Abstract: A wearable ring control device is an apparatus to control the functionality of wirelessly connective devices. The wearable ring control device includes an annular housing, a wireless transceiver, an annular dial at least one ergonomic button, and a central processing unit (CPU). The annular housing fits over a finger of the user. The dial is engaged with the adjacent fingers, and the movement data activates and executes commands to relay to another device, wirelessly. The at least one ergonomic button and the annular dial are externally integrated within the annular housing. The user interfaces with the annular dial with adjacent fingers, and the at least one ergonomic button which when actuated communicate a signal through the CPU and subsequently through the wireless transceiver in order to be received and translated by a wireless communication device to control a functionality of the wireless communication device.

Abstract: A dual function sound attenuating and enhancing headpiece is a device for blocking sound that the user does not wish to hear. The device additionally allows the user to enhance or otherwise alter sound. A first acoustic assembly and a second acoustic assembly are worn on the user's ears and include at least one acoustic-enhancing and attenuating cover that may be closed to block sound entirely. The at least one acoustic-enhancing and attenuating cover may be opened to a desired degree in order to produce an acoustic effect on incoming sound. The at least one acoustic-enhancing and attenuating cover is opened and closed via an at least one servomotor. A wireless control unit and a wireless communications module allow the user to open or close the at least one acoustic-enhancing and attenuating cover via a mobile device. At least one power supply provides electrical power to the device.