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US 12,600,400 B2Granted
Steering wheel grip assembly for automobiles
AssigneeSamilbnc Co., Ltd.
InventorHyun Ju Lee
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Abstract
Provided is a steering wheel grip assembly for automobiles, and more in detail, the steering wheel grip assembly which can achieve acupressure effect while being attached to a part of the car steering wheel, and the grip assembly can achieve, while driving or parking, prevention of drowsiness, recovery from fatigue, improvement of concentration, and relief from stress.
Claims10
A steering wheel grip assembly for automobiles, comprising:
- a grip body attachable to a car steering wheel, configured for covering partially an outer circumference of the car steering wheel, and having a plurality of body protrusions disposed on an outer side surface thereof and an opening disposed at an end of the grip body and partially surrounding the outer circumference;
- and
- a fidget mounted on the grip body,
- wherein the fidget comprises:
- a housing comprising an exterior of the fidget and mounted on the grip body;
- and
- an operator mounted on the housing,
- wherein the operator is configured to be operated by a user with fingers while the user grips the grip body,
- wherein the fidget further comprises:
- a lower housing including a mounting groove;
- an upper housing covering the lower housing and including an exposure hole disposed on the mounting groove;
- and
- an operation gear disposed in the mounting groove and exposed outside through the exposure hole.
10 more elements
A steering wheel grip assembly for automobiles, comprising:
- a grip body attachable to a car steering wheel, configured for covering partially an outer circumference of the car steering wheel, and having a plurality of body protrusions disposed on an outer side surface thereof and an opening disposed at an end of the grip body and partially surrounding the outer circumference;
- and
- a fidget mounted on the grip body,
- wherein the fidget comprises:
- a housing comprising an exterior of the fidget and mounted on the grip body;
- and
- an operator mounted on the housing,
- wherein the operator is configured to be operated by a user with fingers while the user grips the grip body,
- wherein the fidget comprises:
- a lower housing including a mounting groove;
- an upper housing covering the lower housing and including an exposure hole disposed on the mounting groove;
- a pressing button disposed on the lower housing, wherein at least a portion of the pressing button is exposed outside through the exposure hole;
- and
- a leaf spring disposed in the mounting groove and below the pressing button.
11 more elements
A steering wheel grip assembly for automobiles, comprising:
- a grip body attachable to a car steering wheel, configured for covering partially an outer circumference of the car steering wheel, and having a plurality of body protrusions disposed on an outer side surface thereof and an opening disposed at an end of the grip body and partially surrounding the outer circumference;
- and
- a fidget mounted on the grip body,
- wherein the fidget comprises:
- a housing comprising an exterior of the fidget and mounted on the grip body;
- and
- an operator mounted on the housing,
- wherein the operator is configured to be operated by a user with fingers while the user grips the grip body,
- wherein the fidget comprises:
- a fidget housing including a mounting groove and a shaft hole extending in a direction intersecting the mounting groove;
- a panel steel plate disposed on a lower surface of the mounting groove;
- a seesaw button disposed in the mounting groove and on the panel steel plate;
- and
- a magnet disposed on a lower portion of the seesaw button,
- wherein the seesaw button is configured for seesaw movement around a seesaw shaft penetrating the shaft hole,
- wherein the magnet is disposed symmetrically at both ends of the lower portion of the seesaw button with the seesaw shaft as a center, and
- wherein the magnet is disposed at both ends of the panel steel plate in a longitudinal direction.
14 more elements
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.