# US 2018/0027103 A1 · Wearable computing communication device with display screens and methods. > Agents: this data is available as JSON from the patentgrep API and MCP server — see https://patentgrep.com/llms.txt - Number: US 2018/0027103 A1 - Document ID: US20180027103A1 - Status: Published application - Kind: A1 - Application number: 15/217,291 - Filed: 2016-07-22 - Published: 2018-01-25 - Earliest claimed: 2016-07-22 - Inventors: Alexander Gonzales Chacon - Web page: https://patentgrep.com/patent/US20180027103A1 ## CPC - H04M 1/72412: using two-way short-range wireless interfaces - H04B 1/385: {Transceivers carried on the body, e.g. in helmets} - H04M: TELEPHONIC COMMUNICATION (circuits for controlling other apparatus via a telephone cable and not involving telephone switching apparatus G08) - H04B: TRANSMISSION ## Abstract A wearable computing device (WCD) which provides for new and alternative methods of communication and social interaction. The WCD is mobile and allows the wearer to show, share, play and or generally broadcast various forms of multimedia content on one or more display screens. One or more display screens face outward, away from the WCD wearer, so that others may see, hear, receive and generally experience the content and information projected from the outward facing display screen(s). The WCD presents information on one or more display screens for the wearer to see, hear, receive and generally experience the content and information projected from the display screen(s). The WCD receives or retrieves various forms of multimedia content and electronic information from various external electronic sources and devices such as mobile phones, tablets, laptop computers, desktop computers, smartwatches, smart devices, IoT connected devices, game consoles, computing devices, computer systems, PDAs, sensors, beacons, detectors, image displays, audio processors, electronic information transmitters and other electronic computing devices or systems. ## Claims ### Claim at position 1 1-14. (canceled) ### Claim 15 A Wearable Computing Communication Device (WCCD), comprising mobile device technology, which provides for an individual wearing the WCCD to effectively communicate and engage in dynamic two-way conversation(s), with one or more individuals, without using their natural audible voice. ### Claim 16 (depends on 15) The WCCD of claim 15, employing artificial intelligence (AI), where the WCCD may learn the natural audible voice of an individual wearing the WCCD, and thereafter where the WCCD may audibly speak on behalf of the individual wearing the WCCD, when or where the individual cannot speak naturally with his or her own voice, or where the individual elects not to speak for a given time, or under certain circumstances, or during certain social settings, or when the individual wishes to use the WCCD for reasons such as entertainment, fun, or leisure. ### Claim 17 (depends on 15) The WCCD of claim 15, comprising internal software and code, self-generates multimedia messaging and electronic content such as audio, video, pictures, music, graphics, icons, emoji, text and or other light signals, which is subsequently broadcasted by the WCCD using one or more speakers and one or more outward facing display screens which face away from the individual wearing the WCCD, so that the multimedia and or messaging may be seen and or heard by one or more other individuals engaging in dynamic two-way conversation with the individual wearing the WCCD. ### Claim 18 (depends on 15) The WCCD of claim 15, comprising software and code which is external to the WCCD such as a mobile application, which is installed on a compatible mobile phone and or other compatible device, where electronic content, data, and multimedia messaging is authored on or sourced from the mobile phone, and where the external content such as audio, video, pictures, music, graphics, icons, emoji, text and or other light signals, is electronically and or wirelessly transferred to the WCCD for processing and then broadcasting to one or more other individuals engaging in dynamic two-way conversation with the individual wearing the WCCD. ### Claim 19 (depends on 15) The WCCD of claim 15, comprising hardware components, including one or more outward facing display screens which face away from the individual wearing the WCCD, including a rigid casing such as is common with current day mobile phones, including one or more speakers, including a microphone, including battery power, including memory and processors, including physical buttons and or switches, including data and or power ports and or connectors, including wireless components which send and receive wireless data, and or including touch sensitive display screen(s), including storage or expandable storage, including bluetooth and NFC, and or including a camera, and or including GPS (Global Positioning System), and or including haptic feedback functionality, and or including location awareness and response, and or including other mobile technology components, all of which allow the individual wearing the WCCD to author, receive and broadcast electronic content, data, multimedia messaging and or light messaging to one or more other individuals. ### Claim 20 (depends on 15) The WCCD of claim 15, comprising device accessories, which are used to affix the device to the body, where the positioning of the device on the body is (commonly though not exclusively) near the upper torso of an individual, where the device positioning is achieved by using an accessory similar to a lanyard or other compatible accessory. ### Claim 21 (depends on 15) The WCCD of claim 15, comprising mobile technology, presents the user with location based data, menu options and or smart clipboards with quick access to useful content. ### Claim 22 (depends on 15) The WCCD of claim 15, comprising mobile technology, where the individual may compose a message in their native language such as English, and where thereafter the WCCD will broadcast the translated message in another language such as Spanish. ### Claim 23 (depends on 15) The WCCD of claim 15, comprising mobile technology, where the device may be placed in a listening mode, where the user's native language is English, and where the device may comprehend a language foreign to the individual wearing the WCCD, and where the device will print the communication in English onto one of its display screens. ### Claim 24 (depends on 15) The WCCD of claim 15, comprising mobile technology, where the individual may elect to virtually “pin” selected multimedia content or messaging such as a picture or text, for a period of time, onto one of the display screens. ### Claim 25 (depends on 15) The WCCD of claim 15, comprising mobile technology, where the WCCD recognizes when other WCCD's are within proximity, where the WCCD's may automatically react to each other based on proximity, such as by displaying a greeting or such as by displaying an affectionate message and or including haptic feedback. ### Claim 26 (depends on 15) The WCCD of claim 15, comprising mobile technology, where the WCCD employs facial recognition, where the WCCD identifies another individual such as a friend or family member, where the WCCD may automatically display a greeting or an affectionate message and or including haptic feedback. ### Claim 27 (depends on 15) The WCCD of claim 15, comprising mobile technology, where the device displays multimedia while idle or not in active use by the wearer, where idle time multimedia is such as time, weather or sporting information or other multimedia as determined by the user. ### Claim 28 (depends on 15) The WCCD of claim 15, comprising mobile technology, where the device sensors or cameras may actively evaluate surrounding environments, optionally change device/software modes and present the wearer with various information or beneficial features and options. ### Claim 29 (depends on 15) The WCCD of claim 15, comprising mobile technology, where when used in conjunction with compatible anatomical sensors, the device may track vital medical information of the individual and display medical information on screen or execute various actions or functions in emergency situations. ### Claim 30 (depends on 15) The WCCD of claim 15, comprising mobile technology, where the WCCD projects light messaging or light signals that can be viewed by others from a distance, in settings where audible communication is difficult, impractical or impossible, where from a distance text and image details are not discernible but light based signals or messaging are comprehensible.