Flushing toilet for cat
AssigneeHululu Pet Technology, Inc.
InventorChih-Sheng WANG
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Abstract
A flushing toilet for a cat is provided which can be placed on a regular household toilet. The flushing toilet includes a basin body, an inflow module, a cat litter supply module, a sensor, and a controller. The basin body includes a bottom gate. The inflow module is configured to supply water to the basin body. The cat litter supply module is configured to provide cat litter to the basin body. The sensor is configured to detect a use condition of the basin body. When the sensor detects that the basin body has been used, the controller is configured to control the inflow module to supply water to the basin body, to control the bottom gate to be opened and closed, and then to control the cat litter supply module to dispense the cat litter to the basin body.
Claims17
A flushing toilet for a cat, comprising:
- a basin body, comprising a bottom gate;
- an inflow module arranged on the basin body and configured to supply water to the basin body;
- a cat litter supply module arranged on the basin body;
- a sensor arranged in the basin body or the cat litter supply module;
- and
- a controller electrically connected to the bottom gate of the basin body, the inflow module, the cat litter supply module, and the sensor, wherein
- in response to detecting that excrement exists in the basin body or detecting that a pet has used the basin body by the sensor, the controller is configured to control the inflow module to supply water to the basin body, control the bottom gate to be opened and closed, and control the cat litter supply module to supply cat litter to the basin body:
- wherein the bottom gate comprises a lid, a slider, and a driver;
- one end of the lid is pivotally connected to a lower surface of a bottom plate of the basin body, and an opening of the bottom plate is selectively closed or opened by the lid;
- the slider is slidably arranged on the lower surface of the bottom plate;
- the driver is arranged on the bottom plate, and is configured to drive the slider to move between a first position and a second position;
- in response to the slider being in the first position, the slider blocks beneath the lid and causes the lid to close the opening of the bottom plate;
- and in response to the slider being in the second position, the slider moves away from beneath the lid, and causes the lid to open the opening of the bottom plate.
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A flushing toilet for a cat, comprising:
- a basin body, comprising a bottom gate and an accommodating slot, wherein the bottom gate is arranged in the accommodating slot, and the basin body is selectively arranged on a toilet;
- an inflow module arranged on the basin body and configured to supply water to the accommodating slot;
- a sensor arranged on the basin body;
- and
- a controller electrically connected to the bottom gate of the basin body, the inflow module, and the sensor, wherein
- in response to detecting that excrement exists in the accommodating slot or detects that a pet has used the basin body by the sensor, the controller is configured to control the flushing module to supply water to the accommodating slot, and control the bottom gate to be opened or closed:
- wherein the bottom gate comprises a lid, a slider, and a driver;
- one end of the lid is pivotally connected to a lower surface of a bottom plate of the basin body, and an opening of the bottom plate is selectively closed or opened by the lid;
- the slider is slidably arranged on the lower surface of the bottom plate;
- the driver is arranged on the bottom plate, and is configured to drive the slider to move between a first position and a second position;
- in response to the slider being in the first position, the slider blocks beneath the lid and causes the lid to close the opening of the bottom plate;
- and in response to the slider being in the second position, the slider moves away from beneath the lid, and causes the lid to open the opening of the bottom plate.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.