Intraoral device holder
AssigneeNcase Inc
InventorWesley P. Wilson
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Abstract
An intraoral device holder is provided. In some embodiments, the intraoral device holder may comprise a cavity and an occupancy configured to detect an intraoral device at least partially located within the cavity, and may further be configured to detect the absence of at least a portion of the intraoral device from the cavity. The intraoral device holder may further comprise a communication array that may be configured to transmit data corresponding to the intraoral device. In some embodiments, the occupancy sensor may be located at least partially above the floor.
Claims20
An intraoral device holder, comprising:
- a cavity structured to at least partially receive an intraoral device;
- and
- an occupancy sensor comprising an emitter and a receiver, the occupancy sensor configured to detect the presence of the intraoral device at least partially located within the cavity, and to detect the absence of at least a portion of the intraoral device from the cavity.
An intraoral device holder, comprising:
- a cavity configured to at least partially receive an intraoral device;
- an occupancy sensor comprising an emitter and a receiver, the occupancy sensor configured to detect whether the intraoral device is at least partially located within the cavity;
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- a communication array configured to transmit data corresponding to one or more feature of the intraoral device, the one or more feature having been detected while the intraoral device was located within the cavity.
An intraoral device storage device, comprising:
- a cavity structured to at least partially receive an intraoral device, the cavity having a floor;
- and
- an occupancy sensor at least partially located above the floor,
- wherein the cavity is structured such that at least a portion of the intraoral device may directly contact an upper surface of the floor when the intraoral device is at least partially received by the cavity.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.