Abstract This invention relates to a motorized baby crib which includes a conventional crib proper with four downwardly extending corner posts, two at the transverse ends thereof. At the bottom end of each post is secured a corresponding roller. Rollers at one transverse end of the crib are positioned for lateral movement in corresponding grooves at the end portions of the transverse base members of the crib base. Transversely aligned at the middle of the crib proper are opposed downwardly extending supports. To the supports are secured the outer ends of a pair of opposed stretched coil springs, the inner ends of which are secured to one end of a push rod, the other end of which is in turn connected to an eccentric arm keyed to the shaft of a gear motor.
Inventors
👤 A Malabanan
👤 A Acepcion
Bibliographic Details
Application Number—
JurisdictionUS
Data Sourcegoogle_patents
Last Synchronized2026-11-01 15:18
CPC Classifications
A; A47; A47D; A47D9/00; A47D9/02; A47D9/057
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 2
Claim 1
Independent Claim
136 words
An automatic motorized baby crib comprising a crib proper having downwardly extending corner posts, two at each of the transverse ends thereof, a wheel rotatably mounted at the end of each of said post, a base member, said base member having opposed transverse end members each having grooves at the end portions thereof wherein wheels at the same transverse end of said crib proper are movably positioned for lateral movement, transversely aligned supports extending downwardly at the middle part of said crib proper, opposed stretched coil springs, the outer ends of which are secured to each of said supports, a push rod one end of which is connected to the inner ends of said coil springs, an eccentric arm connected to the other end of said push rod, and motor means for operating said eccentric arm.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
136 words
An automatic motorized baby crib comprising a crib proper having downwardly extending corner posts, two at each of the transverse ends thereof, a wheel rotatably mounted at the end of each of said post, a base member, said base member having opposed transverse end members each having grooves at the end portions thereof wherein wheels at the same transverse end of said crib proper are movably positioned for lateral movement, transversely aligned supports extending downwardly at the middle part of said crib proper, opposed stretched coil springs, the outer ends of which are secured to each of said supports, a push rod one end of which is connected to the inner ends of said coil springs, an eccentric arm connected to the other end of said push rod, and motor means for operating said eccentric arm.