Device for stabilizing movements of two parts of a human body region and/or of a sports appliance
AssigneeBETTERGUARDS TECHNOLOGY GmbH
InventorVinzenz Bichler
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Abstract
A device for stabilizing movements of two parts of a human body region and/or of a sports appliance which are movable relative to each other is provided, the device comprising a receptacle, which is fixable on a first part of a human body region and/or of a sports appliance, wherein the receptacle is filled with a filling medium, and wherein the receptacle comprises a receptacle opening; an interaction element fixable on a second part of the same human body region and/or of the same sports appliance, which is at least partially accommodated displaceably in the receptacle and extends through the receptacle opening, wherein the part of the interaction element that is located in the receptacle is in contact with the filling medium.
Claims19
A device for stabilizing movements of two parts of a human body region and/or of a sports appliance which are movable relative to each other, the device comprising:
- a receptacle, which is fixable on a first part of the human body region and/or of the sports appliance, wherein the receptacle is filled with a filling medium, and wherein the receptacle comprises a receptacle opening;
- an interaction element fixable on a second part of the same human body region and/or of the same sports appliance, which is at least partially accommodated displaceably in the receptacle and extends through the receptacle opening, wherein a part of the interaction element that is located in the receptacle is in contact with the filling medium;
- a force transmission element, a terminal end of the force transmission element being held pivotably on an end of the interaction element which protrudes out of the receptacle;
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- at least one projection extending from the receptacle, past the terminal end, in an outward direction (A) of the interaction element along which the interaction element can be displaced in the receptacle, the at least one projection comprising at least one first contact region for making contact with the force transmission element when the force transmission element is pivoted at an angle relative to the interaction element.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.