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WO2000070390A1
WO2000070390A1 PCT/IB2000/000645 IB0000645W WO0070390A1 WO 2000070390 A1 WO2000070390 A1 WO 2000070390A1 IB 0000645 W IB0000645 W IB 0000645W WO 0070390 A1 WO0070390 A1 WO 0070390A1
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Maurizio Coffen Marcolin
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Marcolin S.P.A.
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    • GPHYSICS
    • G02OPTICS
    • G02CSPECTACLES; SUNGLASSES OR GOGGLES INSOFAR AS THEY HAVE THE SAME FEATURES AS SPECTACLES; CONTACT LENSES
    • G02C11/00Non-optical adjuncts; Attachment thereof
    • G02C11/10Electronic devices other than hearing aids
    • HELECTRICITY
    • H04ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
    • H04MTELEPHONIC COMMUNICATION
    • H04M1/00Substation equipment, e.g. for use by subscribers
    • H04M1/60Substation equipment, e.g. for use by subscribers including speech amplifiers
    • H04M1/6033Substation equipment, e.g. for use by subscribers including speech amplifiers for providing handsfree use or a loudspeaker mode in telephone sets
    • H04M1/6041Portable telephones adapted for handsfree use

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  • the invention relates to a new kind of glasses, that can be worn to correct defects of vision through graduated lenses, or for, a purpose of protection from sun rays, or from wind, or from external agents in general, or still for simple aesthetical purposes. More in particular, the invention relates to a frame for glasses.
  • the frames for glasses of known type include a front structure provided with lenses and including hinged earpieces.
  • glasses have been used in order to perform essentially functions of aid to the human visual system, while applications connected to the use of mobile phones can not be found.
  • a purpose of the invention is to extend the range of functions that spectacles are capable to perform.
  • glasses having a frame in which receiving means, arranged for receiving signals from a remote transceiver unit, and transmitting means, arranged for transmitting signals to said remote transceiver unit, are embodied.
  • a person wearing the glasses according to the invention can advantageously interact, either for receiving or for communicating, with a mobile phone at a remote position, having his hands free for carrying out other activities, such as for example driving a car.
  • the receiving means and the transmitting means are not provided with wire links to the remote transceiver.
  • an apparatus including a transceiver unit provided with transceiver device suitable to exchange signals via ether, with receiving means and transmitting means that can be associated to a glass frame .
  • said transceiver device is embodied in a mobile phone .
  • Figure 1 is a front view of a frame for glasses
  • Figure 2 is a side view of the frame of Figure 1 highlighting in a very sketched manner receiving means and transmitting means embodied in an earpiece
  • FIG. 1 is a front view of a frame for glasses
  • Figure 2 is a side view of the frame of Figure 1 highlighting in a very sketched manner receiving means and transmitting means embodied in an earpiece
  • FIG. 1 is a front view of a frame for glasses
  • Figure 2 is a side view of the frame of Figure 1 highlighting in a very sketched manner receiving means and transmitting means embodied in an earpiece
  • Figure 3 is a side view as Figure 1, but referring to a variation highlighting a movable earphone system in a closed non-operative position;
  • Figure 4 is a view as Figure 3, but with the auxiliary rod in an operative, open position suitable for listening;
  • Figure 5 is a view as Figures 2 and 3, but referring to a further variation concerning an endosteal sound transmission, in itself known;
  • Figure 6 is a block diagram concerning the circuit of the transmitting means and the receiving means inserted in the frame;
  • FIG 7 is a block diagram concerning the circuit of the remote transceiver unit coupled to the mobile phone.
  • glasses 2 are highlighted provided with a frame 4 to which lenses 6 are fixed and earpieces 8 are bilaterally hinged.
  • Receiving means and transmitting means are arranged at the inside of an earpiece 8, said means being powered by rechargeable batteries 12 through electrical connections 14, accessible from the outside .
  • the receiving and transmitting means 10 further includes a microphone 16 suitable to pick up audio information from a subject that wears the glasses 2.
  • the receiving and transmitting means 10 further includes a loudspeaker 18, integrated, for example embodied in an earphone 20, connected through a short electrical wire connection 23 to the receiving and transmitting means 10 in order to send to the ear of the listening subject - as audio information - signals that are transmitted by a mobile phone apparatus 22 ( Figure 7) .
  • the electrical wire connection 23 can include a removable connecting jack 25 with a thin wire 27 embodied in the earpiece 8.
  • the earpiece 8 is provided with a support for a movable earphone 24 hinged at one of its ends 26 to the earpiece 8 and having the other end holding a loudspeaker 18, advantageously an earphone.
  • Figure 5 illustrates how transmitting means 28 can be coupled to the end of the thin wire 27, suitable to transmit endosteally the signal coming from the remote transceiver unit 22 to the hearing system of the subject.
  • the transmitting means 28 can include known systems such as prostheses, or auxiliary aids for people showing hearing deficiencies of various type.
  • the receiving and transmitting means 10 includes a transmitting section TRASM capable of detecting through the microphone 16 an audio signal coming from the subject that wear the glasses, of convert it into a signal suitable to be transmitted to the transceiver unit 22 via ether, for example as ultrasonic, infrared or radio-frequency radiations.
  • the audio signal detected by the microphone 16 is converted into an electric signal and sent to an amplifier AF AMPL coupled to a modulator circuit MODULAT advantageously provided with a signal coding device.
  • a transmitting section TRASM capable of detecting through the microphone 16 an audio signal coming from the subject that wear the glasses, of convert it into a signal suitable to be transmitted to the transceiver unit 22 via ether, for example as ultrasonic, infrared or radio-frequency radiations.
  • the audio signal detected by the microphone 16 is converted into an electric signal and sent to an amplifier AF AMPL coupled to a modulator circuit MODULAT advantageously provided with a signal coding device.
  • MODULAT advantageously provided with a signal coding
  • the output signal from the circuit MODULAT is sent to a driving circuit DRIVER, which is capable of driving the output stage of the signal emitted towards the transceiver unit 22.
  • the receiving and transmitting means 10 further includes a receiving section RIC suitable to receive a signal emitted by the transceiver unit 22 through a receiving stage for an input signal IN and to send it to the earphone loudspeaker 18, or to the endosteal transmitter 28, according to the circumstances.
  • the input signal IN is sent to a processing and decoder circuit PLL in order to make possible to perform the communication only with the transceiver unit 22 pertaining to the selected mobile phone excluding other similar units that lie near the transmitting and receiving means 10.
  • the circuit PLL is coupled to an amplifier AF AMPLl that sends the received signal to the earphone loudspeaker 18, or to the endosteal transmitter 28, according to the circumstances.
  • the amplifiers AF AMPL and AF AMPLl are coupled to a circuit NOISE in order to reduce the background noise and to improve the quality of the communication.
  • the mobile phone 22 can embody a transceiver device 30, or said device can be external to the phone 22.
  • the transceiver device 30 includes a further receiving section RIC1 and a further transmitting section TRASM1.
  • the further receiving section RIC1 is suitable to receive a signal INPUT1 emitted by the transmitting section TRASM and to send it to a processing and coding circuit PLL1, that for the already exposed reasons, is similar to the circuit PLL and that, through an amplifier circuit AF AMPL2, send the signal to the filter FIL1 and from here to the mobile phone 22 through a service socket of known type.
  • the transmitting section TRASM1 is suitable to receive the signal emitted by the mobile phone 22 and to send it, through the filter FIL1, to a further processing and coding circuit MODULATl that is connected to a driving circuit DRIVERl capable of driving the input stage IN of the receiving and transmitting means 10.
  • the signal is sent to the receiving and transmitting means 10 which transmit it to the ear of the subject wearing the glasses 2 via the earphone loudspeaker 18 or the transmitting means 28.
  • the subject can answer directly and its voice is picked up by the microphone 16, sent to the transceiver device 30 which transmit it to the mobile phone 22.
  • the microphone 16 can be supported to an auxiliary support, similar to the support 24 and similarly hinged to one of the earpieces 8.

Abstract

Glasses, comprising a frame (4, 8) to which receiving means (10, RIC, IN, PLL, AF AMPL1, 18, 28), arranged to receive signals from a remote transceiver unit (22, 30), and transmitting means (10, TRASM, 16, AF AMPL, MODULAT, DRIVER), arranged to transmit signals to said remote transceiver unit (20, 22), are associated.

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Spectacles
The invention relates to a new kind of glasses, that can be worn to correct defects of vision through graduated lenses, or for, a purpose of protection from sun rays, or from wind, or from external agents in general, or still for simple aesthetical purposes. More in particular, the invention relates to a frame for glasses.
The frames for glasses of known type include a front structure provided with lenses and including hinged earpieces. Up to now, glasses have been used in order to perform essentially functions of aid to the human visual system, while applications connected to the use of mobile phones can not be found.
A purpose of the invention is to extend the range of functions that spectacles are capable to perform.
In a first aspect of the invention, there are provided glasses having a frame in which receiving means, arranged for receiving signals from a remote transceiver unit, and transmitting means, arranged for transmitting signals to said remote transceiver unit, are embodied.
In this way, a person wearing the glasses according to the invention can advantageously interact, either for receiving or for communicating, with a mobile phone at a remote position, having his hands free for carrying out other activities, such as for example driving a car.
In this way, a new and valuable function is assigned to the glasses, consisting in allowing communication between users who are interconnected with a mobile phone.
In an advantageous version, the receiving means and the transmitting means are not provided with wire links to the remote transceiver.
Consequently, a communication system very comfortable and functional is obtained.
In a second aspect of the invention, an apparatus is provided including a transceiver unit provided with transceiver device suitable to exchange signals via ether, with receiving means and transmitting means that can be associated to a glass frame .
Preferably, said transceiver device is embodied in a mobile phone .
The invention can be better understood with reference to the enclosed drawings, that illustrate some embodiments thereof merely indicative and not restrictive, wherein: Figure 1 is a front view of a frame for glasses; Figure 2 is a side view of the frame of Figure 1 highlighting in a very sketched manner receiving means and transmitting means embodied in an earpiece ;
Figure 3 is a side view as Figure 1, but referring to a variation highlighting a movable earphone system in a closed non-operative position;
Figure 4 is a view as Figure 3, but with the auxiliary rod in an operative, open position suitable for listening; Figure 5 is a view as Figures 2 and 3, but referring to a further variation concerning an endosteal sound transmission, in itself known;
Figure 6 is a block diagram concerning the circuit of the transmitting means and the receiving means inserted in the frame;
Figure 7 is a block diagram concerning the circuit of the remote transceiver unit coupled to the mobile phone. In Figures 1 and 2, glasses 2 are highlighted provided with a frame 4 to which lenses 6 are fixed and earpieces 8 are bilaterally hinged. Receiving means and transmitting means, as a whole denoted with 10, are arranged at the inside of an earpiece 8, said means being powered by rechargeable batteries 12 through electrical connections 14, accessible from the outside .
The receiving and transmitting means 10 further includes a microphone 16 suitable to pick up audio information from a subject that wears the glasses 2. The receiving and transmitting means 10 further includes a loudspeaker 18, integrated, for example embodied in an earphone 20, connected through a short electrical wire connection 23 to the receiving and transmitting means 10 in order to send to the ear of the listening subject - as audio information - signals that are transmitted by a mobile phone apparatus 22 (Figure 7) . The electrical wire connection 23 can include a removable connecting jack 25 with a thin wire 27 embodied in the earpiece 8.
With reference to Figure 3, the earpiece 8 is provided with a support for a movable earphone 24 hinged at one of its ends 26 to the earpiece 8 and having the other end holding a loudspeaker 18, advantageously an earphone.
Figure 5 illustrates how transmitting means 28 can be coupled to the end of the thin wire 27, suitable to transmit endosteally the signal coming from the remote transceiver unit 22 to the hearing system of the subject. The transmitting means 28 can include known systems such as prostheses, or auxiliary aids for people showing hearing deficiencies of various type.
With reference to Figure 6, there is shown how the receiving and transmitting means 10 includes a transmitting section TRASM capable of detecting through the microphone 16 an audio signal coming from the subject that wear the glasses, of convert it into a signal suitable to be transmitted to the transceiver unit 22 via ether, for example as ultrasonic, infrared or radio-frequency radiations. The audio signal detected by the microphone 16 is converted into an electric signal and sent to an amplifier AF AMPL coupled to a modulator circuit MODULAT advantageously provided with a signal coding device. In this way, it is possible to perform the communication only with the selected transceiver unit 22 excluding other similar units that lie near the transmitting and receiving means 10. The output signal from the circuit MODULAT is sent to a driving circuit DRIVER, which is capable of driving the output stage of the signal emitted towards the transceiver unit 22. The receiving and transmitting means 10 further includes a receiving section RIC suitable to receive a signal emitted by the transceiver unit 22 through a receiving stage for an input signal IN and to send it to the earphone loudspeaker 18, or to the endosteal transmitter 28, according to the circumstances. The input signal IN is sent to a processing and decoder circuit PLL in order to make possible to perform the communication only with the transceiver unit 22 pertaining to the selected mobile phone excluding other similar units that lie near the transmitting and receiving means 10. The circuit PLL is coupled to an amplifier AF AMPLl that sends the received signal to the earphone loudspeaker 18, or to the endosteal transmitter 28, according to the circumstances. The amplifiers AF AMPL and AF AMPLl are coupled to a circuit NOISE in order to reduce the background noise and to improve the quality of the communication.
The mobile phone 22 can embody a transceiver device 30, or said device can be external to the phone 22.
The transceiver device 30 includes a further receiving section RIC1 and a further transmitting section TRASM1. The further receiving section RIC1 is suitable to receive a signal INPUT1 emitted by the transmitting section TRASM and to send it to a processing and coding circuit PLL1, that for the already exposed reasons, is similar to the circuit PLL and that, through an amplifier circuit AF AMPL2, send the signal to the filter FIL1 and from here to the mobile phone 22 through a service socket of known type. The transmitting section TRASM1 is suitable to receive the signal emitted by the mobile phone 22 and to send it, through the filter FIL1, to a further processing and coding circuit MODULATl that is connected to a driving circuit DRIVERl capable of driving the input stage IN of the receiving and transmitting means 10.
In use, when a call is received by the mobile phone 22, that has been previously set in automatic answer mode, the signal is sent to the receiving and transmitting means 10 which transmit it to the ear of the subject wearing the glasses 2 via the earphone loudspeaker 18 or the transmitting means 28. The subject can answer directly and its voice is picked up by the microphone 16, sent to the transceiver device 30 which transmit it to the mobile phone 22.
In a version not shown, the microphone 16 can be supported to an auxiliary support, similar to the support 24 and similarly hinged to one of the earpieces 8.

Claims

1. Glasses, including a frame (4, 8) to which receiving means (10, RIC, IN, PLL, AF AMPLl, 18, 28), arranged for receiving signals from a remote transceiver unit (22, 30) , and transmitting means (10, TRASM, 16, AF AMPL, MODULAT, DRIVER), arranged for transmitting signals to said remote transceiver unit (20, 22), are associated.
2. Glasses according to claim 1, wherein said remote transceiver unit (22, 30) includes a mobile phone.
3. Glasses according to any of preceding claims, wherein said transceiver unit (10, 30) includes a transceiver device (30) capable of exchanging signals with said receiving means (10, RIC, IN, PLL, AF AMPLl, 18, 28) and with said transmitting means (10, TRASM, 16, AF AMPL, MODULAT, DRIVER) .
4. Glasses according to claim 3, when depending from claim 2, wherein said transceiver device (30) is embodied in said mobile phone (22) .
5. Glasses according to claim 3, when depending from claim 2, wherein said transceiver device (30) can be coupled to said mobile phone (22) .
6. Glasses according to any of preceding claims, wherein said transmitting means (10, TRASM, 16, AF AMPL, MODULAT, DRIVER) are not provided with wire connections to said remote transceiver unit (22, 30) .
7. Glasses according to any of preceding claims, wherein said transmitting means includes a microphone (16) suitable to detect the voice of a person that wears the glasses (2) and associated to a portion (8) of said frame (4, 8) .
8. Glasses according to any of preceding claims, wherein said transmitting means (10, TRASM, 16, AF AMPL, MODULAT, DRIVER) includes driving means (DRIVER) capable of driving an output signal towards said transceiver means (22, 30) .
9. Glasses according to any of preceding claims, wherein said transmitting means (10, TRASM, 16, AF AMPL, MODULAT, DRIVER) includes signal coding means (MODULAT) .
10. Glasses according to any of preceding claims, wherein said transmitting means (10, TRASM, 16, AF AMPL, MODULAT, DRIVER) is embodied in an earpiece (8) of said frame (4, 8) .
11. Glasses according to any of preceding claims, wherein said receiving means (10, RIC, IN, PLL, AF AMPLl, 18, 28) are not provided with wire connections to said remote transceiver unit (22, 30) .
12. Glasses according to any of preceding claims, wherein said receiving means (10, RIC, IN, PLL, AF AMPLl, 18, 28) comprises loudspeaker means (18) .
13. Glasses according to claim 12, wherein said loudspeaker means is earphone means (18) .
14. Glasses according to any of preceding claims, wherein said receiving means (10, RIC, IN, PLL, AF AMPLl, 18, 28) comprises endosteal transmitting means (28) of an auditory signal .
15. Glasses according to any of claims 12 to 14, wherein said receiving means (10, RIC, IN, PLL, AF AMPLl, 18, 28) comprises an input stage (IN) for transmitting an input signal to said loudspeaker means (18), or, respectively, to said endosteal transmitting means (28) .
16. Glasses according to any of preceding claims, wherein said receiving means (10, RIC, IN, PLL, AF AMPLl, 18, 28) comprises signal decoding means (PLL) .
17. Glasses according to any of preceding claims, wherein said receiving means (10, RIC, IN, PLL, AF AMPLl, 18, 28) is embodied in an earpiece (8) of said frame (4, 8) .
18. Apparatus including a transceiver unit (10, 30) provided with a transceiver device (30) capable of exchanging signals via ether with said receiving means (10, RIC, IN, PLL, AF AMPLl, 18, 28) and transmitting means (10, TRASM, 16, AF AMPL, MODULAT, DRIVER) that can be associated to a frame (4, 8) of glasses (2 ) .
19. Apparatus according to claim 18, wherein said transceiver device (30) is embodied in a mobile phone (22) .
20. Apparatus according to claim 18, wherein said transceiver device (30) is coupled to a mobile phone (22) in a removable manner .
21. Apparatus according to any of claims 18 to 20, wherein said transceiver device (30) comprises a receiving section (RIC1) and a transmitting section (TRASM1) .
22. Apparatus according to claim 21, wherein said transmitting section (TRASM1) comprises signal driving means (DRIVERl) capable of driving an output signal to said receiving means (10, RIC, IN, PLL, AF AMPLl, 18, 28) .
23. Apparatus according to claim 21 or 22, wherein said transmitting section (TRASM1) comprises signal coding means (MODULAT) .
24. Apparatus according to any of claims 21 to 23, wherein said receiving section (RIC1) comprises an input stage (INI) capable of receiving a signal from said transmitting means (10, TRASM, 16, AF AMPL, MODULAT, DRIVER) and sending it to said mobile phone (22) .
25. Apparatus according to any of claims 21 to 24, wherein said receiving section (RIC1) comprises signal decoding means (PLL1) .
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