Temporary offense for ultimate control against harm
OwnerRobert Martin Schweitzerinventor
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Abstract
The device is a self-contained-defense-system. The entire unit is housed inside a blended set of athletic gloves and emits an electrical charge against an unwanted attacker. It can be utilized by men or women, both young and old, for personal safety. The electrical charge emitted is not strong enough to kill, but the voltage can be increased in order to assist the military and the police.
Claims17
A protective device for emitting an electrical charge against an unwanted attacker, the protective device comprising:
- (a) an electrical system for emitting an electrical charge against an unwanted attacker, said electrical system including a power source for generating an electrical charge, said electrical system further including at least one activation member for activating said electrical system to emit an electrical charge against an unwanted attacker;
- (b) at least one glove to be worn on a hand of a user, said at least one glove being configured to prevent the electrical charge from being transmitted to the user wearing the at least one glove, said at least one glove being connected to said electrical system;
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- (c) said at least one glove having an electrically conductive layer having a first shock area for transmitting the electrical charge against an unwanted attacker, said first shock area forming a single shock area covering at least a portion of the user's thumb and at least a portion of at least one of the user's fingers, said electrically conductive layer being connected to said power source.
A protective device for emitting an electrical charge against an unwanted human attacker, the protective device comprising:
- (a) a self-contained protective device configured to be worn on a single hand of a user;
- (b) said self-contained protective device including an electrical system for emitting an electrical charge against an unwanted human attacker, said electrical system including a power source for generating an electrical charge, said electrical system further including at least one activation member for activating said electrical system to emit an electrical charge against an unwanted human attacker;
- (c) said self-contained protective device further including at least one glove to be worn on the hand of the user, said at least one glove being configured to prevent the electrical charge from being transmitted to the user wearing the at least one glove, said at least one glove being connected to said electrical system;
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- (d) said at least one glove having an electrically conductive layer having a first shock area for transmitting the electrical charge against an unwanted human attacker, said first shock area forming a single shock area covering at least a portion of the user's thumb and at least a portion of at least one of the user's fingers, and said electrically conductive layer being connected to said power source.
A protective device for emitting an electrical charge against an unwanted human attacker, the protective device comprising:
- (a) an electrical system for emitting an electrical charge against an unwanted human attacker, said electrical system including a power source for generating an electrical charge, said electrical system further including at least one activation member for activating said electrical system to emit an electrical charge against an unwanted human attacker;
- (b) at least one glove to be worn on a hand of a user, said at least one glove being configured to prevent the electrical charge from being transmitted to the user wearing the at least one glove, said at least one glove being connected to said electrical system;
- (c) said at least one glove having an electrically conductive layer having a first shock area for transmitting the electrical charge against an unwanted human attacker, said first shock area forming a single shock area covering at least a portion of the user's thumb and at least a portion of at least one of the user's fingers, said electrically conductive layer being connected to said power source;
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- (d) said electrically conductive layer having first and second portions, said first portion of said electrically conductive layer being connected to a positive terminal of said power source and said second portion of said electrically conductive layer being connected to a negative terminal of said power source to cause an electric charge to run through said electrically conductive layer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.