Pet spray training system
AssigneeRadio Systems Corporation
InventorsBai Weimin, Anthony J. Reinhart
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Abstract
An pet spray training system is provided. The system includes a sound, vibration or motion sensor that is configured to generate electrical signals in response to an occurrence. The system may include a filter, which is tuned to recognize a dog barking event, and generate an electrical signal in response to recognizing an input signal indicative of a dog's bark. The system further includes a removably pressurized gas reservoir that holds a deterrent fluid under pressure. The system additionally comprises a motor module configured to rotate a shaft in response to the electrical signal from the filter. The canister has a spray nozzle for releasing fluid that affects the dog's senses. In response to rotating the shaft, the spray nozzle is depressed.
Claims37
An pet spray training system, comprising:
- an external housing defining a gas reservoir chamber;
- a sound sensor;
- an electrical circuit electrically coupled to the sound sensor which processes electrical output signals to determine whether the sound sensor has sensed the bark of a dog;
- a motor electrically coupled to the electrical circuit;
- a battery electrically coupled to the motor;
- a gear assembly coupled to the motor;
- a pressurized gas reservoir containing a bark deterrent fluid under pressure, the pressurized gas reservoir being removably mounted within the external housing gas reservoir chamber, the pressurized gas reservoir having a gas reservoir housing, a nozzle coupled to a release valve mechanically coupled to the gear assembly for actuation of the release valve in response to the electrical circuit determining a bark has been detected by the sound sensor.
An pet spray training system, comprising:
- a receiver housing having an internal gas reservoir holding chamber;
- a sensor configured to produce electrical output signals in response to the sensing of a noise;
- an electrical circuit electrically coupled to the sensor, the electrical circuit processes the electrical output signals from the sensor to determine whether the sensor has sensed the bark of a dog;
- a motor electrically coupled to the electrical circuit;
- a battery electrically coupled to the motor;
- a mechanical assembly coupled to the motor;
- a pressurized gas reservoir containing a bark deterrent fluid under pressure, the pressurized gas reservoir being removably mounted within the internal gas reservoir holding chamber, the pressurized gas reservoir having a gas reservoir housing, a nozzle, a release valve in fluid communication with the nozzle and actuateable by the mechanical assembly upon actuation of the motor.
An pet spray training system, comprising:
- a receiver housing;
- a bark sensor;
- a processor coupled to the bark sensor;
- a motor electrically coupled to the processor;
- a battery electrically coupled to the motor and the processor;
- a mechanical assembly coupled to the motor;
- a pressurized gas reservoir containing a pressurized bark deterrent gas, the pressurized gas reservoir being removably mounted within the receiver housing, the pressurized gas reservoir having a gas reservoir housing, a release valve in fluid communication with the nozzle,
- whereby the release valve is actuated by the mechanical assembly upon actuation of the motor in response to the bark sensor and processor sensing a dog's bark.
An pet spray training system, comprising:
- an external housing defining a gas reservoir chamber;
- a wireless receiver;
- an electrical circuit electrically coupled to the wireless receiver which processes electrical output signals from the wireless receiver;
- a motor electrically coupled to the electrical circuit;
- a battery electrically coupled to the motor;
- a gear assembly coupled to the motor;
- a pressurized gas reservoir containing a bark deterrent fluid under pressure, the pressurized gas reservoir being removably mounted within the external housing gas reservoir chamber, the pressurized gas reservoir having a gas reservoir housing, a nozzle coupled to a release valve mechanically coupled to the gear assembly for actuation of the release valve in response to the electrical circuit receiving a signal from the wireless receiver.
An pet spray training system, comprising:
- a receiver housing;
- a wireless receiver;
- a processor coupled to the wireless receiver;
- a motor electrically coupled to the processor;
- a battery electrically coupled to the motor and the processor;
- a mechanical assembly coupled to the motor;
- a pressurized gas reservoir containing a pressurized bark deterrent gas, the pressurized gas reservoir being removably mounted within the receiver housing, the pressurized gas reservoir having a gas reservoir housing, a release valve in fluid communication with the nozzle,
- whereby the release valve is actuated by the mechanical assembly upon actuation of the motor in response to the wireless receiver receiving a wireless signal.
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