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US 2014/0153754 A1Published application
Otic sensory detection and protection system, device and method
OwnerJacob Moesgaard, Noah Kraftinventors
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Abstract
This invention relates generally to an otic sensory detection and protection system, device and method to monitor and identify potential hearing-damaging sound situations and generate data related audio information and/or modulation upon sensing of the hearing-damaging sound situation to reduce the damaging sound, its effect on the user and protect the user's hearing, either by the information or the modulation through applications, wristbands, mobile applications and other interfaces.
Claims7
A mobile system for providing auditory protection comprising:
- a. an electronic device having a graphical display to present at least a portion of a graphical user interface;
- b. a computing device including non-transitory computer readable medium for storing computer code executable by a processor incorporated in an electronic device for updating audio processing of an auditory representative input signal in communication with the electronic device, comprising:
- computer code for identifying an auditory representative input signal;
- computer code for requesting a review of the identified auditory representative input signal;
- computer code for receiving the review of the requested auditory representative input signal;
- computer code for comparing the requested auditory representative input signal with a predetermined compilation of potential input signals;
- computer code for displaying the result of the comparison;
- and computer code for processing ambient sound in accordance with the updated audio processing.
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A method for providing protective signal data to a mobile device user comprising:
- a. receiving at least one auditory representative input signal;
- b. processing the auditory representative input signal to evaluate its decibel level;
- c. graphically displaying a representation of the auditory representative input signal on at least a portion of a graphical user interface;
- d. processing non-transitory computer readable, stored computer code executable by a processor incorporated in a computing device to compare the auditory representative input signal with at least one stored signal representative of an acceptable decibel level;
- e. communicating with the mobile device user decibel level of the auditory representative input signal;
- e. processing the two signals to derive the difference in the two signals;
- and,
- f. communicating to the mobile device user the difference in the two signals.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.