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US 2015/0090756 A1Published application
Baby carrier
AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsJong Won LEE, Yong Jae KIM, Jeong Hun KIM, Se Gon ROH, Min Hyung LEE, Youn Baek LEE, Byung June CHOI, Hyun Do CHOI
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Abstract
Disclosed is a baby carrier having a seat disposed at an upper portion of a walking assistance robot such that the weight of a baby is supported by the floor while being distributed through the walking assistance robot, thereby significantly reducing a fatigue of a user generated when a baby is held in arms or carried on a back of the user.
Claims14
A carrier comprising:
- a walking assistance robot configured to assist a user in walking;
- and
- a seat configured to mount to the walking assistance robot and to support at least a portion of a weight of an object placed thereon.
A baby carrier comprising:
- a pair of footstools corresponding to feet of a user;
- a pair of lower legs corresponding to lower legs of the user, the pair of lower legs having lower ends rotatably connected to the pair of footstools, respectively;
- a pair of upper legs corresponding to upper legs of the user, the pair of upper legs having lower ends connected to upper ends of the lower legs of the walking assistance robot, respectively, such that the pair of upper legs are individually rotatable with respect to the lower legs;
- a waist mount configured to mount on a waist of the user, the waist mount rotatably connected to upper portions of the upper legs such that the pair of upper legs are individually rotatable with respect to the waist mount;
- and
- a seat configured to mount onto the waist mounted and to support at least a portion of a weight of a baby placed thereon.
3 more elements
The baby carrier of clam 12, further comprising:
- an output apparatus configured to provide a user with information,
- wherein the controller is configured to control the output apparatus such that the user is informed of the weight of the baby sensed by the sensor through the output apparatus.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.