Wearable computing device with module protrusion passing into fl

Details Wearable computing device with module protrusion passing into fl Wearable computing device with module protrusion passing into fl

1996-12-02

1998-08-25

Phillips, Michael W.

Electricity: electrical systems and devices

Housing or mounting assemblies with diverse electrical...

For electronic systems and devices

361686, 361733, 361749, G06F 116, H05K 102

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057989079

ABSTRACT:
A wearable computing device includes at least one computing-device component module and flexible circuitry operably connected to the module. The module includes a top module portion, a bottom module portion, and at least one protrusion for holding the top module portion in substantially fixed relationship with the bottom module portion. The protrusion passes into and/or through the flexible circuitry. A plurality of such modules are also contemplated.

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