This technology features a wristwatch that automatically adjusts its strap to fit the wearer's wrist circumference and determines usage authorization by comparing the measured circumference against the registered owner's data. It consists of a watch module, a detachable strap, and an authentication unit equipped with memory, length adjustment, measurement, and judgment components.
While high-end watches are issued certificates of authenticity, it remains difficult to verify ownership in cases of theft or loss. Furthermore, existing smartwatches lack built-in anti-theft features, allowing unauthorized individuals to wear and use them without restriction.
This technology calculates wrist circumference by subtracting the strap's wound length from the circumference of the closed loop. If the measurement falls outside the margin of error, the strap extends to its maximum length, causing the watch to detach. The system updates the measurement with each authentication to account for changes in wrist size. Applicable to luxury watches and smartwatches, it prevents unauthorized use through the act of wearing alone, without requiring additional biometric sensors.
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