Abstract: The invention relates to a protective helmet, comprising an outer shell (1) for distributing impact forces and an antenna (2) for transferring a radio signal, which antenna is arranged at least partially inside the outer shell (1). The outer shell (1) consists of a main material in a main region (5). The protective helmet is characterized in that the outer shell (1) consists of a cut-out material in a cut-out region (6), the cut-out material having a lesser damping effect on the radio signal in comparison with the main material. The invention further relates to a method for producing a protective helmet.

Abstract: Provided herein are exemplary methods for reducing or preventing skull injury, the method comprising covering a human skull above all of or a first portion of a squamous temporal bone. Methods may also include covering the human skull with a first layer of material that reduces or prevents the first layer of material from contacting or impacting all of or a first portion of the squamous temporal bone. The first layer of material may be connected to a device or apparatus for supporting the first layer of material above or in close proximity to the all of or the first portion of the squamous temporal bone. Additionally, the method may include comprising covering the human skull above all of or a second portion of a squamous temporal bone.

Abstract: A helmet comprises a protective shell, a first energy absorbing layer, a second energy absorbing layer and multiple displace devices. The protective shell forms an outer surface of the helmet. The first energy absorbing layer has a first outer surface and a first inner surface. The first inner surface is configured to couple the helmet to a wearer's head. The second energy absorbing layer has a second outer surface and a second inner surface. The second inner surface faces the first outer surface. The multiple displacement devices are positioned at multiple locations between the first energy absorbing layer and the second energy absorbing layer. The displacement devices allow displacement between the first and second energy absorbing layers in response to an oblique impact to the helmet.

Abstract: The innovative aspects of the Impact Dispersing and Friction Dissipating Spring-Mounted Outer Shell Boxing Helmet for Protection Against Long-Term Cumulative Brain Damage are its creation of separation and multiple buffers between the brain and the force generated by punches landing on the wearer's head, its ability to spread the force generated by direct punches over larger surface areas of the head through a spring-mounted impact dispersion system, thereby decreasing the likelihood of highly-concentrated amounts of force causing permanent damage, and the ability of its outer shell to ricochet back and forth when hit with indirect, glancing punches in a way that diverts the energy from such punches from going straight to the wearer's brain by taking advantage of naturally-occurring phenomena such as gravity and friction created by air molecule resistance.

Abstract: A helmet with an inner liner and an outer liner that slidably move in relation to each other. At least one flexible connector is positioned at the ovoid surface between the inner and outer liner that directly connects at least three of a plurality of liner ribs of the first liner segment to the second liner segment across a gap at a center portion of a second liner segment and at left and right sides of the second liner segment. The at least one flexible connector is in-molded with the first and second liner segments so that they move relative to each other when the inner liner slidably moves in relation to the outer liner by flexing the at least one flexible connector. Elastomeric anchors coupled to the outer liner and to the at least one flexible connector may be included, and a fit system may be used.

Abstract: A helmet is described herein. The helmet can be configured to hold the arms of a corresponding eyewear piece, such as an eyeglass or sunglass, through one or more features of the helmet. The helmet can further include an air deflector visor. The one or more features, such as one or more channels, allows for the helmet to receive and hold the eyewear of a wearer. Additionally, the helmet visor can utilize deflector vents to redirect airflow around the helmet for lower drag and/or deflect airflow to portions of the helmet to aid in the cooling of the wearer.

Abstract: A conversion assembly is secured to a hard hat having a protective dome cover defining a peripheral rim, and a visor. The conversion assembly includes a compartment and a plurality of electronic circuits housed within the compartment. A mechanical connector removably secures the compartment to the protective dome cover of the hard hat.

Abstract: A protective helmet with first and second helmet sections each including an outer shell section and an inner layer section of protective material. The first and second helmet sections are displaceable relative to one another to adjust a size of the helmet. Two opposed side protective members are received inwardly of the outer shell sections on opposed sides of the helmet. Means for adjusting a position of the side protective members relative to the inner layer sections of protective material are provided. The means are configured such that, when the protective helmet is adjusted when on the head of the wearer, the protective members remain substantially stationary with respect to the head of the wearer when the inner layer sections are displaced with the first and second helmet sections.

Abstract: Process for obtaining ecological footwear using recycled or waste organic materials for the production thereof, particularly materials such as sargassum, coffee waste, and agave bagasse and using solvent-free water-based adhesives, therefore friendly to atmosphere. The process includes assembling the footwear with woven fabrics and non-woven polyester fabrics obtained from fibers that are produced with bottle flakes and postindustrial recycled material of the same polymer, in addition to including the thread and laces made with filaments obtained from the same recycled nature, and incorporating the sole and details with a percentage of recycled polyester plastic bottles, sargassum, coffee waste, and pulverized agave gabazo used as an inert load, so the footwear presented has a recycled polyester content, Sargassum, coffee residues and agave gabazo between 5 and 90% in weigh.

Abstract: A sole structure for a shoe that can secure cushioning properties and obtain a ground surface information is disclosed. The sole structure includes a first midsole having a plurality of first protrusions on a foot-sole-contact side, an outsole having a plurality of second protrusions on a ground surface side, and a second midsole disposed at a part of a region between the first midsole and the outsole and having a lower compressive rigidity than the first midsole. At least a part of the plurality of first protrusions of the first midsole is located at a position corresponding vertically to at least a part of the plurality of second protrusions of the outsole.

Abstract: A sole structure 1 includes: a first sole portion including a first sole body and a first connecting portion provided behind the first sole body; a second sole portion disposed behind the first sole portion and including a second sole body and a second connecting portion provided in front of the second sole body; and a connecting shaft provided along a vertical direction to connect the first connecting portion and the second connecting portion together. Either one of the first sole portion or the second sole portion is turnable around the connecting shaft relative to the other one of the first sole portion or the second sole portion in a foot width direction.

Abstract: In the sole, inequalities, m2?m1, m1?f and m1?h are satisfied, wherein the rearmost end of the foot-sole-contact-side surface is set to the origin, the path measured along the surface from the origin to the tip of the toe is set to L, the sole thicknesses at the positions of Sh(0.16×L), Sm2 {(0.3-0.5)×L}, Sm1{(0.4?0.6)×L} and Sf(0.7×L) are set to h, m2, m1 and f, respectively. An inequality, ?2>?1 is satisfied, wherein the angle between the line connecting the positions Sm1, Sh and the horizontal plane is set to ?1, and the angle between the line connecting the positions Sm1?, Sh? and the horizontal plane is set to ?2, in which the position where the vertical lines drawn from the positions Sm1, Sh cross the ground-contact surface are set to Sm1?, Sh?, respectively. The ground-contact surface has a downwardly convexly curved shape at the forefoot region.

Abstract: A sole structure includes a mid-foot region, a heel region, a lateral side and a medial side is provided. The sole structure has a first sole element including a first inner surface having a plurality of first surface features, whereby at least one of the first surface features has a different configuration than another one of the first surface features. The sole structure further includes a second sole element including a second inner surface having a plurality of second surface features configured to interface with the first surface features. A panel is disposed between the first sole element and the second sole element, such that the sole element is disposed on a first side of the panel and the second sole element being disposed on a second side of the panel, opposite the first side.

Abstract: The midsole structure for an athletic shoe includes a midsole body made of foamed resin, and a sheet composite extending at least from the ball of the foot portion to the toe portion in the midsole body and comprising a plurality of foamed rubber sheets that are overlapped and shifted in the longitudinal direction. The sheet composite comprises a single sheet at the toe portion and a plurality of sheets at the ball of the foot portion.

Abstract: In some examples, an assembly for a footwear includes a cell comprising a housing structure, the cell comprising a first chamber to contain a fluid. The assembly further includes a port and a vibrator responsive to activation to cause a reduction in fluid flow through the port between the first chamber and a second chamber by changing a characteristic of the fluid in the port.

Abstract: Provided is a shoe sole member partially or entirely formed of a resin composite, the resin composite including; a non-foamed elastic body matrix composed of an elastomer; and a plurality of resin foam particles dispersed in the elastic body matrix. Also provided is a shoe including the shoe sole member.

Abstract: The invention aims to provide a shoe sole member capable of achieving comfort when using shoes and exhibiting excellent shape-recovering properties after using the shoes. Provided is a shoe sole member formed using a polymer foam, and the polymer foam contains fibers dispersed therein.

Abstract: A sole structure for an article of footwear includes a midsole and a fluid-filled chamber. The midsole includes a plurality of projections. At least one of the plurality of projections forms a first portion of a peripheral side wall of the sole structure. The fluid-filled chamber includes a central portion, a plurality of lobes extending outward from the central portion, and a plurality of channels formed between the plurality of lobes. A first lobe of the plurality of lobes is disposed between at least two of the plurality of projections such that the first lobe forms a second portion of the peripheral side wall of the sole structure.

Abstract: An article may include a first polymeric material layer having a surface. A first conductive trace may form at least a portion of the first layer surface. The article may further include a second polymeric material layer. The second layer may have a first surface, a portion of the second layer first surface being bonded to a portion of the first layer surface. The second layer may have a portion of a channel defined therein, the channel at least partially coinciding with a portion of the first conductive trace. The article may also include a first patch interposed between the first layer surface and the second layer first surface. The first patch may span the channel and cover a portion of the first conductive trace.

Abstract: A sole structure for an article of footwear includes a bladder and a cushioning member. The bladder includes a first fluid-filled segment including a first and second terminal ends disposed on opposite ends of the first fluid-filled segment along a first longitudinal axis of the first fluid-filled segment. The first longitudinal axis extends in a first direction from a heel region of the article of footwear to a forefoot region of the article of footwear. A second fluid-filled segment is spaced apart from the first fluid-filled segment in a second direction transverse to the first direction and includes a third and fourth terminal ends disposed on opposite ends of the second fluid-filled segment along a second longitudinal axis of the second fluid-filled segment. A third fluid-filled segment extends in the second direction between the first fluid-filled segment and the second fluid-filled segment. The bladder is received in the cushioning member.

Abstract: Disclosed is a shoe having a compressible lattice structure in a heel portion to facilitate rapid, easy donning and doffing of shoes. In example embodiments, the lattice structure includes a plurality of interconnected, overlapping, intersecting and/or woven ribs defining a plurality of apertures. The lattice structure has an open position in which the shoe opening is expanded to facilitate reception of a foot of an individual wearing the rapid-entry shoe, and a closed position in which the shoe opening is smaller to retain the foot within the rapid-entry shoe.

Abstract: Textile Components, such as upper members for articles of footwear, include: (a) a first portion having a first edge, wherein the first edge includes a first portion of material engaged with a first seam support material via a first thermoplastic material; (b) a second portion having a second edge, wherein the second edge includes a second portion of material engaged with a second seam support material via a second thermoplastic material; and (c) structure to engage the first and second edges in an abutting edge joint (such as a zig-zag stitch). The resulting textile components may be lightweight and breathable (e.g., due to use of lightweight upper fabric), having a comfortable fit (e.g., due to the abutting edge joint), while still providing a strong, stable, and durable construction (e.g., due to the presence of the seam support member(s)).

Abstract: A tensioning system for an article of footwear includes a motor, a reel member in communication with the motor, and a lace, the reel member comprising a shaft including a central axis running from a first end to a second end and at least three flanges disposed along the shaft. A center flange of the at least three flanges includes an aperture extending through the center flange from a first face to a second face of the center flange, the aperture aligned with the central axis. A portion of the lace extends through the aperture in the center flange to interconnect the lace with the reel member and the lace is configured to be wound around portions of the shaft disposed on opposite sides of the center flange when the tensioning system is in a tightened condition.

Abstract: In a fastening structure, a third guide member located on the medial side and a third guide member located on the lateral side overlap each other in a foot length direction of footwear as viewed in the foot length direction. A tightening member is guided such that intermediate portions of the tightening member, which are located on the medial and lateral sides, extend in a direction including a component of the foot length direction without crossing each other in a foot width direction of the footwear.

Abstract: Various embodiments for a traction element used with athletic shoes having a stud body with a metal insert that extends axially from the stud body and methods for manufacturing such traction elements are disclosed.

Abstract: Apparatus and associated methods relate to a pair of magnetic mating buckles including a first buckle (205) and second buckle (210), the first buckle extending beyond the second buckle's outer perimeter forming an extended lip. In an illustrative example, the lip may be manually manipulated to separate the first buckle from the second buckle when the pair of magnetic mating buckles are in a substantially planar magnetic engagement. In some examples, one or more magnets may be fixedly coupled to the first buckle, and/or the second buckle. In some examples, the buckles may be coupled to various webbings. In an engagement example, the first buckle may be inserted through a coupling aperture (215) in the second buckle. The coupling aperture may include one or more corner notches, for example. Various pairs of magnetic mating buckles with overhanging lips may advantageously provide leverage to manually separate the buckles without tools.

Abstract: Provided is a molded surface fastener capable of stably having high engaging strength with respect to a loop member. The molded surface fastener of the present invention includes a base portion and a plurality of engaging elements provided with a stem portion and an engaging portion, and is formed of synthetic resin containing lubricant at 0.15 wt % or more and 1.00 wt % or less. A top end surface of the engaging element is formed to be flat, and the engaging portion has a hanging portion which hangs down obliquely downward toward the base portion.

Abstract: A wearable aroma emitting device housing a refillable, removable atomizer spray bottle. The device comprising a circular tubular housing that can be impregnated with aromatic substance and emanate therefrom. An elastic band with an attached pocket is located within the chamber of the tubular housing. Alternatively, the tubular housing can be made of elasticized material. The pocket houses the atomizer spray bottle which can be filled with fragrance or scent. The pocket opening is covered with overlapping elasticized material attached to the tubular housing, which allows easy access to the atomizer spray bottle. The aroma device can be worn on the wrist; when the atomizer spray bottle is removed, it can be worn in the hair for scent. In another embodiment of the present invention, an ornamental three dimensional stuffed structure is located on a portion of the tubular housing. The atomizer spray bottle is housed within the stuffed structure.

Abstract: A piece of jewellery made from elastomer composite material, wherein the elastomer composite material includes a matrix made of elastomer in which between 0.5% and 4% by mass of cellulose fibres, between 0 and 2% by mass of an antibacterial additive, between 0 and 5% by mass of thermally conductive fillers, between 0 and 1% by mass of anti-odour agents, and between 0 and 1% by mass of silica are dispersed.

Abstract: A decorative piece includes a support made of a material having no usable plastic deformation in which at least one hollow is arranged. The hollow is filled with a first material forming a substrate in which at least one housing is arranged. The housing is arranged so that at least one aesthetic element is housable therein. The substrate further includes a gripper elastically deforming to retain the aesthetic element in the housing. The gripper further includes at least one setting element. A method for setting an aesthetic element on a support includes taking a support provided with at least one hollow, taking at least one aesthetic element, filling the hollow with a first material, making a setting hole and a gripper in the first material, and setting the aesthetic element by placing it in the hole and by deforming the gripper so as to retain the aesthetic element.

Abstract: The inventive concept relates to jewelry (200; 300) for holding an interchangeable ornament (210; 310), comprising a jewelry body (202; 302); a setting base (204; 304) arranged above and attached to the jewelry body (202; 302), the setting base (204; 304) having an upper and a lower surface; and a plurality of ornament holders (208; 308) arranged along a circumference of the setting base (204; 304) and extending in a vertical direction from the setting base (204; 304), at least one of which is a moveable ornament holder (208; 308). The at least one moveable ornament holder (208; 308) is configured to be moved between a first position in which the interchangeable ornament (210; 310) is restricted from moving, and a second position wherein the interchangeable ornament (210; 310) is moveable.

Abstract: An umbrella mounting device includes a clamp assembly configured to be removably clamped to an elongated support member and an umbrella holder coupled to the clamp assembly so that the umbrella holder is rotatable about a longitudinal rotation axis that is generally perpendicular to the clamp assembly axis. A longitudinal rotation locking mechanism includes a threaded handwheel to secure the umbrella holder in the longitudinal rotation axis at an angular position that is selectable from a plurality of angular positions about the longitudinal rotation axis. The umbrella holder also is rotatable to one of a plurality of selectable positions about a transverse rotation axis. A transverse locking mechanism secures the umbrella holder into one of the plurality of selectable positions about the transverse rotation axis. The clamping assembly includes a quick locking and quick release lever.

Abstract: A customizable card wallet accommodates a plurality of credit and identification cards. The wallet comprises a substantially rectangular top plate having a window opening in the central portion thereof, a substantially rectangular bottom plate having a pair of oppositely disposed relief channels at the periphery thereof for receiving a pair of oppositely disposed internal springs, and a substantially U-shaped card body interposed between the top and bottom plates, thereby defining an interior pocket. Upon insertion of at least one credit or identification card within the interior pocket, the internal springs urge the at least one card against the top plate interior facing surface.

Abstract: A handbag includes first and second side panels. The first side panel includes oppositely disposed first and second outer sidewalls. A first zipper arrangement of a first profile is coupled to the first outer sidewall. A second zipper arrangement of the first profile is coupled to the second outer sidewall. The second side panel includes oppositely disposed first and second outer sidewalls. A first zipper arrangement of a second profile coupled to the first outer sidewall of the second side panel member. A second zipper arrangement of the second profile coupled to the second outer sidewall of the second side panel member. The zipper arrangements of the first profile can engage with each of the zipper arrangements of the second profile. A compartment is formed by one of the outer sidewalls of the first and second side panels.

Abstract: A hand-carry purse converting into bullet proof vest

Abstract: A combination includes a luggage piece having a booster seat removably mounted thereupon. The luggage includes a housing adapted to contain belongings, wheels for rolling movement, and a retractable luggage handle. The booster seat forms a seat having an upper surface adapted for the child to sit upon. First and second securing mechanisms enable the booster seat to be removably mounted on the luggage, until released by a release device.

Abstract: Provided is a method for attaching a metal ornament onto a leather product to prevent the metal ornament from being lifted from the surface of the leather product during usage. The method includes forming an attaching groove of a predetermined shape by burning a part of a surface of a leather material with a laser beam; temporarily fitting and attaching a metal sticker of a corresponding shape to the attaching groove; and placing a stiffening plate, of which a rear surface is applied by an adhesive, on a rear surface of the leather material at a position corresponding to the metal sticker, and simultaneously attaching the metal sticker and the stiffening plate onto the leather material through thermal bonding.

Abstract: Example implementations relate to inflatable housing bladders. For instance, in an example a system can include a bladder to be disposed in a cavity defined by a housing, a sensor, and an inflation mechanism coupled to the bladder to inflate the bladder responsive to a signal from the sensor.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a telescopic rod, a steering device and an electric luggage box. The telescopic rod comprises a hollow first tube, a second tube sleeved outside the first tube and being slidable relatively to the first tube, a positioning mechanism configured to lock and unlock the first tube in position relative to the second tube, and a control member configured to control the positioning mechanism to lock and unlock in position, wherein the positioning mechanism comprises a pushrod connected to the control member and movable in the first rube, an abutment unit provided at a bottom end of the pushrod, and a positioning unit adapted for being abutted by the abutment unit for locking and unlocking in position; the first tube has a limiting structure provided therein, for limiting a space for movement of the abutment unit. The steering device comprises a handle and the afore-mentioned telescopic rod connected to the handle.

Abstract: Apparatus, systems and methods related to hair ties. In a first illustrative embodiment, a securing apparatus, such as a hair tie, has a middle section formed as an elongated pliable member. At a first end, a fastener body is attached to the elongated pliable member. At a second end, two connection loops may be disposed. In use, the fastener body may be passed through one of the two connection loops to configure the pliable member as a relatively large loop. This relatively large loop may be tightened, by drawing the pliable member further through the loop, until it is drawn tight on material to be retained therein. The pliable member may then be wrapped around the retained material until secured with the fastener body adjacent the connection loops. The fastener body may then be passed through the second connection loop to be retained therein.

Abstract: A self-contained device for removing nail enhancement product from nail beds having a flexible body, a closed-end portion, and an open-end portion. The closed-end portion having a reservoir portion located at a proximal end of the flexible body. The open-end portion having an extendable fitted ring-like portion located at a distal end of the flexible body securing the device to finger or toe. The self-contained device further having an absorbent pad. The absorbent pad is wetted with removing solution, such as acetone. The self-contained device and absorbent pad are placed on top of the nail bed to loosened and eventually remove nail enhancement product, such as acrylic or gel, from nail bed. The self-contained device further having at least one fitted ring to further secure the device to finger or toe.

Abstract: A refill container removably stored in a cosmetic compact includes: a main body being open at an upper part thereof and having a housing space inside thereof, an upper end sealing protrusion part, a lateral sealing protrusion part provided at an outer surface of the inner wall, and an outer wall being provided outside the inner wall with a predetermined gap therebetween; and a mesh fabric cover having a cylindrical first vertical extension part combined with the inner wall and the outer wall by being inserted into a gap provided therebetween such that an inner surface of the first vertical extension part is in close contact with the lateral sealing protrusion part, and a first rim part provided at an upper end of first vertical extension part.

Abstract: A dispenser and applicator head (3) for associating with a dispenser unit (2), such as a pump, the head, having a connection stub (4t) for connecting to the dispenser unit (2); an assembly core (4n) connected to the connection stub (4t); a fluid applicator pad (5) mounted on the assembly core (4n) for coming into contact with a target surface; and a dispenser channel (Ca, Cs) that passes through the connection stub (4t) and the assembly core (4) and that forms a dispenser orifice (50). The dispenser channel (Ca, Cs) includes an outlet segment (Cs) formed jointly by the assembly core (4n) and by the fluid applicator pad (5).

Abstract: The present invention relates to a rotary pressing cosmetic pen includes a pen tube, a material assembly, a pressing assembly and a discharging assembly; the pressing assembly includes a cylinder, a button cover, an outer ring and an inner ring; the cylinder rotately connects to the lower end of the pen tube; the outer ring is fixed in the cylinder; the button cover is inserted into the outer ring and stucked therein along the circumferential direction of the outer ring; one end of inner ring is inserted between the outer ring and the button cover, the other end of inner ring is inserted into the lower end of the pen tube and stucked therein along the circumferential direction of the pen tube; the inner ring is also provided with spiral grooves; the button cover is provided with clasps inserting into the spiral grooves and sliding therein.

Abstract: The invention relates to a device for packaging a cosmetic composition (P) and applying it to the lips, comprising: on the one hand, a body forming a reservoir which is intended to contain the cosmetic composition (P) to be applied, and, on the other hand, an applicator comprising an applicator member defining a convex application surface having at least one apex; the body forming a reservoir comprising a housing capable of receiving the applicator member and of which a dividing wall with the reservoir has at least one through-orifice in direct fluid communication with the reservoir, said orifices being located only at at least one base of the housing opposite the vicinity of an apex of the applicator member when said applicator member is in place in the housing of the body forming a reservoir: the applicator member is made from an open-cell porous material; the applicator is configured so as to fix onto the container when not in use, the applicator member being received in the housing; the applicator making

Abstract: A refillable cosmetic compact with a product base insert repositionable in relation to a base structure between an engaged configuration and a disengaged configuration. An actuation opening through the base structure permits a pressing of a release button of the product base insert to induce the product base insert from the engaged to the disengaged configuration. Resiliently deflectable catch members project longitudinally from either or both of the base structure and the product base insert. Converging deflection surfaces engage the catch members as the product base insert is repositioned from the disengaged configuration to the engaged configuration to deflect the catch members laterally inwardly to retain a cosmetic pan and to permit a deflection of the catch members laterally outwardly as the product base insert is repositioned from the engaged configuration to the disengaged configuration to release or receive a cosmetic pan.

Abstract: A makeup applicator for use by individuals to apply, touchup or reapply makeup, especially liquid or cream makeup, and further especially for use relating to lipstick, is disclosed. The compact makeup applicator is designed with at least two separable ends or covers, that may be used as an ergonomic base or support for optimal use of the makeup applicator. In one embodiment, one type of separable end may comprise a flexible balloon to contain a small amount of a liquid or cream makeup for use to touchup or reapply the makeup. In a storage configuration, the separable end snuggly attaches to the applicator base to cover the applicator brush or bristles. For normal usage, the separable end may be removed from the applicator base, exposing the applicator brush or bristles, and is attached to the other side of the applicator base to provide an ergonomic support or base extender.

Abstract: A personalized make-up information recommendation method adopted by a make-up assisting device is disclosed. The make-up assisting device records usage data and response message of a user while using the make-up assisting device, and analyzes user preference according to the usage data and the response message. When being triggered for executing a make-up information recommendation procedure, the make-up assisting device first retrieves a preference analyzing result of the user, and then accesses a storage unit (14) for obtaining make-up appearance information relative to the preference analyzing result of the user, and displays the make-up appearance information on a display unit (11) of the make-up assisting device (1). Therefore, the user may improve his/her make-up based on the displayed make-up appearance information.

Abstract: An intelligent head cover includes: multiple sensors, a hairstyle processing component and a controller; where the multiple sensors are configured to acquire sensory data related to a user, the controller is configured to control the hairstyle processing component to perform a hairstyle processing action based on a control instruction. The control instruction is generated based on the sensory data.

Abstract: A carrying device includes a retractable support system for equipment carried in the hand. In some embodiments, the carrying device comprises a frame assembly for transporting larger loads and optimizing the weight distribution thereof. In some embodiments, the carrying device includes a support shelf. In some embodiments, the carrying device includes an expandable volume.