Bracelets TRIZ Cases

Fastener insertion into elongated slots replaces folding mechanisms, eliminating non-uniform elasticity and inaccurate pressure application.

A modular bracelet assembly uses a base with notches and holes to connect replaceable module parts for varied functions.

Rotating the attaching member retracts protruding shafts into a recessed end-piece, preventing storage interference while maintaining easy tool-free attachment.

A neck protector attachment system uses a cord and segmented connector to secure the mask.

A wearable device structure uses undercut recesses to secure overlapping magnet ends and integrates ID circuitry for health monitoring.

Co-extrusion embeds printed decorations within watch substrates, resolving adhesion and wear issues that degrade surface-applied designs.

A closure device integrates magnetic attraction with positive locking protrusions to secure two parts together.

A watch strap buckle integrates a hidden locking device with a U-shaped snap ring and rotating shaft.

Thin film conductive layers in a flexible radiation detector suppress radiation attenuation while maintaining detection sensitivity.

A folding clasp uses a flexible blade and pivoting roller to lock the bracelet in indexed positions for secure closure.

A magnetic jewelry closure uses magnets in stem channels to attract a cap member.