Wearable Computing Devices and Methods for the Wrist and/or Forearm
AssigneeMedibotics LLC
InventorRobert A. Connor
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Abstract
This invention comprises wearable computing devices and methods for the wrist and/or forearm including a bifurcating attachment member and/or proximal and distal display members. These wearable devices can provide relatively-large display areas without looking too clunky or being uncomfortable to wear. This invention also comprises methods for conserving energy and for modifying the communication interface between a human and a computer based on data from environmental sensors and/or body sensors.
Claims20
A wearable computing device for the wrist and/or forearm comprising:
- a bifurcating attachment member which is configured to be worn on a person's wrist and/or forearm;
- one or more display members which are attached to and/or part of the branches of the bifurcating attachment member;
- a data control unit;
- and one or more sensors.
A wearable computing device for the wrist and/or forearm comprising:
- an attachment member which is configured to be worn on a person's wrist and/or forearm;
- a first display member, wherein this first display member is attached to and/or part of the attachment member at a first location, and wherein this first location is a first distance from the outer circumference of the person's arm at the elbow when the arm is fully extended;
- a second display member, wherein this second display member is attached to and/or part of the attachment member at a second location, wherein this second location is a second distance from the outer circumference of the person's arm at the elbow when the arm is fully extended, and wherein the second distance is less than the first distance;
- a data control unit;
- and one or more sensors.
A wearable computing device for the wrist and/or forearm comprising:
- an attachment member which is configured to be worn on a person's wrist and/or forearm;
- one or more display members which are attached to and/or part of the attachment member;
- a data control unit;
- and an electromagnetic energy sensor which collects data concerning electromagnetic energy from the person's muscles and/or nerves.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.