The invention relates to a spectacle case for keeping and protecting the glasses and their lenses against pressure and abrasion. The spectacle case is made of a material body (1) with a front side (a) and a rectangular rear side (b) separated by means of an elastic rectangular central surface (c) and folding one towards the other one following folding lines (d) and (e) and the rear side (b) being provided on the outer edge side with a notch (f) curved towards the inside of the spectacle case and which is intended to come into contact with the nose pads of the bridge, thus fixing the spectacle case on the glasses, and the glasses' temples are folding on the outside of the spectacle case.

The invention relates to a spectacle case for keeping and protecting the glasses and their lenses against pressure and abrasion. The spectacle case is made of a material body (1) with a front side (a) and a rectangular rear side (b) separated by means of an elastic rectangular central surface (c) and folding one towards the other one following folding lines (d) and (e) and the rear side (b) being provided on the outer edge side with a notch (f) curved towards the inside of the spectacle case and which is intended to come into contact with the nose pads of the bridge, thus fixing the spectacle case on the glasses, and the glasses' temples are folding on the outside of the spectacle case.

A case for a head-mounted device includes a body portion and a power supply. The body portion includes one or more walls defining an interior cavity that is configured to receive and house the head-mounted device. The power supply is included in the body portion for transferring power to the head-mounted device.

A case for a head-mounted device includes a body portion and a power supply. The body portion includes one or more walls defining an interior cavity that is configured to receive and house the head-mounted device. The power supply is included in the body portion for transferring power to the head-mounted device.

An eyewear case and packaging system is disclosed which includes an improved hang tab which permits the system to by displayed in a number of orientations and is easily removable in a tool-less manner to permit the packaging to be converted into a case. The improved hang tab includes at least one fastener which is dimensioned to be inserted through any one of a plurality of apertures in the case. The fastener is secured to the case via the interior by a retention member.

An eyewear case and packaging system is disclosed which includes an improved hang tab which permits the system to by displayed in a number of orientations and is easily removable in a tool-less manner to permit the packaging to be converted into a case. The improved hang tab includes at least one fastener which is dimensioned to be inserted through any one of a plurality of apertures in the case. The fastener is secured to the case via the interior by a retention member.

One example provides a computing system comprising a case and a wearable device associated with the case, wherein the case is configured to hold the wearable device, and a sensor is located on one of the case and the wearable device. The computing system further comprises a logic subsystem and a storage subsystem. The storage subsystem comprises instructions executable by the logic subsystem to operate the sensor on the one of the case and the wearable device to read an identifier located on the other of the case and the wearable device, compare the identifier with a stored identifier, and when the identifier does not match the stored identifier, then output an alert via an output device.

A four-way stretch fabric case for storing a pair of goggles, the case having a hinged internal frame positioned inside a body portion and a cover portion. The internal frame is comprised of a cover frame sized and shaped to hingeably cover the body and further formed with a coupling point, a vertical leg and an open to load hinge affixed to both the cover frame and the vertical leg. A spring loaded release mechanism affixed to a lower end of the vertical leg is comprised of a post with a spring at its upper end and a hook at its lower end, with a release cord affixed to its lower end. The hook is adapted to disengage the coupling point by pulling the cord and moving the hook to allow the cover to hinge open.

A four-way stretch fabric case for storing a pair of goggles, the case having a hinged internal frame positioned inside a body portion and a cover portion. The internal frame is comprised of a cover frame sized and shaped to hingeably cover the body and further formed with a coupling point, a vertical leg and an open to load hinge affixed to both the cover frame and the vertical leg. A spring loaded release mechanism affixed to a lower end of the vertical leg is comprised of a post with a spring at its upper end and a hook at its lower end, with a release cord affixed to its lower end. The hook is adapted to disengage the coupling point by pulling the cord and moving the hook to allow the cover to hinge open.

A carry case for an electronics-enabled eyewear device, such as smart glasses, has charging contacts that are movable relative to a storage chamber in which the eyewear device is receivable. The charging contacts are connected to a battery carried by the case for charging the eyewear device via contact coupling of the charging contacts to corresponding contact formations on an exterior of the eyewear device. The charging contacts are in some instances mounted on respective flexible walls defining opposite extremities of the storage chamber. The contact formations on the eyewear device are in some instances provided by hinge assemblies that couple respective temples to a frame of the eyewear device.