18563794. HAIR STYLING APPLIANCE simplified abstract (Dyson Technology Limited)
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HAIR STYLING APPLIANCE
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HAIR STYLING APPLIANCE - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18563794 titled 'HAIR STYLING APPLIANCE
Simplified Explanation:
This patent application describes a hair styling appliance that uses a pair of electrodes and a drive unit to apply a constant frequency alternating voltage to heat hair dielectrically between the electrodes.
- The appliance utilizes a pair of electrodes to heat hair effectively.
- A drive unit applies a constant frequency alternating voltage for consistent heating.
- The technology focuses on heating hair dielectrically between the electrodes.
Key Features and Innovation:
- Pair of electrodes for heating hair
- Drive unit for applying constant frequency alternating voltage
- Dielectric heating technology for effective hair styling
Potential Applications:
The technology can be used in hair salons, beauty parlors, and homes for styling hair efficiently.
Problems Solved:
The technology addresses the need for a consistent and effective way to style hair using heat.
Benefits:
- Consistent heating for better hair styling results
- Efficient and effective hair styling process
- Suitable for professional and personal use
Commercial Applications:
Title: Innovative Hair Styling Appliance for Efficient Hair Styling
This technology can be commercialized for use in hair salons, beauty parlors, and for personal grooming, potentially impacting the hair styling market with its efficient and effective heating capabilities.
Questions about Hair Styling Appliance:
1. How does the constant frequency alternating voltage contribute to the efficiency of the hair styling appliance? 2. What are the potential market implications of this innovative hair styling technology?
Original Abstract Submitted
A hair styling appliance is described having a pair of electrodes, and a drive unit for applying an alternating voltage to the electrodes to heat dielectrically hair located between the electrodes, wherein the frequency of the alternating voltage is constant.
