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US 2023/0057546 A1Published application
Tilt indicator
AssigneeShockWatch, Inc.
InventorsAnthony N. Fonk, Angela K. Kerr
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Abstract
A tilt indicator includes a housing having a face member and a back member. A movable mass member is disposed within the housing between the face member and the back member. A first encoded indicium is disposed on the mass member, and a second encoded indicium is located on the back member. In response to the tilt indicator being subjected to a tilt event exceeding a threshold, the mass member moves from a first position to a second position.
Claims20
A tilt indicator, comprising:
- a housing having a face member and a back member;
- a movable mass member disposed within the housing between the face member and the back member;
- a first encoded indicium disposed on the mass member;
- and
- a second encoded indicium located on the back member;
- and
- wherein responsive to the tilt indicator being subjected to a tilt event exceeding a threshold, the mass member moves from a first position to a second position.
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A tilt indicator, comprising:
- a housing having a face member, a back member, and a window;
- a movable mass member disposed within the housing between the face member and the back member, wherein responsive to the tilt indicator being subjected to a tilt event exceeding a threshold, the mass member moves from a first position to a second position;
- a first encoded indicium;
- and
- a second encoded indicium, wherein the first and second encoded indicia are aligned with the window in an unactivated state of the tilt indicator.
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A tilt indicator, comprising:
- a housing having a face member, a back member, and a window;
- a movable mass member disposed within the housing between the face member and the back member;
- a first encoded indicium disposed on the mass member;
- and
- a second encoded indicium disposed on the back member;
- and
- wherein responsive to the tilt indicator being subjected to a tilt event exceeding a threshold, the mass member moves from a first position to a second position, and wherein either the first encoded indicium or the second encoded indicium is exposed through the window based on a position of the mass member within the housing.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.