Wearable articles including communications and alert features
AssigneeSmart Siren Technology, Inc
InventorsKatharyn Maris Alexander, Howard Alexander
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Abstract
The disclosure provides alarm module devices such as a wearable article including a base portion and an upper portion covering the base portion, wherein the base portion and the upper portion cooperating to define a compartment. The device can further include at least one acoustical transducer, and a printed circuit board (or other suitable activation circuitry) disposed in the compartment including circuitry for actuating the at least one acoustical transducer. The device can further include a power source in selective electrical communication with the at least one acoustical transducer by way of the printed circuit board.
Claims57
An alarm module, comprising:
- a) a base portion;
- b) an upper portion covering the base portion, base portion and upper portion cooperating to define a compartment;
- c) at least one acoustical transducer;
- d) a printed circuit board disposed in the compartment including circuitry for actuating the at least one acoustical transducer;
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- e) a power source in selective electrical communication with the at least one acoustical transducer by way of the printed circuit board.
An alarm module, comprising:
- a) a base portion, including a housing defining a compartment therein;
- b) a printed circuit board disposed in the compartment including circuitry for actuating at least one electrically driven accessory;
- c) a rechargeable power source in selective electrical communication with the at least one electrically driven accessory by way of the printed circuit board;
- d) an upper portion covering the compartment engaged with the base portion;
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- e) an electrical charging port defined through at least one of the base portion and the upper portion, the electrical charging port being in electrical communication with the rechargeable power source and being configured to removably receive an electrical charger.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.