Britax Romer Kindersicherheit Gmbh

Braun Gmbh

The Procter Gamble Company

Martin Haas

Norbert Schaefer

Richard Henseler

Ivo Kunath

Michael Fürstenberg

Nabil Kzaiz

Hubert Kaltenegger

Thomas Willi Fritsch

Armin Schwarz-Hartmann

Jens Uwe Stoerkel

Richard Frank

Robert Schäfer

Julia Strunk

Paul Albert Sagel

Georges Driesen

Uwe Schober

Alexander Hilscher

Phong Duy Vu

Heidrun Annika Schmelcher

Gerhard Kressner

Michael Schmid

Christian Stief

Michael Stolper

Ingo Vetter

Frank Ziegler

Jens Störkel

Andreas Kramp

Frank Roland Gliemroth

Bernd Trebitz

Sven Alexander Franke

Ulrich Pfeifer

Lucy Abigail Zimmermann

Michael Sauer

Philipp Jung

Daniel Dietzel

Cloyd Dixon, Jr

Heiko Bornheimer

Joachim Klimeck

Eva Susanne Dominique Thurnay

Christian Probst

Erik Emmert

Martin Böhm

Jannik Scheele

Armin Andreas Tschol

Ellen Schoor

Florian Stich

Stefan Meier

Thorsten Scheffold

Eva Susanne Thurnay

Michael Grohspietsch

Michael Blum

Steffi Raehse

Manfred Ringelmann

Steffi Rähse

Jens STÖRKEL

Robert SCHÄFER

Jens Stoerkel

Siegfried Hustedt

A child restraint configured to be securable to and separable from a base installed in a vehicle, the child restraint comprising an illuminator positioned on an external portion of the child restraint, configured to operate in a first mode, illuminating a first region external to the child restraint wherein, in the event that the child restraint is not secured to the base, and the child restraint is moved, the illuminator will be activated in its first mode, illuminating the first region external to the child restraint for the purpose of aiding securement to the base, and wherein in the event that the child restraint is secured to the base, the first mode will be deactivated.

Child restraint

A personal hygiene device has a handle, a treatment head, and a motor carrier disposed in the handle. The motor is pivot-mounted against at least one spring element arranged between the handle and the motor carrier. The motor has a stator portion fixedly mounted at the motor carrier and an armature portion spring mounted at the motor carrier to allow a motion relative to the motor carrier. The armature portion is coupled with a drive shaft connected with the treatment head for transferring motion thereto, wherein an external treatment force acting on the brush head leads to pivoting of the motor carrier relative to the handle. The motor has a motor permanent magnet and a coil for providing an alternating electromagnetic field interacting therewith to excite an oscillating motion of the drive shaft. A Hall sensor is fixedly mounted to the handle or to the motor carrier; and a sensor permanent magnet is fixedly mounted to the other one of the handle and motor carrier, so that a pivoting motion of the motor carrier leads to a relative movement between the sensor permanent magnet and the Hall sensor.

Personal hygiene device

The invention relates to a foot prop adapted to be attached to a child safety seat, comprising an elongate component, comprising an upper portion and a lower portion, wherein the lower portion is slidable relative to the upper portion in longitudinal direction of the elongate component. The foot prop is configured such that a force applied in the longitudinal direction causes the lower portion to automatically move away from the upper portion whenever the force exceeds a predetermined threshold, so that the length of the elongate component is increased; and the foot prop is configured such that the lower and the upper portion are releasably blocked against relative movement towards one another. The invention further relates to a seat base and a child safety seat comprising a foot prop.

Foot prop for a child safety seat

A personal hygiene device has a handle, a treatment head mounted for relative movement of at least a portion thereof with respect to the handle against a restoring force when a treatment force is applied in at least one direction onto the treatment head, a treatment-force-measurement unit for determining the applied treatment force comprising a light-emitting element, a light-sensitive element, and a light-changing element arranged at least partly in the light path between the light-emitting element and the light-sensitive element, wherein the light-changing element and at least one of the light-emitting element and light-sensitive element are arranged to be moved relatively to each other when at least the portion of the treatment head is moved.

Personal hygiene device having treatment-force-measurement unit

A personal hygiene device, in particular a toothbrush, has a handle, a treatment head mounted for relative movement with respect to the handle against a spring force when a treatment force is applied in at least one direction onto the treatment head, a treatment-force-measurement unit for determining the applied treatment force comprising an electrically powered coil, a coil core element, and a control circuit for determining a parameter indicative of the inductance of the coil, wherein the coil core element is arranged to be moved with respect to the coil when the treatment head is moved.

The child safety seat for a vehicle in accordance with the invention comprises an outer shell enclosing a seating area for a child and a protective element. The protective element comprises a housing component and an impact component, wherein the housing component is embedded into the outer shell and the impact component is mounted to the housing component, is configured to be enclosed at least partially by the housing component, and is configured to protrude laterally from the outer shell in a direction facing away from the seating area. Preferably, the housing component or the impact component comprises a deformable region adapted to cushion forces impacting on the impact component.

Child safety seat

The present invention relates to a safety belt clip () that is adapted to be coupled to a seat base () of a child safety seat () and to engage with a lap portion () of a safety belt (). The safety belt clip () comprises a guiding element () comprising an engaging element () and a positioning component (). The positioning component () is adapted to position the engaging element () at a distance from the seat base () and the engaging element () is adapted to engage with the lap portion () of the safety belt (). Furthermore, the guiding element () is configured to drive the lap portion () of the safety belt () towards the pelvic region () of an occupant () secured in the child safety seat () with the safety belt ().

Safety belt clip

The child safety seat for transporting a child in a vehicle is configured for the child to be secured to the child safety seat with a safety belt of the vehicle, and is characterized in that the child safety seat comprises a belt pad which is adapted to be arranged on the safety belt. The belt pad of the child safety seat preferably comprises a lower component and an upper component, wherein the lower component is configured to be positioned between the safety belt and the child when the child is seated in the child safety seat and is secured in the child safety seat with the safety belt, and wherein the upper component is configured to be positioned on the side of the safety belt opposite to the side the lower component is positioned on.

An oral composition capable of identifying a condition within the oral cavity by causing a visual contrast between the condition and the hard and soft tissues of the oral cavity has at least one disclosing agent. The disclosing agent can fluoresce in order to highlight conditions within the oral cavity.

Products and methods for disclosing conditions in the oral cavity

A cleaning section for an electric oral hygiene device is disclosed. The cleaning section includes at least a first carrier mounted for driven rotation or oscillating rotation around a rotation axis; and at least a plurality of first cleaning elements mounted on the first carrier with their bases arranged on the vertices of a first star-shaped polygon around the rotation axis. All of the first cleaning elements are inclined in a circumferential direction such that the free end of each of the first cleaning elements is farther away in the circumferential direction than the base of the respective first cleaning element; and wherein at least one cleaning element property alternates between adjacent first cleaning elements or between clusters of first cleaning elements.

Cleaning section for an electric oral hygiene device

Portion of a child safety seat

A storage device for tooth cleaning attachments of a tooth cleaning device is provided. The storage device includes a storage body for storing the tooth cleaning attachments. The storage body has a storage base with at least one storage depression for receiving a tooth cleaning attachment in flat-lying alignment.

Toothbrush charging station with brush storage device

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Eschborn, Germany

Martin Haas