| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 221 | METHOD AND DEVICE FOR GUIDING A RUNNER OR WALKER ALONG A PREDETERMINED RUNNING OR WALKING PATH | PCT/EP2014003006 | 2014-11-10 | WO2016074689A9 | 2017-07-27 | BENEYTO-FERRE JORDI |
| The invention relates to a method for guiding a runner along a predetermined running path. To allow an easy and effective navigation during sports, the method comprises the steps of a) Determining the actual position of the runner by means of a GPS module; b) Assigning of the actual position of the runner to a position along the predetermined running or walking path; c) Determining whether the runner has to continue the predetermined running or walking path straight ahead or by turning to the left or by turning to the right; d) Controlling of at least two light emitting elements which are arranged at or in a garment which is worn by the runner, wherein at least one left light emitting element is located in a left hand region of the garment and wherein at least one right light emitting element is located in a right hand region of the garment, wherein no activation of the light emitting elements is carried out when the walker is to supposed to continue straight ahead; or the at least one left light emitting element is activated when the walker is supposed to turn left; or the at least one right light emitting element is activated when the walker is supposed to turn right. Furthermore, the invention relates to a device for guiding the runner along the predetermined running path (2). | ||||||
| 222 | REMOVABLE ELECTRONIC SYSTEM FOR ACTIVATING THE DEPLOYMENT OF AN INFLATABLE SAFETY VEST | PCT/FR2016050184 | 2016-01-28 | WO2016120568A8 | 2017-07-06 | HONORE VALENTIN; TISSOT PIERRE-FRANÇOIS; THOMAS RÉMI |
| The invention relates to a system (1) for activating the deployment an inflatable safety vest, characterised in that it comprises a case (2) designed to be solidly connected to the inflatable safety vest and equipped with a first opening (21) into which a box (3) can be removably inserted, said box comprising at least an electronic card, connection means and an energy-storage device. The upper part of the aforementioned first opening (21) is provided with a housing (22) which is equipped on the base with means for connecting the case (2) and into which at least the upper part (31) of the box (3) can be inserted so that it is hermetically connected to the case (2). | ||||||
| 223 | VENTILATED AND PROTECTIVE ARTICLES OF APPAREL | PCT/US2014012427 | 2014-01-22 | WO2014116624A3 | 2014-10-23 | TURNER DAVID |
| A system may include an article of apparel (300) and a fluid source 200). The article of apparel incorporates a plurality of fluid channels, and the apparel includes a fluid connector (210) in fluid communication with the fluid channels. A fluid source is configured to join with the fluid connector and supply a fluid to the fluid channels. The article of apparel may include a pad component formed from a polymer foam material, which defines the fluid channels. A pair of material elements may be secured to opposite sides of the pad component, with one of the material elements being fluid permeable adjacent to at least a portion of the fluid channels. | ||||||
| 224 | PROTECTIVE APPAREL SYSTEM WITH CONCEALED REMOVABLE PROTECTIVE ELEMENTS | PCT/US2013022525 | 2013-01-22 | WO2013110063A9 | 2013-08-29 | LEEDOM DENNIS J; SADLER JAMES H |
| Disclosed herein are aspects and embodiments of protective apparel systems which may reduce the potential for impact related injury to a wearer. In at least one example, a protective apparel system comprises a garment and a protective insert releasably securable within the garment, the protective insert including a flexible fabric body and one or more impact protection elements secured within one or more pockets formed in the flexible fabric body. | ||||||
| 225 | WAISTBAND SYSTEM, METHOD AND APPARATUS | PCT/US2011057166 | 2011-10-20 | WO2012054773A3 | 2012-07-05 | GOSSE ANDREW |
| Embodiments provide a waistband system including a flap of material coupled to a pair of pants at or near a waistband of the pants. The flap may be rotated (e.g., folded) between an extended position in which at least a portion of the flap rises above a waistline (i.e., top edge) of the pants, and a folded down position in which the flap is substantially or completely disposed in an interior portion of the pants below the waistline. When the flap is in the extended (folded up) position, the flap may provide a user of the pants protection from matter, such as snow, rain, liquids, and/or debris, above the waistline of the pants. On the other hand, the folded down position may provide more comfort and/or aesthetic appeal. Accordingly, the panel may be extended to provide extra protection for the user when desired, and may be folded down when the extra protection is not needed. | ||||||
| 226 | SPORTSWEAR AND OUTDOOR CLOTHING | PCT/KR2011003981 | 2011-05-31 | WO2012036369A3 | 2012-05-18 | KO KWANG-SEOK |
| Disclosed are sportswear and outdoor clothing, which have a string. Said sportswear and outdoor clothing comprise: a body unit which is put on an upper body of a wearer; a protection unit which is extended from an upper end of said body unit, and protects the face and neck areas of said wearer from the external environment; and a string which is connected to two upper spots of said protection unit, and is configured to cover a head area of said wearer. | ||||||
| 227 | TARGETS FOR USE WITH INTERACTIVE ACTIVITY DEVICES | PCT/US0334286 | 2003-10-30 | WO2004041379A2 | 2004-05-21 | SHUM ALBERT; FOXEN THOMAS; MESCHTER JAMES; BEHAR YVES |
| Apparel is disclosed that can be worn to assist an interactive game in tracking the movement of the wearer. More particularly, the apparel may include one or more tracking marks formed of designs, patterns, or reflective materials that can be easily tracked by an interactive game employing one or more cameras or other detectors for detecting a change in position of an object. The apparel may take the form of, for example, hats, shirts, jackets, pants, gloves, and shoes. By providing tracking marks on apparel, rather than using a special-purpose device that must be separately worn, a player may enjoy a more natural feel when playing the interactive game. Further, the player need not don any special equipment to play the game. Instead, a user can wear the apparel for everyday purposes, and then simply begin playing the game wearing the apparel without having to put on any additional equipment. The apparel may use reflective materials, and the interactive game can employ a camera and a light source configuration where the camera is located within the observation angle of a player employing retroreflective materials reflecting light from the light source. | ||||||
| 228 | Gripping Aid | US16283317 | 2019-02-22 | US20190183194A1 | 2019-06-20 | Claiborne Bailey |
| This disclosure describes a gripping aid to improve the hand-to-handle interface. The gripping aid increases the grip span of a user by bridging the anatomical gaps in the user's finger and thumb. The gripping aid provide a structure along the thumb web to oppose the gripping force of the fingers/thumb to increase grip strength. In some implementations, the gripping aid may be composed of a crush resistant and further include a fulcrum point to add instability to increase the speed and/or torque of each swing of a handle. In some implementations, the gripping aid may also provide a reduction in vibrations and superficial hand traumas normally caused when the handle strikes an object. | ||||||
| 229 | UNIVERSAL PROTECTIVE HEADGEAR | US16190781 | 2018-11-14 | US20190075878A1 | 2019-03-14 | Carl J. Abraham |
| A universal combination sweatband, headband, and protective headgear device covers and protects crucial areas around the entire circumference of a user's head while conforming to each user's particular anatomy, including head shape and size. Two or more layers of impact absorbing elastomeric polymer materials having full elastic memory are encapsulated on either the inside or the external part of the headgear, between inner and outer layers of moisture absorbing material, such as neoprene or cotton knitted fabric. Hook and loop fasteners or stretching allow for adjusted fitting to the user's head. The elastomeric polymer layers are structured and disposed to absorb and dissipate significant impact forces. The two or more layers of elastomeric polymeric materials are provided with an arrangement of ventilation holes formed therethrough to allow perspiration to be transferred from the inner layer to the outer layer of moisture absorbing material for dissipation. | ||||||
| 230 | GLOVE WITH SENSORS FOR EXERCISE TRACKING | US16005024 | 2018-06-11 | US20180352880A1 | 2018-12-13 | Robert Castle |
| An example glove includes a first enclosure configured to receive a user's hand and a second enclosure configured to retain a mobile electronic device, wherein the second enclosure is affixed to the first enclosure. The second enclosure may be disposed on a back portion of the glove, or on a palm portion of the glove. An example system includes a glove comprising an enclosure for receiving a hand of a user, an accelerometer, and a transmitter configured to transmit data generated by the accelerometer. The glove may further include one or more additional sensors, such as a heart rate sensor or a pressure sensor. The glove may further include a processor configured to collect data from the sensors and to perform analyses useful for fitness tracking, such as determining a heart rate of the user, a distance traveled by the user, or a rate of travel of the user. | ||||||
| 231 | Arm exercise apparatus including gloves and attached resistance bands | US15834549 | 2017-12-07 | US10149995B1 | 2018-12-11 | Allison Ashe |
| An arm exercise apparatus includes gloves and attached resistance bands that tone and firm the triceps area and reduce flabby arms by reducing fat. The disclosed exercise apparatus is comprised of an exercise glove with an arm band and resistance band that attaches to both the arm band and the glove, weighing less than 1 lb. together, along with a neck strap to secure the device. The disclosed apparatus or device can provide varying resistance strengths to work the triceps up to 35 lbs. and, in some embodiments up to 50 lbs., varying according to the resistance band used. The apparatus can be used in any location (e.g., while walking in a neighborhood, in the bathroom, kitchen, break room). The apparatus is compact and portable. | ||||||
| 232 | THREE-DIMENSIONAL SWIM AND SURF RASH GUARD | US15853808 | 2017-12-24 | US20180332909A1 | 2018-11-22 | Brian Quaglia |
| A Rash Guard which is a 3D rash guard with at least one depth component on at least one portion of the Garment or Outfit or to any component of the Rash Guard providing for a higher level of Character authenticity by the utilizing or adding of three dimensional materials either integrated or associated with or attached to and therefore significantly improving upon the role play and dress up experience of the wearer the garment or outfit incorporating texture, fabric, a greater involvement of the sense of feel so that more senses are used other than vision. | ||||||
| 233 | Slip resistant garment | US15979592 | 2018-05-15 | US20180325189A1 | 2018-11-15 | Lara Stallbaum; Silja Stallbaum; Jonas Detlefsen; Marius Krueger; Philipp Mueller; Stefan Tim August Albers |
| An athletic garment suitable for use as cheerleading training pants or shorts has a plurality of silicone slip resistant protrusions arranged at a left and right hip section. The silicone protrusions prevent slipping between the garment and a catching athlete's hands. Additional silicone protrusions may be arranged at a left and right ankle section of the garment. | ||||||
| 234 | Wetsuit with arms-up construction and method of making same | US15951812 | 2018-04-12 | US10123576B2 | 2018-11-13 | Kurt R. Spenser; Robert A. Canales; Mark C. Stephens; Nathan Tracy |
| A wetsuit configured to improve a user's performance, enhance a user's speed and ease with which the user moves through water, provide better control of body temperature in diverse environments and reduce overall fatigue while wearing the garment. A wetsuit having an upper-torso portion, a free-floating flexible collar, sleeves biased in an arms-up configuration and configurable with a lower torso portion. | ||||||
| 235 | PROTECTIVE ARTICLES AND METHODS THEREOF | US15997516 | 2018-06-04 | US20180318693A1 | 2018-11-08 | Charles Ryan CORRIGAN |
| Disclosed herein are wearable articles and methods for the manufacture and use thereof. The wearable articles can comprise compression elements, gripping elements, and support elements containing a rate-sensitive materials which can operate to prevent injury. | ||||||
| 236 | Removable, rotatable grip element for a ball bat or other sporting-good implement | US15282989 | 2016-09-30 | US10112091B2 | 2018-10-30 | Keenan Long; Ian Montgomery |
| A sleeve or grip for use on a ball bat or other sporting-good implement includes a low-friction inner surface and a longitudinal slit that facilitates its positioning on, and removal from, a handle of the implement. The grip is rotatable about the handle so that a user's hand may move into an optimal position during a swing. The grip may be readily removable from the implement so that, after a swing, it stays with the user, as opposed to remaining on the implement. | ||||||
| 237 | SHIN GUARD | US15729437 | 2017-10-10 | US20180292176A1 | 2018-10-11 | John ROBY; Jason EMERLINE; Andrew MARIELLA; Thomas AFRICA; Kevin VITITOE; Sherry JONES; Oren SHAI; Lauren ANGELL |
| A shin guard protection assembly may include a shin guard plate for protecting a shin area of a wearer, an upper leg pad attached to the shin guard plate. The upper leg pad may be configured for being interposable between the shin guard plate and a shin of the wearer. The assembly may include a lower leg pad removably attachable to the upper leg pad, the lower leg pad configured to be repositionable along a lower leg of the wearer. The assembly may include an adjustable securing mechanism configured to secure the shin guard plate and upper leg pad about a leg of the wearer. | ||||||
| 238 | FOREARM PROTECTOR | US15716174 | 2017-09-26 | US20180292174A1 | 2018-10-11 | John ROBY; Jason EMERLINE; Andrew MARIELLA; Thomas AFRICA; Kevin VITITOE; Sherry JONES; Oren SHAI; Lauren ANGELL |
| A body protection system includes a forearm protector having an outer plate attached to an outer pad, the outer plate and outer pad positionable for protecting an outer portion of a forearm. The forearm protector also includes an inner plate attached to an inner pad, the inner plate and inner pad positionable for protecting an inner portion of the forearm. The inner plate and the outer plate are adjustably and releaseably reconnectable to one another for permitting adjustment with respect to one another for receiving different forearm circumferences therebetween. The forearm protector of claim may further include at least one additional pad connectable to the inner pad providing added padding for increased protection to the forearm. | ||||||
| 239 | WOVEN MESH AND SAFETY WAIST PROTECTION BELT THEREOF | US15640226 | 2017-06-30 | US20180289084A1 | 2018-10-11 | Yongda LI |
| The present invention discloses a woven mesh and a safety waist protection belt. The woven mesh comprises a plurality of parallel safety ropes and mesh sleeves which are integrally woven and sleeved on the periphery of the safety ropes. A plurality of tight joint segments are sequentially arranged between adjacent safety ropes at intervals in a length direction. The adjacent mesh sleeves at the tight joint segments are integrally woven. The present invention also provides a safety waist protection belt which comprises the above woven mesh, a face fabric layer, a lining layer, covered edges arranged at an edge of the face fabric layer and an edge of the lining layer respectively and hollow woven belts extending from two ends of the safety waist protection belt respectively. The safety waist protection belt designed with the structure is light in weight, high in tensile strength and comfortable to wear. | ||||||
| 240 | Non-Uniform Truss Hybrid Material System | US15796273 | 2017-10-27 | US20180274625A1 | 2018-09-27 | Terry C. Lowe; Kady M. Zinke |
| Disclosed herein is an integrated combination of materials within a vesicle, comprising a space filling porous or fibrous structure and an engineered nonuniform elastic truss to form an impact mitigating Hybrid Material System (HMS). The macroscale and microscale structures within the HMS can be configured to absorb kinetic energy and reduce the forces transmitted by impacts through the HMS to any surface or body in contact with the HMS. | ||||||
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