The device consists of electronics and sensors allowing the user to determine if their personal belongings or space have been disturbed.
The device will be an enclosure made of plastic/polymer or rubber containing electronics consisting of a 3-axis gyroscope and light (photo) sensor(s) as well a battery and method of electronic data storage (memory) along with a low energy Bluetooth antenna. The holes on the top and bottom, notated in attached drawing 1 Exterior, allow the light to enter the photocell.
The device will be manufactured on a one-piece circuit board with all components soldered/connected to the, with the exception of the battery which will be connected to the board via jumpers. The component layout is notated in the attached drawing 2, Interior.
The device will begin to monitor it's environment via environmental polling via activation from a connected Bluetooth device (mobile/cellular phone Application) and store any changes in detected environment/device state to the onboard memory.
The device will communicate changes in environment/device state back to the mobile device continuously, as notated in attached drawing 3 Mobile/Cellular application component.
In the event the mobile device is ‘out of range’, the device will store the environmental/device states obtained via polling and send back to the device when in range. The device will alert the user if the environment/device has changed (eg movement via activation of the 3-axis gyroscope and/or lighting changes due to photocell activity).
The top and bottom of the device include optically clear areas (101 and 102 on top and bottom, respectively to allow light to enter the light sensor.
The interior of the device includes a battery (201) and circuit board including Bluetooth low energy antenna (203), onboard memory (203) and 3-axis gyroscope and light sensor (204).
The device will communicate via Bluetooth and alert the user of device movement or environmental changes via mobile application (301).
Number | Date | Country | |
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62128970 | Mar 2015 | US |