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US 2021/0138415 A1Published application
Generative Scent Design System
OwnerFrederik DUERINCK, C.M.J. Meeuwenoordinventors
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Abstract
A generative scent design system may used to create unique and custom scents (fragrances, perfumes) in real time based upon input from a user. The system may also be utilized for creating other unique and custom formulations of beverages, alcohols, juices, medications, lotions, shampoos and other products, etc. The generative scent design system may have an input receiver, an input processor, a plurality of scents, a plurality of dispensers, a conveyor belt, a plurality of motion sensors, a container, a label, a cap, and, at least one sound output device.
Claims14
A generative scent design system comprising:
- a frame;
- an input receiver;
- an input processor;
- a plurality of scents;
- a plurality of dispensers;
- a conveyor belt;
- a plurality of motion sensors;
- and,
- a container;
- wherein the plurality of dispensers, the conveyor belt, and the plurality of motion sensors are attached to the frame;
- wherein the input receiver receives data;
- wherein the data is selected from the group consisting of questionnaire answers, user-entered data, social-media based data, biometric feedback, stock exchange based data, weather based data, personal emotion based data, sports based data, sound based data, smell based data, sensor based data, image based data, and combinations thereof;
- wherein the input processor calculates the data to determine a formula containing an amount of each of the plurality of scents;
- wherein the amount of each of the plurality of scents are dispensed from the plurality of dispensers into the container;
- wherein the container is transported on the conveyor belt to allow the container to be movably positioned to receive each of the plurality of scents from each of the plurality of dispensers;
- and,
- wherein the plurality of motion sensors guide the container on the conveyor belt.
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