Apparatus for page-pressing and barrier-free page-turning
OwnerCangsang Duaninventor
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Abstract
Disclosed is an apparatus for page-pressing and barrier-free page-turning. The apparatus includes page-pressing devices and a placement board. The page-pressing device is capable of switching between a first state and a second state. When the page-pressing device is in the first state, the page-pressing device is capable of tightly pressing against a book page(s) on the placement board. When the page-pressing device is in the second state, the page-pressing device is capable of releasing the press onto the book page(s). The page-pressing device is capable of mechanically self-locking to maintain a contact pressure to the book page(s) when the page-pressing device is in the first state to press against the book page(s), while the power causing the contact pressure no longer exists.
Claims17
An apparatus for page-pressing and barrier-free page-turning, wherein the apparatus comprises a page-pressing device and a placement board;
- the page-pressing device is capable of switching between a first state and a second state;
- when the page-pressing device is in the first state, the page-pressing device is capable of tightly pressing against a book page(s) on the placement board;
- when the page-pressing device is in the second state, the page-pressing is capable of releasing the press onto the book page(s);
- the page-pressing device is capable of mechanically locking the book page(s) when the page-pressing device is in the first state to press against the book page(s);
- the page-pressing device is capable of maintaining a contact pressure to the book page(s) when the page-pressing device is mechanically locking onto the book page(s), but a power causing the contact pressure no longer exists;
- wherein the apparatus further comprises a control device consisted of a detector, a driver and a controller;
- the control device is capable of recognizing user's body signal through the detector, and controlling the switch of the page-pressing device between the first state and the second state.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.