JPH0314603A - Movable toy to be fitted on body such as head or face - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide the subject humorous toy greatly effective in terms of calling person's attention, so designed that a human body is fitted with said toy's main body having condition-changing means, and the vocal sound from the person fitted therewith is caught by sound sensor to actuate said means. CONSTITUTION:For example, the objective movable toy is so designed that the main bodies 1, 2, 3 fitted with condition-changing means 8a, 8b are equipped with (A) a switching circuit 6 to be actuated by sound sensors 7, 7 to catch the vocal sound from a person and (B) a driving part 4 driving based on the output signals from the switching circuit 6 to effect actuation of the condition- changing means 8a, 8b.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] <<Industrial Application Field>> This invention relates to a movable toy that is played by being attached to the body, such as the head or face. <<Prior Art>> Conventionally, when dressing up at a party, for example, disguise glasses that combine glasses, a fake nose, and a hair clip have been used. These disguise glasses have sunglasses as the glasses, a relatively large fake nose, and a humorous red head. <<Problems to be Solved by the Invention>> However, the above-mentioned conventional toy worn on the body has the disadvantage that it lacks interest because it does not have any parts that change according to the intention of the person wearing it. For example, disguise glasses can be expected to have a certain effect when worn, but the lack of movable parts leaves something to be desired. This invention was made in view of these conventional problems, and its purpose is to create a toy that can be worn on the body and whose state can be changed according to the will of the person wearing it. Providing movable toys. <Means for Solving the Problems> In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention provides a device that is attached to a human body such as the head or face, and a part of which is movable, changes color, or generates sounds to change the state of the body. A main body having a state changing means, a sound sensor that captures the sound emitted by a person wearing the main body, a switching circuit operated by the sound sensor, and a switching circuit driven based on an output signal of the switching circuit to change the state. It is characterized by consisting of a drive section that operates the changing means. <<Operation>> In the above configuration, when a sound is captured by the sound sensor, an output signal is output from the switching circuit and the drive unit is activated. The operation of this drive unit activates the state changing means of the main body. <<Example>> The present invention will be explained below based on the drawings. Figures 1 to 4 are
This figure shows a first embodiment of the movable toy according to the present invention, and shows an example of disguise glasses. Disguise glasses (hereinafter referred to as glasses) 1 is a frame 2
A made nose made of soft plastic from the nose pad part 3
is installed hanging down.

The interior of the make-up A3 has a space 3a that can accommodate the nose of a person wearing glasses 1, and the thick part 3b corresponding to the bridge of the nose 3 is equipped with a drive unit 4, a battery 5. A switching circuit 6 and a sound sensor 7 are buried. The drive unit 4 consists of a micromotor, and drive shafts 4a,
4b passes through both nostrils 3c, 3C of the artificial nose 3, and imitation round beards 8a. 8b is fixed. The sound sensor 7 is separated from the microphone, and the artificial nose 3
It is provided with a part exposed on the bottom surface 3d of the top. Therefore, the glasses 1 are located at a location where it is easiest to capture the sounds made by the person wearing the glasses. The battery 5 consists of a button battery, and the switching circuit 6
are exposed from a small electric circuit built into the board, and these are buried in the thick part 3b. Note that these may be provided, for example, on the temple portion 2a of the frame 2. FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing the electrical configuration of this embodiment, in which a signal captured by the sound sensor 7 is sent to the switching circuit 6. The switching circuit includes an amplifier 76a and a switching element 6b consisting of a transistor, amplifies the signal from the sound sensor 7, and outputs it to the gate of the switching element 6b. As a result, the battery 5's t
The flow is supplied to the drive unit (motor) 4, and drives the drive unit 4 to rotate. Glasses 1 according to this embodiment having the above configuration
When using the glasses, wear them on your face like regular glasses. In this case, the wearer is fitted so that the human nose is located in the accommodation portion 3a of the artificial nose 3. When a human utters a voice, it is detected by the sound sensor 7, the switching circuit 6 is turned on, and the drive unit 4 performs rotational driving. Along with this rotation, both shafts 4a of this drive section 4. Lohige 8a fixed to 4b,
8b rotates as shown by the arrow in Figure 1. Therefore, not only is it humorous to wear the glasses 1, but also the beard rotates in response to the voice of the person wearing the glasses, which can call for even more attention. FIG. 5 shows the second embodiment, and shows an example of a helmet. The helmet 10 includes a ring-shaped belt 10a and a plurality of arch-shaped belts 10b. 10b... is provided.
One end of the connecting belt 10c is fixed in the middle of the arched belt 10b, and the other end (lower end) of the connecting belt
is fixed to the inwardly opening lower end of the helmet body 11. A drive unit 4 with a rotating shaft 4a facing upward is fixed to the top of the helmet body 11, and the rotating shaft 4a
A propeller 12 is provided at a. The battery 5 and the switching circuit 6 are connected to an arched belt 10
A microphone serving as the sound sensor 7 is provided at the tip of a movable connecting rod 13 hanging from the ring-shaped belt 10a. The electrical configuration in this embodiment is similar to that shown in FIG. 4 above. To play with this helmet 10, put this helmet 10 on your head and use the sound sensor (microphone).
When you put 7 to your mouth and make a sound, the drive unit (motor)
4 rotates, and the propeller 12 rotates. Therefore, compared to a helmet toy that is simply worn on the head, the propeller 12 provided at the top rotates in response to the sound of the person playing with the helmet, making it an interesting helmet toy. Although the propeller 12 was rotated in this example,
The red light or yellow light may be rotated,
You may also set it to sound a siren. Figure 6.7 relates to the third embodiment and shows a movable tail toy. The tail 20 is rotatably provided at a mounting portion 22 behind the belt 21. That is, a tail 20 is pivotally supported on the mounting part 22 so as to be movable up and down about a fulcrum 20a, and the end opposite to the tail hits a pin 23 rotated by a drive part (motor) 4. They are supported in close contact. The belt 21 includes a battery 5. A switching circuit 6 (not shown) is provided, as well as a sound sensor (microphone) 7 that is placed on the chest of the person wearing the belt 21. Therefore, when the person wearing the belt 21 makes a sound, the drive unit 4 rotates and the tail 20 can be moved up and down as shown by the arrows. For this reason, it is possible to have more variety than simply adding a tail to play with. <<Effects of the Invention>> In this invention, a main body having a state change means is attached to the body, and the state change means is activated by catching the utterances of the person wearing the body with a sound sensor. The toy can attract the attention of others more than a toy that is played with, and can be made to be an extremely interesting toy.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

1 to 4 show a first embodiment of the movable toy according to the device of the present invention, in which FIG. 1 is a perspective view of glasses, FIG. 2 is a partial sectional view of the main parts thereof, and FIG. ■-■ line sectional view of Figure 2, No. 4
The figure is a block diagram showing the electrical configuration, FIG. 5 is a partial sectional view showing the second embodiment, FIG. 6.7 is a third embodiment, and FIG. 6 is a front view. Figures 7 and 7 are cross-sectional views of the main parts. 1, 2.3...Main body, 4...Drive unit, 6...Switching circuit, 7...Sound sensor, 8a, 8b...Rohige (state change means), 10...
Helmet (body), 12... Propeller (state change means), 20... Tail (state change means), 21... Belt.

Claims (4)

[Claims] (1) A movable toy that is attached to the human body such as the head or face and consists of the following components. A main body having state changing means for changing state. (b) A sound sensor that captures sounds emitted by a person wearing the main body. (c) A switching circuit operated by the sound sensor. (d) A drive section that is driven based on the output signal of the switching circuit and operates the state changing means. (2) In the movable toy to be attached to the body such as the head or face according to claim 1, the main body integrally forms glasses and a fake nose, and the fake nose is provided with a movable mustache, and A movable toy to be worn on the body such as the head or face, characterized in that a drive part for operating the mustache is provided inside the fake nose. (3) In the movable toy that is attached to the body such as the head or face as claimed in claim 1, the main body is a helmet worn on the human head, and a driving part connected to a rotating propeller is provided at the top of the main body. Also, a movable toy to be worn on the body such as the head or face, characterized in that a connecting rod extends from the helmet to the mouth of the person wearing the helmet, and a sound sensor is provided at the tip of the connecting rod. . (4) In the movable toy that is attached to the body such as the head or face according to claim 1, the main body consists of a belt that is attached to the waist of a human being and a tail that moves up and down, and a driving part is provided on the belt, and the driving part A movable toy that is attached to the body, such as the head or face, and whose tail is moved up and down by driving force.