Hat having rear-view camera
OwnerSung Jae Choinventor
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a hat having a rear-view camera that includes a hat body with an insertion body and a brim, an upward/downward extension and contraction part disposed on the peak of the insertion body and thus extending upward or contracting downward vertically to freely adjust the rear-view camera disposed on top thereof upward and downward in height, and a forward/backward extension and contraction part freely adjusted forward and backward in length from the top of the brim to freely adjust a display part forward and backward, so that the rear-view camera is freely adjusted in height on the top of the insertion body of the hat body to allow a video providing a situation behind a wearer who wears the hat body to be transmitted to the display part.
Claims6
A hat having a rear-view camera (30) mounted thereon, comprising:
- a hat body (10) having an insertion body (11) adapted to insert a wearer's head and a brim (12) located on a front side of the insertion body (11);
- an upward/downward extension and contraction part extending upward or contracting downward vertically from the center of top of the insertion body (11);
- the rear-view camera (30) disposed on top of the upward/downward extension and contraction part;
- a forward/backward extension and contraction part (40) extending forward and contracting backward from top of the brim (12);
- a vertical support bar (50) whose top portion is connected to an underside of a front portion of the forward/backward extension and contraction part (40) by means of a hinge;
- a display part (60) disposed on the vertical support bar (50);
- a controller (70) disposed inside the insertion body (11) and connected to the rear-view camera (30) and the display part (60);
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- a battery (80) connected to the controller (70),
- wherein a video obtained from the rear-view camera (30) is transmitted to the display part (60) and monitored by the wearer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.