There may be only one excuse for wearing your sunglasses inside – and even that’s iffy. Energy Telecom provides that excuse with its communication eyewear, delivering sound from cell phones, iPods, MP3 players or hand-held devices. The company has a portfolio of patents, catering to consumers looking for an excuse to sport their shades indoors, or who simply want to take their entertainment with them.The company’s technology addresses the need for clear communication, eliminating noise in industrial environments, personal use and even sports or other recreation. The eyewear is equipped with a microphone, speaker, antenna and an inside-the-ear information system.
“Energy’s patent protected communication eyewear not only delivers the full spectrum of audio and optical communication, but does so while protecting the wearer’s eyes and ears. This is of great benefit to those wishing to enjoy their stereo music without background noise, or having to hold an ear bud firmly in place, and, to those in harsh industrial environments where sight and hearing protection is mandatory,” the company’s Web site stated.
Energy Telecom’s U.S. and foreign patents offer manufacturers of recreational and safety eyewear hands-free, wireless communication eyewear. The anticipates the products to be worn by police, fire, rescue, military and security personnel, and more when using VHF and UHF radio communication. The eyewear is also useful for those listening to music or using Bluetooth enabled cell and Push-To-Talk phones, at home and at play.
Incorporated in 1993, Energy Telecom set out to design manufacture and sell electro-mechanical and electronic products in the U.S. and six other countries. Focusing on heavy industrial markets, the company recognized the opportunity to create a new, innovative communication system. The company was awarded its first patent in September 1996, changing its focus to the expansion of patents of personal communication systems.
Energy Telecom said worldwide product expansion will boost shareholder value as it completes partnerships that will assist them in putting its products on the market. The company and its partners are preparing to launch its products this year, and states that this market introduction adds to its shareholder’s value.
“Energy, being debt-free and with low overhead, because it holds fundamentally important issued U.S. (already awarded, rock-solid `means’ patents) and global patents, and because its products do not require new technologies, will move into sustainable revenues and profits much faster than firms needing to build market positions over many years,” the company stated.