Bose Corporation (20240305920). Open Audio Device simplified abstract
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Open Audio Device
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Vincent James Lee of San Francisco CA (US)
Open Audio Device - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240305920 titled 'Open Audio Device
The abstract describes an open audio device that includes an acoustic module and a body supporting the module. The module is designed to be partially located on the outer ear, with a sound-emitting opening near the user's ear canal. The body consists of a housing containing a rechargeable battery and a bridge connecting the module to the housing, with wiring running from the battery to the module.
- Acoustic module located on the outer ear with a sound-emitting opening near the ear canal
- Body includes housing with a rechargeable battery and a bridge connecting the module
- Wiring runs from the battery to the acoustic module
- Designed for open audio applications
- Provides a comfortable and convenient audio experience
Potential Applications: - Personal audio devices - Communication devices - Assistive listening devices
Problems Solved: - Provides a comfortable and convenient audio experience - Allows for easy access to audio without obstructing the ear canal
Benefits: - Improved comfort for users - Convenient access to audio - Long-lasting rechargeable battery
Commercial Applications: Title: "Innovative Open Audio Device for Personalized Listening Experiences" This technology can be used in personal audio devices, communication devices, and assistive listening devices, catering to a wide range of users who require open audio solutions.
Questions about the technology: 1. How does the open audio device improve user comfort compared to traditional earphones? - The open design of the device allows for airflow and reduces pressure on the ear canal, enhancing comfort for users. 2. What are the potential market implications of this open audio technology? - The technology can cater to a diverse range of users, including those who require assistive listening devices or personalized audio solutions.
Original Abstract Submitted
an open audio device includes an acoustic module and a body that supports the acoustic module. the acoustic module is configured to be located at least in part on the outer ear and defines a first sound-emitting opening that is configured to be proximate but spaced from the user's ear canal. the body includes a housing and a bridge that couples the acoustic module to the housing. the housing is configured to be located behind an outer ear of a user and contains a rechargeable battery. wiring runs from the rechargeable battery to the acoustic module.