Smart aviation communication headset and peripheral components
AssigneesSeabeck Holdings, LLC, James J. Ruttler
InventorsJames J. Ruttler, Zuzana E. Melherova
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Abstract
In one embodiment, an aviation communication headset includes, but is not limited to, at least one microphone; one or more speakers; one or more docks configured to interface with one or more eyepieces; and at least one control unit operable to perform operations including at least: detecting a presence of one or more eyepieces at the one or more docks; and outputting aviation flight information via the one or more docks for display on the one or more eyepieces.
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An aviation communication headset comprising:
- at least one microphone;
- one or more speakers;
- one or more physiological sensors operable to monitor one or more health parameters of a wearer;
- and
- at least one control unit operable to perform operations including at least:
- obtaining one or more values from the one or more physiological sensors;
- and
- outputting information regarding the one or more values via the one or more speakers.
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A aviation communication headset cushion replacement, the cushion replacement comprising:
- an earlobe receptacle;
- a physiological sensor incorporated into the earlobe receptacle;
- a speaker;
- computer readable memory;
- and
- a control unit configured to perform operations including at least:
- obtaining one or more physiological measurements using the physiological sensor;
- and
- outputting one or more audible indications associated with the one or more physiological measurements via the speaker.
An aviation communication earcup attachment device, the attachment device comprising:
- a housing operable to attach to an earcup of an aviation headset and to removably receive a cushion;
- an earlobe receptacle;
- a physiological sensor incorporated into the earlobe receptacle;
- a speaker;
- computer readable memory;
- and
- a control unit configured to perform operations including at least:
- obtaining one or more physiological measurements using the physiological sensor;
- and
- outputting one or more audible indications associated with the one or more physiological measurements via the speaker.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.