WO2001095752A1 - Garment carrying electronic devices - Google Patents
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- WO2001095752A1 WO2001095752A1 PCT/EP2001/005808 EP0105808W WO0195752A1 WO 2001095752 A1 WO2001095752 A1 WO 2001095752A1 EP 0105808 W EP0105808 W EP 0105808W WO 0195752 A1 WO0195752 A1 WO 0195752A1
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A41—WEARING APPAREL
- A41D—OUTERWEAR; PROTECTIVE GARMENTS; ACCESSORIES
- A41D1/00—Garments
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A41—WEARING APPAREL
- A41D—OUTERWEAR; PROTECTIVE GARMENTS; ACCESSORIES
- A41D1/00—Garments
- A41D1/002—Garments adapted to accommodate electronic equipment
- A41D1/005—Garments adapted to accommodate electronic equipment with embedded cable or connector
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A41—WEARING APPAREL
- A41D—OUTERWEAR; PROTECTIVE GARMENTS; ACCESSORIES
- A41D27/00—Details of garments or of their making
- A41D27/20—Pockets; Making or setting-in pockets
- A41D27/205—Pockets adapted to receive a mobile phone or other electronic equipment
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- the present invention relates to portable electronic devices and systems, and in particular to garments comprising a fabric shell provided with means for receiving a plurality of such, suitably interconnected, electronic devices.
- the invention further relates to covers, for example protective casings, for such devices.
- a particular feature of the casing described which is only partial to permit user access to the telephone controls, is the provision of internal connectors to the power recharging connections of the mobile telephone and their coupling to an electrical connector mounted externally to the casing: by provision of a recharging station with a corresponding electrical connector, the user is enabled to recharge the mobile telephone without removing it from the jacket.
- the electrical devices In order to permit repeated cleaning of the garment, whether by dry cleaning or conventional laundry, the electrical devices should be simply removable from the garment. This is in conflict, however, with the need to ensure that the devices are securely held, particularly in the case of garments for sporting activities where there is a risk of the devices falling out of open pockets, but also through a need to maintain contact with the garment-hosted conductors.
- a garment comprising a fabric shell hosting one or more electrical conductors the or each of which is connectable to at least one of a plurality of electronic devices housed in respective pockets of said fabric shell; wherein said device respective pockets are detachable from said fabric shell, each pocket comprising a fabric cover provided with mechanical connector means, the garment fabric shell being provided with complementary mechanical connector means to enable said fabric cover and device to be removably attached to said garment, each pocket further comprising means to establish electrical connection between a device in that pocket and one or more of said electrical conductors.
- the present invention provides for the security of attachment of the electronic device to the garment to be determined by the mechanical means holding the pocket in place, rather than by the mechanical security of the in-pocket electrical connection means (as with the above- mentioned Sato system).
- the aforesaid means to establish electrical connection may comprise a simple aperture in the pocket fabric cover to permit access to the device electrical connections, although this could leave the device electrical connections exposed and vulnerable.
- the means to establish connection comprises an adaptor cable extending from within the pocket to outside, the end of the cable within the pocket having connector means enabling electrical connection to a device within the pocket and the outside end of the adaptor cable being provided with means enabling electrical connection to one or more of said electrical conductors.
- the means enabling electrical connection between the outside end of the adaptor cable and one or more of said electrical conductors suitably comprises a matched plug and socket pair.
- one or more of the pockets may be attached to the garment, and the fabric shell so configured, that a user is enabled to move the pocket from a first position external to the fabric shell to a second position concealed within an aperture in the shell without disconnection of said complementary mechanical means.
- a cover for an electrical device having the technical features of a pocket as described above.
- a cover is suitable for incorporation as a part of a garment, as well as providing means for establishing electrical connection (not just for power recharging) to a covered device.
- Such a cover may be so shaped as to have a first compartment for receiving an electrical device and one or more further compartments, accessible by a user, for the storage of other items, particularly but not exclusively items associated with the electrical device.
- a removable pocket may have a first compartment housing a MiniDiscTM player and a second compartment for holding one or more MiniDiscs to be played.
- Figures 1 and 2 schematically represent garments having associated electrical devices in respective removable pockets
- Figure 3 is a part sectioned perspective view of a pocket containing an electrical device with means for connection to the same;
- Figure 4 is a sectioned elevational view of the pocket of Figure 3 attached to a garment;
- Figures 5 to 7 are a sequence of views showing a further embodiment of pocket moving from an open to a closed position.
- Figure 8 represents a pocket with capacity for an electrical device and other items.
- FIG. 1 and 2 schematic representations of garments (for upper and lower body respectively) are shown hosting a plurality of interconnected electrical devices. It will be recognised that the form, function and style of the garment will generally have no bearing on the operation of the present invention other than requiring a capability to support two or more electrical devices (which may be in the form of separate components of a single device distributed around the garment).
- Each garment comprises a fabric shell 10 hosting one or more electrical conductors 12, which may range in configuration from a single conductor between a pair of devices to a full wiring loom (as shown) interconnecting a number of devices, to be described: further details of a suitable wiring loom for use with such devices are given in our co-pending concurrently filed application entitled "Garment Component".
- the devices supported comprise a digital audio (MP3) playback device 14, a mobile telephone 16, data storage device 18 holding audio data for the player 14 or numbers for the telephone 16, for example, and a power supply 20 for all devices.
- MP3 digital audio
- a mobile telephone 16 data storage device 18 holding audio data for the player 14 or numbers for the telephone 16 for example
- a power supply 20 for all devices.
- Also coupled with the loom 12 may be a set of sleeve mounted controls 22 (for the audio player 14 or telephone 16), as well as a microphone 24 for the telephone 16, and a pair of earphones 26 for use with either the telephone 16 or audio player 14.
- the devices supported - again in respective pockets P - comprise an audio player 28 (assumed to have an integral power source), control device 30 for the player, and speaker 32 or other audio output arrangement, all interconnected by loom 12.
- means may be provided to interconnect the wiring looms (and hence supported devices) in separate garments worn by a user.
- Each of the devices in their respective pockets is detachable from the fabric shell 10 and loom 12, as indicated by compact disc (CD) player 38 in respective pocket 38.
- CD compact disc
- each pocket suitably comprises its own adaptor cable terminating in an external male or female connector (suffix M or F) for connection to a corresponding (F or M) connector on the loom 12.
- an external male or female connector for connection to a corresponding (F or M) connector on the loom 12.
- a common connection should be provided on the loom side of the M/F connector for audio channel and power requirements, such that either device can simply be plugged into the same connector: any adaption in terms of supply voltage or output signal levels should be accommodated within the device itself, or within a dedicated adaptor housed within the pocket.
- the whole or a part of the loom 12 might be incorporated within the garment (as in the Sato citation mentioned in the introduction) or, preferably, it may additionally be removable to permit laundry: such a removable wiring or cabling arrangement is described in our co-pending application entitled "Garment with Removable Electronic Devices"
- each pocket P comprises a fabric cover 40 provided with mechanical connector means 42 , with the garment fabric shell 10 being provided with complementary mechanical connector means (44; Fig. 4) to enable the fabric cover 40 and device to be removably attached to the garment shell.
- the mechanical connector means 42, 44 is suitably comprised of patches of VelcroTM, although other connector means - including press studs, buttons, zip fasteners, hook and eye connectors and other fasteners - may be used.
- the pocket fabric cover 40 is preferably openable to permit replacement or access for other reasons to the device with mechanical connector means from the group described, or otherwise, providing securable closure for the pocket.
- the pocket P comprises means to establish electrical connection between a device D in that pocket P and the loom 12 (Fig. 1), in the form of a connector 46 at one end of an adaptor cable 48, the connector 46 being configured to plug in or otherwise establish signal and power connections to the device D.
- a connector 46 at one end of an adaptor cable 48, the connector 46 being configured to plug in or otherwise establish signal and power connections to the device D.
- D.M at the outside end of the adaptor cable (the end outside the pocket) there is provided one half D.M of a male/female (M/F) connector, with the other half being built into the garment local to the pocket to enable connection.
- M/F male/female
- Figure 4 shows a vertical section through the wall of a garment, illustrated generally as fabric shell 10, comprising an inner lining 50 and outer shell 52 sandwiching a thermally insulating liner material 54, with the garment-mounted (F) half of the connector attached to the outer shell 52 and with the connectors therefrom (i.e. the garment-mounted loom 12) extending within the lining 54.
- the pocket may include conductive mesh or the like 56 to provide electrical shielding for or from the device D, and as shown in Figure 4, additional fabric flaps or covers may be provided (as at 58) to cover the connector part (M/F) when the pocket is removed.
- FIG. 5 A fold-away embodiment of the device-containing pocket is shown in Figures 5 to 7, with Figure 5 showing the pocket P fully extended, with an elongate side portion 60 suspending the pocket P (with integral device) from mechanical fixing means 42, 44, and with additional such fixing means 62, 64 securing the lower end of the portion 60 against swinging.
- the adaptor cable for the device D is omitted for reasons of clarity.
- the fabric cover of the pocket may be provided with visible markings to identify to a user how the pockets (when removed) should be re-attached to the garment: additionally, the garment itself may be provided with markings (not shown) to indicate how the or each of the pockets should be re-attached.
- Figure 6 shows the embodiment of Figure 5 in partially stowed mode, with the pocket P partially folded into the elongated side portion 60, heading toward incorporation within a zip-up aperture A inside the outer shell 52 of fabric shell 10.
- Figure 7 shows the pocket P fully incorporated, through folding up of side portion 60, within the aperture A.
- Figure 8 shows a further alternative embodiment of pocket P, having a first aperture 68 housing a device D, as before, and a second aperture 70 available to the user for the storage of other items, suitably those associated with the device D, such as audio cassettes for a cassette player.
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JP2002509945A JP5116930B2 (en) | 2000-06-12 | 2001-05-21 | Clothes carrying electronic devices |
AT01945176T ATE308899T1 (en) | 2000-06-12 | 2001-05-21 | CLOTHING FOR WEARING ELECTRONIC DEVICES |
DE60114821T DE60114821T2 (en) | 2000-06-12 | 2001-05-21 | CLOTHING FOR WEARING ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT |
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