This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Meta Platforms Technologies, LLC. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Rebecca Eveline Daum: Inventor of a Smart-Glasses Charging Case
Introduction
Rebecca Eveline Daum is an inventor based in Seattle, Washington. Her work includes an invention designed to help securely hold and charge smart glasses in a collapsible case. Daum is associated with Meta Platforms Technologies, LLC.
Latest Patents
Daum is named on 1 patent: “Pop-up retention mechanism for securely charging smart glasses in a self-assembling charging case, and systems of use thereof.”
The patent describes a collapsible charging case with a foldable component that expands from a compact state to create enough interior space for a pair of smart glasses. A deployable mechanism contacts the glasses’ nose bridge. It remains undeployed when the case is folded and deploys as the case unfolds, helping retain the glasses in position.
Career Highlights
Daum’s listed patent reflects work on practical charging-case design for wearable technology. The invention combines a space-saving, foldable structure with a mechanism intended to secure smart glasses during charging.
Collaborations
Daum’s listed coworkers include Simone Alberti and Peter Wesley Bristol. The patent is associated with Meta Platforms Technologies, LLC.
Conclusion
Rebecca Eveline Daum’s patent focuses on a collapsible charging case that expands to accommodate smart glasses and deploys a retention mechanism to help hold them securely.
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