Modular electrical headwear systems
Abstract
The present invention relates to modular electrical headwear systems for use in charging electrical devices and operating electrical devices on an article of headwear. One embodiment includes utilizing a photovoltaic cell on the visor of a hat to generate solar electricity. A battery is disposed on the backstrap of the hat for storing solar electricity and providing existing electricity to a variety of electrical devices. Various chargers, lights, fans, motorized objects, etc may be located on an article of headwear and utilize some form of electrical current for operation. An electrical charger may used to charge a user's cell phone while they wear the article of headwear. Various electrical components may be releasably secured to an article of headwear to allow a user to interchange, upgrade, add, and remove components from a personalized electrical headwear system.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . An electrical headwear system comprising:
an article of headwear configured to receive an electrical system; an electrical power source coupled to the article of headwear; and at least one electrical device coupled to the article of headwear and electrically coupled to the electrical power source.
2 . The electrical headwear system of claim 1 , wherein the article of headwear includes a visor, and wherein the electrical power source is a photovoltaic cell disposed on the visor.
3 . The electrical headwear system of claim 1 , wherein the article of headwear includes a backstrap, and wherein the backstrap includes a battery.
4 . The electrical headwear system of claim 1 , wherein the at least one electrical device is a charger configured to electrically charge a cell phone.
5 . The electrical headwear system of claim 1 , wherein the at least one electrical device is at least one light disposed on the article of headwear.
6 . The electrical headwear system of claim 5 , wherein the at least one light includes a light that illuminates the field of vision of a wearer of the article of headwear.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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