Visually indicative keyboard
OwnerNianbin Panginventor
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Abstract
A visually indicative keyboard is provided, including a front case, where at least one accommodation hole is provided on the front case; at least one key made of light-transmitting materials, disposed in the accommodation hole and capable of performing reciprocating movement relative to the accommodation hole; a display module, disposed below the front case for providing a visually indicative image to a user via the key; and a reset module, including a first magnet and a second magnet. At least one side adjacent to the accommodation hole is provided with a first groove, and the first magnet is disposed in the first groove. The key includes a plurality of side surfaces, at least one side surface of the key is provided with a second groove, and the second magnet is disposed in the second groove.
Claims10
A visually indicative keyboard, comprising:
- a front case (1), wherein at least one accommodation hole (2) is provided on the front case (1);
- at least one key (3) made of light-transmitting materials, disposed in the accommodation hole (2) and capable of performing reciprocating movement relative to the accommodation hole (2);
- a display module (5), disposed below the front case (1) for providing a visually indicative image to a user via the key (3);
- and
- a reset module (4), wherein the reset module (4) comprises a first magnet (41) and a second magnet (42), wherein
- at least one side adjacent to the accommodation hole (2) is provided with a first groove (21), and the first magnet (41) is disposed in the first groove (21);
- the key (3) comprises a plurality of side surfaces, at least one side surface of the key (3) is provided with a second groove (31), and the second magnet (42) is disposed in the second groove (31);
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- when the key (3) is not pressed, a top surface (11) of the key is higher than a top surface (11) of the front case (1), and an initial state is maintained by the magnetic force between the first magnet (41) and the second magnet (42);
- or when the user presses the key (3), the magnetic force provides a restoring force for resetting the key (3).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.