Helmet safety system
OwnerAllen Petersoninventor
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Abstract
The present invention discloses a helmet with a plurality of electronic safety devices. The safety devices of the present invention include an audio and video communication system. The video communication system features include a video camera system that can transmit images to a central location, and a display system that can display images transmitted via satellite on a unique heads up display located within the helmet's pivotal safety glasses. The helmet's pivotal safety glasses have a specially designed display that allows users to view images broadcasted to them without having the bulky designs and limited sight problems associated with the traditional display apparatuses of the prior art.
Claims2
A safety helmet comprising:
- (a) an outer shell;
- wherein the outer shell of the helmet has a solar panel;
- wherein a video camera mount is integrated into the outer shell;
- and
- wherein a plurality of video cameras are mounted into the video camera mount;
- wherein one of the video cameras has a telescopic camera lens;
- wherein one of the other video cameras is used to provide a video signal to a satellite;
- (b) an inner shell;
- wherein a pivotal microphone is attached to the inner shell;
- wherein pivotally-mounted safety glasses are attached to the inner shell;
- wherein the pivotally-mounted safety glasses can rotate up and down;
- (c) a hollow cavity;
- wherein the hollow cavity has a plurality of electronic components located within the hollow cavity;
- (d) electronic components;
- wherein the electronic components consist of a video display, a satellite receiver, a satellite transmitter, a battery pack, the video cameras, the solar panel, the microphone, and a pair of speakers;
- wherein the video display projects a video signal onto the pivotally-mounted safety glasses;
- wherein the electronic components are wired to and controlled by a CPU;
- and
- wherein the speakers are mounted to the interior surface of the inner shell.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.