Lacing device based on rotor and stator, lacing system containing same and use method thereof

10856620 ยท 2020-12-08

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Abstract

The present invention provides a lacing system based on a rotor and a stator and the use method thereof, including a rotor and a stator. The rotor includes a winding slot. The rotor is provided with a tooth, and the stator is correspondingly provided with a pawl. Both of the stator and the rotor are respectively provided with a gear structure, and the pawl and the tooth engage or disengage through the gear structure. The lacing system and the use method thereof provided by the present invention solve the problems of complex structure, single function, low production efficiency and so on, and achieve the advantages of diversified functions, attractive appearance, compact structure and so on, meeting the requirements of people pursuing a healthy and convenient life.

Claims

1. A lacing device based on a rotor and a stator, comprising: the rotor, and the stator, wherein the rotor comprises a winding slot, the rotor is provided with a tooth, the stator is correspondingly provided with a pawl, both of the rotor and the stator are respectively provided with a gear structure, and the pawl and the tooth engage or disengage through the gear structure, wherein the stator comprises a sleeve, the rotor from top to bottom sequentially comprises an upper cover and the winding slot, the sleeve is provided with one or more pawls, and the upper cover is correspondingly provided with one or more teeth, wherein the gear structure comprises an elastic pin and a retaining ring, the sleeve or the upper cover is provided with the elastic pin, and the upper cover or the sleeve is correspondingly provided with the retaining ring.

2. The lacing device according to claim 1, wherein the rotor is provided with one or more internal teeth or external teeth, and the stator is provided with one or more internal pawls or external pawls.

3. The lacing device according to claim 1, wherein the gear structure comprises an elastic foot and a retaining ring, the stator is provided with the elastic foot, and the rotor is correspondingly provided with the retaining ring.

4. The lacing device according to claim 1, wherein the gear structure comprises an elastic foot and a retaining ring, the rotor is provided with the elastic foot, and the pedestal is correspondingly provided with the retaining ring.

5. The lacing device according to claim 1, wherein the stator further comprises an expansion bracket, the gear structure of the stator is arranged on the expansion bracket.

6. The lacing device according to claim 5, wherein the lacing device further comprises a cover body, the cover body is matched and attached to the expansion bracket.

7. The lacing device according to claim 1, wherein the lacing device further comprises a cover body, the cover body is matched and attached to the rotor.

8. The lacing device according to claim 1, wherein the lacing device further comprises a cover body and a cavity body covered by the cover body, a functional module and a power supply are arranged inside the cavity body.

9. The lacing device according to claim 1, wherein the sleeve is directly attached to an object.

10. The lacing device according to claim 1, wherein the stator further comprises a pedestal, the sleeve is attached to the pedestal.

11. The lacing device according to claim 1, wherein the winding slot is integrally formed with the upper cover, or is fixedly attached to or detachably attached to the upper cover.

12. The lacing device according to claim 1, wherein the rotor is provided with an internal tooth or an external tooth, and the sleeve is correspondingly provided with an external pawl or an internal pawl.

13. The lacing device according to claim 1, wherein the winding slot comprises a spool, the spool is provided with at least two threading holes, an outer wall of the sleeve is correspondingly provided with at least two threading holes, and when the winding slot and the sleeve are in a specific position, a lace passes into a first threading hole on the outer wall of the sleeve and passes out of a second threading hole of the sleeve after passing through the winding slot.

14. A lacing system based on a rotor and a stator, comprising: an object having a tightening edge, a lace, a guide member, and a lacing device based on the rotor and the stator according to claim 1, wherein the lacing device based on the rotor and the stator is attached to the object, the tightening edge of the object is provided with the guide member, the lace passes through the guide member for tightening the object.

15. The lacing system according to claim 14, wherein the object has two sides needing tightening, the object comprises a shoe, clothes, a hat and a bag.

16. The lacing system according to claim 14, wherein the lacing system comprises at least one guide member, and one side or both sides of the tightening edge of the object is provided with the guide member.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

(1) FIG. 1 is an exploded schematic view of an embodiment of the lacing device of the present invention;

(2) FIG. 2 is a structural schematic view of the pedestal of the lacing device of FIG. 1;

(3) FIG. 3a is a perspective view of the expansion bracket as viewed from an upper side;

(4) FIG. 3b is a perspective view of the expansion bracket as viewed from a lower side;

(5) FIG. 3c is a bottom view of the expansion bracket;

(6) FIG. 4a is a perspective view of the cover body of the lacing device in FIG. 1;

(7) FIG. 4b is a top view of FIG. 4a;

(8) FIG. 5a is a side view of the rotor in FIG. 1;

(9) FIG. 5b is a perspective view of the whole rotor;

(10) FIG. 5c is a bottom view of FIG. 5b;

(11) FIG. 6 is a structural schematic view of the whole lacing device;

(12) FIG. 7 is an exploded schematic view of the lacing device of the present invention;

(13) FIG. 8 is a schematic structural view of the pedestal of the lacing device of the present invention;

(14) FIG. 9 is a schematic structural view of the elastic pin of the lacing device of the present invention;

(15) FIG. 10 is a schematic structural view of the sleeve of the lacing device of the present invention;

(16) FIG. 11 is a schematic structural view of the winding slot of the lacing device of the present invention;

(17) FIG. 12 is a schematic view of a winding method of the lacing device of the present invention;

(18) FIG. 13a is a schematic structural view of the upper cover of the lacing device of the present invention without a retaining ring;

(19) FIG. 13b is a schematic structural view of the upper cover of the lacing device of the present invention;

(20) FIG. 14 is a schematic structural view of the pawl ring of the lacing device of the present invention;

(21) FIG. 15 is a partial enlarged view of the internal teeth of the lacing device of the present invention;

(22) FIG. 16 shows a novel single-sided lacing sneaker with the lacing device fixed to the side thereof provided by the present invention;

(23) FIG. 17 shows a novel double-sided lacing sneaker with the lacing device fixed to the side thereof provided by the present invention;

(24) FIG. 18 shows a novel double-sided lacing casual shoe with the lacing device fixed to the tongue thereof provided by the present invention;

(25) FIG. 19 shows a novel double-sided lacing casual shoe with the lacing device fixed to the side thereof provided by the present invention;

(26) FIG. 20 is a rear view of a novel double-sided lacing casual shoe with the lacing device fixed to the heel thereof provided by the present invention;

(27) FIG. 21 is a perspective view of the novel double-sided lacing casual shoe with the lacing device fixed to the heel thereof provided by the present invention;

(28) FIG. 22 is a novel double-sided and double-guide element lacing casual shoe with the lacing device fixed to the tongue thereof provided by the present invention; and

(29) FIG. 23 is a novel double-sided and single-guide element lacing casual shoe with the lacing device fixed to the upper thereof provided by the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

(30) The present invention is further explained below with reference to the drawings and embodiments.

Embodiment 1

(31) As shown in FIGS. 1-6, lacing device 1 based on a rotor and a stator sequentially includes pedestal 10, rotor 11, expansion bracket 12, screw 13, power module 14, functional module 15, waterproof ring 16 and cover body 17 from bottom to top. Pedestal 10 and expansion bracket 12 form the stator together, and pedestal 10 is fixed to the upper. In other embodiments, functional module 15, waterproof ring 16, and cover body 17 may not be provided, which does not affect the realization of the main function of the lacing device.

(32) FIG. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of pedestal 10. As shown in the figure, pedestal 10 is distributed with ratchet wheel 101 along the circumference. Ratchet wheel 101 includes a centrally arranged pawl ring 1011, and pawl ring 1011 is attached to one or more pawl arms 1012. The outer side of the end of pawl arm 1012 is provided with one or more external pawls 1014, and external pawl 1014 and the internal teeth on rotor 11 can engage or disengage. The inner side of the end of the pawl arm opposite to the orientation of the external pawl is provided with protrusion 1015, the pawl ring is correspondingly provided with a groove, and protrusion 1015 is attached to the groove in an embedded way. In other embodiments, the pawl ring may not be provided with the groove. The protrusion can directly abut against the periphery of the pawl ring and also play a stabilizing role.

(33) Ratchet wheel 101 is fixedly attached to pedestal 10 through one or more snap-fit structures.

(34) A circle of lace protection protrusion 102 distributed along the circumference is arranged along the periphery of ratchet wheel 101. Lace protection protrusion 102 is provided with one or more lace guide holes 103. In this embodiment, two lace guide holes 103 are provided. The center of the bottom of pedestal 10 is convexly provided with step 104. The center of the upper bottom surface of step 104 is convexly provided with cylinder 105. The center of cylinder 105 is correspondingly provided with threaded hole 106. The outer wall of the cylinder 105 is provided with groove 107. Step 104 is provided with three notches 1041 at intervals. In some embodiments, the groove and the notch may not be designed, which does not affect the main function.

(35) As shown in FIG. 3a, FIG. 3b and FIG. 3c, the expansion bracket has module cavity 121, and the center of the outer surface of the bottom of module cavity 121 is convexly provided with hollow cylinder 122. Module cavity 121 is used to accommodate functional module 15 and a power supply (not shown in the figure). Functional module 15 includes at least one of an intelligent step-counting module, a lighting module, a positioning module, a health index monitoring module, a motion state monitoring module and an intelligent module. Module cavity 121 is fixedly attached to functional module 15 through a screw and a snap-fit device to form an interactive organic whole. Center of the bottom of module cavity 121 is provided with countersunk hole 1211 corresponding to threaded hole 106. Screw 13 is screwed from countersunk hole 1211 into threaded hole 106 of pedestal 10 through expansion bracket 12 and rotor 11 to penetrate and attach the three. In other embodiments, a through connection among expansion bracket 12, rotor 11 and pedestal 10 can also be realized by the snap-fit structure, and expansion bracket 12 and pedestal 10 can be fixedly attached through the snap-fit structure. Further, the inner side wall of module cavity 121 is provided with the snap, specifically, in this embodiment, seven snaps 126 are provided. Correspondingly, as shown in FIG. 4a and FIG. 4b, cover body 17 has cavity body 171, and the cavity wall of cavity body 171 is provided with clamping slots 172. Specifically, in this embodiment, seven clamping slots 172 are provided, and snaps 126 are arranged corresponding to clamping slots 172 to realize the embedded detachable connection between expansion bracket 12 and cover body 17.

(36) In other preferred embodiments, the cover body can also be matched and attached to the rotor through the snap. The rotor is provided with the snap and the clamping slot, the cover body is correspondingly provided with the clamping slot and the snap, and the rotor is embedded within the cover body through the snap-fit structure. The outer side wall of the cover body is provided with a gripping portion, and the gripping portion is provided with a circle of gripping protrusions, which is convenient for a user to control the rotation or up and down movement of the cover body. Correspondingly, the rotor does not need to be provided with the gripping portion. The cover body is used for covering the expansion bracket and the functional module and the power supply accommodated in the module cavity thereof, and is matched and attached with the rotor and the pedestal to form an integral locking configuration.

(37) The end of hollow cylinder 122 is provided with three elastic feet 123 and three reinforcing protrusions 124, elastic feet 123 and reinforcing protrusions 124 are arranged adjacent to each other. Three elastic feet 123 are arranged at intervals, three reinforcing protrusions 124 are arranged at intervals, and gaps are left between the adjacent elastic feet and the reinforcing protrusions.

(38) Reinforcing protrusion 124 includes base portion 1241 and protrusion portion 1242. Protrusion portion 1242 is embedded in notch 1041 of the pedestal. The fitting of protrusion portion 1242 and notch 1041 is beneficial to realizing a stable matching attachment of the expansion bracket and the pedestal, so as to prevent the expansion bracket from rotating when rotating the rotor vigorously.

(39) Each elastic foot 123 includes a root and an elastomer, and each elastic foot is provided with limiting slot 1231 for limiting the retaining ring. The end face of the elastomer is provided with a corner protrusion. Limiting slot 1231 is arranged on the outer side face of the elastomer, and the transition surface between the corner protrusion and limiting slot 1231 is a glossy surface. The corner projection and limiting slot 1231 can provide two gears.

(40) The end face of the inner cavity of one of reinforcing protrusions 124 is provided with protrusion 125. The protrusion 125 is embedded in groove 107 on the outer wall of the cylinder. In some embodiments, protrusion 125 may also be provided on the end face of the inner wall of an elastic leg.

(41) In some embodiments, the reinforcing protrusions may not be provided, and a plurality of elastic feet may be arranged at intervals evenly along the circumference. There are other ways to arrange the elastic feet.

(42) As shown in FIG. 5a, FIG. 5b and FIG. 5c, the upper end face of rotor 11 is provided with cavity 111, and the bottom of the side face of the rotor is provided with winding slot 112 along the circumferential direction. Winding slot 112 includes first retaining wall 1121, second retaining wall 1122 and spool 1123 which is substantially cylindrical and formed between first retaining wall 1121 and second retaining wall 1122. The outer surface of spool 1123 and the opposite surfaces of first retaining wall 1121 and second retaining wall 1122 form lace slot 1124 for winding up the lace when the lace is wound around the winding slot. Spool 1123 of the winding slot is provided with at least two threading holes. In this embodiment, two threading holes 113 are provided for fixing the lace. The outer surface of the bottom of cavity 111 forms first retaining wall 1121 of winding slot 112. Lace slot 1124 and cavity 111 are separated from each other by a bottom with a certain thickness of the cavity. Cavity 111 is used to accommodate the main body of module cavity 121 of the expansion bracket.

(43) The outer surface of second retaining wall 1122 of winding slot 112 is convexly provided with gear teeth 114. The outer diameter of gear teeth 114 is equal to the outer diameter of second retaining wall 1122. The circumferential direction of gear teeth 114 is provided with complete internal teeth 1141. The complete internal teeth 1141 are arranged corresponding to external pawl 1014 of pedestal 10, and through the adjustment of the gear, internal teeth 1141 and external pawl 1014 can engage or disengage. The center of the outer surface of second retaining wall 1122 is convexly provided with cylinder 116, and the height of cylinder 116 is equivalent to the thickness of gear teeth 114.

(44) The center of the bottom of cavity 111 extends to the center of cylinder 116 and is longitudinally provided with a through hole to form accommodation cavity 115 for accommodating hollow cylinder 122, elastic foot 123 and reinforcing protrusion 124 of the expansion bracket. The end of accommodation cavity 115 close to cylinder 116 is provided with retaining ring 1151, which cooperates with gear protrusion 124 to realize the gear function. The upper end of accommodation cavity 115 is provided with two grooves 1152. The depth of grooves 1152 extends to the second retaining wall of winding slot 112. Grooves 1152 are used for placing the knot of the lace, which is beneficial to saving space.

(45) Preferably, the outer wall of rotor cavity 111 is provided with gripping portion 117 including a plurality of gripping claws 1171 to facilitate the user to control the rotation or up and down movement of the rotor.

(46) The overall schematic diagram of the assembled lacing device is shown in FIG. 6.

(47) Rotor 11 is moved downward through the gripping portion to make retaining ring 1151 at the bottom of the accommodation cavity of the rotor abut against the lower edge of the corner projection, i.e., the position of the first gear. The internal teeth are in an engaged connection with the external pawl, and the rotor can only rotate in the direction of tightening the lace. Rotor 11 is pulled up through the gripping portion to make retaining ring 1151 at the bottom of the accommodation cavity of the rotor abuts against the limiting slot, i.e. the position of the second gear. The internal teeth and the external pawl disengage, and the rotor can freely rotate in the directions of loosening the lace and tightening the lace, respectively.

Embodiment 2

(48) As shown in FIG. 7, lacing device 2 includes pedestal 21, elastic pin 22, winding slot 23, sleeve 24, pawl ring 25 and upper cover 26. Pedestal 21, elastic pin 22, sleeve 24 and pawl ring 25 are assembled into a stator, and winding slot 23 and upper cover 26 are assembled into a rotor. Pedestal 21 can be fixedly arranged on an upper, a tongue, a heel, clothes, a hat or a bag. As shown in FIG. 8, pedestal 21 is provided with through hole 211. As shown in FIG. 9, elastic pin 22 includes fixing part 221 matched with through hole 211 and retaining pin 222 arranged on fixing part 221. Fixing part 221 of elastic pin 22 is fitted to the bottom of sleeve 24 and then installed at through hole 211. Retaining pin 222 of elastic pin 22 is located in the cavity formed by sleeve 24. Sleeve 24 is detachably installed on pedestal 21. As shown in FIG. 10, the side edge of sleeve 24 is provided with first threading hole 241, second threading hole 242 and third threading hole 243 for threading the lace. The top end face of sleeve 24 is fixedly attached to pawl ring 25 through the snap-fit structure.

(49) As shown in FIG. 11, wingding slot 23 passes through retaining pin 222 and is arranged in sleeve 24. The top end face of winding slot 23 is provided with meshing teeth 233, and winding slot 23 is provided with fourth threading hole 231 and fifth threading hole 232 for guiding the lace. As shown in FIG. 12, when winding slot 23 and sleeve 24 are in the position indicated by the arrow, the lace can pass into first threading hole 241 of sleeve 24, then pass through fourth threading hole 231 of winding slot 23, and pass out of second threading hole 242 of sleeve 24. The lace is knotted and then pulled into the winding slot, thus realizing the combination of the lace and the winding slot. Due to the arrangement of the threading hole groove, threading can be realized without disassembling the lacing device and is more convenient.

(50) As shown in FIG. 7, upper cover 26 is matched with sleeve 24. Upper cover 26 includes retaining ring 261 which is fixedly attached to upper cover 26 through snaps 262. The end face of retaining ring 261 is provided with second meshing teeth 264 matched with first meshing teeth 233 to realize a detachable connection of upper cover 26 with winding slot 23. Upper cover 26 is movably installed on sleeve 24. The inner wall of the cavity of upper cover 26 is provided with an annular tooth 263 along the circumference, and the inner circumference of the annular tooth is provided with internal teeth 266. Correspondingly, as shown in FIG. 14, pawl ring 25 includes a centrally disposed annular pedestal 251 with one or more pawl arms 252 attached to extending of the outer periphery thereof. Pawl arm 252 is provided with one or more external pawls 253, and external pawls 253 and the internal teeth on upper cover 26 can engage or disengage. As shown in FIG. 15, each internal tooth 266 includes top surface 2662, guide surface 2663, and resistance surface 2661 for preventing reverse rotation. Top surface 2662 includes sliding surface 2662A, which has a function of sliding guide when the tooth and the pawl engage or disengage. Guide surface 2663 has a function of sliding guide when the teeth move in the first position and the second position.

(51) Preferably, top surface 2662 includes sliding surface 2662A intersecting with guide surface 2663 and plane 2662B intersecting with resistance surface 2661.

(52) Preferably, resistance surface 2661 is rectangular, increasing the stress area of the teeth and the pawls, which is conducive to enhancing the reverse pulling force and the anti-reverse capability.

(53) The inner wall of the cavity of upper cover 26 is provided with at least one snap-fit part 265, sleeve 24 is correspondingly provided with snap-fit protrusion 244, and the upper cover is snapped on the periphery of the sleeve to form an integral locking structure of the lacing device.

(54) The outer periphery of upper cover 26 is provided with gripping portion 267. The gripping portion facilitates the user to rotate or move the upper cover, thereby realizing the adjustment of the gear position and the tightening and loosening of the lace through the gripping portion.

(55) In other embodiments, the positions of the elastic pin and the retaining ring can be interchanged, i.e., the elastic pin is arranged in the center of the upper cover, and the retaining ring is arranged in the center of the bottom of the sleeve.

(56) In other embodiments, the center of the upper cover is provided with a gear tooth, and the outer periphery of the gear tooth is provided with at least one external tooth. Correspondingly, the pawl ring of the sleeve includes the annular pedestal, one or more pawl arms are attached to the inner periphery of the annular pedestal and having one or more internal pawls formed thereon, and the internal pawls and the external tooth on the upper cover can engage or disengage. The end faces of the gear tooth and the winding slot are provided with the corresponding second meshing tooth.

(57) When the lacing device is in use, after threading the lace, upper cover 26 is forcibly pressed down, and a click sound is heard, second meshing tooth 264 on upper cover 26 and first meshing tooth 233 on winding slot 23 engage (after engagement, the upper cover can only rotate in the tightening direction and cannot rotate in the loosening direction). When upper cover 26 is rotated in the tightening direction, a crisp click sound can be heard. At this moment, external pawl 253 and internal teeth 2531 engage, and second meshing tooth 264 and first meshing tooth 233 engage. Upper cover 26 drives winding slot 23 to rotate in the tightening direction, and the lace is wound around winding slot 23. The object to be tightened is slowly tightened by the lace until the tightness is proper. If the lace is tied too tight, upper cover 26 can be pulled up so that second meshing tooth 264 of the upper cover is out of contact with first meshing tooth 233 of the winding slot. At this time, the tight lace will drive the winding slot to reverse and loosen the object. Upper cover 26 is pressed down again and the previous tightening action is repeated to adjust the object to be tightened to a proper tightness.

Embodiment 3

(58) The lacing device and the use method thereof described in Embodiment 1 and Embodiment 2 can be used not only for lacing shoes, but also for lacing objects such as clothes, hats, bags and so on, as well as for lacing when packing objects, etc.

(59) The present invention provides a lacing device based on the rotor and the stator, only for convenience of description, the rotor described in the present invention is the definition of a rotating object, and the stator is the definition of a stationary object, but the stator and rotor are only the definitions of relatively moving objects. The definition in turn is also valid and does not mean that an object must be stationary or rotating. In some embodiments, the objects will move relatively, which is also applicable to the definitions of rotor and stator.

Embodiment 4

(60) As shown in FIG. 16, the present invention provides a lacing system based on the rotor and the stator, including a shoe having a tightening edge, lace 10, guide member 16 and lacing device 15 based on the rotor and the stator.

(61) The lacing device based on the rotor and the stator is fixed to the shoe, guide member 16 is arranged on the tightening edge of the shoe, the lace passes through the guide member for tightening the shoe, and the ends of the lace are fixed inside the lacing device based on rotor and stator. The tail end of the lace refers to the terminal ends of the two ends of the lace.

(62) This embodiment shows a single-sided lacing system. Lacing device 15 is arranged on the upper. There are three guide members 16. One guide member is arranged on the one side of the upper, and two guide members are fixed to the other side.

(63) First, the lace extends from lacing device 15 to the other side and passes through the first guide member, secondly, the lace extends to the side of the upper and passes through the second guide member, again, the lace extends to the other side and passes through the third guide member, and finally the lace returns to lacing device 15.

(64) Additionally, the number of the guide members of this embodiment is not limited to three, and one or more guide members can implement the present invention.

Embodiment 5

(65) As shown in FIG. 17, FIG. 13a and FIG. 13b, the present invention provides a lacing system based on the rotor and the stator, including a shoe having a tightening edge, lace 10, guide member 16 and lacing device 15 based on the rotor and the stator.

(66) The lacing device based on the rotor and the stator is fixed to the shoe, guide member 16 is fixed to the tightening edge of the shoe, the lace passes through the guide member for tightening the shoe, and the ends of the lace are fixed inside the lacing device based on rotor and stator.

(67) This embodiment shows a double-sided lacing system. Lacing device 15 is fixed to the upper. There are five guide members 16. Two guide members are arranged on a first side of the tightening edge of the shoe, and three guide members are arranged on a second side of the tightening edge of the shoe.

(68) First, the lace extends from lacing device 15 to the second side and passes through the first guide member, and secondly, the lace extends to the first side and passes through the second guide member, again, the lace extends to the second side and through the third guide member, then, the lace extends to the first side and through the fourth guide, then, the lace extends to the second side and passes through the fifth guide member, and finally, the lace returns to lacing device 15.

(69) Additionally, the number of the guide members of this embodiment is not limited to five, and one or more guide members can implement the present invention.

Embodiment 6

(70) As shown in FIG. 18, the present invention provides a lacing device based on the rotor and the stator, including a shoe having a tightening edge, lace 10, guide member 16 and lacing device 15 based on the rotor and the stator.

(71) The lacing device based on the rotor and the stator is fixed to the shoe, guide member 16 is arranged on the tightening edge of the shoe, the lace passes through the guide member for tightening the shoe, and the ends of the lace are fixed inside the lacing device based on rotor and stator.

(72) Lacing device 15 is fixed to the tongue, the number of guide members 16 is six in total, and two sides of the tightening edge have three guide members arranged thereon, respectively.

(73) First, the lace extends from lacing device 15 to the first side and passes through the first guide member, and secondly, the lace extends to the second side and passes through the second guide member, again, the lace extends to the first side and passes through the third guide member, then, the lace extends to the second side and passes through the fourth guide, then, the lace extends to the first side and passes through the fifth guide member, then, the lace extends to the second side and passes through the sixth guide member, and finally, the lace returns to lacing device 15.

(74) Additionally, the number of the guide members of this embodiment is not limited to six, and one or more guide members can implement the present invention.

Embodiment 7

(75) The only difference between Embodiment 7 and Embodiment 6 is as follows. In Embodiment 7, as shown in FIG. 19, lacing device 15 is fixed to the side.

Embodiment 8

(76) As shown in FIG. 20 and FIG. 21, the present invention provides a lacing system based on the rotor and the stator, including a shoe having a tightening edge, lace 10, guide member 16 and lacing device 15 based on the rotor and the stator.

(77) The lacing device based on the rotor and the stator is fixed to the shoe, guide member 16 is fixed to the tightening edge of the shoe, the lace passes through the guide member for tightening the shoe, and the ends of the lace are fixed inside the lacing device based on rotor and stator.

(78) Lacing device 15 is fixed to the heel, and the position thereon where the lace passes through is provided with protective sleeve 17, the number of guide members 16 is six in total, and two sides of the tightening edge have three guide members arranged thereon, respectively.

(79) First, the lace extends from lacing device 15 to the first side and passes through the first guide member, and secondly, the lace extends to the second side and passes through the second guide member, again, the lace extends to the first side and passes through the third guide member, then, the lace extends to the second side and passes through the fourth guide, then, the lace extends to the first side and passes through the fifth guide member, then, the lace extends to the second side and passes through the sixth guide member, and finally, the lace returns to lacing device 15.

(80) Additionally, the number of the guide members of this embodiment is not limited to six, and one or more guide members can implement the present invention.

Embodiment 9

(81) As shown in FIG. 22, the present invention provides a lacing system based on the rotor and the stator, including a shoe having a tightening edge, lace 10, guide member 16 and lacing device 15 based on the rotor and the stator.

(82) The lacing device based on the rotor and the stator is fixed to the shoe, guide member 16 is fixed to the tightening edge of the shoe, the lace passes through the guide member for tightening the shoe, and the ends of the lace are fixed inside the lacing device based on rotor and stator.

(83) Lacing device 15 is fixed to the tongue, the number of guide members 16 is six in total, and two sides of the tightening edge have three guide members arranged thereon, respectively.

(84) First, the lace extends from lacing device 15 to the first side and passes through the first guide member, and secondly, the lace extends to the first side and passes through the second guide member, again, the lace extends to the second side and passes through the third guide member, then, the lace extends to the second side and passes through the fourth guide, then, the lace extends to the first side and passes through the fifth guide member, then, the lace extends to the first side and passes through the sixth guide member, again, the lace extends to the second side and passes through the seventh guide member, then, the lace extends to the second side and passes through the eighth guide member, and finally, the lace returns to lacing device 15.

(85) In addition, as shown in FIG. 23, lacing device 15 is fixed to the first side of the tightening edge, and the number of guide member 16 is one in total, guide member 16 is fixed to the second side of the tightening edge. First, lace 10 extends from lacing device 15 to the second side and passes through the first guide member, and finally returns to lacing device 15 on the first side.

(86) In order to further improve the stability of the lacing device, adhesive straps can be additionally arranged on both sides of the tightening edge, and the adhesive straps can have one side fixed or can have both sides movable.

(87) Additionally, the number of the guide members of this embodiment is not limited to one, and one or more guide members can implement the present invention.

(88) The above is merely preferred embodiments of the present invention and a further detailed description of the present invention combined with the specific preferred embodiment, and cannot be considered that the specific embodiments of the present invention is merely limited to these descriptions. Any modifications equivalents and improvements without departing from the spirit and principle of the present invention shall be considered as falling within the scope of the present invention.