Wearable Reflective Device
AssigneeCrane IP Pty Ltd
InventorRaymond Phillip Crane
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Abstract
A wearable reflective device. The wearable reflective device includes a mirror, a base and a strap. The strap is attached to the base for securing the device to a user. The mirror is connected to the base by a pivotal element and a rotational element, wherein the pivotal element is configured to allow the mirror to pivot along a first plane, the rotational element configured to allow the mirror and pivotal element to rotate in a second plane. The first plane is substantially orthogonal to the second plane.
Claims21
A wearable reflective device including:
- a mirror;
- a base;
- and
- a strap attached to the base for securing the device to a user;
- the mirror connected to the base by a pivotal element and a rotational element, wherein:
- the pivotal element is configured to allow the mirror to pivot along a first plane, the rotational element comprising an annular channel along which one or more protrusions can travel and configured to enable the mirror and pivotal element to rotate in a second plane, the first plane being substantially orthogonal to the second plane.
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A wearable reflective device including:
- a mirror;
- a base comprising a cavity for receiving the mirror;
- and
- a coupling member, connecting the mirror to the base, the coupling member enabling the mirror to move between first and second positions, thee mirror protected by the cavity in the first position and exposed in the second position.
A wearable device comprising:
- a cover;
- a base;
- and
- a strap attached to the base for securing the device to a user;
- a pivotal element and a rotational element comprising an annular channel along which one or more protrusions can travel, wherein the pivotal element is configured to allow the cover to pivot along a first plane, the rotational element configured to enable the cover and pivotal element to rotate in a second plane, the first plane being substantially orthogonal to the second plane.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.