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US 9,805,530 B2Granted
Wearable data transmission device and method
AssigneeMclear & Co.
InventorEdward John McLear
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to a wearable radio device for access control. The radio device has an inside portion and an outside portion. The inside portion includes a first transponder and a second transponder. A first barrier is located between the first transponder and the second transponder. A second barrier is located between the first transponder and the second transponder in an outside portion of the wearable device.
Claims11
A wearable radio device comprising:
- a first transponder and a second transponder;
- a first barrier;
- and
- a second barrier;
- wherein the first barrier is located between the first transponder and the second transponder in an inside portion of the device;
- and
- wherein the second barrier is located between the first transponder and the second transponder in an outside portion of the device;
- wherein the first transponder is a public transponder and the second transponder is a private transponder;
- and
- wherein a first hand gesture is used in combination with the public transponder and a second hand gesture is used with the private transponder.
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An apparatus for access control comprising:
- a ring comprising:
- a private component and a public component;
- an RFID public transponder located inside the ring;
- an RFID private transponder located inside the ring;
- an inner barrier located on an inner layer of the ring between the public transponder and the private transponder;
- an outer barrier on an outside layer of the ring between the public transponder and the private transponder;
- a first hand gesture and a second hand gesture;
- and
- a digital lock;
- wherein the ring is configured to unlock the digital lock;
- wherein the first hand gesture is used for access to the public transponder and the second hand gesture is used for access to the private transponder.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.