EP3860381A1 - Casque dote d'un anneau pour relier le casque a un systeme antivol - Google Patents
Casque dote d'un anneau pour relier le casque a un systeme antivolInfo
- Publication number
- EP3860381A1 EP3860381A1 EP19779050.4A EP19779050A EP3860381A1 EP 3860381 A1 EP3860381 A1 EP 3860381A1 EP 19779050 A EP19779050 A EP 19779050A EP 3860381 A1 EP3860381 A1 EP 3860381A1
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- European Patent Office
- Prior art keywords
- ring
- helmet
- housing
- hard shell
- base
- Prior art date
- Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.)
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A42—HEADWEAR
- A42B—HATS; HEAD COVERINGS
- A42B3/00—Helmets; Helmet covers ; Other protective head coverings
- A42B3/04—Parts, details or accessories of helmets
- A42B3/0406—Accessories for helmets
- A42B3/0413—Anti-theft arrangements
Definitions
- the present invention relates to the field of helmets.
- a helmet is generally worn by a user to cover part of his head and limit the risk of trauma of this user in the event of a fall / shock to his head.
- the user must put it down and there is then a risk of theft especially if this helmet is attached to the vehicle (such as a bicycle, a scooter, a motorcycle, a quad).
- the vehicle such as a bicycle, a scooter, a motorcycle, a quad.
- an anti-theft system link can be a cable or anti-theft U.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a helmet solving all or part of the aforementioned problems of the prior art.
- the invention relates essentially to a helmet comprising a hard shell and a flexible shell extending inside the hard shell, this helmet comprising a fastening device to allow the attachment of an anti-theft system external to the helmet.
- the helmet according to the invention is essentially characterized in that the attachment device comprises a ring for the passage in the ring of a link of said anti-theft system external to the helmet, this ring being mechanically connected to the hard shell so as to be movable relative to this hard shell between a stowed position and an extended position;
- a major part of the ring is inside a cavity at least partially delimited by said hard shell and in the extended position at least a part of the ring is outside of said cavity to allow passage through the ring of said anti-theft system link.
- the term hard shell is a relative term with respect to the hardness of the flexible shell (in other words, the hard shell has a hardness greater than the hardness of the flexible shell).
- the anti-theft system link can be an anti-theft system cable external to the helmet or an anti-theft system chain or an anti-theft system U external to the helmet, an open ring of padlocks forming an anti-theft system.
- Having a ring mechanically connected to the hard shell makes it easier to attach the helmet using an anti-theft system, the link of which can penetrate the ring in the extended position.
- the attachment zone of the anti-theft system is thus located at the level of the ring which constitutes a direct connection on the helmet dedicated to this attachment.
- the attachment of the helmet using an anti-theft system is thus facilitated while limiting the risk of damaging the helmet during attachment.
- the anti-theft system can connect the helmet to a support such as a fixed support or part of the vehicle, for example a vehicle wheel, a handlebar of the vehicle, a vehicle chassis, a fixed attachment belonging to the vehicle and accessible from the exterior of the vehicle or a fixed attachment belonging to the vehicle and accessible to inside a vehicle trunk, this trunk being adapted to receive the helmet in the trunk.
- a support such as a fixed support or part of the vehicle, for example a vehicle wheel, a handlebar of the vehicle, a vehicle chassis, a fixed attachment belonging to the vehicle and accessible from the exterior of the vehicle or a fixed attachment belonging to the vehicle and accessible to inside a vehicle trunk, this trunk being adapted to receive the helmet in the trunk.
- the helmet ring has a passage for the link of the anti-theft system which authorizes the passage through the ring of a cylindrical rod with a diameter greater than 2 mm, this rod preferably having a diameter greater than 10 mm.
- this passage of the ring allows the passage of a cylindrical rod with a diameter of less than 50 mm.
- Another advantage of the helmet according to the invention is that the ring can be positioned in the stowed position when it is no longer used for the passage of the link of the anti-theft system.
- the invention relates to an assembly comprising on the one hand a helmet according to any one of the embodiments of helmet according to the invention and on the other hand an electronic device chosen from the group of electronic devices consisting:
- an electronic anti-theft alarm device comprising a sound transmitter and / or a transmitter of an alarm message via a wireless communication network
- a ring break detection device for example by detecting a break in electrical continuity along the ring
- this electronic device for detecting at least one current position of the ring relative to the hard shell, this electronic device for detecting at least one current position of the ring being arranged to emit a signal representative of this current position via communication channel, this message being intended for another electronic device for controlling the execution or the stopping of a functionality implemented by this other electronic device; and any combination of these electronic devices.
- Such an assembly is particularly useful because it provides mechanical protection of the helmet against theft while providing a means of detecting the state of the helmet (by state, we can hear its position and / or the position of the ring relative to the hard shell and / or a mechanical stress applied to one part of the helmet.
- FIG. 1 includes two views of a helmet according to the invention, the ring is arranged at a rear area at the bottom of the helmet, the ring being in the stowed position in the left view and in the extended position on the right view, the anti-theft system link here is a cable;
- FIG. 2 shows on the one hand two views of a first helmet according to the invention comprising a cavity / alcove formed at the rear of the helmet and in which the ring is located, a tilting hatch closing this alcove, this hatch being opened by manual pressing on a manual actuation zone of the hatch or of the ring, this actuation zone being here a button located at the rear of the helmet; and on the other hand a third view of a second helmet according to the invention also provided with an alcove in which the ring is entirely stored in the stowed position, here a shutter for closing the alcove is manually tilting towards the bottom of the helmet (here it is a question of actuating the hatch directly by hand to be able to reach the ring);
- FIG. 3 presents on the one hand a first view of an assembly comprising a motorcycle, an anti-theft system attached to the handlebars of the motorcycle and a helmet according to the invention whose ring is in the extended position, a link of the system d 'anti-theft device passing through this ring, a cover extending all around the helmet to protect it, only the ring being outside the cover and on the other hand a helmet according to the invention attached to a structure scooter via an anti-theft system;
- FIG. 4 illustrates on the one hand a sectional view of a helmet according to the invention worn by a user, the ring being here integrated in a housing, to be movable there between a stowed position here illustrated and an extended position and on the other hand a rear view of the helmet illustrated in the sectional view, the housing being illustrated in transparency with the ring in the stowed position and an illustration in gray of the ring in the extended position;
- FIG. 5 illustrates a first sectional view of a helmet according to the invention worn by a user, the cavity receiving the ring being placed at the rear of the helmet, this cavity forming an alcove selectively closed by a sliding hatch a second front view of this sliding hatch outside the hard shell of the helmet between a high position for closing the alcove and a low position to allow the ring to pass out of the alcove, the third view of this FIG. 5 illustrating the open alcove 31, the hatch 32 and the ring 15 in the extended position, this ring 15 is here attached to a base 17 inserted in the alcove and attached to the outside of the hard shell 11;
- FIG. 6 illustrates two views of the helmet according to the invention in a mode where the cavity receiving the ring being placed at the rear of the helmet, this cavity forming an alcove selectively closed by a sliding hatch which is here sliding to the inside the hard shell of the helmet between a low position for closing the alcove and a high position to allow the passage of the ring out of the alcove, a button used to control the movement of the hatch of one to the other of its positions;
- FIG. 7a illustrates a sectional view of a helmet according to the invention in a mode where the base fixed to the hard shell belongs to a housing, the ring being rigid and open inside the housing, the ends bent of the ring located on either side of the opening of the ring penetrating into lateral rails 50 for guiding in translation of the ring between its stowed and outlet positions, each of these rails being formed on the 'base, in this case on opposite longitudinal sides of the base;
- - Figure 7b illustrates a bottom view of the helmet of Figure 7a where we see that the curved ends of the open ring are each in one of the rails 50 of the base which corresponds to it to be able to slide between its positions output and stored, the ring being here in the output position, the helmet is shown here without its flexible shell which is normally positioned inside the hard shell so that the housing is between this flexible shell and the hard shell;
- - Figure 7c is an exploded view of the housing illustrated in Figures 7a and 7b;
- Figure 7d shows a longitudinal sectional view and a front view of the housing of Figures 7a to 7c, the ring being here in the extended position;
- Figure 7e shows the housing of Figure 7d and the ring carried by the base, this ring being in the stowed position;
- FIG. 8a is a sectional view of a helmet according to the invention, this view being similar to that of Figure
- Figure 8b illustrates a bottom view of the helmet of Figure 8a
- Figure 8c is an exploded view of the housing illustrated in Figures 8a and 8b;
- FIG. 8d shows a longitudinal sectional view and a front view of the housing of Figures 8a to 8c, the ring being here in the extended position under the effect of two return members of the ring from its stowed position towards its extended position, these members being placed inside the housing 20 and each of these return members 30 belonging to a group of members which may include an elastic return member such as a helical spring, a magnetic return member such as a permanent magnet ;
- FIG. 9a is a sectional view of a helmet according to the invention, in a mode where the ring is simply pivotally mounted on the base, without housing, this base being fixed in the cavity 16 of the hard shell for be vis-à-vis the flexible shell;
- FIG. 9b illustrates a bottom view of the helmet of Figure 9a
- - Figure 9c illustrates views of the base and the ring of Figures 9a and 9bn, the rigid ring 11 is pivotally mounted on the base 17 to be in the stowed position as in the left view or in the extended position as on the right view;
- FIG. 10 illustrates an electronic device 60 intended to be at least partially carried by the helmet 1, in this case, this device 60 comprises one of an electronic detection device 61 of at least one current position of the ring 15 relative to the housing 20 (this electronic detection device 61 of at least one current position of the ring relative to the housing is carried by the helmet, in this case it is carried by the housing and it is arranged to emit a signal representative of this current position via communication channel, this message being intended for another electronic device possibly integrated into the helmet, for example inside the housing, or remote from the helmet, to control the execution or the stop of 'a feature implemented by this other electronic device).
- this device 60 comprises one of an electronic detection device 61 of at least one current position of the ring 15 relative to the housing 20 (this electronic detection device 61 of at least one current position of the ring relative to the housing is carried by the helmet, in this case it is carried by the housing and it is arranged to emit a signal representative of this current position via communication channel, this message being intended for another electronic device possibly integrated into the helmet, for example inside
- the invention mainly relates to a helmet 1 comprising a hard shell 11 and a flexible shell 12 extending inside the hard shell.
- This helmet comprises an attachment device 13 to allow the attachment of an anti-theft system 14 external to the helmet.
- the attachment device 13 comprises a ring 15 for the passage in the ring of a link of said anti-theft system 14 external to the helmet.
- This anti-theft system link can be an anti-theft system cable or an anti-theft system chain or a U anti-theft system.
- This ring 15 is mechanically connected to the hard shell 11 so as to be movable relative to this hard shell 11 between a stowed position and an extended position.
- a major part of the ring 15 is located inside a cavity 16 at least partially delimited by said hard shell 11.
- the helmet can comprise a rigid base 17 which is rigidly fixed against the hard shell 11, said ring being mechanically connected to the hard shell 11 via this rigid base 17.
- a thief seeking to slip a tool between the base 17 and the hard shell 11 would take the risk of destroying / damaging the hard shell 11 which would make the helmet unusable. The thief is thus dissuaded from stealing the helmet because it risks making it non-functional.
- this base 17 has guide surfaces 50a in displacement of said ring 15 relative to the base 17 to guide the movement of the ring between the stored position and the extended position.
- These guide surfaces 50a are fixedly positioned relative to said hard shell 11 and are mainly placed inside said cavity 16.
- these guide surfaces are predominantly, preferably integrally, placed inside said cavity 16, they are more difficult to access to the thief's tools, which increases the safety of the mechanical connection between the ring and the hard shell.
- the ring preferably belongs to a part provided with a section remote from the ring remaining permanently in the housing to improve the maintenance of the ring.
- this remote section may include longitudinal slots for guiding the springs 30.
- the guide surfaces 50a are arranged to allow only a translation of the ring 15.
- the guide surfaces are arranged to allow only rotation of the ring relative to the base 17.
- the guide surfaces 50a are arranged to essentially allow a translation of the ring relative to the base and to allow a rotation of less than 10 ° of the ring relative at the base. This rotation takes place around an axis perpendicular to a main axis of displacement in translation of the ring from the stored position to its extended position.
- This limited rotation of less than 10 ° angle is used so that the ring 15 can bypass the stops 18 which are here fixed relative to the base so as to be on the shortest path of the ring from the stowed position to its extended position.
- an elastic blade 19 can oppose the pivoting of this ring 15 to hold it against these stops 18 when the ring is in its stowed position and thus thus oppose the circumvention of these stops 18.
- the base 17 is rigidly fixed against the hard shell (11) via a plurality of fasteners 17a remote from each other so that this base 17 is pressed against the hard shell 11 under the effect of this plurality of fasteners 17a.
- a fastener 17a of the plurality of fasteners is chosen from the group of fasteners consisting of a rivet, a screw, an overmolding of the shell lasts on areas of the base and a combination of these fasteners.
- the base 17 is integrally placed inside said cavity 16, which makes it all the less accessible to a thief seeking to damage it.
- the helmet 1 also comprises a housing 20, the base 17 belonging to this housing 20 and this housing 20 also comprising a cover 21 preventing access to a mechanical connection zone between the ring and the base.
- the ring 15 moves between the base 17 and the cover 21 of the housing 20.
- the base 17 and the cover 21 are flat and parallel and guide the ring 15 which is located between this base and this cover.
- the base is a one-piece metal part which is preferably forged, preferably made of stainless steel, for example 316 steel.
- the ring is a one-piece metal part which is preferably forged, preferably made of stainless steel, for example 316 steel.
- the flexible shell is preferably made of polystyrene.
- the helmet can also include a comfort coating placed inside the flexible shell to avoid direct contact between the flexible shell and the user's head.
- the ring 15 can be an open rigid ring which, in any one of said stored position and extended position, is open only inside the housing.
- Locating the opening of the rigid ring only inside the housing 20 increases the resistance to separation of the ring 15 because access to its opening can only be done by forcing the housing 20 .
- the housing may include lateral stops limiting the spacing capacity of the opening of the ring 15 which is inside the housing.
- the fact that the ring 15 is open inside the housing makes it possible to free up a space inside the housing.
- This free space inside the housing 20 is thus available for positioning at least a portion 61 of an electronic device 60 therein.
- the ring 15 can be a closed rigid ring.
- a closed rigid ring has improved mechanical strength compared to an open rigid ring.
- the ring can be flexible and be formed by a cable comprising first and second terminal ends, these first and second terminal ends being attached to the base.
- the helmet can also include a locking device movable between a locking configuration and an unlocked configuration under the action of a command from this locking device (such a command from the locking device is for example a lock actuated by a mechanical key or an electrically controlled lock).
- a command from the locking device is for example a lock actuated by a mechanical key or an electrically controlled lock.
- This locking device is fixed to the helmet, preferably against the base, preferably inside the housing.
- the second end of the cable is attached to the base via the locking device and in the unlocked configuration, the second end of the cable is free and is located outside the housing.
- either the two ends of the cable are directly connected to the base, or only one of these ends and directly connected to the base, the second of these ends being connected via the locking device in the locking configuration.
- the advantage of using a flexible ring formed by a cable allows an adaptation of the shape of the ring to the need for fixing with the external link of the anti-theft system.
- the only locking means carried by the helmet can be used to secure the helmet on any link of an anti-theft system external to the helmet.
- this anti-theft system link can be a fixed clip in the form of a closed ring.
- the second end of the cable can pass through the link in the form of a fixed closed ring.
- the housing 20 can comprise two rails 50 for guiding in translation of the ring 15 between the stowed position and the extended position.
- the housing 20 can comprise / support at least one mechanical stop 18 arranged to be in contact against the ring 15 when the latter is in the stowed position. so as to prevent its passage to its exit position.
- the helmet 1 may also include a zone for manual actuation of the ring arranged to control the passage of the ring from its stored position to its extended position in response to a manual action exerted on this manual actuation zone.
- the manual actuation zone of the ring may be a button of a ring locking mechanism, or a bearing zone formed on the ring, the ring then acting on a locking mechanism of 1 'ring.
- This ring locking mechanism is preferably arranged to automatically maintain the ring in its stored position when this ring is moved manually to this stored position and to move the ring to its extended position in response to manual action on the area manual actuation of one ring.
- the ring locking mechanism may include a monostable hook 24 mechanically connected to the manual actuation zone 26 and movable between a monostable position for holding the ring in its stowed position (illustrated in FIG. 8e) and a release position (illustrated in FIG. 8d) reached in response to said manual action on the manual actuation zone of the ring 26.
- this hook 24 is a pivoting lever 24 which is placed inside the case 20 to pivot around a fixed axis 25 located inside the case 20.
- a second elastic return member 27 which is here a compressible helical spring but which could be an elastic blade (or any other functional equivalent conventionally known to a person skilled in the art), exerts a force for returning the hook 24 to its monostable position of keeping the ring in its stowed position.
- the housing has a support zone 28 placed inside the housing and arranged to support a part of said second elastic return member 27.
- the support zone 28 is a passage formed in the base to receive the helical spring 27 which constitutes the second elastic return member 27.
- the hook 24, here the pivoting lever 24, includes a support zone 29 placed inside the housing and arranged to support another part of said second elastic return member 27, in this case a second end of the helical spring 27.
- this housing could also be equipped with a mechanical system called “push pull” or “push pull” suitable for:
- said cavity 16 can be at least partially delimited by an internal face of the hard shell 11 which is opposite the flexible shell 12.
- this cavity 16 is preferably also delimited by the flexible shell so that this cavity is located between the hard shell 11 and the flexible shell 12, that is to say on the side of the shell lasts 11 which is oriented towards an internal zone of the helmet 1 intended to receive the head of the user.
- said cavity 16 is delimited by an external face of said hard shell 11, at the level of a localized depression of this external face.
- the cavity delimited by the external face forms an alcove 31.
- the helmet 1 may include a shutter flap 32 of this alcove 31 which is movable between an open position of the alcove and a shutter position of the alcove.
- the hatch 32 in the open position allows the positioning of the ring 15 in its extended position so that said at least part of the ring can be outside the alcove.
- the hatch 32 in the closed position prohibits the passage of the ring in the extended position.
- the helmet 1 can also include a member for returning the ring from its stored position to its extended position.
- Such a return member can be an elastic return member such as a spring, a compressible elastomer, or an elastic tongue or a return member by magnetic force such as a magnet.
- the hatch 32 also makes it possible to protect the base and its connection with the ring in the stowed position.
- the base 17 is preferably fully positioned inside the alcove 31 which protects it from the risk of tearing.
- this electronic device may also include at least one connection port 62, this port 62 can be placed inside or outside the cavity.
- this port 62 is preferably positioned in the alcove 31 so as to be able to be protected there by the shutter hatch 32.
- this port 62 is positioned in a space located between the hard shell 11 and the flexible shell 12 and opens outwards from the helmet.
- the port is placed toward the base of the hard shell.
- Such a port is for example a USB port for recharging a battery of the electronic device.
- the helmet can then include a manual actuation zone 33 of the flap 32 arranged to control the passage of the flap 32 from its closed position towards its open position in response to a manual action exerted on this manual actuation zone 33.
- the manual actuation zone 33 of the door 32 is a button of a door locking mechanism, this door locking mechanism being arranged to automatically hold the door 32 in its closed position when it is moved manually to this closed position and to move the hatch to its open position in response to manual action on the manual actuation area.
- the actuation mechanism may comprise a monostable hook mechanically connected to the manual and movable actuation zone between a monostable position for holding the hatch in its closed position and a release position reached in response to said action.
- manual on the manual actuation area may comprise a monostable hook mechanically connected to the manual and movable actuation zone between a monostable position for holding the hatch in its closed position and a release position reached in response to said action.
- said hatch 32 is a hatch chosen from the group of hatches consisting of a sliding hatch along and facing an external face of the hard shell, of a sliding hatch along and facing with respect to an internal face of the hard shell, an articulated hatch arranged to pivot relative to the hard shell, and any combination of these hatches.
- the helmet can include an electronic device 60 chosen from the group of electronic devices consisting of:
- an electronic anti-theft alarm device comprising a sound transmitter and / or a transmitter of an alarm message via a wireless communication network (this message can be an SMS, an MMS or any other form of message) ; an electronic helmet geolocation device;
- a ring rupture detection device for example by detecting a break in electrical continuity along the ring
- an electronic detection device 61 of at least one current position of the ring with respect to the housing (this electronic detection device of at least one current position of the ring with respect to the housing is arranged to emit a signal representative of this current position via communication channel, this message being intended for another electronic device possibly integrated into the helmet, for example inside the housing, or remote from the helmet, for controlling the execution or the stopping of functionality implemented by this other electronic device) and any combination of these electronic devices.
- an electronic device 60 which can be integrated into the helmet, preferably in the housing is that illustrated in FIG. 10.
- This device 60 comprises:
- Batteries 63 for example of the Lithium-ion or Lithium-polymer type ensuring the electrical supply of all or part of the device 60;
- an accelerometer 65 for detecting shocks and / or movements
- a port 62 for, for example, recharging the batteries 63;
- this detection device 61 may include a keeper with a switch mechanics moved under the action of moving the ring).
- the circuit's communication functions via a wireless network are then deactivated (this allows the user to be protected from exposure to communication signals) possibly all other functions of the device 60 could also be disabled;
- a shock detection function by the accelerometer is then activated and in the event of detection of such a shock, the realization of 'at least one action is then controlled by the electronic device 60.
- This at least one action is for example:
- the device 60 upon detection of the position exiting the ring, the device 60 is activated and records the geolocated position of the helmet and information relating to possible shocks, vibrations or displacement of the helmet, attempted break-in.
- the device 60 communicates remotely with the telephone of the owner of the helmet via a wireless network (for example via a WEB server and an application installed on this phone).
- a wireless network for example via a WEB server and an application installed on this phone.
- the device transmits to said telephone, via the wireless network (for example via a 3G, 4G, 5G network), geolocated position information and possible alerts relating to possible shocks, vibrations or movement of the helmet, attempt of break-in.
- the wireless network for example via a 3G, 4G, 5G network
- the user is thus warned in the event of an attempt to steal his helmet, which allows him to act accordingly while knowing the position of his helmet.
- the ring When the headset is used, the ring is then placed in its stowed position which is detected by the electronic detection device 61 and the communication functions of the circuit via the wireless network are then deactivated with possibly all the other functions of the device 60 .
- the invention is not limited to the examples described above and may include other embodiments, for example, any combination of the characteristics of the various embodiments of the invention.
- the base and / or the cover and / or the whole of the case described above are preferably made of metal, at least some of them could be made of plastic material.
- the aforementioned electronic device 60 be integrated into the helmet to detect an attempted break-in of the box and generate an alarm.
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Applications Claiming Priority (2)
| Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
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| FR1871136A FR3086846B1 (fr) | 2018-10-06 | 2018-10-06 | Dispositif d’accroche antivol integre a un casque de moto, scooter ou velo ou tout autres types de casques. |
| PCT/EP2019/076971 WO2020070317A1 (fr) | 2018-10-06 | 2019-10-04 | Casque dote d'un anneau pour relier le casque a un systeme antivol |
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| EP3860381A1 true EP3860381A1 (fr) | 2021-08-11 |
| EP3860381B1 EP3860381B1 (fr) | 2025-04-23 |
| EP3860381C0 EP3860381C0 (fr) | 2025-04-23 |
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| WO2020070317A1 (fr) | 2020-04-09 |
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