Toilet with Floating Bowl for Weighing Excreta
A toilet comprising a frame; a bowl for receiving excreta; at least one outlet from the bowl; at least one first weight sensor on the frame supporting the bowl; and a processor receiving data from the at least one first weight sensor is disclosed. A toilet comprising a bowl for receiving excreta; at least one bowl outlet; at least one first weight sensor supporting the weight of the bowl; and a low-load bearing seal on the at least one outlet is also disclosed.
1 . A toilet comprising:
a frame;
a floating bowl for receiving excreta;
at least one outlet from the bowl;
at least one bowl weight sensor on the frame supporting the bowl and configured to measure the weight of anything added to the bowl; and
a processor receiving data from the at least one first weight sensor.
2 . The toilet of claim 1 further comprising:
a seat supported by at least one seat weight sensor on the frame, configured to measure at least a portion of the weight of a user seated thereon; and
wherein the processor receives data from the at least one seat weight sensor.
3 . The toilet of claim 1 further comprising a low-load bearing seal on the at least one outlet.
4 . The toilet of claim 3 wherein the low-load bearing seal is an S-seal.
5 . The toilet of claim 1 wherein the toilet comprises at least two outlets from the bowl.
6 . The toilet of claim 5 further comprising a low-load bearing seal on each of the two outlet.
7 . The toilet of claim 6 wherein the low-load bearing seal is an S-seal.
8 . The toilet of claim 1 further comprising at least one sensor for determining at least one property of excreta.
9 . The toilet of claim 8 wherein the at least one sensor is selected from the group consisting of MOS, CCD, spectrometers, volume measurement devices, weight sensors, temperature gauges, chromatographs, mass spectrometers, and gas analyzers.
10 . The toilet of claim 1 further comprising at least one sensor for detecting health and wellness data about the user.
11 . The toilet of claim 10 wherein the at least one sensor is selected from the group consisting of MOS, CCD, spectrometers, volume measurement devices, weight sensors, temperature gauges, chromatographs, mass spectrometers, and gas analyzers.
12 . A toilet comprising:
a bowl for receiving excreta;
at least one bowl outlet;
at least one bowl weight sensor supporting the weight of the bowl and configured to detect the weight anything added to the bowl; and
a low-load bearing seal on the at least one outlet.
13 . The toilet of claim 12 wherein the low-load bearing seal is an S-seal.
14 . The toilet of claim 12 further comprising a seat supported by at least one seat weight sensor.
15 . The toilet of claim 14 further comprising a processor that receives data from the at least one seat weight sensor.
16 . The toilet of claim 12 wherein the at least one outlet comprises two outlets.
17 . The toilet of claim 12 further comprising handles for the user to grasp.
18 . The toilet of claim 17 wherein the handles further comprise at least one sensor for detecting health and wellness data from the user.
19 . The toilet of claim 12 further comprising sensors for detecting health and wellness data about the user.
20 . The toilet of claim 19 wherein the health assessment devices are selected from the group consisting of MOS, CCD, spectrometers, volume measurement devices, weight sensors, temperature gauges, chromatographs, mass spectrometers, and gas analyzers.
21 . The toilet of claim 12 wherein the at least one outlet comprises two outlets.
22 . A toilet comprising:
an internal frame;
a bowl supported by the internal frame; and
a shroud covering the frame and the sides of the bowl.