Smart bottle for feeding babies and toddlers
OwnerGhenet Duhaneyinventor
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Abstract
A smart baby bottle is disclosed. A smart bottle comprises a hollow body for holding fluid, a bottle cap attached to the top of the hollow body, and a bottle base mounted on the hollow body. The bottle cap comprises a nipple or is optionally attached to a nipple. The bottle base comprises an electronic function system. In an aspect, the electronic function system comprises a battery, a circuit board, a switch button, a music interchanger system, and an audio system. The electronic function system can provide and/or trigger a sound pattern when a baby or toddler is drinking from the smart bottle. The bottle base can be separated from the hollow body when desired. The smart bottle may be configured to be located remotely.
Claims7
A smart bottle configured to store a nutritional substance for babies and toddlers, the smart bottle comprising:
- a hollow body configured to retain the nutritional substance on an inside thereof,
- a base at least partially disposed on a bottom portion of said hollow body,
- an electronic function system disposed on an inside of said base, and
- said electronic function system comprising a sensor assembly and configured to implement a learning scheme for babies and toddlers, and a processor operatively configured with said sensor assembly to implement a learning scheme for a holder of said smart bottle according to a position of at least said hollow body;
- said learning scheme for the holder comprising images of instructional content configured to be reproduced visually,
- said instructional content configured to implement a quiz on the holder after completion of at least a portion of any given one of a plurality of learning courses;
- said electronic function system configured to ascertain a response from the holder to a specific question of said quiz;
- wherein said electronic function system further comprises a lighting assembly configured to project the instructional content comprising a light pattern of at least one of numbers, names of objects, names of animals, names of people, letters of alphabet, names of shapes, names of colors, words, mathematical problems, and words to songs, onto a projecting surface.
A smart bottle configured to store a nutritional substance for babies and toddlers, the smart bottle comprising:
- a hollow body configured to retain the nutritional substance on an inside thereof,
- a base at least partially disposed on a bottom portion of said hollow body,
- an electronic function system disposed on an inside of said base,
- said electronic function system comprising a sensor assembly and configured to implement a learning scheme for babies and toddlers, and a processor operatively configured with said sensor assembly to implement a learning scheme for a holder of said smart bottle according to a position of at least said hollow body;
- said learning scheme for the holder comprising images of instructional content configured to be reproduced visually, and comprising a plurality of learning courses configured to teach to the holder at least one of numbers, names of objects, names of animals, names of people, the alphabet, names of shapes, names of colors, words, comprehension skills, mathematical problems, and words to songs;
- said instructional content configured to implement a quiz on the holder after completion of at least a portion of any given one of the plurality of learning courses;
- said electronic function system and said processor collectively configured to ascertain an audible response from the holder to a specific question of said quiz,
- said processor further configured to provide a reward to the holder upon ascertaining a correct answer by the holder;
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- wherein said electronic function system further comprises a lighting assembly configured to project the instructional content comprising a light pattern of at least one of numbers, names of objects, names of animals, names of people, letters of alphabet, names of shapes, names of colors, words, mathematical problems, and words to songs, onto a projecting surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.