Bracelet with clock and remote key fob
First Claim
1. A bracelet for controlling access to a vehicle, said bracelet comprising:
- i. a body adapted to wrap around a wrist of a user and having an outside surface, two side surfaces and an inside surface;
ii. a microcontroller disposed within said body;
iii. a transceiver disposed within said body for communicating with a vehicle and operatively coupled to said microcontroller;
iv. a locking button operatively coupled to said microcontroller, disposed within said body and exposed in said outside surface for locking and unlocking said vehicle;
v. a lighting device operatively coupled to said microcontroller and disposed within said body and beneath and around said locking button;
vi. a set of vehicle control buttons operatively coupled to said microcontroller, disposed within said body and exposed in said side surfaces for controlling access to said vehicle;
vii. a timing device operatively coupled to said microcontroller and including a display, said timing device disposed within said body and operatively coupled to said microcontroller for displaying a time on said display, said display exposed in said outside surface; and
viii. a computer program running on said microcontroller, wherein said computer program is adapted to send commands to said vehicle over said transceiver, said commands generated in response to operations of said locking button and said set of vehicle control buttons, wherein;
1) pressing said locking button causes said vehicle to be locked and said lighting device to be turned on in a first color when said vehicle is unlocked; and
2) pressing said locking button twice within a predetermined amount of time causes said vehicle to be unlocked and said lighting device to be turned on in a second color when said vehicle is locked.
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Abstract
A fashionable bracelet operates as a remote car key fob and a clock. The bracelet provides multiple buttons allowing a user to operate the bracelet to control access to the vehicle coupled to the bracelet. The bracelet receives voice commands to operate the vehicle. Moreover, the bracelet incorporates a GPS subsystem for auto-piloting the vehicle to the location of the user. The bracelet further incorporates multiple LEDs to provide operational feedback to the user. The clock can be turned on and off using one of the buttons. The wireless key fob functions and the clock are controlled by a microcontroller disposed within the bracelet. The bracelet includes a battery to provide power to various components of the bracelet. The battery is operatively coupled to a solar panel. The bracelet is conveniently and securely attached to the wrist of the user.
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8 Claims
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1. A bracelet for controlling access to a vehicle, said bracelet comprising:
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i. a body adapted to wrap around a wrist of a user and having an outside surface, two side surfaces and an inside surface; ii. a microcontroller disposed within said body; iii. a transceiver disposed within said body for communicating with a vehicle and operatively coupled to said microcontroller; iv. a locking button operatively coupled to said microcontroller, disposed within said body and exposed in said outside surface for locking and unlocking said vehicle; v. a lighting device operatively coupled to said microcontroller and disposed within said body and beneath and around said locking button; vi. a set of vehicle control buttons operatively coupled to said microcontroller, disposed within said body and exposed in said side surfaces for controlling access to said vehicle; vii. a timing device operatively coupled to said microcontroller and including a display, said timing device disposed within said body and operatively coupled to said microcontroller for displaying a time on said display, said display exposed in said outside surface; and viii. a computer program running on said microcontroller, wherein said computer program is adapted to send commands to said vehicle over said transceiver, said commands generated in response to operations of said locking button and said set of vehicle control buttons, wherein; 1) pressing said locking button causes said vehicle to be locked and said lighting device to be turned on in a first color when said vehicle is unlocked; and 2) pressing said locking button twice within a predetermined amount of time causes said vehicle to be unlocked and said lighting device to be turned on in a second color when said vehicle is locked. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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