Apparatus and method for a hand wearable electronic device
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1. An electronic device for positioning on a back-side of a human hand on a space on the back-side of hand, the space called opisthenar, wherein the space is bounded on one side by the wrist joint and on the other side by finger joints, comprising:
- the electronic device has a proximal edge and a distal edge, wherein the device is configured to be positioned on the back-side of the human hand, with the proximal edge at least a first distance away from the wrist joint that does not obstruct free movement of the wrist joint, and the distal end at least a second distance away from the finger joints that does not obstruct free movement of the finger joints;
the device has a top side and a bottom side, the top side of the device has a display screen, and wherein the bottom side of the device is curved with a curvature that substantially matches a transverse curvature of the back-side of the human hand for being positioned on the space on the back-side of the human hand;
the bottom side of the device has positioned thereon a removable substrate, wherein the removable substrate is for protecting veins on the back of the hand from a weight of the device; and
the bottom side of the device has an attachment mechanism that affixes to a wear-mechanism, wherein the wear mechanism secures the electronic device to the back-side of the hand.
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Abstract
A hand wearable electronic device uses a space on a back-side of a human hand, between the wrist joint and the finger joints, the space referred to as opisthenar, has mounted or worn thereon a wear mechanism for an electronic device. The device has functions of (i) receive/transmit RF electronics, (ii) a touch/display screen, (iii) a battery, and (iv) external switches; and a logic in the device that provides for the device use as an extension device for use with a smart phone.
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1. An electronic device for positioning on a back-side of a human hand on a space on the back-side of hand, the space called opisthenar, wherein the space is bounded on one side by the wrist joint and on the other side by finger joints, comprising:
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the electronic device has a proximal edge and a distal edge, wherein the device is configured to be positioned on the back-side of the human hand, with the proximal edge at least a first distance away from the wrist joint that does not obstruct free movement of the wrist joint, and the distal end at least a second distance away from the finger joints that does not obstruct free movement of the finger joints; the device has a top side and a bottom side, the top side of the device has a display screen, and wherein the bottom side of the device is curved with a curvature that substantially matches a transverse curvature of the back-side of the human hand for being positioned on the space on the back-side of the human hand; the bottom side of the device has positioned thereon a removable substrate, wherein the removable substrate is for protecting veins on the back of the hand from a weight of the device; and the bottom side of the device has an attachment mechanism that affixes to a wear-mechanism, wherein the wear mechanism secures the electronic device to the back-side of the hand. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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11. A hand wearable electronic device for wearing on a back side of a human hand, in the space called opisthenar bounded on one side by the wrist joint and on the other side by finger joints and for use as an extension device to a wireless communication device of a user, comprising:
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the electronic device has a proximal edge and a distal edge, wherein the device is configured to be positioned on the back-side of the human hand, with the proximal edge at least a first distance away from the wrist joint that does not obstruct free movement of the wrist joint, and the distal end at least a second distance away from the finger joints that does not obstruct free movement of the finger joints; a wear-mechanism, wherein the wear mechanism positions the electronic device on a part of the space on the back-side of the human hand, wherein the part of the space of the back hand is selected that is clear of the wrist joint by substantially half an inch so as not obstruct free movement of the hand at the wrist joint; the electronic device has a CPU and a memory and has (i) a touch/display screen, (ii) receive/transmit RF electronics, (iii) a battery, and (iv) external switches; and a logic in the device provides for use of the device as an extension device for use with the mobile wireless communication device or as a stand-alone device. - View Dependent Claims (12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19)
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20. A method for an electronic device for positioning on a back-side of a human hand on a space on the back-side of hand, the space called opisthenar, wherein the space is bounded on one side by the wrist joint and on the other side by finger joints, comprising the steps of:
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providing the electronic device with a proximal edge and a distal edge, wherein the device is configured to be positioned on the back-side of the human hand, with the proximal edge at least a first distance away from the wrist joint that does not obstruct free movement of the wrist joint, and the distal end at least a second distance away from the finger joints that does not obstruct free movement of the finger joints; providing the electronic device that has a top side and a bottom side, and a display screen on the top side; providing the bottom side of the electronic device with a curvature that substantially matches a transverse curvature of the back-side of the human hand for being positioned on the space on the back-side of the human hand; positioning on the bottom side of the device a removable substrate, wherein the removable substrate is for protecting veins on the back of the hand from a weight of the device; and providing the bottom side of the device with an attachment mechanism that affixes to a wear-mechanism, wherein the wear mechanism secures the electronic device to the back-side of the hand. - View Dependent Claims (21, 22, 23, 24)
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