Toy with an illuminated part
Abstract
A toy, such as a teddy bear, pair of hand puppets, or other amusement device wherein an electrical circuit is actuated through the connection of two separate halves of a wired shape, such as a heart, moon, star, light bulb or other form, causing said shape to glow via lights, with aforementioned halves held together via a set of neodymium magnets. When the halves are separated, at least one pair of electrical contacts is disconnected, and therefore, the electrical circuit is incomplete such that the toy does not glow. When the halves are mated or otherwise joined, the at least one pair of electrical contacts come into connection with one another and the electrical circuit is completed, causing the lights within the wired shape to glow.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A toy with an illuminated part, comprising:
the toy comprising at least one movable member configured for engagement with the illuminated part, the toy is wired with an electrical circuit that leads through the at least one movable member; the electrical circuit connected to at least one battery power source positioned within the toy, the illuminated part comprising at least one set of movable components, the at least one set of movable components comprising a first movable component and a second movable component; the first movable component and the second movable component are detached, separate, and distinct from one another, at least one movable component configured for engagement with the at least one movable member of the toy to connect or disconnect the first movable component and the second movable component relative to one another; and and at least one pair of electrical contacts comprising a first electrical contact and a second electrical contact, wherein the first movable component and the second movable component are movable relative to each other and movable from the circuit open position, wherein the at least one pair of electrical contacts is disconnected; and the circuit closing position, and wherein the at least one pair of electrical contacts is connected to close the electrical circuit.
2 . The toy of claim 1 , wherein the first movable component includes a first upper light source and a first lower light source.
3 . The toy of claim 2 , wherein the second movable component includes a second upper light source and a second lower light source.
4 . The toy of claim 3 , wherein the illuminated part illuminated by the upper and lower light sources positioned along the inner side of the first movable component and the second movable component.
5 . The toy of claim 1 , wherein the illuminated part further comprises:
the first movable component including at least one electrical wire connected to one side of the at least one battery power source; and the second movable component including at least one electrical wire connected to the other side of the at least one battery power source.
6 . The toy of claim 1 , wherein the illuminated part further comprises: a message on it, and letters of the message are clear with a coloring surrounding them.
7 . The toy of claim 6 , wherein the letters of the message may be put on the illuminated part through clings or removable stickers.
8 . The toy of claim 1 , wherein the illuminated part further comprises at least one sliding switchable faceplate with a message, through which the illuminated part glow clearly.
9 . The toy of claim 1 , wherein at least one movable component is attached to the at least one movable member of the toy.
10 . The toy of claim 1 , wherein one or more apertures are defined along a lower outer edge of the illuminated part.
11 . The toy of claim 10 , wherein the first electrical contact is connected within an aperture of the first movable component.
12 . The toy of claim 11 , wherein the second electrical contact is connected within an aperture of the second movable component.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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