Patent · US10065443B2 · B2 · US
Paging device
- (11) Publication number
- US10065443B2
- (21) Application number
- 15/092,805
- (22) Filing date
- 2016-04-07
- (30) Priority date
- 2015-05-04
- (43) Publication date
- 2018-09-04
- (45) Date of grant
- 2018-09-04
- (51) IPC
- B25J 1/04; B42D 9/04; B43K 29/00; G02B 25/00
- (52) CPC
- B42D Books; book covers; loose leaves; printed matter characterised by identification or security features; printed matter of special format or style not otherwise provided for; devices for use therewith and not otherwise provided for; movable-strip writing or reading apparatus: 9/04
- B25J Manipulators; chambers provided with manipulation devices: 1/04
- B43K Implements for writing or drawing: 29/00, 29/003, 29/18
- G02B Optical elements, systems or apparatus: 25/002
- (72) Inventors
- Gwendolyn Elaine Simmons Eldridge
- (54) Title
- Paging device
- (57) Abstract
A paging device allows a user to flip a stack of papers very swiftly. The paging device integrates a rubberized tip and an ergonomic handle with gel rests in stress points. The paging device further includes a set of accessories such as a detachable highlighter and a detachable magnifier. The highlighter is in the form of a wheel. Either of the highlighter and magnifier is housed with a cap.
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Claims (18)
- A paging device configured to allow a user to flip pages of a stack of papers or a book, the paging device comprising a handle and a rubber layer; wherein the handle comprising a leading portion, a transition portion, and a curved portion; wherein the leading portion being homogenously integral with the transition portion and the transition portion being hornogenously integral to the curved portion; wherein the rubber layer entirely wrapping the leading portion and in contact with the leading portion wherein the rubber layer comprising a substantially oval bump at one end mimicking a finger; and, wherein the rubber layer further comprising a gripping bump opposite the substantially oval bump.
- The device of claim 1, wherein the rubber layer comprising a gripping bump including textured projections.
- The device of claim 1, wherein the transition portion comprising a tapered surface; and, wherein the tapered surface including a resiliently flexible pad.
- The device of claim 1, where in the curved portion including at least one resiliently flexible pad.
- The device of claim 1, wherein the curved portion terminating with an accessory.
- The device of claim 5, wherein the accessory comprising a highlighter.
- The device of claim 6, wherein the highlighter comprising a detachable fork including a rotatable felt wheel; an ink reservoir inside the curved portion; and, a felt guide touching the ink reservoir and the rotatable felt wheel.
- The device of claim 5, wherein the accessory comprising a magnifying glass detachable from the curved portion.
- The device of claim 5, further including a detachable cover housing the accessory.
- The device of claim 1, further including a detachable highlighter and a detachable magnifying glass to be attached to the curved portion of the handle.
- A paging device configured to allow a user to flip pages of a stack of papers or a book, the paging device comprising a handle and a rubber layer; wherein the handle comprising a leading portion, a transition portion, and, a curved portion; wherein the rubber layer wrapping the leading portion and in contact with the leading portion; wherein the rubber layer comprising a gripping bump; wherein the transition portion comprising a tapered surface including a resiliently flexible pad or gel facing in an opposite direction from the gripping bump; and, wherein the tapered surface narrows towards the curved portion.
- The device of claim 11, wherein the gripping bump including textured projections.
- The device of claim 11, wherein the curved portion terminating with an accessory.
- The device of claim 13, wherein the accessory comprising a highlighter.
- The device of claim 13, wherein the accessory comprising a magnifying glass detachable from the curved portion.
- The device of claim 13, further including a detachable cover housing the accessory.
- The device of claim 11, further including a detachable highlighter and a detachable magnifying glass to be attached to the curved portion of the handle.
- A device comprising a handle and a rubber layer; wherein the handle comprising a leading portion, a transition portion, and, a curved portion; wherein the rubber layer wrapping the leading portion and in contact with the leading portion; wherein the rubber layer comprising a gripping bump; wherein the transition portion comprising a tapered surface including a resiliently flexible pad or gel facing in an opposite direction from the gripping bump; wherein the curved portion terminating with an accessory; wherein the accessory comprising a highlighter; wherein the highlighter comprising a detachable fork including a rotatable felt wheel; an ink reservoir inside the curved portion; and, a felt guide touching the ink reservoir and the rotatable felt wheel.
Description
In the documentation industry, a person normally a finder needs to find a paper in a stack of papers. To do so, the finder would use a rubber sleeve, or otherwise known as a fingertip, fitted to the index finger. As such, the use of the rubber sleeve allows the user to flip through pages and pages in a stack of papers to find a particular paper. This approach works for a short period until the finger gets soggy and wet due to the rubber. Furthermore, the rubber sleeve puts compression stress on the finger and can cause pain during prolong use of the rubber sleeve. The rubber sleeve has been know to be tubular and sometime contains a surface pattern such as ribs, projections, or ridges, which assist in gripping the paper. In other known designs the sleeve is made of rubber or a gel rubber and have holes to act as ventilation. While the rubber sleeve is a solution to flipping paper, the instant invention improves the experience of flipping a stack of papers.
The invention is geared towards a paging device that allows a user to flip to stack of papers by holding an ergonomic handle. The shape of the handle includes three sections, where one of the sections is curved and includes a detachable cap at one end. The paging device includes a kit two interchangeable accessories that can be inserted at the end of the handle. The first accessory is a highlighter accessory and the second accessory is a magnifying accessory. The accessory provides the user greater flexibility in trying to magnify text in a paper found or simple highlight text in the paper found.
Citations (10)
- US5735544A
- WO1998031605A1
- US20050079003A1
- US20050220530A1
- US8006390B2
- US20090139051A1
- CN202173008U
- JP2014113815A
- US20150093175A1
- US20160296003A1
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"1. A paging device configured to allow a user to flip pages of a stack of papers or a book, the paging device comprising a handle and a rubber layer; wherein the handle comprising a leading portion, a transition portion, and a curved portion; wherein the leading portion being homogenously integral with the transition portion and the transition portion being hornogenously integral to the curved portion; wherein the rubber layer entirely wrapping the leading portion and in contact with the leading portion wherein the rubber layer comprising a substantially oval bump at one end mimicking a finger; and, wherein the rubber layer further comprising a gripping bump opposite the substantially oval bump.",
"2. The device of claim 1, wherein the rubber layer comprising a gripping bump including textured projections.",
"3. The device of claim 1, wherein the transition portion comprising a tapered surface; and, wherein the tapered surface including a resiliently flexible pad.",
"4. The device of claim 1, where in the curved portion including at least one resiliently flexible pad.",
"5. The device of claim 1, wherein the curved portion terminating with an accessory.",
"6. The device of claim 5, wherein the accessory comprising a highlighter.",
"7. The device of claim 6, wherein the highlighter comprising a detachable fork including a rotatable felt wheel; an ink reservoir inside the curved portion; and, a felt guide touching the ink reservoir and the rotatable felt wheel.",
"8. The device of claim 5, wherein the accessory comprising a magnifying glass detachable from the curved portion.",
"9. The device of claim 5, further including a detachable cover housing the accessory.",
"10. The device of claim 1, further including a detachable highlighter and a detachable magnifying glass to be attached to the curved portion of the handle.",
"11. A paging device configured to allow a user to flip pages of a stack of papers or a book, the paging device comprising a handle and a rubber layer; wherein the handle comprising a leading portion, a transition portion, and, a curved portion; wherein the rubber layer wrapping the leading portion and in contact with the leading portion; wherein the rubber layer comprising a gripping bump; wherein the transition portion comprising a tapered surface including a resiliently flexible pad or gel facing in an opposite direction from the gripping bump; and, wherein the tapered surface narrows towards the curved portion.",
"12. The device of claim 11, wherein the gripping bump including textured projections.",
"13. The device of claim 11, wherein the curved portion terminating with an accessory.",
"14. The device of claim 13, wherein the accessory comprising a highlighter.",
"15. The device of claim 13, wherein the accessory comprising a magnifying glass detachable from the curved portion.",
"16. The device of claim 13, further including a detachable cover housing the accessory.",
"17. The device of claim 11, further including a detachable highlighter and a detachable magnifying glass to be attached to the curved portion of the handle.",
"18. A device comprising a handle and a rubber layer; wherein the handle comprising a leading portion, a transition portion, and, a curved portion; wherein the rubber layer wrapping the leading portion and in contact with the leading portion; wherein the rubber layer comprising a gripping bump; wherein the transition portion comprising a tapered surface including a resiliently flexible pad or gel facing in an opposite direction from the gripping bump; wherein the curved portion terminating with an accessory; wherein the accessory comprising a highlighter; wherein the highlighter comprising a detachable fork including a rotatable felt wheel; an ink reservoir inside the curved portion; and, a felt guide touching the ink reservoir and the rotatable felt wheel."
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