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Granted Patent B2
US 10,207,859 · App. 15/658,087 · Granted Feb 19, 2019

Nutritional substance label system for adaptive conditioning

Inventor: Eugenio Minvielle (Hillsborough, CA)
Assignee: Iceberg Luxembourg S.A.R.L.
B65D85/00A23P10/00B65B61/20B65B61/26B65D77/28G06F19/3475G09B19/0092Y02A90/26
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Patent No.
US 10,207,859
App. No.
15/658,087
Granted
Feb 19, 2019
Kind
B2
Abstract

Disclosed herein are nutritional substance labels that communicate in a format allowing retrieval of adaptive conditioning instructions unique to an individual nutritional product at the time of conditioning and intended to optimize a nutritional, organoleptic, or aesthetic value targeted by the transformer.

Claims (16)

1. A nutritional substance product label system, said system comprising:

an information storage means providing dynamic reference to one or more adaptive conditioning sequences; and

a transformer for transforming a nutritional substance using a recipe comprising a set of settings, a transforming nutritional or organoleptic value associated with the recipe; and

a conditioner for conditioning the nutritional substance after transforming the nutritional substance using an adaptive conditioning sequence, the adaptive conditioning sequence responsive to one or more attribute values sensed during conditioning and the transforming nutritional or organoleptic value, for adaptively altering the conditioning to preserve nutritional or organoleptic values of the nutritional substance being conditioned.

2. A nutritional substance product label system according to claim 1 wherein said information storage means further comprises an RFID tag, a magnetically readable label, or an optically readable label containing the one or more adaptive conditioning sequences.

3. A nutritional substance product label system according to claim 1 wherein said information storage means further comprises an RFID tag, a magnetically readable label, or an optically readable label containing a unique identifier referenced to a database containing the one or more adaptive conditioning sequences.

4. A nutritional substance product label system according to claim 1 wherein consumer input enables selection of a particular adaptive conditioning sequence from the one or more adaptive conditioning sequences.

5. A nutritional substance product label system according to claim 1 wherein said information storage means further comprises the nutritional or organoleptic value associated with each of the one or more adaptive conditioning sequences.

6. A nutritional substance product label system, said system comprising:

an information storage means providing dynamic reference to one or more adaptive conditioning sequences; and

a transformer for transforming a nutritional substance using a recipe comprising a set of settings a transforming nutritional or organoleptic values associated with the recipe being determined by the transformer through calculation using a nutritional or organoleptic value of the transformed nutritional substance following transformation; and

an adaptive conditioning sequence executable by conditioners to condition the nutritional substance after transforming the nutritional substance, the adaptive conditioning sequence responsive to one or more attribute values sensed during conditioning and the transforming nutritional or organoleptic value, for adaptively altering the conditioning to preserve nutritional or organoleptic values of the nutritional substance being conditioned.

7. A nutritional substance product label system according to claim 6 wherein said information storage means further comprises an RFID tag, a magnetically readable label, or an optically readable label containing the one or more adaptive conditioning sequences.

8. A nutritional substance product label system according to claim 6 wherein said information storage means further comprises an RFID tag, a magnetically readable label, or an optically readable label containing a unique identifier referenced to a database containing the one or more adaptive conditioning sequences.

9. A nutritional substance product label system according to claim 6 wherein consumer input enables selection of a particular adaptive conditioning sequence from the one or more adaptive conditioning sequences.

10. A nutritional substance product label system according to claim 6 wherein said information storage means further comprises the target nutritional or organoleptic value associated with each of the one or more adaptive conditioning sequences.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Apr 6, 2018
From: MINVIELLE, EUGENIO
To: ICEBERG LUXEMBOURG S.A.R.L.
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Continuity (7)
Division 14080768 · Nov 14, 2013
Continuation In Part 13684113 · Nov 21, 2012
Continuation 13485863 · May 31, 2012
Provisional Application 61625002 · Apr 16, 2012
Provisional Application 61625010 · Apr 16, 2012
Provisional Application 61624992 · Apr 16, 2012
Related Publication 20170320655A1 · Nov 9, 2017
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