Helmet Speakers With Volume Control Report

WIPO ASSIGNS PATENT TO ILLINOIS TOOL WORKS FOR "WELDING HELMET AUDIO COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS, METHODS WITH BONE CONDUCTION TRANSDUCERS" (AMERICAN INVENTORS)

GENEVA, Sept. 14 -- Publication No. WO/2010/101683 was published on Sept. 10. Title of the invention: "WELDING HELMET AUDIO COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS AND METHODS WITH BONE CONDUCTION TRANSDUCERS." Applicants: ILLINOIS TOOL WORKS INC. (US). Inventors: William Joshua Becker (US) and Kyle Andrew Pfeifer

Publication: US Fed News Service, Including US State News

Surround sound for cyclists' helmets ; Bluetooth audio

I realize debate is still raging over whether speakers beat earbuds for safety on the road. However, a new gadget makes intuitive sense, at least, for those of us who prefer to take our music everywhere.The Tunebug Shake is a triangle-shaped Bluetooth speaker, which you can mount on the top of your

Publication: The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)

Drive to stay alive Bears pull out win after Griese's audio in helmet goes dead.(Sports)

Byline: Bob LeGere rlegere@@dailyherald.com PHILADELPHIA - All Brian Griese had to do to pull the Bears' playoff hopes back from the brink of extinction was drive an offense that hadn't been in the end zone all day 97 yards for a touchdown with 1:52 remaining and no timeouts. And oh, by the way,

Publication: Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)

A well-coordinated QB; With no audio in his helmet, Brian Griese was forced to take over the play-calling, and only then did the Bears' offense come to life

He was waving his arms frantically and pointing at his helmet. Already without timeouts, already without hope, Brian Griese now was without radio communication. Were the Bears being Belichicked? In a stadium that has enough technological savvy to block ads from appearing on outside Web sites in its

Publication: Chicago Sun-Times

Colo. boutique brings fashion, function to helmets

FRISCO, Colo. - Liz LaBelle doesn't have an obsession with craniums - she has an obsession with fashion. The owner of new Breckenridge helmet and goggle boutique Craniologie wants to equip her customers with equal parts technology and fashion. "I can't stand seeing someone in a $1,000 ski outfit

Publication: Sunday Gazette-Mail

Triple 8 works with jovoto community to bring new helmet designs to market.

Triple 8, a leading manufacturer of action sports equipment for roller sports (skateboarding, bike, in-line skate, roller derby) and winter sports, has announced the production of new helmet designs created as part of its 'Design or Die' open design challenge, hosted by jovoto. The open innovation

Publication: Robotics & Machine Learning

Cardo Systems Announces Launch of Accessory Kit for Motorcycle Riders Wearing Half-Helmets.

-Cardo Systems, Inc., the world's market leader in wireless Bluetooth communications for helmet headsets, announced the availability of its new Audio & Microphone Kit for Half-Helmets. The audio kit is an accessory for use with the company's line of scala rider[R] Q2™ MultiSet PRO, Q2™

Publication: Telecommunications Weekly

WIPO PUBLISHES PATENT OF WEST NIPPON EXPRESSWAY MAINTENANCE KANSAI, GOLDENDANCE FOR "HEADSET FOR HELMET AND HELMET COMPRISING HEADSET" (JAPANESE INVENTORS)

GENEVA, April 7 -- Publication No. WO/2012/039491 was published on March 29. Title of the invention: "HEADSET FOR HELMET AND HELMET COMPRISING HEADSET." Applicants: WEST NIPPON EXPRESSWAY MAINTENANCE KANSAI CO., LTD. (JP) and GOLDENDANCE CO., LTD. (JP). Inventors: Seiji Uemoto (JP) and Akiko

Publication: US Fed News Service, Including US State News

California Inventors Develop Cranial Massage Helmet

ALEXANDRIA, Va., Dec. 29 -- Gabrielle H. Triolo of Montebello, Calif., and Detlef Kramer of Lompoc, Calif., have developed a cranial massage helmet that includes a plurality of resilient massage wheels which are mounted on its inner surface for application to the head of a user. According to the

Publication: US Fed News Service, Including US State News

Sounds out on the slopes; Audio-enabled items allow outdoor enthusiasts to bring their music along

Cell phones and iPods are used everywhere - even on the slopes. "If you like listening to an iPod, it's hard not to have it when you're skiing and snowboarding," said Brian Walsh, owner of Free Flight in Dubuque. Electronics companies have taken notice and are catering to outdoor enthusiasts who

Publication: Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)