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US 11,241,368 B1Granted
Smart pacifier that performs functions by wireless connection to a computing device and application
OwnerLaToya Shontay Thomas, Larry Anthony-Quinn Thomasinventors
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Abstract
A smart pacifier that performs various functions via smart device connection and application is disclosed. In all of its iterations, there is the ability to put the parent in Bluetooth or other iteration of wireless connection with the pacifier so that each of the features of the pacifier can be accessed through a smart device application, permitting each of them to be operated while the parent is out of sight of the child, and for the pacifier to shut down remotely based on direct sensory interaction with the child.
Claims10
A smart pacifier comprising:
- a pacifier nipple inserted into a mouth of a child to soothe the child;
- a back pacifier panel to which the pacifier nipple is connected and which limits a distance inside the mouth of the child in which the nipple is inserted;
- a removable front pacifier panel that attaches to and detaches from the back pacifier panel;
- a wireless transceiver module embedded within the removable front pacifier panel, said wireless transceiver module configured to send and receive wireless data communication from a computing device operated by a parent of the child;
- a plurality of lights that are disposed along a front surface of the removable front pacifier panel, said plurality of lights configured to light up to stimulate the child when a remote light command to turn on the plurality of lights is received at the wireless transceiver module from the computing device operated by the parent of the child;
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- an audio speaker that is disposed along the front surface of the removable front pacifier panel, said audio speaker configured to aurally output sound when a remote sound command to play a sound is received at the wireless transceiver module from the computing device operated by the parent of the child.
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