A swinging playground device includes an acceleration assembly. The acceleration assembly includes a force storing component. The force storing component stores potential energy when the swinging playground device is in a resting position and releases the stored potential energy to assist in initiating motion of the swinging playground device.

A swinging playground device includes an acceleration assembly. The acceleration assembly includes a force storing component. The force storing component stores potential energy when the swinging playground device is in a resting position and releases the stored potential energy to assist in initiating motion of the swinging playground device.

The present invention discloses a foldable swing, including support frames and a swing seat, where the swing seat is connected to the support frames by hangers, the support frame includes a first support rod, a second support rod and a connecting rod, the two support rods are arranged one in front of the other in a cross-hinged manner, the connecting rod is located between the two support rods, and both ends of the connecting rod are respectively movably connected to the two support rods. The present invention can achieve folding or unfolding of the foldable swing.

The present invention discloses a foldable swing, including support frames and a swing seat, where the swing seat is connected to the support frames by hangers, the support frame includes a first support rod, a second support rod and a connecting rod, the two support rods are arranged one in front of the other in a cross-hinged manner, the connecting rod is located between the two support rods, and both ends of the connecting rod are respectively movably connected to the two support rods. The present invention can achieve folding or unfolding of the foldable swing.

An improved swing seat for use by children with disabilities includes first and second rotating arms, which are configured to rotate about a substantially vertical axis between an open position in which a user can exit the seat in a forward direction and a closed position in which the first and second rotating arms prevent a user from exiting the seat in a forward direction. The rotating arms may each include a latch element which may be fastened together in a manner similar to a conventional automobile seat belt. The swing seat may also have a variety of other features which represent improvements over conventional swing seats of this sort.

An improved swing seat for use by children with disabilities includes first and second rotating arms, which are configured to rotate about a substantially vertical axis between an open position in which a user can exit the seat in a forward direction and a closed position in which the first and second rotating arms prevent a user from exiting the seat in a forward direction. The rotating arms may each include a latch element which may be fastened together in a manner similar to a conventional automobile seat belt. The swing seat may also have a variety of other features which represent improvements over conventional swing seats of this sort.

A swing for use by children or adults in mobility devices, such as wheelchairs, includes a base platform configured to support one or more mobility devices and which is connected, through a rigid framework, to one or more overhead trolleys. The one or more overhead trolleys are configured to move back and forth along first and second elevated and desirably curved tracks, thereby causing the base platform to swing frontward and rearward in a to-and-fro swinging motion.

A swing for use by children or adults in mobility devices, such as wheelchairs, includes a base platform configured to support one or more mobility devices and which is connected, through a rigid framework, to one or more overhead trolleys. The one or more overhead trolleys are configured to move back and forth along first and second elevated and desirably curved tracks, thereby causing the base platform to swing frontward and rearward in a to-and-fro swinging motion.