Ear associated machine-human interface

Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – With particular coupling link

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C340S870030, C381S381000, C378S114000, C345S156000

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10816508

ABSTRACT:
A human-machine interface can detect when a user's ear is pulled back to initiate a plurality of procedures. Such procedures include turning on a TV using a laser attached to the user, starting an additional procedure by speaking a command, communicating with other users in environments which have high ambient noise, and interacting with the internet. Head position sensors are used to detect the position of the head of a user and to either initiate a procedure if a characteristic of the head position or positions meets a certain criteria, or to pass the head position information to another device.

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