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Class D14/372 - Head mounted


Subclass of Class D14 - Recording, communication, or information retrieval equipment
Definition: Design intended to be worn or mounted on a human head.
No. of patents: 16
Last issue date: 05/08/2012


NumberTitleIssue Date
D659136Image display device
05/08/2012
D659137Image display device
05/08/2012
D645862Head mountable display visor
09/27/2011
D640256Eyewear viewing device
06/21/2011
D609236Image display device
02/02/2010
D579014Personal video display device
10/21/2008
D5781203-Dimensional visor display unit
10/07/2008
D575283Folding, head mounted display unit
08/19/2008
D571366Video eyewear
06/17/2008
D559250Viewing device
01/08/2008
D537078Image display device
02/20/2007
D521493Gaming headphone
05/23/2006
D517066Portable virtual display
03/14/2006
D504428Visor for image display system
04/26/2005
5162828Display system for a head mounted viewing transparency
A display system for conventional eyewear having a transparency that defines a field of view and a frame for supporting the transparency on a user's head is shown. The display system includes a light transmissive display mounted on the frame of the eyewea...
11/10/1992
4970589Head mounted video display and remote camera system
A video system is disclosed having a weapon-mounted video camera (12) transmitting video signals to a remotely located video display (14). The video display is mounted to the helmet (40) of a soldier (36), and includes a sight reticle (50) superimposed on...
11/13/1990
 
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