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Granted Patent B2
US 9,820,508 · App. 14/223,421 · Granted Nov 21, 2017

Wearable electronic simulated smoking device

Inventors: Scott M. Arnel (Oyster Bay, NY); Eric Schmiesing (Syosset, NY)
A24F47/002A24F47/008A44C5/0007A44C9/0053
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Patent No.
US 9,820,508
App. No.
14/223,421
Granted
Nov 21, 2017
Kind
B2
Abstract

A wearable electronic simulated smoking device ( 100, 100′, 100 ″) is provided for delivery of a desired active ingredient responsive to a user's inhalation through the device ( 100, 100′, 100 ″). The device ( 100, 100′, 100 ″) includes an elongated tubular member ( 110 ) having at least one reversibly bendable portion ( 112, 112 a, 112 b ) to at least partially encompass a portion of a user's body and is releasably retainable thereat. Device ( 100, 100′, 100 ″) includes a nebulization chamber 140 supplied with a liquid smoking composition ( 132 ) held in a fluid container ( 130 ) and enabled by a controller ( 150 ) responsive to detection of a user's inhalation through the device ( 100, 100′, 100 ″).

Claims (12)

1. A wearable electronic simulated smoking device, comprising:

an elongated tubular body configured to form an arcuate shape at least partially encompassing a portion of a user's body, said tubular body having at least one fixedly arcuate shaped portion, said tubular body further having an air inlet formed therein, a suction opening, and a fluid flow path therebetween;

a fluid reservoir disposed in said tubular body for providing a supply of a liquid smoking composition;

a nebulization chamber disposed in said tubular body in fluid communication with said fluid reservoir and said fluid flow path;

a sensor disposed in fluid communication with said fluid flow path for detecting an inhalation by the user;

a controller coupled to said sensor and said nebulization chamber, said controller being configured to activate said nebulization chamber responsive to said sensor detecting inhalation by the user to generate vapor from said liquid smoking composition and add said vapor to air drawn through said fluid flow path; and

a power supply coupled to said controller.

2. The wearable electronic simulated smoking device as recited in claim 1 , where said arcuate shaped portion of said tubular body has opposing ends thereof respectively joined to a reversibly bendable portion to provide releasable retention of said device about the user's body.

3. The wearable electronic simulated smoking device as recited in claim 2 , where each said bendable portion has an annular wall formed of a flexible material.

4. The wearable electronic simulated smoking device as recited in claim 2 , where each said bendable portion has an annular wall formed to define a flexible structure.

5. The wearable electronic simulated smoking device as recited in claim 1 , where said suction opening is formed in a mouthpiece member coupled to said arcuate shaped portion of said tubular body.

6. The wearable electronic simulated smoking device as recited in claim 5 , where said mouthpiece member is formed of a light transmissive material for viewing illumination from an indicator located internal to said tubular body.

Continuity (1)
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