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Granted Patent B2
US 12,337,491 · App. 16/443,878 · Granted Jun 24, 2025

Advanced deep learning health related sensor integration and data acquisition apparatus, method, and system

Inventors: David Kyle Miller (Washington, DC); William Lloyd Huston (Palo Alto, CA); James Lowell Ramsey Clarke (Washington, DC)
Assignee: Forward Entertainment & Technology LLC
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Patent No.
US 12,337,491
App. No.
16/443,878
Granted
Jun 24, 2025
Kind
B2
Abstract

The general field of the disclosure herein relates to the design of one or more health related monitoring or maintenance devices. These devices may include but are not limited to devices that monitor and/or maintain the health of users or devices that monitor and/or maintain the health of assets. The devices include oral cleaning devices for maintaining and monitoring the oral health of users, clothing for monitoring the health and fitness of users and charging pads which may monitor the health or assets being charged. Sensors may be integrated in these devices including but not limited to IMUs, thermocouples or oral cleaning devices, IMUs in clothing like shoes or wrist bands, or timers or charging sensors in magnetic surfaces which may cause one or more objects and/or other magnetic surfaces to float when a desired function is achieved.

Claims (45)

1. An oral-hygiene device and holder comprising:

a) a stem affixed to an oscillator,

b) one or more dampers around a section of the stem,

c) one or more magnets on the oral hygiene device, allowing the holder to direct the oral hygiene device, or a screw in mechanism allowing the oral hygiene device to be screwed into the holder, one of the two having a male connection component and the other a female,

d) a magnetic field mechanism adjuster,

e) one or more sensors,

f) one or more response mechanisms, wherein the oral-hygiene device is a brush configured to be attached to or levitated from the holder at a magnetic linkage, and the brush comprises a magnetic attachment matched on the brush and a magnetic assembly allowing for force dampening as user cleans their teeth, wherein an additional sensory feedback is applied including, but not limited to, visual, audio, or tactile, to notify one or more users or provide feedback related to the force dampening on the brush, wherein the oral hygiene device comprises an electromagnetically interfaced application which displays data transmitted from the electromagnetic communication device and interpreted by the application, the electromagnetically interfaced application comprises a tooth efficacy clean AI algorithm and machine learning.

2. The oral-hygiene device of claim 1 further comprising:

a) a charging module,

b) one or more batteries,

c) a charging station compatible battery,

d) a magnet on the oral-hygiene device allowing the holder to direct the oral-hygiene device, and a screw in mechanism allowing the instrument to be screwed into the holder, one of the two having a male connection component and the other a female,

or

e) wherein one or more of the magnets may rest on or about a brush holder comprising one or more electromagnets with an opposing charge to said brush magnets.

3. The oral-hygiene device of claim 2 further comprising:

a) a web enabled device that transmits or records data associated with usage,

b) one or more sensors on or about the brush head

c) an electromagnetic communication device

d) a brush head with the ability to move 360 degrees.

4. The oral-hygiene device of claim 3 further comprising:

one or more pressure regulation devices.

5. The oral-hygiene device of claim 4 further comprising:

a charging compatible battery.

6. The oral-hygiene device of claim 3 wherein one or more of said sensors is a temperature monitoring device, force detection sensor, camera device and/or timer.

7. The oral-hygiene device of claim 6 further comprising:

a charging-port.

8. The oral-hygiene device of claim 1 further comprising

a) a deep learning algorithm

b) an interface to connect with a trained professional.

9. The oral-hygiene device of claim 8 further comprising

a) a compressible motorized brush.

10. An oral-hygiene device and holder comprising:

a) a stem affixed to an oscillator,

b) one or more dampers around a section of the stem,

c) one or more magnets on the oral-hygiene device allowing the holder to direct the oral-hygiene device, and a screw in mechanism allowing the oral hygiene device to be screwed into the holder, one of the two having a male connection component and the other a female,

d) a magnetic field mechanism adjuster,

e) one or more sensors,

f) one or more response mechanisms, wherein the oral-hygiene device further comprises:

i) one or more fluid spraying nozzles,

ii) one or more fluid-holding chambers,

iii) any number of fluid tank holders,

and

iv) a cpu which interfaces with a server via a home network or internet connection, wherein said server further comprises language processing software which allows the server to respond and perform functions based on a user's verbal commands.

11. The oral-hygiene device of claim 10 , further comprising a vibration pressure mechanism, wherein said cpu interfaces with a server via a home network or internet connection, wherein said server further an operating system which allows the server to guide the oral-hygiene device allowing the device to autonomously react to motion within the user's oral cavity or allowing the device to autonomously respond in adjusting the pressure regulating mechanism.

12. The oral-hygiene device of claim 10 , wherein said language processing software also detects and processes information regarding the user's language, guiding the device by sending information back to the device directing the device to respond verbally to the user in the language detected.

Assignments (2)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Aug 25, 2025
From: FORWARD ENTERTAINMENT & TECHNOLOGY LLC
To: BAY STREET HOSPITALITY
Reel/Frame 072104/0664 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jun 25, 2023
From: MAGNIFIED AI, LLC; HUSTON, WILLIAM LLOYD; MILLER, DAVID KYLE; CLARKE, JAMES LOWELL RAMSEY
To: FORWARD ENTERTAINMENT & TECHNOLOGY, LLC
Reel/Frame 064051/0871 →
Continuity (5)
Continuation In Part 15951172 · Apr 12, 2018
Provisional Application 62484870 · Apr 12, 2017
Provisional Application 62687248 · Jun 20, 2018
Related Publication 20200397546A1 · Dec 24, 2020
Related Publication 20220395359A9 · Dec 15, 2022
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