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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 13, 2026
Filed:
Mar. 18, 2024
Rachel Schwimmer, Santa Monica, CA (US);
Ashley Elizabeth Berg, Brooklyn, NY (US);
Drew Eric Lilley, Chatham, NJ (US);
Nicholas Paul Demes, New York, NY (US);
Daniel Harris, Philadelphia, PA (US);
Samuel Gaardsmoe, Brooklyn, NY (US);
Charles John Berg, Raleigh, NC (US);
Rachel Schwimmer, Santa Monica, CA (US);
Ashley Elizabeth Berg, Brooklyn, NY (US);
Drew Eric Lilley, Chatham, NJ (US);
Nicholas Paul Demes, New York, NY (US);
Daniel Harris, Philadelphia, PA (US);
Samuel Gaardsmoe, Brooklyn, NY (US);
Charles John Berg, Raleigh, NC (US);
Other;
Abstract
A wearable cooling device to restore and/or maintain a user's thermal comfort is provided. The wearable cooling device is versatile and may cool various locations on a user's body, e.g., wrist, neck and ankle. The wearable cooling device utilizes a forced air device, e.g., a fan, that blows air onto a wetted piece of media which is in direct contact with a high thermally conductive element that is in contact with a user's skin or with a user's outer clothing. The wetted media is situated between the forced air device and the high thermally conductive element. When the forced air device is activated, the exhaust air passes onto/around the wetted media, which cools the high thermally conductive element, thereby cooling down the user. The wearable cooling device may be combined with watch functionality and the relative positioning of the wearable cooling device and watch functionality may be controlled for user benefit.
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