Tuoman International filed 1 patent this quarter in Hardware.
The filing addresses mobile gaming accessories, specifically a controller that combines wireless charging capabilities with thermoelectric cooling technology. The Hardware design incorporates an adaptive clamping mechanism to address overheating and battery depletion issues during extended gaming sessions.
A single Hardware patent describes a mobile game controller that tackles three common problems faced by mobile gamers: dying batteries, overheating devices, and awkward phone mounting. The controller charges the phone wirelessly while in use, eliminating the need for cables or separate charging sessions between gaming rounds. Thermoelectric cooling actively draws heat away from the phone during processor-intensive gameplay, while an adaptive-width clamping system adjusts to fit different phone sizes securely. A heat-insulating gap separates the main controller body from the grips where players hold the device, preventing the warmth generated by cooling and charging systems from reaching the user's hands.
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