Device for spatially moving persons
AssigneeAMST-Systemtechnik GmbH
InventorRichard Schluesselberger
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Abstract
A device for spatially moving persons includes a first support element, which includes a retaining device for at least one person and which is rotatable about a first rotational axis relative to a second support element. A second support element rotatably mounted about a second rotational axis relative to a third support element. The first rotational axis and the second rotational axis are substantially orthogonal to each other. The device further includes an image playback surface. The retaining device has at least one rotational degree of freedom relative to the image playback surface.
Claims19
A device for a spatial movement of persons, comprising:
- a motion device configured as a centrifuge selected from the group consisting of a one-arm centrifuge, a centrifuge with a traversable carriage, a centrifuge with a traversable heave carriage, a two-arm centrifuge with a carriage traversable on both sides, and a two-arm centrifuge with a heave carriage traversable on both sides;
- a first support element, a second support element, and a third support element;
- said first support element being an innermost support element of said first, second, and third support elements and having a retention device for at least one person and being rotatably disposed about a first rotational axis with respect to said second support element;
- said second support element being rotatably disposed about a second rotational axis with respect to said third support element, said first and second rotational axes extending substantially orthogonal to one another;
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- an image reproduction surface being provided on said second or third support element;
- said first support element and said retention device having a degree of rotational freedom with respect to said image reproduction surface, said first, second and third support elements and said motion device, in every arbitrary rotational location and position, being located outside a visual field of the person retained in said retention device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.