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The Travel Hammock Inc.

Nokia Mobile Phones Limited

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Vuzix Corporation

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Gsi Outdoors, Inc

Bern Unlimited, Inc.

Wiley X, Lnc.

Nokia Mibile Phones Limited

Wiley X, Inc.

Marc A Tappeiner

Sheldon G Phillips

John Sanchez

Panu Mangrten Johansson

Frank Strauss

Allison Flake

John M Lown

Tyler W Porter

John Russsell Stump

Jonas H Bourghardt

Casey Lopez

Frank Bleck

Adam M Godwin

Ian Scott

Daniel W Freeman

Dave Burgett

Matthew Kilduff

Smart glasses

A modular headphone system that can afford the wearer configurable choices of hearing protection and quality sound delivery for music and programming is provided. In an embodiment, a modular headphone includes a headband and an earpiece mounted to the headband. The earpiece comprises a can comprising a speaker, the can secured to the headband. A removable and replaceable music ear cup is removably mountable to the can to overlie the speaker. A removable and replaceable hearing protection/sound amplification (HP/amp) ear cup is removably mountable to the can to overlie the speaker.

Modular headphone system

An eyewear frame includes a plurality of ventilation apertures disposed in fluid communication with corresponding ones of a plurality of fluid channels. The plurality of ventilation apertures are dimensioned and configured to conduct fluid from an outer face of the ventilated eyewear frame to an inner face. The plurality of ventilation apertures are further dimensioned and configured to conduct fluid from at least one inlet to at least two outlets, the fluid thus interacting with a plurality of fluid channels simultaneously. The plurality of fluid channels are dimensioned and configured to conduct fluid there along, and at least partially in communication with a wearer of the ventilated eyewear frame, facilitating heat exchange with the wearer, fluid drainage, and a reduction in fogging of the lenses of the eyewear.

Eyewear and systems for improvement of wearer comfort

An eyewear frame includes a plurality of ventilation apertures disposed in fluid communication with corresponding ones of a plurality of fluid channels. The plurality of ventilation apertures are dimensioned and configured to conduct fluid from an outer face of the ventilated eyewear frame to an inner face. The plurality of fluid channels are dimensioned and configured to conduct fluid therealong, and at least partially in communication with a wearer of the ventilated eyewear frame, facilitating heat exchange with the wearer.

Eyeglasses

Fountain

Growing community of inventors

Santa Barbara, CA, United States of America

Marc A Tappeiner