Modular fan assembly
In accordance with the present disclosure a modular air treatment system is disclosed. The modular air treatment system includes a fan apparatus having a base to removably couple to at least one of an air filter and/or a humidifier, wherein the fan apparatus includes a fan body with at least one convex surface and a nozzle to output air along the at least one convex surface.
1. A modular air treatment system comprising:
a base;
a fan body to rotatably couple to the base;
a fan head with a nozzle for outputting an airflow within a surrounding environment, the fan head rotatably coupled to the fan body;
wherein the fan body rotates about the base along a first axis of rotation, the first axis of rotation being substantially in parallel with a longitudinal axis of the fan body, and wherein the fan head rotates about the fan body along a second axis of rotation, the second axis of rotation being substantially perpendicular relative to the longitudinal axis of the fan body.
2. The modular air treatment system of claim 1 , wherein the first and second axis of rotation collectively allow the nozzle to rotate 360 degrees about the first and second rotational axis to direct air flow at areas of interest within the surrounding environment.
3. A modular air treatment system comprising:
a base;
a fan body to rotatably couple to the base;
a fan head with a nozzle for outputting an airflow within a surrounding environment, the fan head rotatably coupled to the fan body;
wherein the fan head includes at least one sensor to determine at least one characteristic of a surrounding environment, the at least one characteristic comprises room dimensions for the surrounding environment, proximity to one or more walls within the surrounding environment, location of one or more additional modular air treatment systems relative to the modular air treatment system, a global positioning satellite position (GPS) of the modular air treatment system, and/or a thermal map of the surrounding environment.
4. The modular air treatment system of claim 3 , wherein the at least one sensor comprises at least one of a red-green-blue depth (RGB-D) camera sensor, a stereo camera sensor, a global positioning satellite (GPS) sensor, a microphone, a thermal imaging sensor, a temperature sensor, a particulate measurement device and/or a humidity sensor.
5. The modular air treatment system of claim 3 , wherein the fan head is configured to rotate 360 degrees about a horizontal axis and a vertical axis.
6. A modular air treatment system comprising:
a base;
a fan body to rotatably couple to the base;
a fan head with a nozzle for outputting an airflow within a surrounding environment, the fan head rotatably coupled to the fan body;
wherein the fan head includes at least one sensor to determine at least one characteristic of a surrounding environment, and
wherein the fan head rotates to a plurality of positions about the horizontal and vertical axis to provide airflow within the surrounding environment based at least in part on data from the at least one sensor.
7. The modular air treatment system of claim 6 , further comprising a controller to cause the fan head to rotate to the plurality of positions based on a predefined command sequence stored in a memory.
8. The modular air treatment system of claim 7 , wherein the controller is configured to measure effectiveness of a first predefined command sequence relative to a second predefined command sequence.
9. The modular air treatment system of claim 8 , wherein the controller is configured to measure effectiveness of the first predefined command sequence relative to the second predefined command sequence based on data from one or more particulate sensors.
10. The modular air treatment system of claim 7 , wherein the controller is configured to receive a first particulate measurement before performing a predefined command sequence, and a second particulate measurement after or during performance of the predefined command sequence.
11. The modular air treatment system of claim 10 , wherein the controller is configured to send a message to a remote server based on a difference between the first and second particulate measurements.
12. The modular air treatment system of claim 7 , wherein the controller is configured to receive an update message from a remote server, and in response to receiving the update message, storing and/or modifying a predefined command sequence stored in the memory.
13. The modular air treatment system of claim 7 , wherein the controller is configured to send one or more commands to a robotic vacuum cleaner to cause the robotic vacuum to target one or more areas of interest for cleaning purposes.