Headgear Assembly
First Claim
1. A headgear assembly for attaching an object to a head of a user comprising:
- a first beam adapted to wrap around a back of a user'"'"'s neck or a back of a user'"'"'s head, wherein the first beam is generally planer and is adapted to be disposed in a first plane responsive to being stretched flat, and wherein the first beam has a first radius of curvature defined in the first plane;
a second beam adapted to wrap around a back of a user'"'"'s neck or a back of a user'"'"'s head, wherein the second beam is generally planer and is adapted to be disposed in the first plane responsive to being stretched flat, and wherein the second beam has a second radius of curvature defined in the first plane in a same direction as the first radius of curvature; and
a first member coupling the first beam with the second beam.
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Abstract
A headgear assembly for attaching an object to a head of a user is defined by first and second beams adapted wrap around the back of a user'"'"'s neck and/or head. The first and second beams are generally planer and are adapted to be disposed in a first plane responsive to being stretched flat. The first beam has a first radius of curvature defined in the first plane, and the second has a second radius of curvature defined in the first plane in a same direction as the first radius of curvature. A first member coupling the first beam with the second beam. When donned by the user, the headgear assembly assumes a generally spherical shape that conforms to the back of the human head.
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18 Claims
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1. A headgear assembly for attaching an object to a head of a user comprising:
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a first beam adapted to wrap around a back of a user'"'"'s neck or a back of a user'"'"'s head, wherein the first beam is generally planer and is adapted to be disposed in a first plane responsive to being stretched flat, and wherein the first beam has a first radius of curvature defined in the first plane; a second beam adapted to wrap around a back of a user'"'"'s neck or a back of a user'"'"'s head, wherein the second beam is generally planer and is adapted to be disposed in the first plane responsive to being stretched flat, and wherein the second beam has a second radius of curvature defined in the first plane in a same direction as the first radius of curvature; and a first member coupling the first beam with the second beam. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18)
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