Haircare appliance
AssigneeDyson Technology Limited
InventorsSheh Nee YEOH, Stephen Benjamin COURTNEY, David Andrew TIBBETTS, Ayrton Lloyd Taylor PEEL, Maurizio BALLARATI
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AssigneeDyson Technology Limited
InventorsSheh Nee YEOH, Stephen Benjamin COURTNEY, David Andrew TIBBETTS, Ayrton Lloyd Taylor PEEL, Maurizio BALLARATI
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A haircare appliance has an air inlet, an air outlet, and an airflow generator for generating an airflow from the air inlet to the air outlet. The haircare appliance has a signal generator configured to generate a signal indicative of hair contacting the haircare appliance. The airflow generator includes a first operating mode in which the airflow generator generates airflow at a first flow rate, and a second operating mode in which the airflow generator generates airflow at a second flow rate greater than the first flow rate. The airflow generator is configured to operate in the first operating mode in the absence of the signal and in the second operating mode in the presence of the signal.
A haircare appliance comprising:
An attachment for a haircare appliance comprising an airflow generator disposed in a handle unit, the attachment comprising an air outlet, a contact portion for contacting hair, and a signal generator for generating a signal indicative of hair contacting the contact portion.
A handle unit for a haircare appliance, the handle unit comprising a receiver configured to receive a signal indicative of hair contacting the haircare appliance, and an airflow generator for generating an airflow through the haircare appliance, wherein the airflow generator comprises a first operating mode in which the airflow generator generates airflow at a first flow rate, and a second operating mode in which the airflow generator generates airflow at a second flow rate greater than the first flow rate, and the airflow generator is configured to operate in the first operating mode in the absence of the signal and in the second operating mode in the presence of the signal.
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