular seat aperture portion formed within a center portion of the seat section. The seat assembly is used in a stand-alone manner as a car seat device by utilizing a shoulder and crotch strap portions and by routing an existing vehicle seatbelt through a pair of seatbelt apertures formed through opposing side portions of the seat assembly. The seat assembly provides a tray assembly which is positioned horizontally across a front area of a child, or pivoted to a vertical side position, the tray assembly is pivotingly affixed to the seat back section, and supported by a tray rest arm on the opposite side, the tray assembly is rotated to a horizontal position where it is to rest upon the stationary tray rest arm, the tray assembly is also rotated to a vertical side position. The tray assembly is retained in its vertical position via a tray latch portion of a tray restraint arm, also stationarily affixed to a side portion of the seat back section;
The highchair base assembly provides a step-ladder-shaped structure having a horizontal highchair platform along a top portion, the highchair platform is envisioned to provide a rigid bottom surface and a padded top surface, the highchair platform also includes a plurality of protruding frame members which extend downwardly to support a ladder frame along a front edge, and a pair of highchair wheels along a rear edge portion of the highchair platform. The rearwardly located wheels enable easy transport of the highchair base assembly across a floor surface. The highchair platform also includes a plurality of protruding frame members which extend downwardly to support a ladder frame along a front edge, and a pair of highchair wheels along a rear edge portion of the highchair platform. The ladder frame includes a plurality of integral horizontal and parallel rungs, acting to provide a climbing activity for the child.
The child seat system may also have a conjoined rectangular seat section and seat back section portions which are made using foam rubber sections with water-proof vinyl coverings. The child seat assembly may be removed completely from the highchair base assembly by detaching the fasteners or the seat assembly is pivoted rearwardly about the hinged hook-and-loop fastener by detaching only the front hook fastener and loop fastener portions to configure the child seat system for the climbing activity. The seat assembly may also be removably affixed to the highchair platform portion along a front edge portion via integral corresponding flat hook fastener and flat loop fastener portions and along a rear edge portion via a hinged hook-and-loop fastener.
The tray assembly may include a first microphone, at least one cup holder, at least one audio speaker, a removable mirror, and a personal electronic device holder, the first microphone. The speaker, and the personal electronic device holder are in electrical and electronic communication with each other to provide a multi-functional audio and video system to entertain and educate the child. The child seat system may also comprise a mirror which slides into the tray assembly, acting as a reflecting mirror when in a vertical position, and as a play or feeding surface when in a horizontal position. A series of four three-hundred sixty-degree rotation pivotable stroller wheels may also be provided for support and manual locomotion in lieu of the pair of highchair wheels and the ladder frame. The child seat system may also comprise an eating utensil set which includes a spoon and fork set, a plate, a cup, and a sippy cup, wherein the spoon and fork set, the plate, the cup, and the sippy cup each have a text-to-speech conversion circuit.
In a separate embodiment, that child seat system may comprise a stroller base assembly which includes an open-top and generally rectangular fabric enclosure supported along upper edges by a tubular frame, a pair of pivoting front stroller wheels, a pair of fixed rear stroller wheels, and an operable pushing handle, the enclosure is made using a flexible waterproof fabric material forming an inner space portion below and in between a pair of seat assemblies. The seat assemblies rotate one hundred eighty degrees so that both seat assemblies are facing one another. The front of each seat assembly is also provided with a release button to aid in release, rotation, and removal of said respective seat assembly. The pushing handle and wheel portions are securely attached to, and supported by the tubular frame, the sunshade is envisioned to help block harmful ultraviolet light and reduce incoming sun light, as well as protecting an occupant from rain, wind, or snow and a plurality of solar photovoltaic panels are positioned upon the sunshade for purposes of capturing rays of the sun to produce electricity. The pushing handle may be made of metal tubular construction and associated with the frame via a handle pivot portion, the pushing handle is pivoting from a rearward to a forward position, thereby allowing the caregiver to motion the stroller embodiment in an opposite direction, allowing a caregiver walking behind the child seat system to guide the child seat system along a ground surface. The inner space includes a removably attachable pedal assembly having pedals and rotating crank portions to provide an exercising means to the seated child or children, by emulating a cycling activity.
The child seat system according to this embodiment may also comprise a pedal assembly which provides a mechanical drive means to the stroller wheels, thereby enabling the child to pedal the child seat system along a surface while being coincidentally motioned by the caregiver using the pushing handle. An attachable pedal assembly may also be provided for both seat assemblies while in a forward-facing position, the forward-facing position is also provided with an outrigger arm and a pivotable wheel to aid in steering of the child seat system. Each of the seat assembles is provided with an attachable mirror to allow the child to see the parent or care provider located near the pushing handle for reassurance and comfort. The forward-facing surface of the stroller base assembly is provided with two headlight assemblies to aid in operation during nighttime hours or other periods of reduced ambient light. The rear facing surface of the stroller base assembly is provided with a centrally located outrigger standing board to permit older children to stand upon during motion of the stroller base assembly. The side facing surfaces of the stroller base assembly are provided with a plurality of decorative icons such as numeric characters, alpha characters, geometric shapes, or figurines and are physically attached by a retractable cable to allow the child to pull on the decorative icons for purposes of play. The upper portion of the pushing handle include a cup holder, a GPS tracking device, and a Wi-Fi hotspot.
The child seat system may also comprise an eating utensil set including a spoon and fork set, a plate, a cup, and a sippy cup, wherein the spoon and fork set, the plate, the cup, and the sippy cup each have a text-to-speech conversion circuit and/or a gear style personal electronic device holder that provides for an audio plug which connects to a GPS tracking device. The child seat system may also comprise a remote-control device provided to allow for remote control over the propulsion features of the stroller base assembly, the remote-control device includes a GPS receiver with a GPS antenna, a GPS notification screen and a navigation computer and/or a car seat base atop a playpen.
The advantages and features of the present invention will become better understood with reference to the following more detailed description and claims taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which like elements are identified with like symbols, and in which:
The best mode for carrying out the invention is presented in terms of its preferred embodiment, herein depicted within
The terms “a” and “an” herein do not denote a limitation of quantity, but rather denote the presence of at least one (1) of the referenced items.
The present invention describes a child seat system (herein described as the “system”) 10, which provides adaptable portions capable of being configured in different forms including a car seat 20, a highchair 10, a climbing apparatus, a playpen, and a stroller 100. The system 10 includes removably attachable major components including at least one (1) seat assembly 20, a highchair base assembly 60, and a stroller base assembly 110.
It is envisioned that the system 10 would be made available with varying external coverings, decorations, themes, logos, colors, and patterns, based upon a user's preferences.
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The seat assembly 20 includes an “L”-shaped structure having conjoined rectangular seat section 22 and seat back section 25 portions made using foam rubber sections with water-proof vinyl coverings. The seat assembly 20 is envisioned to also provide embellishments including a pivoting tray assembly 30, child restraining straps 27a, 27b, a booster seat 23, a pair of side inserts 33, and a pair of vehicle seatbelt apertures 38 (also see
The highchair base assembly 60 provides a step-ladder-shaped structure having a horizontal highchair platform 62 along a top portion. The highchair platform 62 is envisioned to provide a rigid bottom surface and a padded top surface. The highchair platform 62 also includes a plurality of protruding frame members 67 which extend downwardly to support a ladder frame 64 along a front edge, and a pair of highchair wheels 69 along a rear edge portion of the highchair platform 62. The ladder frame 64 includes a plurality of integral horizontal and parallel rungs 65, thereby acting to provide a climbing activity for the child (see
The seat assembly 20 is to be removably affixed to the highchair platform portion 62 along a front edge portion via integral corresponding flat hook fastener 36a and flat loop fastener 36b portions, and along a rear edge portion via a hinged hook-and-loop fastener 35. It is envisioned that the seat assembly 20 may be removed completely from the highchair base assembly 60 by detaching the fasteners 35, 36a, 36b, or the seat assembly 20 may be pivoted rearwardly about the hinged hook-and-loop fastener 35 by detaching only the front hook fastener 36a and loop fastener 36b portions to configure the system 10 for a climbing activity (see
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The seat assembly 20 may be used in a stand-alone manner as a car seat device by utilizing the shoulder 27a and crotch strap 27b portions and by routing an existing vehicle seatbelt through a pair of seatbelt apertures 38 being formed through opposing side portions of the seat assembly 20. Additionally, the seat assembly 20 may be used in conjunction with the previously described highchair base assembly 60 and a stroller base assembly 110 (see
The seat assembly 20 also provides a tray assembly 30 which may be positioned horizontally across a front area of the child, or may be pivoted to a vertical side position, if desired. The tray assembly 30 is pivotingly affixed to the seat back section 25, and supported by a tray rest arm 42 on the opposite side. The tray assembly 30 may be rotated to a horizontal position where it is to rest upon the stationary tray rest arm 42. The tray assembly 30 may also be rotated to a vertical side position, when desired. The tray assembly 30 is then envisioned to be retained in its vertical position via a tray latch portion 41 of a tray restraint arm 40, also stationarily affixed to a side portion of the seat back section 25 as seen in
The tray assembly 30 is envisioned to include any number of entertaining and educational features such as, but not limited to: a first microphone 31, at least one (1) cup holder 32, at least one (1) audio speaker 48, a removable mirror 50, and a personal electronic device holder 70. The aforementioned features are envisioned to be removably attachable to the tray assembly 30, being installed or removed based upon a user's preferences. The mirror 50 is envisioned to slide into the tray assembly 30, acting as a reflecting mirror when in a vertical position, and as a play or feeding surface when in the horizontal position.
The first microphone 31, speaker 48, and personal electronic device holder 70 are envisioned to be in electrical and electronic communication with each other to provide a multi-functional audio and video system to entertain and educate the child. Furthermore, it is understood that the aforementioned audio/video devices would receive electrical power via sources such as, but not limited to: a battery pack, a solar cell, an AC/DC power source, and the like. An embodiment of the personal electronic device holder 70 is illustrated here including a rectangular cavity 71 formed within a front surface, being particularly sized to snuggly hold a personal electronic device 75 such as an IPHONE®, an IPAD®, or the like within. The personal electronic device holder 70 is envisioned to be secured to the tray assembly 30 using a pair of mounting clips 72, or equivalent method of attachment such as VELCRO®, to position the contained personal electronic device 75 at a convenient viewing position in front of the child.
The system 10 includes a sunshade 44 which may be installed upon a top edge of the seat back section 25 to provide protection of the occupying child from the sun, being especially beneficial when the system 10 is configured in the stroller embodiment 100 (see
To further allow use of the system 10 with a wider range of users, the system 10 is provided with a padded infant insert 51. The padded infant insert 51 is envisioned to be manufactured with a soft textile based cover and interior padding. It is placed upon seat section 22 and the seat back section 25 to reduce voids between said surfaces and a small infant. Such features are envisioned to increase safety and enhance comfort. As the child grows the padded infant insert 51 may be removed.
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While in the stroller embodiment 100, the inner space 114 may include a removably attachable pedal assembly 130 having pedals 134 and rotating crank 132 portions to provide an exercising means to the seated child or children, by emulating a cycling activity. The pushing handle 118 is envisioned to be of a metal tubular construction and associated with the frame 116 via a handle pivot portion 119, allowing a caregiver walking behind the apparatus 10 to guide the stroller embodiment 100 along a ground surface. It is further envisioned that the pushing handle 118 would be capable of pivoting from a rearward to a forward position, thereby allowing the caregiver to motion the stroller embodiment 100 in an opposite direction, when desired. It is further envisioned that in another embodiment of the stroller embodiment 100, the pedal assembly 130 may provide a mechanical drive means to the stroller wheels 121,123, thereby enabling the child to pedal the stroller embodiment 100 along a surface while being coincidentally motioned by the caregiver using the pushing handle 118. The attachable pedal assembly would be provided for both seat assemblies 20 while in a forward-facing position. The distal seat (forward position) is also provided with an outrigger arm 210 and a pivotable wheel 215 to aid in steering of the stroller embodiment 100. Each of the seat assembly 20 is provided with an attachable mirror 50 as shown to allow the child to see the parent or care provider located near the pushing handle 118 for reassurance and comfort. The front of each seat assembly 20 is also provided with a release button 230 to aid in release, rotation, and/or removal of said respective seat assembly 20. The forward-facing surface of the stroller base assembly 110 is provided with two (2) headlight assemblies 220 to aid in operation during nighttime hours or other periods of reduced ambient light. The rear facing surface of the stroller base assembly 110 is provided with a centrally located outrigger standing board 225 to permit older children to stand upon during motion of the stroller base assembly 110. The outrigger standing board 225 is only partially shown due to illustrative limitations. The side facing surfaces of the stroller base assembly 110 are provided with a plurality of decorative icons 235 such as numeric characters (as shown in
When released by the child, the decorative icons 235 will retract automatically to a stowed position as shown. Now concentrating on the upper portion of the pushing handle 118, a cup holder 240, a GPS tracking device 245, and a Wi-Fi hotspot 250 are shown. The cup holder 240 would be used for the common application of holding a cup, insulated flask, water bottle, beverage bottle or the like for purposes of providing liquid refreshment for the child, parent or care provider during use of the stroller base assembly 110. The GPS tracking device 245 receives coordinate information from the GPS satellite array and determines the location of the stroller base assembly 110 to within several feet anywhere on the face of the earth. Said location information is then transferred to the Wi-Fi hotspot 250 which relays the subject location information along with related unique identifiers for broadcast to local cellular networks and subsequent placement within a database located in a cloud-based (internet) computing platform. This permits authorized users of the platform (those with provided login and password information) the ability to log in via software or web-based applications on their personal computer (PC), tablet computer, smart phone, or related device, to determine the location of the stroller base assembly 110 on a real-time basis. Such information is viewed as being useful in location of spouses, paid workers (baby sitters) or in the event of theft or kidnapping. The Wi-Fi hotspot 250 also provides internet connectivity to devices (such as tablet computers) that do not have internal cellular (GSM) based transceivers and are only equipped with Wi-Fi type transceivers. Such internet based connectivity is viewed as especially useful when on trips away from home, to local parks, or when simply taking children for a ride in the stroller base assembly 110.
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It is envisioned that other styles and configurations of the present invention can be easily incorporated into the teachings of the present invention, and only one (1) particular configuration shall be shown and described for purposes of clarity and disclosure and not by way of limitation of scope.
The preferred embodiment of the present invention can be utilized by the common user in a simple and effortless manner with little or no training. After initial purchase or acquisition of the system 10, it would be configured into various embodiments as indicated in
Following procurement of a model of the system 10 having a desired external appearance and number of seat assemblies 20, the method of configuring and utilizing the system 10 as a stand-alone car seat may be achieved by performing the following steps: placing a seat assembly 20 upon an existing vehicle seat; pivoting the tray assembly 30 up to its vertical position and securing it there using the tray latch 41; adjusting the booster seat 23 into a desired height into the seat aperture portion 24 of the seat section 22; placing the child into the seat assembly 20; routing an existing seatbelt portion of the vehicle through the seat belt apertures 38; buckling the existing vehicle seat belt around the child in a normal manner; connecting the shoulder straps 27a and crotch strap 27b together using the buckle 28; utilizing the entertaining and educational features of the tray assembly 30 with the tray assembly in its vertical position, or releasing the tray assembly 30 from the tray latch 41 and pivoting the tray assembly 30 downward until contacting the tray rest arm 42, if desired; utilizing the first microphone 31, cup holders 32, audio speakers 48, the mirror 50, and the personal electronic device holder 70 to hold a personal electronic device 75 as desired; and, benefiting from an entertaining and educational vehicle car seat assembly 20 afforded a user of the present invention 10.
The method of configuring and utilizing the system 10 as a highchair may be achieved by performing the following steps: placing the highchair base assembly 60 upon a flat surface; placing the seat assembly 20 upon the highchair platform 62; securing the seat assembly 20 to the highchair platform 62 using the hook and loop fastener portions 35, 36a, 36b; pivoting the tray assembly 30 up to its vertical position and securing it there using the tray latch 41; adjusting a booster seat 23 to a desired height into the seat aperture portion 24 of the seat section 22; placing the child into the seat assembly 20; connecting the shoulder straps 27a and crotch strap 27b together using the buckle 28; inserting the mirror 50 into the tray assembly 30, if not previously installed; releasing the tray assembly 30 from the tray latch 41 and pivoting the tray assembly 30 downward until contacting the tray rest arm 42; utilizing the rear surface of the mirror 50 for playing or feeding the child; and, utilizing the other features of the tray assembly 30 as previously described.
The method of configuring and utilizing the system 10 as a climbing activity may be achieved by performing the following steps: configuring the system 10 in the highchair embodiment; releasing the flat hook 36a and loop 36b fasteners; tilting the seat assembly 20 about the hinged hook-and-loop fastener 35 in a rearward direction; removing the booster seat 23 if not previously removed; fastening the proximal end of the ramp 70 to the seat back section 25; positioning the distal portion of the ramp 80 upon a floor surface; guiding and encouraging the child to proceed up the ladder frame 64, over the highchair platform 62, through the insert aperture 24, over the seat back section 25, and down the ramp 80 to the floor surface; and, benefiting from an entertaining form of exercising.
The method of configuring and utilizing the system 10 as a playpen activity may be achieved by performing the following steps: configuring the system 10 in the playpen embodiment; removing one (1) or both seat assembly 20 by use of activation of the release button 230; extending side members of the stroller base assembly 110 in an outward manner as described by the travel path “t” 305; and, benefiting from an entertaining form of amusement/entertainment for the child(ren).
The method of configuring and utilizing the system 10 in the stroller embodiment 100 may be achieved by performing the following steps: mounting one (1) or two (2) seat assemblies 20, facing in desired directions, onto the tubular frame portions 116 of the enclosure portion 112 of the stroller base assembly 110 by utilizing the flat hook fasteners 36a, the flat loop fasteners 36b, and the hinged hook-and-loop fasteners 35; inserting the pedal assembly 130 into the inner space portion 114 of the enclosure 112, if desired; adjusting booster seat 23 to desired height, into the seat aperture portions 24 of the seat sections 22; loading and securing the child or children as previously described for the highchair configuration; installing the sunshade 44 to protect the child or children from the sun and/or the elements by inserting the post fasteners 46 into the shade apertures portions 26 of the seat back section 25; allowing a caregiver to grasp and position the pushing handle 118 in a desired direction and attitude; allowing the caregiver to push the stroller embodiment 100 in a normal manner; and, encouraging the child or children to utilize the features of the tray assembly 30, and/or use the pedal assembly 130 to emulate a cycling activity. Propulsion of the stroller embodiment 100 can be controlled in a manual manner using the pushing handle 118 or by use of the remote-control device 205 to control the drive motors 430 through the main controller 425. Navigation of the stroller embodiment 100 can be enhanced by use of the GPS receiver 450, the Wi-Fi transceiver circuitry 455, the backhaul transmitter 460, and the navigation computer 510. Should operation of the stroller embodiment 100 occur in reduced ambient lighting, the headlight assemblies 220 can be activated through the navigation computer 510.
The foregoing descriptions of specific embodiments of the present invention have been presented for purposes of illustration and description. They are not intended to be exhaustive or to limit the invention to the precise forms disclosed, and obviously many modifications and variations are possible in light of the above teaching. The embodiments were chosen and described in order to best explain the principles of the invention and its practical application, to thereby enable others skilled in the art to best utilize the invention and various embodiments with various modifications as are suited to the particular use contemplated.
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