TWM677320U - Wearable negative magnetic ring - Google Patents

Abstract

A wearable negative magnetic ring includes a wearable body and a plurality of first magnetic elements. The wearable body is ring-shaped, and the first magnetic elements are fixed to the wearable body. Each of the first magnetic elements has a first S-pole surface and a first N-pole surface. The ring-shaped wearable body is suitable for wearing on the head, neck, waist, hands, or feet, allowing the negative magnetic effect of the first magnetic elements to provide corresponding alkalization, relaxation, calming, and pressure-relieving effects to the corresponding areas of the body. Furthermore, the structure of this invention is relatively simple and lightweight, allowing for extended wear during daily activities without causing discomfort, thus improving its portability and practicality.

Description

Wearable negative magnetic ring

This invention relates to a wearable negative magnetic ring, particularly a negative magnetic device that can be attached to a part of the human body, which brings positive benefits to the human body through a magnetic field.

American biophysicist Dr. Albert Roy Davis discovered that cosmic magnetic poles have two distinct effects on living organisms: the positive magnetic field effect is positively charged and has effects such as oxidation, acidification, activation, excitation, and increased stress, while the negative magnetic field effect is negatively charged and has effects such as reduction, alkalization, relaxation, calming, and stress resistance.

According to Biot-Savart's law, the biomagnetic field of the human body can only maintain the normal physiology of tissues and organs when it adapts to the large magnetic field of the universe; otherwise, abnormal reactions or illness will occur. Whenever a part of the human body suffers different types of trauma, the electric and magnetic fields of that part are always positively polarized. Through the mechanisms of the meridians and nervous system, the body concentrates its negative magnetic energy to reach the affected area for healing. Because oxygen cannot be obtained in an acidic environment, the healing process must be carried out in an alkaline environment for optimal results.

In current technology, negative magnetic devices are mostly incorporated into various protective gear or rehabilitation products. However, these products often need to cover a large area of skin, and to achieve a secure fit, elastic bands, straps, or hook and loop fasteners are used, which can easily cause discomfort to the wearer. Furthermore, these products are usually made of thicker materials, affecting clothing coordination and overall appearance, and are not suitable for carrying around or prolonged use, especially in high-temperature or humid environments, where they are prone to causing stuffiness and poor perspiration. Therefore, developing a negative magnetic device that is more adaptable, lightweight, and comfortable for extended wear remains a challenge that technology has not yet overcome.

Given that most existing negative magnetic devices are bulky, inconvenient to wear, and can only apply magnetic field effects to specific areas for short periods, they are insufficient for the long-term, stable, and comfortable application requirements of daily activities. This invention provides a wearable negative magnetic ring with a ring-shaped structure that can be worn on the head, neck, waist, limbs, etc., making it suitable for a wide range of areas and easy to wear.

The wearable negative magnetic ring of this invention includes a wearable body and a plurality of first magnetic elements, which are fixed to the wearable body. Each of the first magnetic elements has a first S pole surface and a first N pole surface. The wearable body is worn on a person and is in the shape of a ring when worn.

Therefore, the ring-shaped wearable body can be worn on the human body, with the first S-pole surface of the first magnetic elements corresponding to the human skin. This allows the negative magnetic effect of the first magnetic elements to provide alkalinization, relaxation, calming, and pressure-reducing effects to the corresponding areas of the body. Due to its ring-shaped design, the wearable body is suitable for wearing on the body (e.g., on the head, neck, waist, hands, and feet) via a loop or band. Furthermore, the structure of this invention is relatively simple and lightweight, allowing for extended wear during daily activities without causing discomfort. This also enhances its portability and practicality, advantages that are difficult to achieve in existing technologies.

In a preferred embodiment, the first magnetic elements are located on the outside or inside of the wearable body.

In a preferred embodiment, there is a gap between each of the two adjacent first magnetic elements.

In a preferred embodiment, the wearable body is formed by encapsulating the first N pole surfaces of the first magnetic elements within a material, such that the first S pole surfaces of the first magnetic elements are exposed outside the wearable body.

In a preferred embodiment, the first N-pole surfaces of the first magnetic elements are adhered to the surface of the wearable body, such that the first S-pole surfaces of the first magnetic elements are exposed to the outside of the wearable body.

In a preferred embodiment, the exposed surface of the first magnetic element is coated with an anti-rust layer.

In a preferred embodiment, the wearable body covers the first magnetic elements during molding.

In a preferred embodiment, the wearable body has an internal accommodating space into which the first magnetic elements are filled.

In a preferred embodiment, the wearable body is made of a plurality of wearable units and a connector, wherein the first magnetic element is located inside the wearable units and the wearable units are connected in a ring shape through the connector.

In a preferred embodiment, the material of the wearable body is one or a combination of two or more of silicone, plastic, fabric or leather.

In a preferred embodiment, the wearable body is elongated when not worn, and the two ends of the elongated wearable body include a coupling element for joining the two ends of the wearable body.

In a preferred embodiment, the engaging element is a fastener, Velcro, latch, or rope.

In a preferred embodiment, the device further includes an additional covering, at least one second magnetic element, and a vibration device. The second magnetic element and the vibration device are fixed to the additional covering. Each of the second magnetic elements includes a second S-pole surface and a second N-pole surface. The second S-pole surfaces of the second magnetic elements correspond to the first N-pole surfaces of the first magnetic elements, causing them to attract each other, thereby allowing the additional covering to adhere to the outside of the covering.

In a preferred embodiment, the vibration device includes a vibration motor and a power source, the vibration motor being electrically connected to the power source, and the additional cover also having a fixing groove into which the vibration motor is inserted.

Other technical contents, features, and effects of this invention will be clearly presented in the detailed description of the preferred embodiments below, accompanied by reference drawings. To ensure simplicity and clarity, some commonly used structures and parts will be shown in simplified schematics or omitted without affecting the interpretation of the patent's technical features. Furthermore, the dimensions of each structure and part in the drawings will be drawn to a scale suitable for the reader's viewing, and not to the actual prototype scale.

Unless otherwise defined, all technical and scientific terms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this work pertains.

As used in this article, the articles “one,” “a,” and “any” refer to one or more (i.e., at least one) items unless a specific quantity is specifically indicated. For example, “an element” means one element or more elements.

As used in this article, the terms "first," "second," etc., are used only to distinguish descriptive elements and should not be construed as indicating or implying relative importance, order of use, or setting order.

The term "integrated molding" as used in this manual refers to any of the following situations: (1) two or more structures are formed simultaneously during the manufacturing process and combined into an indivisible whole; or (2) a single body formed from the same material and the same process, on which structural parts with different positions, shapes or functions are provided.

As shown in Figure 1, the wearable negative magnetic ring 10 includes a wearable body 20 and a plurality of first magnetic elements 30, each of which is fixed to the wearable body 20. Specifically, each first magnetic element 30 can be located on the outside or inside of the wearable body 20. A distance D1 is provided between each pair of adjacent first magnetic elements 30, thus effectively separating them and preventing them from attracting each other. Each first magnetic element 30 is a permanent magnet, and each first magnetic element 30 has a first S pole surface 31 and a first N pole surface 32.

Regarding the wearable body 20, please continue referring to Figure 1. The wearable body 20 is ring-shaped. As shown in Figure 2A, in one embodiment, the wearable body 20 is integrally molded, and each of the first magnetic elements 30 is located on the outside of the wearable body 20. In this case, during the molding process, the first N pole surface 32 of each of the first magnetic elements 30 can be encapsulated within the material, so that the first S pole surface 31 of each of the first magnetic elements 30 is exposed on the outside of the wearable body 20. As shown in Figure 2B, in one embodiment, the wearable body 20 is integrally molded, and each of the first magnetic elements 30 is located on the outside of the wearable body 20. In this case, the first N pole surface 32 of each of the first magnetic elements 30 is adhered to the surface of the wearable body 20, so that the first S pole surface 31 of each of the first magnetic elements 30 is exposed on the outside of the wearable body 20. It is worth mentioning that when all or part of each first magnetic element 30 is located on the outside of the wearable body 20 (as in the embodiments of Figure 2A or Figure 2B), the exposed surface of each first magnetic element 30 may be coated with a rust-proof layer 301. The material of the rust-proof layer 301 may be epoxy resin, polyurethane (PU), polyamide (Nylon), or Teflon (PTFE). As shown in Figure 2C, in one embodiment, the wearable body 20 is integrally molded, and each first magnetic element 30 is located inside the wearable body 20. In this case, the wearable body 20 may encapsulate each first magnetic element 30 within the material during molding. As shown in Figure 2D, in one embodiment, the wearable body 20 is integrally molded, and each first magnetic element 30 is located inside the wearable body 20. During molding, a receiving space 21 can be formed inside the wearable body 20, and each first magnetic element 30 can be filled into the receiving space 21, so that each first magnetic element 30 can be enclosed within the wearable body 20. As shown in Figure 2E, in one embodiment, the wearable body 20 is made of multiple wearable units 201 and a connector 202, and each first magnetic element 30 is located inside each wearable unit 201. During molding, each wearable unit 201 can enclose each first magnetic element 30 within its material, and then the wearable units 201 enclosed with the first magnetic elements 30 are connected in series through the connector 202. The connector 202 is an elastic thread, nylon thread, silk thread, or steel wire. In the above embodiments, the material of the wearer 20 can be silicone, plastic, cloth, leather, or other materials suitable for wearing on the human body.

Next, the wearable body 20 can be formed into a ring shape during molding. Alternatively, as shown in Figure 3, the wearable body 20 can also be in the shape of a long strip. Specifically, the two ends of the long strip-shaped wearable body 20 can be joined together, and the joined wearable body 20 will then be in the shape of a ring. In one embodiment, a connecting element 22 is provided at both ends of the wearable body 20. The connecting element 22 can be a fastener (e.g., but not limited to: pin buckle, butterfly buckle, folding buckle, hook buckle, D-ring, pull buckle, twist buckle, magnetic buckle, etc., of which the third figure shows a pin buckle), Velcro, latch, or rope, which is used to join the two ends of the wearable body 20 to form a ring shape.

In use, as shown in Figure 4, the wearable body 20 is worn on the human body, with the first S pole surface 31 of each first magnetic element 30 corresponding to the human skin. This allows the negative magnetic effect of the first magnetic element 30 to provide alkalization, relaxation, calming, and pressure resistance to the corresponding area of the human body. In other embodiments, the first N pole surface 32 may also correspond to the human skin; this embodiment is not limited to this. Furthermore, due to the ring-shaped design of the wearable body 20, it is suitable for wearing on the human body via a sleeve or bandage, and the wearing location is, for example, but not limited to, the head, neck, waist, hands, and feet.

As shown in Figure 5, the wearable negative magnetic ring 10 also includes an additional cover 40, at least one second magnetic element 50, and a vibration device 60. The additional cover 40 is made of silicone, plastic, cloth, leather, or other materials suitable for wearing on the human body, and each second magnetic element 50 is fixed to the additional cover 40. Specifically, each second magnetic element 50 may be located outside or inside the additional cover 40. The additional cover 40 also has a fixing groove 41, which does not penetrate the additional cover 40; in other words, the fixing groove 41 only has an opening 411 on the additional cover 40. In other embodiments, the fixing groove 41 may also penetrate the additional covering 40; in other words, the fixing groove 41 has only two openings on the additional covering 40 (not shown in Figure 5). Regarding each of the second magnetic elements 50, it is a permanent magnet, and each second magnetic element 50 has a second S pole surface 51 and a second N pole surface 52. The vibration device 60 includes a vibration motor 61 and a power supply 62. The vibration motor 61 is, for example, but not limited to, any kind of electric motor, pneumatic motor, or hydraulic motor. The vibration motor 61 is electrically connected to the power supply 62, which is either an external power supply or a built-in power supply. The built-in power supply is electrically connected to a circuit board, which is used to control the power supply mechanism of the built-in power supply, so as to adjust the vibration time or vibration intensity of the vibration motor 61 by adjusting the power supply time or the power supply current.

Thus, in use, as shown in Figure 6, the vibration motor 61 can be inserted into the fixing slot 41 through the opening 411, aligning the second S pole surface 51 of each second magnetic element 50 with the first N pole surface 32 of each first magnetic element 30, causing them to attract each other, thereby allowing the additional covering 40 to adhere to the outside of the covering 20. The first S pole surface 31 of each first magnetic element 30 corresponds to human skin, allowing the negative magnetic effect of the first magnetic element 30 to provide alkalinization, relaxation, calming, and anti-pressure effects to the corresponding areas of the body. Next, the vibration motor 61 is activated, and its operation causes the second magnetic elements 50 and each first magnetic element 30 to vibrate, amplifying the magnetic field function. By vibrating and striking each first magnetic element 30, the magnetic field can be strengthened to penetrate deeper into the skin and muscles.

It is worth mentioning that, as shown in Figure 7, in order to prevent the first magnetic elements 30 from losing their magnetic attraction effect due to the isolation of the wear body 20, or to prevent the second magnetic elements 50 from losing their magnetic attraction effect due to the isolation of the additional cover 40, an effective magnetic attraction distance D2 is provided between the surface of each second magnetic element 50 and the surface of each first magnetic element 30, and the effective magnetic attraction distance D2 is not greater than 10mm. In this way, even if the first magnetic elements 30 and the second magnetic elements 50 are attracted to each other, the magnetic attraction effect can be maintained even if the wear body 20 or the additional cover 40 is in between.

Compared with other conventional technologies, the wearable negative magnetic ring provided by this invention has the following advantages: 1. This invention uses a ring-shaped wearable body 20, which can be flexibly worn on different parts of the body such as the head, neck, waist, and limbs. It has good fit and stability. Compared with traditional heavy protective gear, it is lighter and more comfortable, suitable for long-term wear and less likely to cause discomfort. 2. The first magnetic element 30 can stably release a negative magnetic field with reducing, relaxing, and anti-pressure effects. Through the close-fitting wearing method, the negative magnetic effect can be continuously applied to the user, which helps with functional regulation and daily health care. 3. This invention can also be used with a vibration device 60 to strengthen the negative magnetic field of the first magnetic element 30 through vibration, allowing it to penetrate deeper into the skin and muscles. Since the vibration motor 61 can be completely covered by the additional cover 40, it can effectively cancel out the sound generated during vibration, achieving a noise reduction effect. 4. Since this invention does not generate an electromagnetic field by driving the magnet with a power supply, it will not generate electromagnetic waves and therefore will not have any adverse effects on the human body.

The above-described embodiments are merely preferred examples of this invention and are not intended to limit the invention. Some details disclosed in the embodiments are necessary for clarity in the specification, and those skilled in the art should understand that these details are not essential and should not limit the invention. Any equivalent changes or modifications made by someone skilled in the art, based on an understanding of the foregoing technical features and embodiments, without departing from the spirit and scope of this invention, shall still fall within the scope of this invention, and the patent protection scope of this invention shall be determined by the claims attached to this specification.

10: Wearable negative magnetic ring 20: Wearable body 201: Wearable unit 202: Connector 21: Receiving space 22: Connecting element 30: First magnetic element 301: Rust-proof layer 31: First S pole surface 32: First N pole surface 40: Additional cover 41: Fixing groove 411: Opening 50: Second magnetic element 51: Second S pole surface 52: Second N pole surface 60: Vibration device 61: Vibration motor 62: Power supply D1: Spacing D2: Effective magnetic attraction spacing

[Figure 1] is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the wearable negative magnetic ring of this invention. [Figure 2A] is a cross-sectional schematic diagram of the wearable body and the first magnetic element of the wearable negative magnetic ring of this invention in a first state. [Figure 2B] is a cross-sectional schematic diagram of the wearable body and the first magnetic element of the wearable negative magnetic ring of this invention in a second state. [Figure 2C] is a cross-sectional schematic diagram of the wearable body and the first magnetic element of the wearable negative magnetic ring of this invention in a third state. [Figure 2D] is a cross-sectional schematic diagram of the wearable body and the first magnetic element of the wearable negative magnetic ring of this invention in a fourth state. [Figure 2E] is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the wearable body and the first magnetic element of the wearable negative magnetic ring of this invention in a fifth state. [Figure 3] is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the wearable negative magnetic ring of this invention, showing the connecting elements. [Figure 4] is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the wearable negative magnetic ring of this invention worn on the human body. [Figure 5] is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the additional covering of the wearable negative magnetic ring of this invention. [Figure 6] is an exploded cross-sectional view of the additional covering of the wearable negative magnetic ring of this invention attached to the wearable body. [Figure 7] is a cross-sectional view of the additional covering of the wearable negative magnetic ring of this invention attached to the wearable body.

10: Wearable negative magnetic rings

20: Wearing the Body

30: First magnetic element

31: First S-polar surface

32: First N-pole surface

D1: Spacing

Claims (14)

A wearable negative magnetic ring includes: a wearable body; and a plurality of first magnetic elements fixed to the wearable body, each of the first magnetic elements having a first S pole surface and a first N pole surface; wherein the wearable body is for wearing on a person and is in the form of a ring when worn. As in claim 1, a wearable negative magnetic ring, wherein the first magnetic element is located on the outside or inside of the wearable body. As in claim 1, a wearable negative magnetic ring, wherein each of two adjacent first magnetic elements has a gap between them. As in claim 1, a wearable negative magnetic ring wherein the wearable body is formed by covering the first N pole surfaces of the first magnetic elements within a material, such that the first S pole surfaces of the first magnetic elements are exposed outside the wearable body. As in claim 1, the wearable negative magnetic ring wherein the first N pole surfaces of the first magnetic elements are adhered to the surface of the wearable body, such that the first S pole surfaces of the first magnetic elements are exposed to the outside of the wearable body. For example, in the wearable negative magnetic ring of claim 4 or 5, the exposed surface of the first magnetic element is coated with an anti-rust layer. Such as the wearable negative magnetic ring of claim 1, wherein the wearable body covers the first magnetic elements during molding. As in claim 1, a wearable negative magnetic ring, wherein the wearable body has an internal accommodating space into which the first magnetic elements are filled. As in claim 1, the wearable negative magnetic ring comprises multiple wearable units and a connector, wherein the first magnetic element is located inside the wearable units, and the wearable units are connected in series in a ring shape through the connector. For example, the wearable negative magnetic ring in claim 1, wherein the material of the wearable body is any one or a combination of two or more of silicone, plastic, cloth or leather. As in claim 1, the wearable negative magnetic ring is elongated when not worn, and each end of the elongated wearable body includes a coupling element for joining the two ends of the wearable body. For example, the wearable negative magnetic ring in claim 11, wherein the connecting element is a buckle, Velcro, latch or knot. The wearable negative magnetic ring of claim 1 further includes an additional cover, at least one second magnetic element and a vibration device, wherein the second magnetic element and the vibration device are fixed to the additional cover, and each of the second magnetic elements includes a second S pole surface and a second N pole surface, wherein the second S pole surface of the second magnetic element corresponds to the first N pole surface of the first magnetic element, so that they attract each other, thereby allowing the additional cover to be attached to the outside of the cover. As in claim 13, the wearable negative magnetic ring, wherein the vibration device includes a vibration motor and a power source, the vibration motor being electrically connected to the power source, and the additional cover also having a fixing groove into which the vibration motor is inserted.