Interchangeable glasses system
OwnerMonique Pooleinventor
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Abstract
An interchangeable glasses system. The interchangeable glasses system includes a frame and one or more lenses attached to the frame. The interchangeable glasses system also includes a temple configured to hold the frame in place relative the user's ears. The interchangeable glasses system further includes an attachment configured to releasably secure the temple relative to the frame.
Claims20
An interchangeable glasses system, the interchangeable glasses system comprising:
- a frame;
- one or more lenses attached to the frame;
- a temple configured to hold the frame in place relative the user's ears;
- and
- an attachment configured to releasably secure the temple relative to the frame.
The system of claim 9, wherein the attachment includes a protrusion.
An interchangeable glasses system, the interchangeable glasses system comprising:
- a frame;
- one or more lenses attached to the frame;
- a temple configured to hold the frame in place relative the user's ears;
- and
- an attachment configured to releasably secure the temple relative to the frame, wherein the attachment includes:
- a groove;
- a protrusion, wherein at least a portion of the protrusion is configured to be received by the groove;
- and
- a jacket, wherein the jacket:
- covers at least a portion of the groove;
- allows movement of the protrusion within the groove;
- and
- prevents the protrusion from exiting the groove.
An interchangeable glasses system, the interchangeable glasses system comprising:
- a frame;
- one or more nose pads attached to the frame;
- one or more lenses attached to the frame;
- a temple configured to hold the frame in place relative the user's ears;
- and
- an attachment configured to releasably secure the temple relative to the frame, wherein the attachment includes:
- a groove;
- a protrusion, wherein at least a portion of the protrusion is configured to be received by the groove;
- a jacket, wherein the jacket:
- covers at least a portion of the groove;
- allows movement of the protrusion within the groove;
- and
- prevents the protrusion from exiting the groove;
- a channel through the jacket, wherein the channel allows a portion of the protrusion to pass through the jacket;
- and
- a bearing configured to allow a portion of the protrusion to rotate.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.