The invention relates to a pair of googles which comprise a frame with two rims in which an optical unit is respectively intended for being assembled via a reversible attachment device in order to provide an inner attachment of said optical unit in said rim, each device comprising a button and a cavity rigidly connected to an outer edge of the optical unit and the rim, respectively, said button being capable of being inserted into said cavity in order to provide external locking of the optical unit in the rim, each rim having one recess opening onto the rear, each optical unit having a front bearing surface which, in the assembled state, is arranged against a rear complementary bearing surface of said recess, at least one of the outer edges being reversibly deformable to allow the placement and the withdrawal of said button in said cavity when the bearing surfaces are arranged against one another.

Eyewear having a frame on which certain electrical elements are mounted, including lighting elements that are activated upon contact with water. Preferably the frame is comprised at least in part of translucent material such that, when the lighting elements are activated, they light up the translucent portion of the frame. Each of the lenses of the eyewear may be secured in a plastic eyecup that also lights up when the lighting elements are activated.

A wearable computing device that is secured or attached to a resilient strap, the resilient strap sized to fit around at least a part of a circumference of a human head. The device has a waterproof storage volume housing a plurality of sensors. The wearable computing device may calculate a plurality of swimming metrics based at least partly on data received from the at least one sensor. The wearable computing device may include a wireless communication subsystem secured to the resilient strap within the waterproof storage volume and may transmit at least one of the calculated plurality of swimming metrics to at least one computing device via the wireless communication subsystem. The wearable computing device may include at least one user output component and may present an indication of at least one of the calculated plurality of swimming metrics at the at least one user output component for communication to the user. The indication may be audio played in an ear piece connected to the strap, or may be visually displayed on a display in an eye goggle portion of the strap.

The invention relates to spectacles, system and methods for visibility enhancement by glare suppression. The spectacles, system and methods for visibility enhancement by glare suppression includes a spectacle lens having a liquid crystal cell (LC) the transmission (TR) of which can be switched between transmitting and blocking. Furthermore, the spectacles comprise an eye tracker (ET) which can detect the viewing direction of the eye. spectacles, system and methods further include at least one sensor (IL, IR) for measuring the brightness of the visible light incident on it, said sensor being arranged on the eye side of the spectacle lens and measuring the brightness entering through the at least one spectacle lens in a spatially resolved manner. The sensor can determine the brightness of the visible light incident on it from the viewing direction of the eye detected by the eye tracker. The spectacles, methods and systems also have a closed loop control system for controlling the transmission of the liquid crystal cell, a desired value for the brightness at the level of the eye being predetermined, and the closed loop system using the brightness measured by the sensor in the viewing direction of the eye as the actual value.

The present invention concerns a swimming goggle including at least one main body including: (a) an outer lens; (b) an inner lens; (c) a sealed gap separating the outer lens and the inner lens; and (d) an inner space arranged adjacent to the inner lens.

The present application relates to a method of identifying data for producing user-customised goggles, which contacts the face of the user defined by a contacting surface on said face, when the user uses said goggles, the method comprising the steps of, receiving an input of 3D-data defining the contour of the face of the user and defining the dimension of the face of the user at least in an area around the eyes of the user, identifying contact areas on the contacting surface, and providing structure-data based on said input of 3D-data and said contact areas, where the structure-data is used for designing at least the part of said goggles, which is adapted to contact the face of the user. The application further relates to a system for producing a pair of user-customised goggles, a pair of user-customised goggles, and a user contacting structure of a pair of user-customised goggles.

A cushion pad assembled on a frame of a swimming goggles is provided, which includes a connecting portion that has an inner peripheral surface and outer peripheral surface, and a face-attaching portion that is connected to the connecting portion and has an outer ring surface and an inner ring surface. The cushion pad is characterized in that: the inner ring surface of the face-attaching portion is of a wavy curve that conforms to the depth and height of the outer periphery of the eye socket. A plurality of independent buffering bodies are provided between the outer peripheral surface of the connecting portion and the outer ring surface of the face-attaching portion, and each of the buffering bodies is jointly composed of a first supporting member, a second supporting member and a joint at an intersection of the first supporting member and the second supporting member.

This invention provides a swimming goggles, which takes the frames as the core, combines the two lenses of the goggles, nose bridge connecting part, two protective pads, headband device and other components into a whole, and provides a protective cover for the waterproof-ventilation film on the lenses, so that the waterproof-ventilation film cannot be touched improperly by external forces when in use. Moreover, by the flexible arrangement of the frames and nose bridge connecting part of the goggles, users with different nose bridge and different facial contours can wear comfortably.

Wearable electronic devices that are designed to be worn on the head of a user while the user is swimming can determine swimming strokes and swimming performances of the user accurately using motion sensors. Using a sound speaker, the wearable electronic device can play music and provide audio feedback to the swimmer. By comparing the swimming performance of the swimmer wearing the device with previously recorded swimming data, the wearable electronic device can provide audio comparison results to the swimmer while the swimmer is swimming in water. The wearable electronic device can also support similar functions for other sports and physical activities.

A swimming goggle structure comprises a left frame, a right frame and a connection element formed therebetween. The left frame and the right frame respectively have an inner peripheral face, an outer peripheral face, a lens, a protection pad and a head strap base. The protection pad has a connecting circumference and a face contact circumference, and the connecting circumference is secured to the inner peripheral face of the left (right) frame, characterized in that: the left frame and the right frame are respectively arranged with a first buffer member. The first buffer member is located between the inner peripheral face and the outer peripheral face and close to a lower side of the connection element, and comprises a plurality of compartments. Each of the plurality of compartments has an opening which provides a flexible support to absorb the impact that acts on the wearer's nose bridge from several directions.