SENSOR BALL AND HOME APPLIANCE SYSTEM HAVING SAME

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SENSOR BALL AND HOME APPLIANCE SYSTEM HAVING SAME - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240255322 titled 'SENSOR BALL AND HOME APPLIANCE SYSTEM HAVING SAME

Simplified Explanation: The patent application relates to a sensor ball and a home appliance system. The sensor ball includes a case with curved surfaces, a processor on a first board, and multiple sensors on a second board. Some sensors are on the case's outer surface, while others protrude from the case or board.

The sensor ball has a case with curved surfaces.
It contains a processor on a first board.
Multiple sensors are on a second board.
Some sensors are on the case's outer surface.
Other sensors protrude from the case or board.

Potential Applications: 1. Home automation systems. 2. Smart appliances. 3. Environmental monitoring devices.

Problems Solved: 1. Efficient sensing of information from various home appliances. 2. Enhanced data collection capabilities. 3. Improved integration with smart home technology.

Benefits: 1. Enhanced sensor capabilities. 2. Improved data accuracy. 3. Seamless integration with existing home appliances.

Commercial Applications: Smart home technology integration for improved efficiency and convenience in household tasks.

Prior Art: Research on sensor technology in home appliances and automation systems.

Frequently Updated Research: Ongoing developments in sensor technology for smart home applications.

Questions about Sensor Ball Technology: 1. How does the sensor ball improve data collection from home appliances? 2. What are the potential limitations of the sensor ball in different home environments?

Original Abstract Submitted

the present disclosure relates to a sensor ball and a home appliance system having the same. according to one embodiment of the present disclosure, there is provided a sensor ball including a case having at least some curved surfaces, a first board disposed within the case and on which a processor is disposed, and a second board electrically connected to the first board and on which a plurality of sensors are disposed, in which some of the plurality of sensors are disposed on an outer surface of the case or one end of the second board, and the other of the plurality of sensors protrudes from the outer surface of the case or one end of the second board. accordingly, it is possible to stably sense information from various home appliances using the plurality of sensors.