Smart and biotech jewelry and accessories for self defense
AssigneeBoard of Regents, The University of Texas System
InventorsGold Darr Hood, Rachael Lynn Anderson
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Abstract
The disclosed self defense devices include devices configured to look like everyday clothing or accessories, but which allow a user to respond to potential danger or attack.
Claims6
What is claimed is a self defense device comprising:
- a necklace having a body portion configured with embedded electrodes capable of applying a stunning shock to an assailant;
- wherein said body is further comprised of a distributed series of batteries along its length to allow for natural draping over the neck and back.
What is claimed is an electrically powered bracelet with accompanying software application that facilitates discreet signaling for assistance from nearby application users, designated contacts, and/or authorities or participating designated organizations and the coordinated search for the bracelet owner by those entities.
What is claimed is a bag that enables a user less than two seconds to access a concealed, electrically powered stun device.
What is claimed is a high heeled shoe having a collection of blades embedded in the heel;
- wherein said collection of blades is configured in a geometric pattern.
What is claimed is a brooch which acts as a release point for a system to release gas in the direction of an assailant.
What is claimed is a ring which utilizes hollow spikes and embedded reactive agents to transfer chemical agents to a target upon physical contact above 5 lbf.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.