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Title:
MOBILE PHONE GLASSES
Document Type and Number:
WIPO Patent Application WO/2013/147704
Kind Code:
A1
Abstract:
The Mobile Phone Glasses use the mobile phone device technology to transmit and provide visual video view of the environment of the user (caller) to the person who is called (receiver). The receiver is able to speak with the caller (e.g. blind person) and to guide him.

Inventors:
TOH TECK SENG (SG)
Application Number:
PCT/SG2012/000207
Publication Date:
October 03, 2013
Filing Date:
June 08, 2012
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Assignee:
TOH TECK SENG (SG)
International Classes:
G02C11/00; G02B27/01
Domestic Patent References:
WO1999023524A11999-05-14
Foreign References:
US20120075168A12012-03-29
US20070296572A12007-12-27
JP2004072704A2004-03-04
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Claims:
CLAIMS

Claim 1

Innovative Mobile Spectacle Phone(Figure 1) that shaped like a spectacle and allow a caller(Figure 2) to wear it like a spectacle and make mobile video or voice calls and operations by pressing specific buttons. User location information(ALI) and phones number(ANI) will be transmitted through the service provider network)

Claim 2

Innovative Mobile Spectacle phone according to Claim 1, wherein there are feature buttons to allow the user to press specific buttons for video or voice communication purposes. User location information(ALI) and phones number(ANI) will be transmitted through the service provider network)

Claim 3

Innovative mobile Spectacle phone according to Claim 1, wherein there are Braille number coded feature buttons to allow the user to press specific buttons for video or voice communication purposes. User location information(ALI) and phones number(ANI) will be transmitted through the service provider network)

Claim 4

Innovative Mobile Spectacle phone according to Claim 1, wherein it allows user(caller) to make telecommunication video and voice call via telecom service provider GSM/GPRS 3G/4G/5G and allow the caller to transmit(via the GSM/GPRS 3G/4G/5G) the visual video view of the caller's environment view(Figure 2). User location information(ALI) and phones number(ANI) will be transmitted through the service provider network)

Claim 5

Innovative Mobile Spectacle phone according to Claim 1, wherein it. allows user(caller) to make telecommunication video and voice call via telecom service provider network GSM/GPRS 3G/4G/5G and allow the caller to provide location information(ALI) and phone number(ANI) and transmit(via the GSM/GPRS 3G/4G/5G) the visual video view of the caller's environment view(Figure 2) and GSM/GPRS location based information.

Claim 6

Innovative Mobile Spectacle phone according to Claim 1, wherein it allows user(caller) to make telecommunication video and voice call via telecom service provider network GSM/GPRS 3G/4G/5G provide location information(ALI) and phone number(ANI) and allow the

Receiver(Figure 2) to provide visual assistance and information to the caller.

Claim 7

Innovative Mobile Spectacle phone with built-in with camera lens/lenses to capture the view(normal/wide angle) of the caller for video transmission to the receiver(Figure 2).

Claim 8

Innovative Mobile Spectacle phone with power switch to power On or Off the device.

Claim 9

Innovative Mobile Spectacle phone with ports for external earphone connection and

communication port for data communication and power charging. Claim 10

Innovative Mobile Spectacle phone with Braille number coded Preset buttons for mobile GSM/GPRS 3G/4G/5G video/voice calls.

Claim 11

Innovative Mobile Spectacle phone with Braille coded Preset buttons which have different shapes for mobile GSM/GPRS 3G/4G/5G video/voice calls.(Figure 1)

Claim 12

Innovative Mobile Spectacle phone with Braille coded button for Call Answer feature.

Claim 13

Innovative Mobile Spectacle phone with Braille coded button for Call-Hang-Up feature.

Claim 14

Innovative Mobile Spectacle phone with speaker for Call-in-Progress beep alert and incoming call ringer features.

Claim 15

Innovative Mobile Spectacle phone with Braille coded button for Call activation by voice feature. Claim 16

Innovative Mobile Spectacle phone in according to Claim 1, wherein there is feature of Call activation by voice so Caller(Figure 2) can press and make outgoing mobile video/voice call by saying the name of the person.

Claim 17

Innovative Mobile Spectacle phone with microphone for user to speak to the ReceivenTigure 2). Claim 18

Innovative Mobile Spectacle phone with earpiece for user to listen to the Receiver(Figure 1 and 2)-

Claim 19

Innovative Mobile Spectacle phone with loop at the frame that hold/grip the frame to the user's head to keep frame secure in position.(Figure 1)

Claim 20

Innovative Mobile Spectacle phone in according to Claim 1, wherein there is slot to insert the Telecom service provider subscriber card. Example SIM-Subscriber Identity Module card.

Description:
MOBILE PHONE GLASSES

This request patent in the innovative use of the newly designed mobile spectacle phone and through this innovative use, provision of visual video/voice assistance telecom services and public safety services.

Description:

This innovative design and application of this mobile spectacle phone uses the mobile phone device technology to transmit and provide visual video view of environment of the user(Caller) to the person they are calling(Receiver).

User location information(ALI) and phones number(ANI) will be transmitted through the service provider network)

The caller will launch a mobile GSM/GPRS 3G/4G/5G location-based info video call(through the service provider network) to receiver(e.g Medical assistance helpdesk

agent/relatives/friends/emergency personnel) who will be able to speak and guide the caller(e.g blind/visual disabilities person) of the walking route/route condition/direction, locations, information example: bus numbers, surrounding activities and situation, etc.

Video transmission can be recorded at the receiver end for security and compliance purposes.

Features and functions

Refer Figure 1

(1) Power On/Off Switch:

Switch for turning On or Off of the mobile spectacle device

(2) Lens/lenses at front of spectacle phone:

The camera lens/lenses capture the view(normal or wide angle) of the caller to transmit via video GSM/GPRS 3G/4G/5G call to the receiver.

(3) Ports for external earphone connection, PC Connection and power charging:

Ports for plugging external earphone set and PC connection for data communication/software loading and power charging

(4) Mini Speaker for beep alert of Call-in-Progress:

The mini speaker provides a beep alert tone to the caller of the call in progress and for incoming call ringer.

(5) Microphone:

Microphone will allow the caller to speak/communicate with the other party(receiver)

(6) Earpiece:

The earpiece allow the user(caller) to listen to the video voice call.

(7) Frame Loop:

The frame loop helps to hold/grip the frame to the head of the user.

(8) Button for Call Answer:

This button allow the user to press to answer a incoming voice or video calls.

Button is Braille coded for ease of use by the blind/visual disabilities.

(9) Slot for Telecom Service Provider SIM card This slot provision for the insert of Telecom service provider subscriber card. Example SIM- Subscriber Identity Module card.

(10) Button for Call Hang-up:

This button allow user to hang up the call.

Button is Braille coded for ease of use by the blind/visual disabilities.

(11) Button for call activation by voice:

This button allow the user to press the button and launch video/voice call by speaking the name of person to call.

Buttons on Mobile Spectacle phone:

Preset dialing buttons are programmable.

Can be common numbers for video and voice calls to medical assistance helpdesk centre for the blind/visual disabilities, Physiotherapist, Emergency (911 or 995 or 999) calls or to close friends/relatives.

The buttons are Braille coded for ease of use and identification by the blind/visual disabilities.

The buttons are of different shape for ease of identification and button usage by caller or receiver.

The preset buttons are color coded for ease of identification and button usage by caller or receiver.

(12) Preset Button 1

This preset button is Braille number coded for ease of use for the blind/visual disabilities.

This button can be programmed for common important numbers to reach.

Example: medical assistance call centre or family members or close friends to assist in their daily activities and communications or Emergency (911 or 995 or 999) calls.

User location information(ALI) and phones number(ANI) will be transmitted)

(13) Preset Button 2

This preset button is Braille number coded for ease of use for the blind/visual disabilities.

This button can be programmed for common important numbers to reach. Example:

medical assistance call centre or family member or close friends to assist in their daily activities and communications or Emergency (91 1 or 995 or 999) calls.

User location information(ALI) and phones number(ANI) will be transmitted)

(14) Preset Button 3

This preset button is Braille number coded for ease of use for the blind/visual disabilities.

This button can be programmed for common important numbers to reach. Example :

medical assistance call centre or family member or close friends to assist in their daily activities and communications or Emergency (91 1 or 995 or 999) calls.

User location information(ALI) and phones number(ANI) will be transmitted)

(15) Braille codes system

The preset buttons are Braille number coded for ease of use for the blind/visual disabilities. Operations

Refer Figure2. In this example, the user( caller) of this mobile spectacle phone is blind(Figure 2). The user wears the mobile spectacle phone and switch on the power for the phone. The person can press the Preset button 1, 2 or 3 depending on the pre-defined person number they intend to call.

In this example, the user press Preset button 1 and it initiate a video/voice call to the medical assistance helpdesk agent(receiver). The user(caller) has the option to press make the call by speaking through the Call activation by voice button.

Once the video voice call is established and connected to the receiver, caller's location info(ALI) and phone number(ANI) are provided and through the microphone and earpiece, the

Caller(Figure 2) will be able to speak/listen and communicate to the Receiver(Figure 2) example medical assistance agent to enquire on the environment conditions and guide on the route he/she is going, information or the condition of the walking path.

The Call-in-Progress alert will beep to notify the user that a call is in progress.

The medical assistance agent(Figure 2, Receiver) through a video display screen at the helpdesk centre will be able to have a video stream view from of the caller from the mobile spectacle phone thereby providing guidance, information and condition of the walk path and walking routes.