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US 2019/0315147 A1Published application
Greeting Card with Removable Mobile Object
AssigneeAmerican Greetings Corporation
InventorsSean Higgins, Sarah Eklund, Katalina Speck, Mary Bank, Anthony Begin, Allison Marsh
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Abstract
A greeting card having a mobile object releasably attached thereto. The mobile object may be shaped like a character or object with one or more wheels at a bottom surface thereof. The mobile object may be removed from the greeting card and set upright onto a surface. Activating a motor module within the mobile object causes the one or more wheels to rotate, setting the mobile object rolling along said surface.
Claims20
A greeting card comprising:
- a two-page greeting card body;
- a mobile object completely removably attached to one page of the two-page greeting card body, the mobile object comprising a body having one or more compartments therein, two wheels, a motor, and switch mechanism;
- wherein the switch mechanism controls activation of the motor;
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- wherein placing the mobile object in an upright position with the two wheels on a horizontal surface and activating the switch mechanism causes the mobile object to roll along said surface.
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A greeting card comprising:
- a greeting card having two panels attached along a fold line;
- a mobile object comprising a body, at least one wheel, a motor, and a switch, the mobile object being attached to but completely removable from the greeting card;
- wherein placing the at least one wheel in contact with a horizontal surface and activating the motor via the switch, causes the at least one wheel to rotate and move along the horizontal surface.
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A greeting card comprising:
- a greeting card body;
- a mobile object releasably attached to the greeting card body, the mobile object comprising two wheels located at a lower surface thereof;
- a motor contained within the mobile object, the motor module operative to cause the two wheels to rotate;
- a switch which controls activation of the motor module.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.