Memory improving bracelet

Description

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

None.

FEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCH

None.

SEQUENCE LISTING

None.

BACKGROUND

Field of Invention

The present invention relates to the field of memory improving toys and games.

Description of Prior Art

There is a wide variety of games, toys and apps on electronic devices that can improve one's memory.

The methods of teaching are generally passive.

Toys have limited ability to move or be moved. Because of that they may not be able to capture the individual initial interest and/or may not be able to keep the person's interest over time.

Nevertheless, all the devices heretofore known suffer from a wide range of disadvantages:

• • (a) Expensive to build and use;
  • (b) Reliability is low;
  • (c) Not easy to use;
  • (d) Not able to get desired results fast;

SUMMARY

In accordance with the present invention a Memory Improving Bracelet is a playing apparatus to improve short and long term man memory.

Objects and Advantages

Accordingly several objects and advantages of the present invention are:

• • (a) To provide a Memory Improving Bracelet is cheap to build;
  • (b) To provide a Memory Improving Bracelet is light in weight and small in size;
  • (c) To provide a Memory Improving Bracelet is easy to use by everyone from children to grownups;
  • (d) To provide a Memory Improving Bracelet is able to get result fast;
  • (e) To provide a Memory Improving Bracelet is easy to learn and use;
  • (f) To provide a Memory Improving Bracelet which will have a huge variety of appearance design.

Still further objects and advantages will become apparent from a consideration of the ensuing description and drawings.

Advantages

From the description above, a number of advantages of Memory Improving Bracelet become evident:

• • (a) It's much cheaper to build than current counterparts.
  • (b) It's lighter in weight than what is already known.
  • (c) It's much smaller in size than what is already known.
  • (d) It's apt to fail less and need repair less often than previously known devices.
  • (e) It's last longer than previously known counterparts.
  • (f) It operates more quietly than previously known devices.

CONCLUSION, RAMIFICATION AND SCOPE

Accordingly, the reader will see that the Memory Improving Bracelet of this invention provides a highly reliable, lightweight, yet economical device that can be used by any person of almost any age.

Furthermore, the Memory Improving Bracelet has the additional advantages in that:

• • It permits the device production in a variety of colors;
  • It permits the device production in a variety kind of material such as wood, metal, stone, plastic, etc.;
  • It permits the device production in a variety of sizes;
  • It permits the device production in a variety of symbols on surfaces.

DRAWING FIGURES

FIG. 1 Shows a perspective view of the Memory Improving Bracelet.

REFERENCE NUMERALS

• • 21 non-rotatable blank bracelet part
  • 22 rotatable bead
  • 23 axis of beads revolution between non-rotatable blank bracelet parts

DESCRIPTION

A Memory Improving Bracelet and its details of the present invention are illustrated on FIG. 1.

The Memory Improving Bracelet consist of:

• • two sets of an equal quantity of rotatable beads;
  • two non-rotatable blank parts;
  • each set of beads located between non-rotatable parts in opposite location;
  • beads may be a prism with different bases, cylinder or sphere with surface divided by sectors, etc.;
  • each bead may contain different symbols on each surface or sector of the bead;
  • both sets of beads need to be identical and spread out in the same order;

Although the description above contains many specificity, these should not be construed as limiting of scope of the invention, but as merely providing illustrations of some of the presently preferred embodiments of the invention.

For example, the Memory Improving Bracelet can have:

• • different quantity of sectors on bead surfaces;
  • different colors of sectors on bead surfaces;
  • different types of letters, numbers, card symbols, drawings, images on bead surfaces;
  • different shapes of sectors on bead surfaces.
  • several changeable sets of different types of bead.

Thus the scope of the invention should be determined by the appended claims and their legal equivalents, rather than by the examples given.

Operation

First Step:

Place bracelet on wrist. Choose either side of the bracelet and begin rotating the beads in a random fashion. After rotating the beads, look at the pattern of symbols created. Then attempt to remember this pattern.

Second Step:

Flip your wrist to the opposite side of bracelet or rotate bracelet around your wrist. On this fresh and clean side attempt to recreate the pattern created previously only using your memory.

Third Step:

Once you have recreated what you believe the pattern is, flip your wrist or rotate bracelet around your wrist again to see if you remembered the pattern correctly.