Concentration aid device
AssigneeBulledac
InventorSophie LEBON
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a concentration aid device comprising a headband capable of surrounding the forehead and the head of a person, the concentration aid device comprising: a median recess intended to be arranged in front of the eyes of the person, two lobes located on either side of the median recess intended to be placed against, and to cover, the ears of the person, thereby forming two blinders capable of laterally limiting the field of vision of this person, a support strip which is positioned on an inner face of the headband above at least the median recess enabling the headband to be spaced apart from the forehead of the person such that the support strip, together with the median recess, ensures a clear forward field of vision.
Claims20
A concentration aid device (100) for assisting the concentration of any person (12), wherein said concentration aid device (100) comprises a headband (1) capable of surrounding the forehead and head (13) of the person (12), said headband (1) having an inner face (15) intended to be positioned on the forehead and temples of the person (12) and an opposite outer face (16), and comprising:
- a median recess (3) intended to be placed in front of the eyes of the person (12);
- two lobes (41, 42) surrounding said recess (3) on either side, intended to be placed against, and to cover, the ears of the person (12);
- and wherein said concentration aid device (100) comprises a support strip (5) which is positioned on the inner face (15) of the headband (1) above at least the median recess (3) and configured to space the headband (1) away from the forehead of the person (12), so that said support strip (5) makes it possible, together with the median recess (3), to clear a forward field of vision (10), which field of vision (10) is restricted laterally by the two lobes (41, 42) which form two blinders capable of laterally limiting the field of vision (10).
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