US2018077982A1PendingUtilityA1

Apparel application aid

Assignee: BAEHR AIMEE HAYDENPriority: Mar 25, 2012Filed: Jun 12, 2017Published: Mar 22, 2018
Est. expiryMar 25, 2032(~5.6 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A41D 27/08A41D 2400/44
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Abstract

Appropriately placed objects may aid in applying various types of apparel. A first object may be placed on left footwear/handwear and a second object may be placed on right footwear/handwear. An object that is similar looking to the first object may be placed on the left side of apparel. An object similar looking to the second object may be placed on the right side of apparel. An orientation for donning the footwear/handwear may be determined based on the location of the objects and the similarity between objects.

Claims

exact text as granted — not AI-modified
What is claimed: 
     
         1 . A system comprising:
 a depiction of a first object positioned at one of a left appendage or a right appendage of first apparel;   a depiction of the first object positioned at one of a left appendage or a right appendage of second apparel, wherein a type of the first apparel differs from a type of the second apparel; and   the system being configured to facilitate determining an orientation for donning the first apparel and the second apparel based upon a common appendage of the first apparel and the second apparel on which the depictions of the first object are located, wherein:
 the depiction of the first object on the first apparel comprises at least one of a visual depiction or a tactile depiction; and 
 the depiction of the first object on the second apparel comprises at least one of a visual depiction or a tactile depiction. 
   
     
     
         2 . The system of  claim 1 , further comprising:
 a depiction of a second object positioned at one of the left appendage or the right appendage of the first apparel, depictions of the first object and the second object being positioned at different appendages of the first apparel;   a depiction of the second object positioned at one of the left appendage or the right appendage of the second apparel, depictions of the first object and the second object being positioned at different appendages of the second apparel; and   the system configured to facilitate determining an orientation for donning the first apparel and the second apparel based upon common appendages of the first apparel and the second apparel on which the depictions of the first object and second object are located, wherein:
 the depiction of the second object on the first apparel comprises at least one of a visual depiction or a tactile depiction; and 
 the depiction of the second object on the second apparel comprises at least one of a visual depiction or a tactile depiction. 
   
     
     
         3 . A method comprising:
 detecting at least one of a visual depiction or a tactile depiction of a first object positioned at one of a left appendage or a right appendage of first apparel;   detecting at least one of a visual depiction or a tactile depiction of the first object positioned at one of a left appendage or a right appendage of second apparel; and   determining an orientation for donning the first apparel and the second apparel based upon a common appendage of the first apparel and the second apparel on which the depictions of the first object are located, wherein a type of the first apparel differs from a type of the second apparel.   
     
     
         4 . The method of  claim 3 , further comprising:
 detecting at least one of a visual depiction or a tactile depiction of a second object positioned at one of the left appendage or the right appendage of the first apparel, depictions of the first object and the second object being positioned at different appendages of the first apparel;   detecting at least one of a visual depiction or a tactile depiction of the second object positioned at one of the left appendage or the right appendage of the second apparel, depictions of the first object and the second object being positioned at different appendages of the second apparel; and   determining an orientation for donning the first apparel and the second apparel based upon common appendages of the first apparel and the second apparel on which the depictions of the first object and second object are located.   
     
     
         5 . A method comprising:
 detecting at least one of an olfactory depiction or an audible depiction of a first object positioned at one of a left appendage or a right appendage of first apparel;   detecting at least one of an olfactory depiction or an audible depiction of the first object positioned at one of a left appendage or a right appendage of second apparel, wherein a type of the first apparel differs from a type of the second apparel; and   determining an orientation for donning the first apparel and the second apparel based upon a common appendage of the first apparel and the second apparel on which the depictions of the first object are located.   
     
     
         6 . The method of  claim 5 , further comprising:
 detecting at least one of an olfactory depiction or an audible depiction of a second object positioned at one of the left appendage or the right appendage of the first apparel, depictions of the first object and the second object being positioned at different appendages of the first apparel;   detecting at least one of an olfactory depiction or an audible depiction of the second object positioned at one of the left appendage or the right appendage of the second apparel, depictions of the first object and the second object being positioned at different appendages of the second apparel; and   determining an orientation for donning the first apparel and the second apparel based upon common appendages of the first apparel and the second apparel on which the depictions of the first object and second object are located.

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