Lock with key having extending arm elements
OwnerDaniel Espinosa-Ulloainventor
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Abstract
The lock with key having expanding arm elements is an electromechanical lock mechanism. The lock with key having expanding arm elements comprises a key structure, a lock structure, and a lock control circuit. The lock structure is a fastening device. The lock structure secures the position of a first object relative to a second object. The lock structure is a releasable structure such that the position of the first object relative to the second object can be adjusted after the lock structure is released. The lock control circuit is an electric circuit. The lock control circuit forms an electronic locking mechanism that fastens and releases the locking structure. The key structure is a multi-blade structure that controls the operation of the lock control circuit.
Claims18
A security device comprising
- a key structure, a locking structure, and a lock control circuit;
- wherein the key structure inserts into the locking structure;
- wherein the key structure controls the operation of the lock control circuit;
- wherein the lock control circuit controls the operation of the locking structure;
- wherein the lock body further comprises a first arm blade slot, a second arm blade slot, and a master blade slot;
- wherein the first arm blade slot is a negative space formed within a slotted structure of the locking structure;
- wherein the first arm blade slot forms the space that the first arm blade rotates into after the first arm blade has been released from a master blade;
- wherein the second arm blade slot is a negative space formed within the slotted structure of the locking structure;
- wherein the second arm blade slot forms the space that the second arm blade rotates into after the second arm blade has been released from the master blade;
- wherein the master blade slot is a negative space formed within the slotted structure of the locking structure;
- wherein the master blade slot forms the space that the master blade inserts into when the key structure inserts into the locking structure.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.