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Ziad Badarneh

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Badarneh, Ziad

Benedict J M Hansen

Campbell Ellis

Torbjørn Mollatt

Torbjorn Mollatt

A training bicycle, including a first frame () configured to be supported on a floor, a second frame () connected to the first frame, the second frame including an axle () allowing the second frame to tilt relative to the first frame along an axis in the longitudinal direction of the training apparatus, a handlebar () connected to the upper end of a steering shaft (), the steering shaft being rotationally connected to the second frame, a crank () connected to the second frame, and a first flywheel () rotationally connected to the lower end of said steering shaft with means for transferring movement from the crank to the first flywheel.

Exercising bicycle

A cycle apparatus for physical exercise, rehabilitation of injuries and increased balance, the apparatus designed as a stationary exercise cycle. The apparatus consist of a first lower stable frame configured to be supported on a floor and a second upper frame rotary connected on axle fixed cantilever on first frame. The upper frame has an adjustable tilt movement relative the lower frame crosswise the flywheel's revolving motion. Stabilizing of the upper frame is done by turning handlebars.

Indoor exercise cycle with tilt function

Training apparatus for physical exercise, preventive exercise and rehabilitation of injuries and increased balance, the apparatus designed as a stationary bicycle, similar to ergometer bikes or spinning bikes. The apparatus consist of a first lower stable frame configured to be supported on a floor and a second upper frame tiltable relative to the lower frame. The upper frame has an adjustable tilt movement relative the lower frame crosswise the flywheel's revolving motion. A steering gear is guided through the upper frame where a prolonged part of the steering gear is in contact with the floor, the part having a wheel suspension like design, consisting of barlinks, dampers, springs and wheels. Stabilizing of the upper frame is done by movement of the steering gear.

Training apparatus

Training apparatus for physical exercise, preventive exercise and rehabilitation of injuries and increased balance, the apparatus designed as a stationary exercise bicycle, similar to ergometer bikes or spinning bikes. The apparatus consist of a first lower stable frame configured to be supported on a floor and a second upper frame tiltable relative to the lower frame. The upper frame has an adjustable tilt movement relative the lower frame crosswise the flywheel's revolving motion. A steering gear is guided through the upper frame where a prolonged part of the steering gear is in contact with the floor, the part having a wheel suspension like design, consisting of barlinks, dampers, springs and wheels. Stabilizing of the upper frame is done by movement of the steering gear.

A multifunctional switch device with rotation, tilt and/or press functions, intended for use in electronic equipment such as computers, handheld electronic apparatus and/or devices which are associated with use in means of transport such as vehicles, boats and aircraft, said equipment having or being connected to a display for function control, wherein the switch device contains a tilting device that has a cardan movement for actuating underlying contact points.

Multifunctional switch device

An exercise apparatus for strengthening a person's muscles when the person is in contact with an apparatus part for support of the person's buttocks and/or back and/or stomach/chest. One apparatus part, for example, a support board for the person's back and/or buttocks is made having positional instability in connection with a support bearing.

Exercise apparatus

A keypad device for telephones, mobile phones, remote control units, text and character transmitters, calculators, electronic planners or the like, wherein a control element, when actuated manually by an operator, is adapted to be able to carry out at least two function commands, and preferably wherein the movement of the control element can be felt manually, or optionally is indicated by sound and/or light. The device consists of an apparatus housing in which a control wheel is pivotally mounted, wherein the control wheel in a sprung manner is supported and mounted at least at three portions thereof; a fixing bracket device which is rotationally stationary in the apparatus housing, but tiltable relative to the housing, the fixing bracket device being pivotally connected to the control wheel and provided with at least two pins extending into slots in the housing, whereby the rotational motion of the fixing bracket device is prevented and its tilting motion is limited; at least one detector for detecting the rotational motion of the control wheel, the control wheel either on its underside or its periphery being provided with optical markings and said detector being positioned opposite said markings; and either at least one light emitter/light receiver set positioned at a distance from the underside of the control wheel and which, upon downward tilting of the control wheel at the location of the light emitter/light receiver set in the apparatus housing, actuates the path of the light beam between the light emitter and light receiver; or at least one tilt detector, e.g., a microswitch, positioned at a distance from the underside of the control wheel and which, upon downward tilting of the control wheel at the location of the tilt detector in the apparatus housing, actuates the tilt detector.

Keypad device

Pedal device for rotary attachment to a pedal crank arm of physical training apparatus, e.g. a bicycle, said device comprising a first pedal rotatably attached to a pedal shaft, said pedal shaft at a free end thereof firmly attachable to said crank arm, and said first pedal having a first pedal engagement face for use in carrying out conventional training exercise. Said device is provided with a second pedal tiltably attached to said first pedal about an axis extending transversely through a longitudinal axis of said pedal shaft and parallel to said first pedal face approximately midway between an inner and an outer end thereof. Said second pedal has second pedal engagement face facing away from said first pedal engagement face and spaced from said transversely extending axis, and said second pedal is tiltable to either side relative to said first pedal by an acute angle, e.g. in the range 0-35 degrees.

Pedal device

A keypad for telephones and the like, preferably mobile telephones. There is provided at least one actuating mechanism (,) for stepwise input of call symbols. There is provided an additional mechanism for confirming the respective stepwise selected symbols or this consists of the actual actuating mechanism, pressure on or bending of the actuating mechanism causing the selection of symbols to be carried out. The actuating mechanism may consist of the telephone housing in that the housing is divided into an upper part (,) and a lower part (,) which are rotatable relative to one another, by a wheel (,) that is rotatable relative to the housing, and that is provided with call symbols or interacts with a scale provided with call symbols, a sliding key which can be moved in a groove provided in the telephone housing or on a slide bar affixed to the housing, or one or more keys for moving a marker in a menu on a display device (,).

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