USPN 5,638,832 — Programmable Subcutaneous Visible Implant
Just what I want…surgery to implant a watch in my arm. Joy!
Notice how the draftsman goofed? Shouldn’t the display on the clock be upside down (or the thumb on the other side of the hand) so the wearer could read it right side up? Of course, at least this way you can see what time it is before the inventor backhands you across the face for mocking his invention.
The drawing may be wrong, but I guess specifications would cover the actual embodiment too.
Posted by: Ck | May 04, 2006 at 09:12 AM
Apart from being upside down, it doesn't look very subcutaneous, nor is it clear how one installs the battery, unless it is solar powered.
Posted by: Robert Katz | May 08, 2006 at 10:26 AM