Wearable Device for Supporting Behavioral Self Management
OwnerBrian Jeffrey Fogg, Riley Armstrong Fogginventors
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Abstract
A wearable device for improving outcomes of behavioral self-management having message plate or tag having two sides, wherein each of the sides is suitable for receiving at least a first indicia and a second indicia, and a retention strip attached to the message plate or tag maintains the message plate or tag in at least two positions, each position revealing one user-selected indicia and concealing a user non-selected indicia. The wearable device may be an accessory for a bracelet, watch band, or other user-worn piece of clothing or jewelry, or it may be a wearable device in and of itself. It is suitable for use in creating reminders for the user, and especially for use in behavioral self-management.
Claims20
A wearable device for improving outcomes of behavioral self-management comprising:
- a message plate having as least two sides and a periphery, each of the sides being suitable for receiving at least a first indicia and a second indicia, respectively;
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- a retention strip attached at two or more points on the periphery of the message plate, wherein the retention strip maintains the message plate in at least a first position revising the first indicia and concealing the second indicia, and in at least a second position revealing the second indicia and concealing the first indicia, and wherein the position is user-selectable.
A method of manufacture of a wearable device for improving outcomes of behavioral self-management, comprising:
- producing a message plate having as least two sides and a periphery, each of the sides being fabricated of a material suitable for receiving at least a first indicia and a second indicia, respectively;
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- attaching a retention strip at two or more points on the periphery of the message plate, wherein the retention strip maintains the message plate in at least two positions, and wherein each position reveals one user-selected indicia and conceals at least one user non-selected indicia.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.