Electrostatic atomizer for liquids
An electrostatic atomizer for liquids, in particular cosmetics, is proposed, at least comprising a housing, an electrical energy source, an activation mechanism, control electronics, a high-voltage source, a liquid tank, a delivery device and atomizer nozzles, the control electronics and the high-voltage source being arranged in an interior space of the housing. It is provided that the control electronics either comprise at least one sensor or comprise at least one transmitting and/or receiving module or comprise at least one sensor and at least one transmitting and/or receiving module.
1. A handheld electrostatic cosmetic atomizer, comprising:
a housing having a grip portion and having an interior space in which an electrical energy source, an activation mechanism, control electronics, a voltage source, and atomizer nozzles are arranged;
a liquid tank containing a cosmetic liquid; and
a memory in the form of an RFID marking on the liquid tank, which is read by and written to the control electronics,
wherein the memory is situated on the liquid tank and is physically separate from, but immediately adjacent to the control electronics located within the housing, and wherein the memory is located proximate and below the atomizer nozzles in a use state of the handheld atomizer,
wherein the control electronics comprise at least one first sensor that detects an amount of the cosmetic liquid taken from the liquid tank,
wherein the control electronics comprise second sensors and at least one transmitting and/or receiving module,
wherein the second sensors of the control electronics each detect a movement of the atomizer in space, whereby the control electronics detect, store and analyze changes in movement sequences of the handheld atomizer,
wherein the control electronics detect and store use data of the handheld wherein the at least one transmitting and/or receiving module provides user specific data about an individual user to the atomizer, and atomizer from the individual user and the user specific data about the individual user, so that the handheld atomizer dispenses the cosmetic liquid based on the use data of the handheld atomizer for the individual and the user specific data about the individual user.
2. The handheld electrostatic cosmetic atomizer as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the control electronics further comprise at least one sensor that detects an intensity and/or a wavelength of incident light.
3. The handheld electrostatic cosmetic atomizer as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the control electronics further comprise at least one sensor that detects an air temperature and/or a humidity of air in an area surrounding the atomizer.
4. The handheld electrostatic cosmetic atomizer as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the electrical energy source is a chargeable electrical store, and
wherein the handheld atomizer further comprises at least one charging device for charging the electrical energy source, wherein the charging device has a standardized connection.
5. The handheld electrostatic cosmetic atomizer as claimed in claim 4 , wherein the electrical energy source is a chargeable electrical store,
wherein the handheld atomizer further comprises at least one charging device for charging the electrical energy source,
wherein the charging device is an electromagnetic coil of an inductive charging device, and
wherein the electromagnetic coil is arranged within the housing, either on a head portion or on the grip portion.
6. The handheld electrostatic cosmetic atomizer as claim in claim 4 , wherein the charging device has a USB connection.
7. The handheld electrostatic cosmetic atomizer as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the control electronics comprise a number of sensors that detect a temperature and/or a humidity of air in an area surrounding the handheld atomizer, and that detect an intensity and/or a wavelength of incident light.
8. A method for operating the handheld electrostatic cosmetic atomizer as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the control electronics transfer sensor data from at least one of the at least one sensor via at least one of the at least one transmitting and/or receiving module to an external device, and
wherein the external device performs at least one of processing the data, displaying the data, and transmitting the data.
9. A method for operating the handheld electrostatic cosmetic atomizer as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the control electronics obtain sensor data of at least one of the first and second sensors via at least one of at least one transmitting and/or receiving module from an external device, and
wherein the control electronics performs at least one of processing the data, displaying the data, and transmitting the data.
10. A method for operating the handheld electrostatic cosmetic atomizer as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the control electronics transfer data concerning operating state data and/or device parameter data via at least one of the at least one transmitting and/or receiving module to an external device, and
wherein the external device performs at least one of processing the data, displaying the data, and transmitting the data.
11. A method for operating the handheld electrostatic cosmetic atomizer as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the control electronics obtain data via at least one of the at least one transmitting and/or receiving module from an external device, and the control electronics process and/or display transmit the data to provide operating states or device parameters.
12. The handheld electrostatic cosmetic atomizer according to claim 1 , wherein the control electronics further comprise at least one sensor that detects a voltage and/or a current intensity of the voltage source.
13. The handheld electrostatic cosmetic atomizer according to claim 1 , wherein the at least one transmitting and/or receiving module is connectable via a radio link to a cell phone or tablet.