WO2013049979A1 - 电动轮椅 - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to an electric wheelchair, and more particularly to an electric wheelchair having the function of climbing stairs and capable of safely and smoothly lifting up and down a plurality of stairs, up and down slopes, or climbing obstacles. Background technique
- Wheelchairs for people with reduced mobility are designed in a variety of ways, some of which are designed to climb steps.
- most of the complex wheels, mobile track and wheel combinations, or other devices are used.
- Electronic induction, hydraulic booms, etc. result in high cost, and some of the designs have serious safety problems, or they are bulky, very inconvenient to use, and some require assistance from others when going up and down the stairs.
- Chinese Utility Model Patent No. 201079509Y discloses a crawler climbing chair, which comprises a seat, a seat bracket, a wheel and a crawler running mechanism disposed under the seat bracket, and an automatic balancing mechanism disposed under the seat, wherein the crawler belt
- the traveling mechanism is driven by an electric drive device, and the crawler portion includes an upper track and a lower track, and the rear side of the lower track is at an angle to the ground.
- the crawler chair uses an automatic balancing mechanism to keep the seat balanced, it is designed to ignore the fulcrum and force point lever problems and the seat is not equipped with an automatic locking mechanism, so that when going up or down the stairs, Since the center of gravity line is too close to the fulcrum, if the passenger leans forward slightly, the climbing chair tends to lean forward and may cause a risk of rollover. In addition, since the crawler position cannot be adjusted, the climbing chair may be tripped when it encounters an obstacle on the ground.
- China Utility Model No. 201316363Y discloses a wing-shaped ladder truck using a wheel and a crawler traveling mechanism, which adopts a combination of a reducer and a DC motor to realize continuous ascending ascending, and the crawler portion includes a running crawler, a climbing crawler and an auxiliary crawler, wherein
- the climbing track is arranged on both sides of the front end of the frame of the ladder truck, and can be controlled to rotate and retract within a certain angle range;
- the auxiliary track is arranged on both sides of the rear end of the frame, and can also be controlled to rotate and retract within a certain angle range.
- the ladder car of this design can run smoothly when going up or down the stairs, but because the bottom design is flat, when driving to the level of the ground, especially the top of the step, the body will suddenly fall rapidly, which may impact passengers. Constitute danger. Even if there are front and rear auxiliary tracks, it is difficult for passengers to take care of both the front and rear tracks and the direction of front and rear walking. Moreover, the ladder car of this design has a large shape and is extremely inconvenient in operation and operation.
- the above or some other electric wheelchair products use the mobile seat to solve the problem of the seat tilt because the body will be tilted greatly, but most of them ignore the lever problem of the fulcrum and the force point, thinking that as long as The seat movement can solve the problem, and even did not think about locking the seat, there is a certain safety in terms of safety.
- the present invention provides an electric wheelchair that has the following advantages:
- the electric wheelchair of the invention has a roller wheel on both sides of the bottom of the mobile seat, which supports the average weight of the passenger on the vehicle body, so that the seat moves more smoothly and safely;
- the seat can be more flexible and practical, and it is convenient for passengers to get on and off the wheelchair and other daily life;
- the extended stretcher can rotate 360 degrees and can be stored on both sides of the body, reducing the size of the wheelchair and allowing safe passage when encountering obstacles;
- the two-stage underbody design allows the wheelchair to operate smoothly and smoothly, regardless of the landing step;
- the active extension track is equipped with anti-reverse gears and safety locks to ensure that the track is locked in the desired position for greater safety;
- the electric wheelchair of the present invention includes a movable seat portion serving as a body portion of the seat frame, a seat adjustment mechanism disposed under the seat for maintaining the balance of the seat portion, and a vehicle located below the body portion a bottom portion, and a crawler running mechanism, the crawler running mechanism comprising two sets of crawlers respectively disposed below the two sides of the underbody portion, each set of the crawler includes a front crawler and a rear crawler.
- the bottom portion of the vehicle is composed of two front and rear portions, and the front and rear portions are live by a connecting device
- the movable connection can be deflected relative to each other over a range of angles.
- the crawler running mechanism further includes a movable extending crawler belt respectively disposed outside each of the front crawler belts, and a pulley at one end of the movable extending crawler belt is fixedly connected with a pulley of a front end of the front crawler belt, and the free end of the movable extending crawling belt passes
- the control lever is rotatable in a forward or reverse direction with respect to its fixed end within a range of 360 degrees, and a fixed upper ladder track respectively disposed outside each of the rear crawlers, the pulley at one end of the fixed upper crawler track and the rear end of the rear crawler belt
- the pulley is fixedly coupled and the free end of the fixed upper track is offset from the rear track by a certain angle.
- the seat adjustment mechanism and the active extension track are each driven by a separate geared motor, each set of tracks of the track travel mechanism being driven by a separate electric motor.
- a bottom of each of the two sides of the movable seat portion is provided with a set of roller wheels, the seat portion is supported on the body portion by the roller wheel, and each group of the roller wheels is controlled by The device is controlled to move along a sliding path formed on the body portion.
- a control device for controlling the roller wheel includes a control lever electrically connected to a reduction motor of the seat adjustment mechanism and a safety lock device disposed on the body portion.
- the safety lock device is a two-wing safety lock device comprising a housing, a pair of spring-loaded locking members fixed to the wall of the housing, two pinion gears, one of which is configured to be small a motor, each of the locking members has a small toothed edge and a large toothed edge, the two pinion gears respectively meshing with the small toothed edges of one of the locking members, and the large toothed edges of the two locking members Engaging the teeth of the arc-shaped bottom edge of the longitudinal plate of the seat portion when the safety lock device is in the locked state, and when the unlocking state is in the unlocked state, the large tooth edge of the locking member is at the pinion gear
- the teeth that move away from the arc-shaped bottom edge of the longitudinal plate are driven and locked in their initial positions by respective springs.
- the reduction motor for driving the seat adjustment mechanism includes an anti-reverse helical gear.
- the seat adjustment mechanism includes a balance sensing device including a weight serving as a pendulum and a bracket portion for supporting and allowing the weight to swing, the bracket portion being configured with an electrical circuit, The electrical circuit is electrically coupled to the geared motor for the seat adjustment mechanism and to the storage battery.
- the reduction motor for driving the active extension crawler includes an anti-backup helical gear and a double-wing safety lock device.
- the seat portion is coupled to a large gear in the reduction motor for driving the seat adjustment mechanism through a connecting member.
- Figure 1 is a perspective view of one embodiment of an electric wheelchair in accordance with the present invention, showing only a portion of the components, wherein the active extension track is in a stowed position alongside the front track.
- Fig. 2 is a schematic partial cross-sectional view of the electric wheelchair shown in Fig. 1, in which the movable extending crawler is turned forward to a position at an angle.
- Figure 3a is a top plan view of a portion of the body portion and the underbody portion of the vehicle body portion of the electric wheelchair of Figure 1 with the electric motor disposed in the rear portion of the underbody portion.
- Figure 3b is a top plan view of a portion of the body portion and the underbody portion of the vehicle body portion of the electric wheelchair of Figure 1 with the electric motor disposed in the front portion of the underbody portion.
- Figure 4 is a schematic illustration of an anti-reverse gear combination.
- Fig. 5a is a schematic view showing the operation of the seat adjusting mechanism of the electric wheelchair according to the present invention.
- Fig. 5b is a view showing the balance sensing device of the seat adjusting mechanism according to the present invention in an initial position, showing only the structure of the longitudinal side plate on the right side of the wheelchair and the longitudinal plate of the seat support shown in Fig. 2.
- Figure 5c is a schematic view of the operation of the balance sensing device shown in Figure 5b when it reaches the end position of one end.
- Figure 5d is the sensing button of the insulating plate of the balance sensing device of Figure 5b and the rod of the blocking device at the end position of the end. Schematic diagram of contact.
- Figures 6a and 6b are schematic illustrations of two adjustment modes of the seat portion.
- Figure 7a shows the structure of the two-wing safety lock in the locked state.
- Figure 7b shows the structure of the two-wing safety lock in the unlocked state.
- Figure 8 is a view showing the position of the movable crawler in the process of the electric wheelchair in the upper or lower stairs of the present invention.
- Fig. 9 is a schematic view showing the seat of the electric wheelchair according to the present invention in an elevated state.
- Figure 10 is a schematic view showing the electric wheelchair of the present invention as it climbs to the top of the step, and the front and rear portions of the underbody portion are relatively deflected at an angle to cause the rear portion to land first.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of one embodiment of an electric wheelchair of the present invention, for the sake of clarity, only a portion of the components are shown schematically.
- the electric wheelchair of the present invention includes a seat portion 1, a body portion 2 serving as a seat bracket, a seat adjusting mechanism 3, a vehicle bottom portion 4, and a crawler running mechanism 5.
- the seat portion 1 includes a seat and a support assembly 100 that is fixedly disposed on opposite sides of the seat bottom.
- the two support assemblies are identical in construction, so only one of the support assemblies will be described herein.
- Each support assembly 100 includes two longitudinal plates 101, 102 (or 108, 109) that are substantially perpendicular to the bottom of the seat, the top edges of which are fixed to the bottom of the seat at a distance from each other, externally longitudinally
- the bottom edge of the plate 102 is formed as a concave concave toothed edge 105 (the bottom edge of the other outer longitudinal plate 109 is not shown), and a space 103 is defined between the two longitudinal plates 101, 102 for
- a plurality of roller wheels 104 are accommodated and mounted, and two ends of the shaft of each roller wheel are respectively fixed to the two longitudinal plates.
- the body portion 2 used as the seat frame 2 includes a bottom frame (or bottom plate) and two longitudinal side plates 201, 203 of the same configuration, and the upper portions of each of the longitudinal side plates 201, 203 are formed in a circular arc shape.
- the arcuate top portion is partially clamped in the space 103 defined by the two longitudinal plates 101, 102; 108, 109 of the support of the seat, mounted in two longitudinal directions of each support member.
- a series of roller wheels 104 between the plates 101, 102; 108, 109 are slidably supported on the arcuate top edges of the longitudinal side plates 201, 203, and the arcuate top edges serve as the roller wheels 104 Sliding path.
- a safety lock device 1 1 On the outer side wall of each of the longitudinal side panels 201, 203 is provided a safety lock device 1 1 (only one is shown;), the safety lock device 11 and the outer longitudinal plate of the seat support have a toothed arc Working together, this will be described in detail below.
- the bottom frame of the body part 2 is provided with a reduction motor 6 for controlling the active extension track 6 and a reduction motor 7 for operating the seat adjustment mechanism 3, see Fig. 2.
- the gear set of the geared motor 7 of the seat adjustment mechanism 3 comprises a large gear 73 which is fixedly connected to the seat portion 1 on the one hand by a connecting member 107 (see Fig. 1) and through a central hole through the other side.
- the rod member 14 is movably coupled to the two longitudinal side plates 201, 203 of the body portion 2, wherein the two ends of the rod member 14 are respectively fixed at the center positions of the arcuate portions of the longitudinal side plates 201, 203,
- the bull gear 73 is rotatable about the rod 14.
- the assembly for driving the crawler track is preferably disposed in the underbody portion 4 located below the body portion 2.
- the crawler running mechanism 5 includes two sets of crawlers that are disposed below both sides of the underbody portion 4.
- Each set of crawlers includes a front crawler belt 51, a rear crawler belt 52, a movable extension crawler belt 53 disposed outside the front crawler belt 51, and a fixed upper ladder crawler belt 54 disposed outside the rear crawler belt 52.
- the front crawler belt 51 and the rear crawler belt 52 are coupled together by a connecting device 45 (for example, another crawler belt), and the pulley 506 for fixing the upper crawler belt 54-end is fixedly connected side by side with the driving pulley at the rear end of the rear crawler belt 52, and is fixedly connected to the ladder.
- the other end of the crawler belt is offset from the rear crawler by a certain angle (see Fig. 2), and the pulley 503 of the movable extension crawler belt 53-end is fixedly connected side by side with the pulley at the front end of the front crawler belt 51, and the free end of the movable stretch crawler belt 53 can be wound around it.
- Fixed The end pulley 503 is rotated 360 ° forward or backward.
- the two pulleys 503 of the movable end extending the fixed end of the track are connected by a shaft 9, wherein the shaft 9 is free to pass through the center hole of the two pulleys at the front end of the front crawler belt, and the shaft 9 is at its intermediate position by a connecting rod 91
- the large gear 64 in the gear set of the reduction motor 6 for manipulating the active extension track is eccentrically connected.
- the bottom portion 4 is composed of two parts arranged side by side.
- the 41, 42 is composed, and the front portion 41 and the rear portion 42 are coupled together by the connecting means 45 and are mutually deflectable relative to each other within a certain angular range.
- the connecting device 45 is a crawler belt, wherein the crawler belt 45 connects the front and rear portions through the rear end pulley of the front crawler belt 51 and the front end pulley of the rear crawler belt 52.
- the connecting means 45 is not limited to the above-described crawler belt, and other means well known in the art, such as a chain, etc., may be employed.
- a storage battery 8 for supplying power to each driving device is disposed in the front portion 41, and two separate electric motors 421, 422 are disposed in the rear portion 42 and are used to respectively drive one of the tracks to cause the track group to Driving forward or backward, and making a 360° horizontal turn to the left or right, the two electric motors 421, 422 are controlled by a lever 170 provided on the armrest of the seat.
- the electric motors 421, 422 directly drive the pulley 506 at the rear end of the rear crawler belt 52, and the front crawler belt 51 is driven by the connecting device 45, due to the pulley 503 at the end of the movable extension crawler belt 53 and the pulley at the front end of the front crawler belt 51.
- the fixed connections together also transfer the power of the electric engine to the active extension track for operation.
- a storage battery 8 for supplying power to each of the driving devices is disposed in the rear portion 42, and two separate electric motors 421, 422 are disposed in the front portion 41 for respective driving
- One of the sets of tracks allows the track set to travel forward or backward and can make a 360° horizontal turn to the left or right.
- the two electric motors 421, 422 are controlled by a lever 170 disposed on the armrest of the seat.
- the electric motors 421, 422 directly drive the connecting device 45 and the pulley 504 at the rear end of the front crawler belt 51, and the rear crawler belt 52 is driven by the connecting device 45, and then the fixed ladder is driven by the pulley 506 at the rear end of the rear crawler belt 52.
- Track 54 the electric motors 421, 422 directly drive the connecting device 45 and the pulley 504 at the rear end of the front crawler belt 51, and the rear crawler belt 52 is driven by the connecting device 45, and then the fixed ladder is driven by the pulley 506 at the rear end of the rear crawler belt 52. Track 54.
- the geared motor 6 for controlling the active extension track drives the movable extension track 53 to rotate via the shaft 9, so that the free end of the movable extension track 53 can be rotated to any angle with respect to its fixed end and stopped, which is passed through the reduction motor 6
- the anti-reverse helical gear 62 in the gear set is implemented. Referring to Fig. 4, the anti-reverse helical gear 62 is directly driven by a motor 60 of the reduction motor 6 through a shaft 61 and meshes with a gear 68 of the gear set of the reduction motor 6, and when the motor is energized, the anti-reverse helical gear 62 drives the gear.
- the reduction motor 6 is controlled by a lever 160 provided on the armrest of the seat.
- an anti-reverse helical gear 72 is included in the gear set of the reduction motor 7 for operating the seat adjustment mechanism 3, as shown in Fig. 2.
- the helical gear 72 drives the gear set to rotate, wherein the large gear 73 fixedly coupled to the seat drives the seat portion 1 along the longitudinal side plates 201, 203 of the body portion 2 The sliding path moves forward or backward.
- the gear set locks the seat in place because it cannot push the helical gear.
- the seat adjustment mechanism 3 includes a balance sensing device 300 disposed at the bottom of the seat.
- the balance sensing device 300 includes a weight 302 and a support member 304 for supporting the weight 302 and configured with a circuit system.
- the balance sensing device 300 can be suspended from the bottom of the seat by conventional methods. Above, in one embodiment, it is secured between the two inner longitudinal plates 101, 108 at the bottom of the seat and abuts one of the inner longitudinal plates 101 or 108.
- the weight 302 is movably coupled to the support member 304 via two connecting rods 306, 308 disposed on opposite sides thereof, and the connection point 310 of each of the connecting rods 306, 308 and the support member 304 serves as a fulcrum, so that the weight 302 acts as a pendulum
- the fulcrum can be swung forward (in the direction indicated by the arrow A in the figure, gp, the direction in which the passenger faces) or swing backward.
- the two connecting rods 306, 308 are substantially "T" shaped, wherein one of the connecting rods 306 is provided with two opposing positive contacts c and e on the free end, and the other connecting rod 308 is free.
- the support member 304 is provided with the contacts a and g corresponding to the positive contacts c and e of the connecting rod 306 on the side of the same side of the connecting rod 306, and the support member 304 is provided on the side of the same side as the connecting rod 308.
- the contacts g and h are in turn electrically connected via a cord I, J to a geared motor 7 for actuating the seat adjustment mechanism, and the two connecting rods 306, 308 are respectively connected via an electric wire M, N with an automatic/manual mode switch 155.
- the automatic/manual mode changeover switch 155 can be disposed on the armrest of the seat or in other places convenient for the passenger to use, and is electrically connected to the storage battery 8 installed in the bottom portion of the vehicle on the one hand, and to the seat armrest on the other hand.
- the control lever 150 of the reduction motor 7 for operating the seat adjustment mechanism is electrically connected.
- the operation mode of the seat adjustment mechanism 3 is switched by this automatic/manual mode changeover switch 155.
- the balance sensing device 300 at the bottom of the seat is powered on.
- the passenger or the wheelchair needs to face away from the stairs, and in the case where the vehicle body is tilted while traveling (ie, the rear portion of the vehicle body is raised;), the weight 302 of the balance sensing device 300 swings forward, so that Even The positive contact e of the post 306 contacts the contact g of the bracket portion 304; meanwhile, the negative contact f of the connecting rod 308 contacts the contact h of the bracket portion 304, thereby turning on the power, and at this time, the current is started by g and h.
- the gear motor 7 of the seat adjustment mechanism rotates the seat from the Y point toward the Z point to maintain balance with the ground.
- the weight 302 will swing rearward, the positive contact c of the connecting rod 306 contacts the contact a of the bracket portion 304, and the contact h of the bracket portion 304 is connected by the electric wire L;
- the negative contact d of the connecting rod 308 contacts the contact b of the bracket portion 304, and then connects the contact g of the bracket portion 304 through the electric wire K.
- the current starts the geared motor through the contacts g and h interchanged by the positive and negative poles. 7 Reverse operation, so that the seat rotates from point Y to point X to maintain balance with the ground.
- the passenger or the wheelchair may choose to face or face the slope according to the specific situation. If the situation of selecting the back slope is similar to the above, if the slope is selected, the situation is opposite to the above.
- an insulating plate 3 11 may be disposed between the two connecting rods 306 and 308 located above the support member 304 (see Figure 5c). The two ends of the insulating plate may be respectively fixed on the two connecting rods 306 and 308. Further, two substantially "L"-shaped inductive blocking devices 3 12, 313 are disposed on the inner wall of one of the longitudinal side plates 201 of the body portion 2, and the two blocking devices are located on the action path of the balance sensing device 300. Used to limit the range of movement of the seat portion. Since the action path of the balance sensing device 300 is on an arc of a circle centered on the fixed end of the rod 14, in this embodiment, the forward or backward movement of the seat portion is limited to, for example, a range of 40 degrees. Inside.
- the two blocking means 3 12, 313 are divided over the two terminals of the action path of the balancing sensing device 300 such that they each are at an angle of 40 degrees to the balance sensing device 300 in the radial direction. It should be noted that for those of ordinary skill in the art, the angle can be set smaller or larger to accommodate steps of different tilt angles since most of the stairs have an angle of inclination of 20 to 35 degrees.
- each of the blocking means is fixed to the inner wall of the longitudinal side panels 201, 203, the upper portion of which is spaced from the inner wall of the longitudinal side panels 201, 203 to allow the inner longitudinal panel 101 of the support assembly 100 of the seat portion 108 is free to pass between the blocking device and the inner wall of the longitudinal side plates 201, 203.
- a rod member 314, 315 is also disposed on each of the two blocking means 312, 313 facing each other.
- the rod extends substantially perpendicularly from the upper portion of the body of the blocking device, and at one end thereof remote from the body is provided an inductive button 316 for use as an alarm switch, the inductive button 316 being configured to be elastically contractible when compressed It enters the inside of the rod and is electrically connected to an alarm (not shown;) provided on the wheelchair.
- the alarm can be placed at any suitable location on the wheelchair body.
- Rod 3, 315 in its sensing button
- the total axial length thereof is greater than the distance between the body of the rod and the balance sensing device 300 and the insulating plate 3 11 of the balance sensing device 300, so that the sensing button 316 and the insulating plate 31 can be 1 contact and can be pressed into the interior of the rod-shaped sensing member to turn on the alarm.
- the balance sensing device 300 is a support member disposed on the right side of the seat portion (; BP, right hand side of the passenger; Between the inner longitudinal plate 108 of the 100 and the seat pan, see Figure 5b.
- the weight 302 swings rearward due to gravity, causing the contacts a, b and c, d of the balance sensing device 300 to touch and start the geared motor 7 Reverse rotation, so that the seat moves from point Y to point X, see Figure 5a.
- the balance sensing device 300 moves forward with the seat to contact with the blocking device 313, as shown in Figures 5c and 5d, at this time, the sensing button of the rod 315 of the balance sensing device 300
- the 316 is compressed by the insulating plate 31 1 into the inside of the rod 315 to turn on and activate the alarm.
- the alarm sounds an alarm to remind the passenger that the inclination of the wheelchair body has reached the limit and does not continue.
- the weight connecting rods 306, 308 of the balance sensing device 300 are held in the initial position, gp, connecting rods 306, 308.
- the contacts are unable to touch the corresponding contacts on the support member 304, thereby preventing the seat from sliding forward or backward.
- the wheelchair is retracted to the ground, the seat is always balanced by the adjustment of the balance sensing device 300 until it is safely returned to the ground.
- the manual mode is activated, the current of the balance sensing device 300 is cut off by the switch, and is controlled by the control lever 150 of the reduction motor 7. In this mode, the passenger can freely rotate the seat from point Y to point Z or from point Y to point X through the lever 150, thereby increasing flexibility and making it easier for passengers to get on and off the wheelchair.
- the seat can be adjusted to the rear, and the passenger can easily wash the head or transfer from the rear to the seat or bed.
- the passenger adjusts the seat to the front, the passenger can transfer to the car, the seat or the bed on his own, even without the help of others.
- the seat adjustment mechanism 3 further includes a security that is disposed on the outer side wall of each of the longitudinal side panels 201, 203 of the body portion 2 and that is engageable with the teeth 105 of the arcuate bottom edge of the outer longitudinal plates 102, 109 of the seat portion.
- Locking device 1 1.
- the safety lock device can be a two-wing safety lock device 11, see Figs. 7a and 7b, which comprises a housing 1 10, a locking member acting on the housing wall by springs 115, 1 16 111, 1 12, two pinions 113, 114, one of which is configured as a small motor.
- Each of the locking members has a small toothed edge and a large toothed edge, and the two pinion gears 113, 114 respectively engage with the small toothed edges of one of the locking members, and the large toothed edges of the two locking members are locked in the safety lock device Tight state and outside
- the teeth 105 of the arcuate bottom edge of the longitudinal plates 102, 109 are engaged.
- the large toothed edge of the locking member is moved by the pinion gear away from the arcuate bottom edge of the longitudinal plates 102, 109 and locked by the respective springs 1, 15, 116 at their initial position. position.
- the power of the small motor 1 14 is directly connected to the motor of the reduction motor 7 of the seat adjustment mechanism 3, and when the wheelchair is smoothly traveling, the swing of the weight 302 of the balance sensing device 300 is insufficient to pick up.
- the power supply of the balance sensing device, the motor of the reduction motor 7 and the small motor 114 of the safety lock are not energized, so that the left and right locking members of the safety lock lock the wheelchair due to the spring force.
- the balance sensing device activates the motor of the reduction motor 7 and the small motor 114 of the safety lock simultaneously, and the small motor rotates clockwise to rotate the locking member engaged therewith in the counterclockwise direction and away from the longitudinal plate 102, The arc-shaped bottom edge of the teeth 105 of 109, at the same time, the small motor will drive the other pinion gear to rotate counterclockwise, so that the other latching member also leaves the arc-shaped bottom edge of the longitudinal plates 102, 109, thereby The sliding part of the mobile seat can slide smoothly.
- the locking member can lock the wheelchair tightly, regardless of the tilting of the wheelchair to either side, such as the manual mode shown in Figures 6a and 6b.
- the above-described two-wing safety lock device is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and other devices that can realize such a lock function can be employed by those skilled in the art.
- the safety lock device 12 In controlling the active extension of the track, it is preferred to provide one of the above-described two-wing safety lock devices 12 in the gear set of the reduction motor 6 that controls the active extension track, as shown in FIG.
- the safety lock device 12 when the motor of the reduction motor 6 is energized, the safety lock device 12 is automatically energized to unlock, allowing the gear set of the reduction motor 6 to drive the active extension track 53 to rotate to the desired position.
- the safety lock locks the gear set so that the active extension track 53 cannot rotate and stays in the desired position.
- the electric wheelchair of the present invention employs an anti-reverse helical gear and a double-wing safety lock device, the movable seat and the active extended crawler of the wheelchair can be kept stable under any circumstances, thereby achieving the purpose of passenger safety.
- the electric wheelchair of the present invention adopts an active extending track that can be rotated by 360 degrees, the movable extending track can be rotated forward when necessary, until the front end of the extended track touches the ground, thereby supporting the wheelchair, and at the same time,
- the seat adjustment mechanism of the present invention automatically adjusts the movable seat to be vertically balanced. This allows the passenger to have a view as a healthy person standing.
- the activity can be extended backwards until the front end of the extended track touches the ground to raise the front end of the wheelchair body to cross the obstacle, thereby making the wheelchair smooth by.
- the passenger When using the multi-level step on the electric wheelchair of the present invention, the passenger firstly turns the wheelchair back to the step, and controls the track travel control lever 170 with one hand, so that the wheelchair is slowly driven backward, when the fixed ladder hits the track. After reaching the step, use the rear crawler to climb the ladder and control the active extension track control lever with the other hand.
- the control lever 160 can be used to extend the extended track backwards and lay flat on both sides of the vehicle body to reduce the length of the vehicle body.
- the passenger When descending the multi-level step, the passenger carefully drives the wheelchair to the edge of the step, using the active extension track control lever 160 to control the extension track to flip forward from both sides until the front end touches the step, and then slowly drives the wheelchair forward, using the extended track
- the body can be controlled to remain stable.
- the seat adjustment mechanism allows the passenger to maintain a vertical balance as the body leans down the stairs.
- the front end of the extended track will land first, and the passenger can now control the extension of the track and slowly retract it to allow the wheelchair to land smoothly.
- the various levers and switchgear described above can be placed on one or both sides of the wheelchair armrest, or other location that is accessible to passengers.
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