Abstract: A wrist worn vaporizer holding device for attaching a vaporizer to a user includes a pair of connectors, the connectors of which are selectively mutually couplable and attached singly to a strap proximate to opposed ends of the strap. The strap can be wrapped around a wrist of a user so that the connectors are positioned to be mutually coupled, thereby securing the strap around the wrist. Each cord of a pair of cords has opposing ends that are attached to an outer face of the strap so that the cord defines a loop. A vaporizer can be inserted through the loops to removably attach the vaporizer to the strap, and thus to the wrist of the user, so that the vaporizer is transportable with and accessible to the user.

Abstract: A portable sensory device may be a portable object including a portable sensory system. The portable object may be a walking cane or an item of clothing. The portable sensory system may include a proximity sensor configured to generate an output signal in response to detecting an object in a predetermined sensory range, such as a solid angle. The portable sensory system may further include a sensory actuator, to which a control signal is sent to generate user feedback in response to the output signal provided by the proximity sensor. In this manner, sensory information associated with specific visual information for the sensory range may be provided to the user.