US2017001784A1PendingUtilityA1
Carrying Case
Est. expiryJul 1, 2035(~9 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Aaron Jones
A45C 13/02B65D 25/108A45C 15/06A45C 15/00A45C 3/02B65D 81/02
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Abstract
A carrying case is provided for insertion of a caddy in each of a plurality of recesses formed into a compressible lining in a base of the case. The recesses are formed in a shape complimentary to the exterior of an inserted caddy and may be formed slightly smaller than the exterior of the caddy to provide a compressed engagement.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed:
1 . A carrying case comprising:
a case having a base in a pivoted engagement with a cover; a compressible lining positioned within a cavity of said base; a plurality of recesses formed into said lining; each said recess defined by a recess perimeter; said recess perimeter being complimentary in shape to an exterior circumference of an exterior surface of a caddy inserted therein; said recess perimeter being equal to or smaller than said exterior circumference of said caddy; and each said caddy having a caddy lining therein with a cavity formed in said caddy lining adapted to surround an object to be carried in said caddy, whereby each of said plurality of recesses can engage with a respective caddy inserted therein, and hold a respective object in each said caddy.
2 . The carrying case of claim 1 additionally comprising:
each said recess having a first portion having a first portion perimeter;
said first portion of said recess engaging said exterior circumference of said caddy, around a first portion of an exterior of said caddy;
a ledge having a first end communicating with an edge of said first portion of said recess, and having a second side communicating with a second portion of said recess;
said second portion of said recess having a perimeter larger than said first portion of said recess; and
said ledge defining a width of an air gap between a wall defining said second portion of said recess, and said exterior surface of said caddy.
3 . The carrying case of claim 1 additionally comprising:
curved portions positioned in said plurality of recesses in positions to compressively engage corners on said exterior surface of a said caddy.
4 . The carrying case of claim 2 additionally comprising:
curved portions positioned in said second portions of each said recess, said curved portions in positions to compressively engage corners on said exterior surface of a said caddy inserted into a said first portion of a said recess.
5 . The carrying case of claim 1 additionally comprising:
proximity sensors positioned in said recesses and configured to sense a said caddy therein;
each said proximity sensor activating an alarm should said cover be pivoted closed upon said base of said case, without a said caddy engaged in a said recess previously occupied by a said caddy.
6 . The carrying case of claim 2 additionally comprising:
proximity sensors positioned in said recesses and configured to sense a said caddy therein;
each said proximity sensor activating an alarm should said cover be pivoted closed upon said base of said case, without a said caddy engaged in a said recess previously occupied by a said caddy.
7 . The carrying case of claim 3 additionally comprising:
proximity sensors positioned in said recesses and configured to sense a said caddy therein;
each said proximity sensor activating an alarm should said cover be pivoted closed upon said base of said case, without a said caddy engaged in a said recess previously occupied by a said caddy.
8 . The carrying case of claim 4 additionally comprising:
proximity sensors positioned in said recesses and configured to sense a said caddy therein;
each said proximity sensor activating an alarm should said cover be pivoted closed upon said base of said case, without a said caddy engaged in a said recess previously occupied by a said caddy.
9 . The carrying case of claim 1 additionally comprising:
a magnifying lens pivotally engaged within a lens recess formed into said cover;
said lens having a stowed position parallel to said cover and stowed in said lens recess; and
said lens having a deployed position extending from said recess above said base.
10 . The carrying case of claim 2 additionally comprising:
a magnifying lens pivotally engaged within a lens recess formed into said cover;
said lens having a stowed position parallel to said cover and stowed in said lens recess; and
said lens having a deployed position extending from said recess above said base.
11 . The carrying case of claim 3 additionally comprising:
a magnifying lens pivotally engaged within a lens recess formed into said cover;
said lens having a stowed position parallel to said cover and stowed in said lens recess; and
said lens having a deployed position extending from said recess above said base.
12 . The carrying case of claim 5 additionally comprising:
a magnifying lens pivotally engaged within a lens recess formed into said cover;
said lens having a stowed position parallel to said cover and stowed in said lens recess; and
said lens having a deployed position extending from said recess above said base.
13 . The carrying case of claim 1 additionally comprising:
an induction pad located in at least one said recess; and
said induction pad operatively engaged to electric power to generate a charging field for a said object in a said caddy engaged whin said recess.
14 . The carrying case of claim 3 additionally comprising:
an induction pad located in at least one said recess; and
said induction pad operatively engaged to electric power to generate a charging field for a said object in a said caddy engaged whin said recess.
15 . The carrying case of claim 4 additionally comprising:
an induction pad located in at least one said recess; and
said induction pad operatively engaged to electric power to generate a charging field for a said object in a said caddy engaged whin said recess.
16 . The carrying case of claim 12 additionally comprising:
an induction pad located in at least one said recess; and
said induction pad operatively engaged to electric power to generate a charging field for a said object in a said caddy engaged whin said recess.
17 . The carrying case of claim 1 additionally comprising:
a slanted recess formed into said compressible lining having a declining angle from a first end to a second end; and
said second end intersecting a sidewall of said recess at a level below that elevation of said first end and defining a gap in the perimeter exposing a portion of said exterior surface of said caddy.
18 . The carrying case of claim 3 additionally comprising:
a slanted recess formed into said compressible lining having a declining angle from a first end to a second end; and
said second end intersecting a sidewall of said recess at a level below that elevation of said first end and defining a gap in the perimeter exposing a portion of said exterior surface of said caddy.Cited by (0)
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