Eye-Masks TRIZ Cases

See how a weighted sleep mask uses media-filled cells and retainer slits to adapt securely to d

See how a pillow-eye mask assembly connects to a seat headrest and forms a stabilizing ring to

A malleable nose bridge and seat retention strap help block ambient light and keep the head stable against a seat during rest.

An adjustable mask, elastic strap, and flexible cord secure the head to a seat support to reduce sway, neck pain, and poor sleep in vehicles.

Touch-pattern sensing on the helmet shell replaces hard-to-use buttons, enabling fast mode changes while wearing protective gloves.

Sensors detect arc flash conditions and slow or stop hood airflow to keep harmful gases out while maintaining breathable air in normal use.

Wireless data from the welder auto-sets helmet filter parameters, reducing manual setup errors, test welding, and preparation time.

Helmet motion and display-based control let welders adjust power supply settings remotely, avoiding travel delays and process disruption.

Depressible visor tabs let welders adjust auto-darkening filter settings while the helmet stays closed, reducing dirt ingress and accidental actuation.

A two-part nested gasket secures the switchable welding filter against shock, dust, and moisture while simplifying assembly.

An illuminance sensor and light blocking panel help a welding camera switch modes and preserve clear images under intense arc light.

An illuminance sensor switches welding camera settings by arc brightness to keep images clear while operators stay protected behind welding gear.

Projects current and voltage data onto the welding helmet view so welders keep focus on the arc while getting real-time feedback.

An AR-coated display cartridge lets welders view work information inside the helmet while reducing diffuse reflection and preserving clear vision.

Removable AR welding eyewear displays sensor-based weld metrics and audio feedback to improve manual weld monitoring and training.

A detachable Velcro-linked auxiliary shield expands head coverage while preserving easy assembly, wearability, storage, and mobility.

Sensor-controlled cartridge transmittance filters intense welding light so standard cameras can capture clearer weld images at lower cost.

A movable auxiliary shield lets a welding protector expand body coverage during use while separating or overlapping for easier storage and handling.

Recorded weld video playback lets users choose clearer camera and display settings, improving visibility and feedback during welding training.

Region-specific darkening and neutral density filtering preserves weld visibility and surroundings awareness while shielding intense welding light.

A camera-display welding helmet splits the view so operators can see the arc and surrounding area while staying protected from intense light.

Tracks weld time, intensity, and spot weld frequency while enabling quick welding-to-grind mode switching without removing the helmet.

A two-part resilient gasket cushions the switchable welding filter and blocks dust and moisture to improve shock resistance and service life.

Ultrathin glass liquid crystal layers cut welding filter weight while preserving impact resistance, visibility, and darkening performance.

Helmet display and motion sensing let welders view and change remote power supply settings without leaving the work area.

Dual resilient gaskets hold the switchable welding filter against shock while blocking dust and moisture to improve durability and assembly.

Current and voltage are overlaid inside the welding helmet so welders can stay on the joint instead of checking remote gauges or vague audio cues.

Adapter rings and replaceable stretchable or reinforced straps retrofit helmet suspensions to improve comfort and durability.

Pressure elements, satin contact surfaces, and interchangeable lens inserts turn an eye mask into an adjustable under-eye therapy and vision aid.

Magnetic or snap anchors keep an eye shield secure without tape, reducing skin irritation while allowing quick removal for exams.

A layered foam sleep mask uses phase change material and a malleable fit structure to improve cooling, comfort, and light blocking.

Contoured eye recesses and layered padding block light while reducing eyelash contact and improving comfort across different face shapes.

An air-sampling tube links a welding helmet to an aerosol monitor for immediate fume exposure warnings during arc welding.