JP2531911Y2 - Exhibition equipment - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a display apparatus to be used in various places such as a science museum, a museum, a company showroom, and an event exhibition hall.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, when various exhibitions such as a science museum, a museum, a company showroom, and an event exhibition hall are performed, an exhibit having characteristics representative of the display items is generally installed. Usually, an explanatory panel described with a sentence, a photograph, a picture, a figure, or the like explaining the exhibit is placed. FIG. 9 is an example of a typical display device, in which an exhibit 2 is placed on the upper surface of a display stand 1 and an explanation panel 3 is placed behind it. Reference numeral 4 denotes a support base on which the explanation panel 3 is mounted. The exhibit 2 is not limited to a still life, but may be a model device that moves by electric power or the like, or may be a flora and fauna. FIG. 9 shows a state in which two exhibits 2 are placed, but the number and type are arbitrary, and there are various cases. In the case of such a conventional display device, the exhibitor often makes the centerpiece of the exhibit that appeals to the exhibit as the exhibit 2 on the exhibit stand 1 in general. And various ideas have been put into place, such as placing dynamic models and unusual exhibits that attract the attention of the movement. On the other hand, the explanation panel 3 shows only sentences, photographs, pictures, explanatory drawings, and the like, and usually does not move. In rare cases, there is a switch on the exhibition stand 1 or the like that turns on or blinks electric lights on the explanation panel 3. However, basically, only the change of color or light and darkness occurs. Does not move physically or mechanically. Explanation panel 3
Some have incorporated a television monitor into them, so that explanations, photographs, illustrations, and the like can be shown as images. But,
Even if the image on the TV monitor changes, the explanation panel 3
It does not move.

[0003]

However, in a typical configuration of the related art, the shape and color of the exhibition stand 1, the type of the exhibit 2 placed thereon, the method of expressing the contents or the description panel, the shape, the color, etc. Furthermore, even if the degree of interest in the display items can be increased by devising the respective lighting methods and the like, the fun of the display methods cannot be significantly improved. That is, in such a configuration, depending on the material, the production method, the lighting method, etc., the aesthetic appearance, the ease of understanding the contents,
Although it can make a difference with respect to luxury, it cannot give a great impact that transcends common sense exhibition images. In addition, when there are few interesting exhibits as the exhibits 2, if a plurality of exhibiting devices as shown in FIG. 9 are used in succession, the exhibiting device may simply become an impression of an array of explanation panels. In general, if there is no movement in the exhibits, the viewer tends to be bored, and the display that reads a lot of characters and figures, as well as the pleasure that is intuitive to the viewer, is lost. Further, in such a conventional display, since the explanation panel 3 must be visible behind the display 2, the display 2 cannot be large or tall. In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides a display device that moves unpredictably from the image of the conventional display device, which has become common knowledge of the general public, so that not only the contents of the display, but also the display The purpose is to give them interest and make a strong impression.

[0004]

[Means for solving the problem] Exhibitions for exhibiting exhibits
Display device, an explanation panel and a part of the explanation panel.
Or a means to move everything in the horizontal or vertical direction
And the exhibition space and the exhibition space behind the explanation panel.
And an exhibit placed on the ground. Also,
By moving the explanation panel, it is possible to take both a state in which the exhibit placed behind the explanation panel is visible and a state in which the exhibit is not visible.

[0005]

Since the present invention is constructed as described above, for a viewer with conventional common sense, the explanation panel is moved and another exhibition appears from behind, so that an unexpected attraction is made. An exclamation voice occurs involuntarily. Also, if the contents of the explanation panel are unfamiliar to the viewer or are technically advanced, so-called “hard contents” or “hard-to-reach contents,” the viewer will feel better. This will motivate you to listen to the explanations and willing to understand the contents. Furthermore, these actions are motivated, and new exhibitions seen after that will attract more attention and interest.

[0006]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. Embodiment 1 FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of a display device according to the present invention, which is an example used to introduce what an LSI is.
Exhibits 6 to 2 are placed on the display stand 5 in the same manner as the conventional display device.
2 are placed behind them, and explanation panels 23 to 26 are installed on explanation panel mounting plates 27 to 30 behind them. Reference numeral 6 denotes real various LSIs. The local portion of another LSI 7 is enlarged and a local enlarged image 11 of the LSI 7 is displayed on a television monitor 10 via a television camera 8 and a television controller 9 as an enlarged image 12 of human hair. Examples of actual use of LSI such as a telephone 17, a pager 18, a melody telegram 19, etc., in which the microscope 13, the LSIs 14, 15, and 16 are incorporated for comparison, and a large number of LSI chips are built. A wafer 20 and the like are displayed. 2
1 is a box for storing various LSIs 6, 22 is a wafer 20
This is the case that houses. On the other hand, explanation panels 23 to 26
, Various descriptions related to the LSI are shown by sentences, photographs, pictures, drawings, and the like. However, unlike the conventional display device, the explanation panels 24 and 25 are guided by guide rails (not shown) so as to move right and left. In FIG. 1, the explanation panels 23 to 26 are mounted on the explanation panel mounting plates 27 to 30, but may be integrated.
Using the explanation panels 23 to 26 and the exhibits 6 to 22, the LSI is a very small component of about several mm square to several tens mm square, and tens to tens of millions of electronic components are integrated therein. It will be explained to the viewer that it is incorporated into the device and that its local size is a minute size such as 1/100 or less of the hair. Thereafter, the explanation panels 24 and 25 are opened right and left by the open / close button 31 so that the LSI 33 and its large enlarged view or enlarged photograph 34 appear there as shown in FIG. In FIG. 1, reference numeral 32 denotes a support base for the explanation panel mounting plates 27 to 30, the explanation panels 23 to 26, and the like. In FIG. 2, LS
The cross hatching applied to the enlarged view or enlarged picture 34 of I is made so that the enlarged view or enlarged picture 34 of the LSI can be easily seen when viewing FIG. Opening explanation panels 24, 2, which was not a dream
5 opens right and left, and the powerful appearance of a large enlarged view or enlarged photograph 34 of a very fine LSI greatly impresses many viewers. 100 to 100% for highly integrated LSI
Even if it is enlarged about 500 times, the high-density part is too complicated to be seen in detail, so a large enlarged image or enlarged photograph 3
Due to the powerful appearance of No. 4 , the explanation panels 24 and 25 open left and right, and the surprise that the enlarged view or the enlarged picture 34 appears has appeared, and it is possible to clearly appeal how dense the LSI is. In addition, for example, when a large number (for example, 10,000) of electronic components such as a single transistor and a capacitor are gathered, the number of the electronic components is actually shown, for example, by arranging a single transistor 35 in a transparent case 36 on one surface. By preparing an exhibit, the amount of transistors and capacitors of tens of thousands to tens of millions built in the LSI can be inferred from comparison with the amount of the single transistor 35 as an actual feeling. Other mechanisms may be provided. Embodiment 2 FIGS. 3 and 4 show another embodiment of the present invention, which is an exhibition device for introducing optical communication and optoelectronics. A model 4 showing a state in which a sample 38 of an optical fiber cable and a laser beam 40 emitted from a laser unit 39 propagate in the optical fiber cable on an exhibition stand 37.
1. Further, a white light 43 emitted from a light source 42 is split by a prism 44 to show a rainbow 46 on a screen 45, a mechanism for explaining what the infrared light emitted from the semiconductor laser is, and other optical fiber communication networks. Are shown in a place where many are installed in various places in Japan, and various explanations on optical communication and optoelectronics are shown in sentences, photographs, pictures, drawings and the like on explanation panels 48 to 51. The explanation panels 48 to 51 include mounting plates 52 to
55. The explanation panels 48 to 51 may be integrated with the mounting plates 52 to 55, respectively. After the outline of the optical communication and the optoelectronics is explained by the exhibits 38 to 47 and the explanation panels 48 to 51, the explanation panels 49 and 50 are opened to the left and right by the open / close button 56, and there is a light as shown in FIG. Make a communication model system appear. Reference numeral 57 denotes a support base for the explanation panel mounting plates 52 to 55, the explanation panels 48 to 51, and the like. In the model system of optical communication of FIG. 4, a state in which video communication is performed between two homes using optical fiber communication is shown together with optical components necessary for an intermediate route. In FIG.
Numerals 8 and 59 are models showing homes, and 60 and 61 are video screens provided on the models of each home. Reference numerals 62 and 63 denote dolls, and images of the dolls 62 and 63 captured by a camera (not shown) are displayed on screens 60 and 61, respectively. In addition, the image of the dolls 62 and 63 can be displayed on the image screens 60 and 61 provided on the models 58 and 59, respectively, showing the homes on the side of the dolls by the image screen changeover switch (not shown). It is. Models 64 and 65 indicating buildings indicate telephone company buildings, and 66 and 67 indicate exchanges or optical switches.
69 is an optical amplifier, 70 is a repeater, 71 and 72 are optical transmitters and optical receivers. Also, the line 73 indicates an optical fiber cable.
It is even better if the line 73 is turned on or off by ED or the like. If the above-described optical communication model system combining the exhibits 58 to 73 enables large-capacity and high-speed information communication using optical communication, video communication can be easily used at home at low cost. For that purpose, various optical components other than optical fiber cables are required,
The fact that the technical field called optoelectronics or photonics has been established and is being actively researched can be effectively introduced in the impression impressed by the viewer when the explanation panels 49 and 50 suddenly open to the left and right. (Embodiment 3) Another embodiment in which the method of opening and closing the explanation panel is different from that of FIG. 5 is shown below. In the plan view (cross-sectional view) of FIG. 5, all four explanation panels 74 to 77 are retreated to the left and right. (A) is a diagram in a state where the explanation panels 74 to 77 are closed, and (b) is a diagram in a state where the explanation panels 74 to 77 are open. The arrow indicates the direction in which the viewer stands. 78
Shows an exhibit that can be seen when the explanation panels 74 to 77 are opened, and 79 is a support base. Exhibits, display stands, and the like placed in front of the explanation panels 74 to 77 are omitted in the drawing. Fourth Embodiment In the plan view (cross-sectional view) of FIG. 6, all four explanation panels 80 to 83 are retracted in one direction. (A) is a diagram in a state where the explanation panels 80 to 83 are closed, and (b) is a diagram in a state where the explanation panels 80 to 83 are open. The arrow indicates the direction in which the viewer stands. 84
Shows an exhibit that can be seen when the explanation panels 80 to 83 are opened, and 85 is a support base. Also in this case, the exhibits, exhibition stands and the like are omitted before the explanation panels 80 to 83. Embodiment 5 FIG. 7 shows an embodiment in which the panel is opened up and down. The exhibit 87 is placed on the exhibition stand 86, and the explanation panel 8
8 is installed. The explanation panel 88 is attached to a mounting plate 89, is suspended by a chain (not shown) on a support base 90, and can be moved up and down by rotating a chain wheel meshing with the chain by an electric motor. After explaining the contents of the exhibition using the exhibit 87 and the explanation panel 88, the exhibit 91 appears when the explanation panel 88 and its mounting plate 89 are moved to the position indicated by the dotted line in the figure. The display stand 86 and the support base 90 are juxtaposed with an interval at which the mounting plate 89 and the explanation panel 88 can sufficiently enter and exit. (Embodiment 6) FIG. 8 shows an embodiment in which the explanation panel is opened up and down, and the explanation panel is two-tiered. First, an explanation will be given with the exhibit 92 and the explanation panel 94 attached to the attachment plate 93,
The explanation panel 92 attached to the attachment plate 93 is moved downward, and the following explanation will be given with the exhibit 95 and the explanation panel 96. Reference numeral 97 denotes a mounting plate on which the explanation panel 96 is mounted.
Finally, the explanation panel 96 attached to the attachment plate 97
Also move down to introduce the exhibit 98. 99 and 100 are display stands, and 101 is a support stand also serving as the display stand. Explanation panel 94 and mounting plate 97 mounted on mounting plate 93
The explanation panel 96 mounted on the support frame 101 is suspended by a chain (not shown) on the support base 101, and can be moved up and down by rotating a chain wheel meshing with the chain by an electric motor. In addition, exhibition stand 99,
Reference numerals 100 and 101 are arranged side by side at an interval enough to allow the explanation panel mounting plate and the explanation panels 93 and 94 and 96 and 97 attached thereto to enter and exit. Although various embodiments have been described above, in common with each example, behind the opening of the explanation panel, what is displayed depending on the case, such as an exhibit, an explanation panel, a photograph, a picture, a diagram, a video screen, etc. You may do it. Further, the number of explanation panels, the number that can be opened and closed, the opening direction, and the like may be arbitrary. An exhibit placed in front of the explanation panel that opens and closes may not be required in some cases.
To move the explanation panel, it may be opened by hand with a lever or a handle, but the wire attached to the explanation panel may be wound around a drum or reel driven by an electric motor and pulled, or a rack or gear may be attached to the explanation panel. The rack or gear attached to the explanation panel is moved by an electric motor via another gear or rack, or the chain or chain wheel attached to the explanation panel is moved by the electric motor as a power source via the chain wheel or chain. It can also be performed by any of various methods, such as pushing or pulling the explanation panel with a hydraulic cylinder or a pneumatic cylinder. The guide when moving the explanation panel is not only a method using rails, grooves, protrusions, etc., but also a method of suspending the explanation panel from above with a rod or wire, etc. In addition, using a straight rolling guide using steel balls etc. Any method may be used. When the explanation panel is moved vertically, it may be suspended by a wire, a chain, or the like. The open / close button of the explanation panel is provided in a place such as the side of the exhibition stand where the viewer does not know when the operation was performed, and if the explainer presses the open / close button so that the viewer does not notice it, the open / close button is opened. The effect of providing unexpectedness to a person is greater. In addition, when there is no presenter, the explanation panel is automatically opened and closed by a remote monitoring television camera or the like, capturing the state of the viewer, or the explanation panel is automatically opened and closed at predetermined time intervals. Or you may. Alternatively, an explanation panel opening / closing button may be provided at a position that can be easily understood by a viewer, and the explanation panel may be suddenly opened / closed when the user himself / herself presses the opening / closing button. The position where the moved explanation panel comes when a part of the plurality of explanation panels is opened may be the rear side or the front side of the immovable explanation panel. When some of the explanation panels are opened, compare and determine whether it is better if the explanation panel of the moved one is better or the better of the one that does not move. good. In the above embodiment, the explanation panel is attached to the attachment plate or a rigid one integrated with the attachment plate is used. However, the explanation panel is wound up as a sheet-like explanation panel so that something comes out from behind. You may do it. Further, in the above-described embodiments, the explanation has been made mainly on the case where all of the explanation panels are first visible and the explanation panels are partially or wholly retracted by the subsequent movement of the explanation panels. However, conversely, in FIG. 2 and FIG. 4, an exhibit that can be hidden behind some or all of the explanation panels is shown first, and then the explanation panels are moved by moving some or all of them. Instead of becoming invisible, a new explanation panel can be used as shown in FIGS. 1 and 3. In this case, it is interesting that the explanation panel appears from an unexpected place. Similarly, in the case of FIG. 5 and FIG. 6, after using in the state of (b) first,
Next, the state shown in FIG. 7A may be set, and in the case of FIGS. 7 and 8, the exhibit is shown with the explanation panel lowered first, and then the explanation panel is raised by raising the explanation panel. The explanation should be made using.

[0007]

The present invention is configured as described above, and has the following effects. According to the present invention, the explanation panel, which had not been changed at all, and was rather a representative of a boring exhibit, suddenly moved and another exhibit appeared from behind, or in front of the exhibit The sudden appearance of the description panel will surprise the viewer, thereby increasing the attention to the description. The curiosity and interest that the exhibition hall may have some other tricks can also be given, and the interest in subsequent explanations can be increased. On the other hand, in the conventional display device, if the large display object is placed in front of the explanation panel, the explanation panel located behind becomes invisible, so the size and height of the display object are limited. Because the space moves and retreats, the space corresponding to the size of the explanation panel can be used freely, and large and tall objects, such as large and tall objects, can be freely set up to attract the viewer's interest. In the case where the description panel is moved and the previously hidden one appears, placing a large or tall object disproportionately with the display stand will have a greater impact on the viewer. Also, when the explanation panel is opened, if what comes out appeals to the sight of a moment, the impact on the extra viewer will be great. For example, when the explanation panel is shown, and when the explanation panel is moved to show the exhibit behind, the lighting is switched from light to dark or from dark to light, or when the explanation panel is moved, the illumination of the exhibit behind is changed. When the switches and operation switches are turned on and off, the degree of impression of the viewer is further increased. Further, as described in the sixth embodiment, the effect is further increased if the explanation panel is opened not only once but also twice. It goes without saying that the explanation panel may be opened three or more times.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a display device according to a first embodiment of the present invention, showing an example used to introduce an LSI;

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a case where an enlarged view or an enlarged photograph of an LSI appears in the first embodiment.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a display device according to a second embodiment of the present invention, showing an example used to introduce optical communication and optical electronics;

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a case where an optical communication model system appears in the second embodiment.

5A and 5B show another embodiment of the display device of the present invention in which the explanation panel is opened and closed differently, wherein FIG. 5A shows a state in which four explanation panels are closed, and FIG. Top view showing the state of being separated and stored

6A and 6B are the same as above, and FIG.
FIG. 2B is a plan view showing a state in which the sheet is closed, and FIG.

FIG. 7 is a side view of the display device of the present invention in which the explanation panel is opened up and down.

FIG. 8 is a side view of the display device of the present invention when the explanation panel is opened up and down and is stacked in two stages.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view of a display device according to a conventional representative example.

[Explanation of symbols]

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Exhibit stand 2 Exhibit 3 Explanation panel 4 Support stand 5 Exhibit stand 6 Real various LSI 7 LSI 8 Television camera 9 Television controller 10 Television monitor 11 Local enlarged image of LSI7 12 Enlarged image of human hair 13 Microscope 14, 15, DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 16 LSI 17 Telephone 18 Pager 19 Melody telegram 20 Wafer in which many LSI chips were built 21 Box 22 Case 23, 24, 25, 26 Explanation panel 27, 28, 29, 30 Explanation panel mounting plate 31 Opening / closing button 32 Support stand 33 LSI 34 Enlarged View or Enlarged Photo of LSI 33 35 Single Transistor 36 Transparency Case 37 Display Stand 38 Sample of Optical Fiber Cable 39 Laser Unit 40 Laser Light 41 Model showing how laser light propagates in an optical fiber cable 4 Light source 43 White light 44 Prism 45 Screen 46 Rainbow 47 Show plate 48, 49, 50, 51 Description panel 52, 53, 54, 55 Description panel mounting plate 56 Open / close button 57 Supporting pedestal 58, 59 Home model 60, 61 Same as above Image screens 62, 63 Dolls 64, 65 Models showing telephone company buildings 66, 67 Switching or optical switches 68, 69 Optical amplifiers 70 Repeaters 71, 72 Optical transmitters and receivers 73 Optical fiber cables 74, 75, 76, 77 Explanation panel 78 Exhibit 79 Supporting stand 80, 81, 82, 83 Explanation panel 84 Exhibit 85 Supporting stand 86 Exhibition stand 87 Exhibit 88 Explanation panel 89 Explanation panel mounting plate 90 Supporting stand 91, 92 Exhibit 93 Description panel mounting plate 94 Description panel 95 Exhibit 96 Explanation panel mounting plate 97 Explanation panel 98 Exhibits 99, 100 Exhibition stand 101 Support stand also used as exhibition stand

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Claims (2)

(57) [Scope of request for utility model registration] 1. An exhibition apparatus for exhibiting an exhibit , wherein an explanation panel and a part or all of the explanation panel are horizontally or vertically moved.
Means for moving in the direction of the
That there is a pace and exhibits to be placed in the space
Display equipment characterized. 2. An exhibit device for exhibiting an exhibit.
Te, wherein the movement of the description panel, according to claim 1, characterized in that without such can take and the status of both the state and invisible state exhibits placed is visible behind the explanation panel Exhibition equipment.