JP2019144516A - Spectacles - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a pair of spectacles which remains stable when worn and yet dose not sacrifice its appearance too much.SOLUTION: A pair of spectacles 1 comprises light-transmissive parts 2 to be placed in front of the eyes of a wearer to transmit light, and a pair of temples 3 for supporting the light-transmissive parts 2 while the light-transmissive parts 2 are placed in front of the eyes of the wearer. Each temple 3 has a sideburns holding part 35. The sideburns holding parts 35 are positioned to overlap sideburns of the wearer to hold the sideburns.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to eyeglasses, and more particularly to eyeglasses having a temple.

  Patent Document 1 discloses conventional glasses. The eyeglasses described in Patent Literature 1 include a pair of lenses disposed in front of the wearer's eyes, a pair of rims that hold the pair of lenses, and a pair of temples that extend rearward from the pair of rims. Yes. The glasses are worn by the wearer by placing the temple on the wearer's ear. When the eyeglasses are worn by the wearer, the lens is placed in front of both eyes of the wearer. Thereby, the wearer can obtain a field of view through the lens.

  The spectacles described in Patent Literature 1 include a cheekbone pad portion. The cheekbone pad portion is configured to come into contact with the wearer's cheekbone while wearing spectacles. The spectacles are supported by the cheekbone pad portion by the cheekbone pad portion, so that the lens position can be kept stable without the nose pad.

Japanese Patent No. 5243454

  However, the eyeglasses described in Patent Document 1 are configured such that the cheekbone pad portion is in contact with the cheekbone and is conspicuous at the time of wearing, so that the wearer's appearance is impaired.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide eyeglasses that can suppress the appearance from being impaired while being able to be stably attached at the time of wearing.

  The eyeglasses of the present invention are a pair of light-transmitting portions that are disposed in front of the wearer's eyes and transmit light, and a pair that supports the light-transmitting portions in a state where the light-transmitting portions are disposed in front of the eyes of the wearer. And temples. Each of the pair of temples has a side surface holding portion. The sideburn holding part is disposed at a position overlapping the sideburns of the wearer and holds down the sideburns.

  According to the eyeglasses of the present invention, it is possible to suppress the appearance from being impaired while being able to perform stable wearing.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of eyeglasses according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is an enlarged side view of the periphery of the auxiliary body of the above glasses. FIG. 3 is a side view showing a state in which the same glasses are worn. FIG. 4A is an enlarged side view of the periphery of the auxiliary body of the first modification. FIG. 4B is an enlarged side view of the periphery of the auxiliary body according to the second modification. FIG. 4C is an enlarged side view of the periphery of the auxiliary body of the third modification. FIG. 5 is a perspective view as seen from an oblique rear side in a state in which the glasses of Modification Example 4 are worn. FIG. 6 is a perspective view seen obliquely from behind with the glasses of Modification Example 5 attached.

(1) Outline An eyeglass 1 as an example of the present invention will be described based on an embodiment.
As shown in FIG. 1, the glasses 1 according to the present embodiment include a translucent part 2 and a pair of temples 3. The translucent portion 2 is a portion that is disposed in front of the eyes of the wearer 5 and transmits light. The temple 3 is a part that supports the translucent part 2 in a state where the translucent part 2 is arranged in front of the wearer 5.

Each of the pair of temples 3 according to the present embodiment has a sidebar holding portion 35 that overlaps the sidebar 51 while the eyeglasses 1 are attached to the wearer 5. The eyeglasses 1 can be kept in a stable wearing state by being put on the ear by the temple 3 and the sideburns 51 being pressed. Moreover, since the sideburn presser 35 overlaps the sidewalk 51, it is arranged so as not to be noticeable even when it is attached. Therefore, the wearer 5 can suppress the appearance from being impaired even when the glasses 1 are worn.
The “wearer 5” in the present disclosure refers to a person who wears or intends to wear the glasses 1. The wearer 5 is not particularly limited to old and young men and women.

(2) Details Hereinafter, details of the specific configuration of the glasses 1 according to the present embodiment will be described.
As shown in FIG. 1, the spectacles 1 according to the present embodiment include a translucent part 2, a pair of temples 3, and a nose pad 4.

  The translucent portion 2 is a portion that is disposed in front of the eyes (both eyes) of the wearer 5 and transmits light. The wearer 5 can obtain the field of view through the translucent part 2 by wearing the glasses 1. The translucent part 2 includes a pair of translucent bodies 21, a rim 22 that holds each translucent body 21, a wisdom 23 provided on the rim 22, and a bridge 24 that connects the pair of translucent bodies 21. Yes.

  Here, although the translucent part 2 which concerns on this embodiment is equipped with a pair of translucent body 21, it is not restricted to this, In this indication, one translucent body arrange | positioned so as to correspond to both eyes 21 may be comprised. Moreover, the translucent part 2 according to the present disclosure may not have the rim 22, and the wisdom 23 may be directly attached to the translucent body 21.

  The pair of translucent bodies 21 are members that transmit light. Each translucent body 21 is formed of a transparent convex lens in this embodiment. Each translucent body 21 is formed in a circular shape (here, an oval shape) when viewed from the front (hereinafter, viewed from the front).

  Although the transparent body 21 according to the present embodiment is a transparent convex lens, in the present disclosure, it may be constituted by a concave lens or may not be transparent. That is, the transparent body 21 may be colored glass (colored glass) such as sunglasses, or may not be for correcting vision.

  The rim 22 is a part that is attached to a part or all (at least a part) of the outer edge of the light transmitting body 21 and holds the light transmitting body 21 with respect to each light transmitting body 21. In the present embodiment, the rim 22 extends over the upper half of the outer edge of the translucent body 21. The rim 22 is made of, for example, a metal wire, a synthetic resin, or the like.

  The bridge 24 is a portion that connects a pair of light-transmitting bodies 21 that are disposed apart in the left-right direction. In the present embodiment, the bridge 24 connects the pair of translucent bodies 21 by connecting the pair of rims 22. The bridge 24 may be integrally formed with the rim 22 or may be a separate member from the rim 22. Further, in the glasses 1 in which the rim 22 is not provided, the glasses 1 may be directly attached to the translucent body 21.

  The wisdom 23 is a part connecting the translucent body 21 and the temple 3. In this embodiment, the wisdom 23 is provided on the rim 22 and is fixed to the light transmitting body 21 via the rim 22. The wisdom 23 is provided in a one-to-one relationship with the pair of translucent bodies 21. The wisdom 23 is provided at the end of the translucent body 21 opposite to the bridge 24 among the ends in the left-right direction. The wisdom 23 is formed in an L shape when viewed from above (hereinafter, referred to as a plan view), and the temple 3 is attached to the tip in the rear direction via a hinge.

  The nose pad 4 is placed on the nose of the wearer 5 and supports the translucent part 2. The nose pads 4 are provided at portions of the pair of rims 22 that face each other. In the present embodiment, a pair of nose pads 4 are provided and are separated in the left-right direction.

The pair of temples 3 are portions that support the translucent part 2 in a state where the translucent part 2 is disposed in front of the wearer 5. Each temple 3 includes a temple body 31, a modern 32, and an auxiliary body 33.
The temple main body 31 is a part constituting the main body of the temple 3 and extends from the wisdom 23 (that is, from the edge of the translucent part 2) to the ear of the wearer 5. The temple body 31 is located on the side of the head of the wearer 5 (the temporal region). In the present embodiment, the temple body 31 is composed of a linear (or rod-shaped) metal material. However, in the present disclosure, a flat rod-shaped resin material may be used, and the shape and material are not particularly limited.

  The modern 32 is a portion hung on the ear of the wearer 5 and is attached to the rear end of the temple body 31. In the present embodiment, the modern 32 is made of a synthetic resin such as silicon or rubber. However, the modern 32 according to the present disclosure may not be a material different from that of the temple main body 31, and may be configured by, for example, bending the rear end portion of the temple main body 31 along the upper part of the ear base. Good.

  The auxiliary body 33 is a portion that assists the support force in addition to the support of the temple body 31 and the modern 32 when the wearer 5 wears the glasses 1. Since the spectacles 1 according to this embodiment can support the translucent part 2 stably by having the auxiliary body 33, for example, even if the weight of the translucent part 2 increases, stable support is provided. Is possible. The auxiliary body 33 is attached to the surface on the wearer 5 side of the pair of left and right surfaces of the temple body 31. As shown in FIG. 2, the auxiliary body 33 includes a mounting portion 34 and a side-press holding portion 35.

  The attachment portion 34 is a portion for attaching the auxiliary body 33 to the temple body 31. In this embodiment, the attachment portion 34 is a portion extending along the temple main body 31 and is fixed to the temple main body 31 with a pin at the front end portion in the front direction. However, in the present disclosure, the method of fixing the temple body 31 and the attachment portion 34 is not limited to pins, and may be performed by screwing, welding, welding, adhesion, or the like. The rear portion of the attachment portion 34 is curved, and the end portion faces downward. The rear end of the attachment portion 34 is connected to the protruding portion 351.

The sideburn presser 35 is a part that presses the sideburn 51 of the wearer 5 at the time of wearing and improves the stability when the spectacles 1 are worn by pressing the sidewalk 51. As shown in FIG. 3, the sidebar holding portion 35 is disposed at a position overlapping the sidebar 51 of the wearer 5.
Here, in the present disclosure, the sidebar holding unit 35 “overlaps the sidebar 51 of the wearer 5” means that when the wearer 5 wears the glasses 1, the sidebar holding unit 35 grows the sidebar 51 of the wearer 5. It means to be located in the part to get. That is, for example, when the wearer 5 has no eyelash hair, or when the wearer 5 has long hair and the eyelash hair does not appear to grow thinly along the ear, the sideburns 51 can grow. If the lifting presser 35 is also located in the part, the lifting presser 35 overlaps the lifter 51 of the wearer 5. Further, the “sideburn 51” here does not mean a single cocoon hair, but a bundle of cocoon hairs. The sideburn presser 35 according to the present embodiment includes a protruding portion 351 and a surface contact portion 352.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the protruding portion 351 protrudes below the temple body 31 and is connected to the surface contact portion 352. The protrusion part 351 contacts the side surface 51 over the entire length. The protruding portion 351 is fixed to the temple main body 31 via the attachment portion 34, that is, provided on the temple main body 31. In the present embodiment, the protruding portion 351 is fixed to the temple main body 31 via the attachment portion 34, but the protruding portion 351 may be formed integrally with the temple main body 31, for example. That is, in the present disclosure, the protruding portion 351 is provided on the temple body 31 includes the case where the protruding portion 351 is fixed to the temple body 31 indirectly or directly. In addition, it is not particularly limited to be integrated or separate.

  The protrusion 351 according to the present embodiment extends linearly along the downward direction. The protruding portion 351 has the same width as the mounting portion 34 and the same width as the temple body 31. A surface contact portion 352 is formed at the lower end of the protruding portion 351.

The surface contact portion 352 is a portion that contacts the side surface 51 in a planar shape. The surface contact portion 352 is connected to the lower end of the protruding portion 351. The surface contact portion 352 is formed wider than the width of the temple body 31 in a side view. Therefore, the surface contact portion 352 according to this embodiment has a larger contact area per unit length with respect to the sideburns 51 than the temple body 31. In the present embodiment, the surface contact portion 352 is composed of a surface contact pad and has flexibility. Further, the surface contact portion 352 is formed with a width equal to or smaller than the width of the sideburns 51 in this embodiment.
Here, in the present disclosure, the surface contact portion 352 “contacts the side surface 51 with the side surface 51” means that when the wearer 5 wears the glasses 1, the surface contact portion 352 causes the side surface 51 of the wearer 5 to grow. This means that the portion to be obtained comes into contact with the surface, and the presence or absence of wrinkle hair is not questioned. That is, the surface contact portion 352 includes a case where it contacts the skin. Further, “contacting in a planar shape” in the present disclosure means that at least a part of a contact surface of the surface contact portion 352 to the side surface 51 is flat. “Flat” is not limited to a flat surface but includes a surface having a large radius of curvature and which can be regarded as a flat surface.

  Thus, since the spectacles 1 according to the present embodiment have the sidebar holding portion 35, when the wearer 5 wears the eyeglasses 1, the sidebar holding portion 35 is made inconspicuous as shown in FIG. it can. Moreover, since the spectacles 1 which concern on this embodiment have the sideburn holding part 35, stability can be improved in the mounted | wearing state. For this reason, even if there is no nose pad 4, the wearing state of the glasses 1 can be stabilized. However, the glasses 1 according to the present embodiment further improves the stability of the wearing state by having the nose pad 4. .

(3) Modification The glasses 1 according to the present embodiment described above are merely examples of the present disclosure. Hereinafter, modified examples of the glasses 1 according to the present disclosure will be described. The following several modified examples and the above embodiment can be used in appropriate combination.

(3-1) Modification 1 of the side-lifting holding part 35
As shown in FIG. 4A, the side surface holding portion 35 according to the first modification has a protruding portion 351 but does not have a surface contact portion 352. However, the protrusion part 351 is comprised with the rod-shaped pad, and has a softness | flexibility. Moreover, the attachment part 34 which concerns on the modification 1 is fixed to the rear-end part of the temple main body 31, and is extended along the front direction from the fixed part.

  By constituting the sideburn holding part 35 only with the protruding part 351, the eyeglasses 1 of the modified example 1 are slightly less stable than the eyeglasses 1 of the above-described embodiment, but the sideburning presser 35 is reduced when worn. The portion 35 can be made less noticeable.

(3-2) Modification 2 of sideburn holding part 35
As shown in FIG. 4B, the side-holding pressing portion 35 according to Modification 2 has a surface contact portion 352 but does not have a protruding portion 351. The side-lifting holding portion 35 according to this modification is attached to the lower end portion (rear end portion) of the attachment portion 34 and is located below the temple body 31.

  Since the glasses 1 according to this modification do not have the protruding portion 351, the stability at the time of wearing is slightly reduced as compared with the glasses 1 of the above embodiment, but the surface contact portion 352 prevents the sideburn 51 Therefore, sufficient stability at the time of wearing can be obtained. In particular, compared to the above-described embodiment and the sidebar holding part 35 of Modification 1, the sidebar holding part 35 of this modification can shorten the length in the vertical direction. The sideburn holding part 35 can be made inconspicuous.

(3-3) Modification 3 of the side-holding presser 35
As shown in FIG. 4C, the side surface holding portion 35 according to Modification 3 has a surface contact portion 352 but does not have a protruding portion 351. Moreover, in this modification, it does not have the attachment part 34 but the surface contact part 352 is attached to the temple main body 31 directly. The surface contact portion 352 is disposed in the temple body 31 at a position overlapping the side 51 of the wearer 5.

  In the present modification, the position of the surface contact portion 352 is fixed with respect to the temple body 31. However, in the present disclosure, the surface contact portion 352 may be configured to be movable along the longitudinal direction (that is, the front-rear direction) of the temple body 31. Good.

  In the eyeglasses 1 according to this modification, as in the modification 2, it is possible to obtain sufficient stability at the time of wearing, and make the sideburn holding part 35 inconspicuous even for the wearer 5 having a short sideburn 51. be able to.

(3-4) Modification 4 of temple 3
As shown in FIG. 5, the temple 3 according to the modified example 4 is different from the above embodiment in that it further includes a rear support portion 36 in addition to the temple 3 of the above embodiment. The rear support 36 extends from the temple body 31 to the back of the wearer 5 and contacts the back of the head.

  In the present modification, the posterior support portion 36 has a lower support body 362 that extends along the lower portion of the occipital bone 52. The lower support 362 extends from the rear end of the temple 3 (rear end of the modern 32) in the rear direction and toward the wearer 5 in the left-right direction. The tips of the pair of lower supports 362 oppose each other at the center of the back of the head. Each lower support 362 extends downward from the rear end of the temple 3 and further extends toward the wearer 5 in the left-right direction. The bent portion of the lower support 362 is curved.

  In the temple 3 according to the modified example 4, the lower support 362 is in contact with the lower part of the occipital bone 52, and the upward movement is restricted. For this reason, compared with the said embodiment, the wearing state of the spectacles 1 can be stabilized more. The eyeglasses 1 according to the present modification also has the side-pressing part 35 similar to that of the above-described embodiment, but the side-holding pressing part 35 of Modifications 1 to 3 can be applied as appropriate.

(3-5) Modification 5 of temple 3
As shown in FIG. 6, the temple 3 according to the modified example 5 is different from the above embodiment in that it further includes a rear support portion 36 in addition to the temple 3 of the above embodiment. The rear support 36 extends from the temple body 31 to the back of the wearer 5 and contacts the back of the head.

  In the present modification, the rear support portion 36 extends from the rear end portion of the temple 3 above the temple 3 and toward the wearer 5 in the left-right direction. The tips of the pair of upper supports 361 face each other at the center of the back of the head.

  The temple 3 according to the modified example 5 can make the wearing state of the glasses 1 more stable as compared with the above embodiment because the upper support 361 is in contact with the back of the head. The eyeglasses 1 according to the present modification also has the side-pressing part 35 similar to that of the above-described embodiment, but the side-holding pressing part 35 of Modifications 1 to 3 can be applied as appropriate.

(3-6) Other Modifications Modifications of the above-described embodiment other than the above-described modifications are listed below.

  The translucent body 21 of the above embodiment is made of transparent glass. However, in the present disclosure, a so-called AR (augmented reality) in which an image is projected onto the translucent body 21 from behind and the image is superimposed on an actual field of view. Monitor) or a transparent liquid crystal display. That is, the glasses 1 of the present disclosure can be applied to a glasses-type wearable terminal.

  Although the sidebar holding part 35 according to the above embodiment is configured to fit within the width of the sidebar 51 of the wearer 5, in the present disclosure, the sidebar pressing part 35 is wider than the sidebar 51 of the wearer 5. May be.

  The protruding portion 351 according to the above embodiment is in contact with the sideburns 51 of the wearer 5 and contributes to the stability when the glasses 1 are worn. However, the protruding portion 351 according to the present disclosure is the It is not necessary to contact the sideburns 51.

  Although the glasses 1 according to the above-described embodiment have the nose pads 4, the nose pads 4 may not be provided in the present disclosure.

  In the eyeglasses 1 according to the embodiment, the surface contact portion 352 is formed at the lower end of the protrusion 351. However, in the present disclosure, the surface contact portion 352 may be located in the middle of the protrusion 351 in the longitudinal direction. . Moreover, the surface contact part 352 may be comprised separately from the protrusion part 351, and may be comprised so that position adjustment with respect to the protrusion part 351 is possible.

(4) Summary As described above, the glasses 1 of the first aspect are arranged in front of the eyes of the wearer 5 and transmit the light, and the light-transmitting part 2 is the eyes of the wearer 5. A pair of temples 3 that support the translucent part 2 in a state of being disposed in front. Each of the pair of temples 3 has a side presser 35. The sideburn presser 35 is disposed at a position overlapping the sidebar 51 of the wearer 5 and presses the sideburn 51.
According to the spectacles 1 of the first aspect, when the wearer 5 is wearing, the sideburn holding part 35 presses the sideburns 51, so that stable wearing can be performed. In addition, since the side-pressing portion 35 overlaps the side-strip 51, the side-pressing portion 35 can be made inconspicuous. That is, according to the glasses 1 of the first aspect, it is possible to suppress the appearance from being impaired while being able to perform stable wearing at the time of wearing.

The eyeglasses 1 of the 2nd aspect have the surface contact part 352 in which the sideburn press part 35 contacts the sidewalk 51 in planar shape in the 1st aspect.
According to the glasses 1 of the second aspect, the side-holding pressing portion 35 is in surface contact with the side-lift 51, so that more stable mounting can be performed at the time of mounting.

The eyeglasses 1 of the 3rd aspect are the 2nd aspect. Each of a pair of temple 3 is provided with the temple main body 31 and the protrusion part 351. FIG. The temple body 31 extends from the edge of the translucent part 2 to the ear of the wearer 5. The protruding portion 351 is provided on the temple main body 31, protrudes downward from the temple main body 31, and is connected to the surface contact portion 352.
According to the glasses 1 of the third aspect, since the surface contact portion 352 can be brought into contact with the side of the sideburns 51 as much as possible, more stable wearing can be performed at the time of wearing.

In any one of the first to third aspects, the spectacle 1 of the fourth aspect further includes a nose pad 4 that is placed on the nose of the wearer 5 and supports the translucent part 2.
According to the glasses 1 of the fourth aspect, since the glasses can be supported by the nose pad 4 as well, more stable wearing can be performed at the time of wearing.

In the glasses 1 of the fifth aspect, in any one of the first to fourth aspects, each of the pair of temples 3 includes a temple body 31 and a rear support portion 36. The temple body 31 extends from the translucent part 2 to the ear of the wearer 5. The rear support 36 extends from the temple body 31 to the back of the wearer 5 and contacts the back of the head.
According to the glasses 1 of the fifth aspect, since the translucent part 2 is supported by the rear support part 36 in addition to the side-pressing part 35, the wearing can be performed more stably at the time of wearing. .

  However, the 2nd-5th aspect is not an essential structure in this invention, and can be suitably selected and employ | adopted.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Glasses 2 Translucent part 3 Temple 31 Temple main body 35 Side-up holding part 351 Protrusion part 352 Surface contact part 36 Back support part 4 Nose pad 5 Wearer 51 Side-up

Claims (5)

A translucent part that is placed in front of the wearer's eyes and transmits light;
A pair of temples that support the translucent part in a state where the translucent part is disposed in front of the wearer's eyes,
Each of the pair of temples is disposed in a position overlapping with the wearer's sideburns, and has a sideburn holding portion that holds down the sideburns. The eyeglasses according to claim 1, wherein the side surface pressing portion includes a surface contact portion that contacts the side surface in a planar shape. Each of the pair of temples is
A temple body extending from an edge of the translucent part to the ear of the wearer;
The eyeglasses according to claim 2, further comprising: a protrusion provided on the temple body, the protrusion protruding downward from the temple body and connected to the surface contact portion. The spectacles of any one of Claims 1-3 further provided with the nose pad which mounts on the said wearer's nose and supports the said translucent part. Each of the pair of temples is
A temple body extending from the translucent part to the ear of the wearer;
The spectacles according to any one of claims 1 to 4, further comprising a rear support portion that extends from the temple body to the back of the head of the wearer and contacts the back of the head.

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