Wearable electronic apparatus providing sensory feedback
AssigneeLinkitz Systems Inc.
InventorsAndrew Donald McRae, Phyllis Koton Neel
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Abstract
Wearable electronic apparatus providing sensory feedback is provided. The wearable electronic apparatus has master beads that can power slave beads. The beads have electronic circuitry enabling visual, auditory or haptic feedback to be initiated by the master beads. Master beads of one unit of a wearable electronic apparatus communicate with master beads of another unit of another apparatus. In the presence or proximity of an authorized apparatus, the master bead causes the slave beads to provide a user with sensory feedback.
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A wearable electronic apparatus comprising:
- at least one slave unit and at least one master unit, the at least one master unit configured to communicate with the at least one slave unit to cause the at least one slave unit to perform at least one sensory feedback function.
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A kit for a wearable electronic apparatus comprising least one slave unit and at least one master unit, the at least one master unit configured to communicate with the at least one slave unit to cause the at least one slave unit to perform at least one sensory feedback function.
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A wearable electronic apparatus comprising a plurality of units disposed in series, said units comprising master units and slave units, the master units configured to communicate with and power the slave units to cause the slave units to perform at least one function to provide sensory feedback, the master units further configured to communicate with corresponding master units of another wearable electronic apparatus.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.