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- the disclosure relates to a hands-free infrared temperature reader.
- the embodiment allows the user to easily and consistently know the temperature at which they are consuming CBD/THC concentrates in a convenient posture.
- the CBD industry is a lucrative industry that garnered much attention over the last decade by legalizing cannabis and other related products in various states for medicinal and even recreational purposes with Illinois becoming the latest state to legalize cannabis.
- prior attempts at using a device such as a forward facing or horizontal angled infrared gun for reading the temperature of small objects required the user to hold the device in position fixed on objects as small as ⁇ 25-30 mm was very inconvenient.
- users have been known to use devices such as an hourglass or similar product which poses its own challenges not to mention the inaccuracies associated.
- the dish is an apparatus that users utilize to hold the CBD/THC concentrates while it is heated for purposes of consuming.
- the act of holding the device fixed on the dish at a certain angle can be very awkward.
- the method of using infrared thermometers involve the user pointing the device and holding a trigger, but this method is not an efficient process due to the possibility mistakes. To elaborate, a person's hand can shake frequently during a short period of time causing an inaccurate reading.
- a hands-free apparatus to provide an overall efficient experience for users.
- an apparatus that can be placed in a stationary position with two infrared sensors for collecting temperature data of CBD/THC concentrates.
- One sensor is designed as an upright or vertical faring device in a fixed position where the second sensor can be designed as an arm that can be moved in an upward or downward position that provides a method for individuals to access an infrared reader Without difficulty by placing the CBD/THC dish positioned above the fixed upright sensor or below the moveable infrared sensor device.
- a reliable and accurate method of scanning temperature that will drastically decrease the risk of overheating while consuming CBD/THC that will be convenient and provide a pleasurable experience for the user.
- an apparatus for accurately reading the temperature of CBD/THC concentrates without the need for holding and aiming a forward facing traditional infrared thermometer typically referred to as an infrared gun.
- the apparatus provides an efficient and practical way for users to determine the temperature of CBD/THC Isolates.
- the embodiment comprises a device that can be placed on a flat surface which includes an upright device that is used as an infrared temperature scanning device.
- the user will be able to hold the heated CBD/THC dish, without worry of inaccuracy, over the center of an upright vertical device with an orifice along the top surface for monitoring temperature readings.
- the apparatus can also be designed with an arm that has the capability to provide infrared scanning capabilities by being adjusted above the dish in a manner that would allow scanning capabilities below the dish or in the top portion of the dish.
- the arm maybe fixed in either an upward or downward position by utilizing lock mechanisms and can be placed in a free state for movement at the will of the user.
- the TempTech will provide a very user-friendly option to previous methods of using traditions infrared thermometers.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective front- view of an apparatus for reading the temperature of CBD/THC concentrates without the need for holding and aiming a traditional infrared thermometer, the illustration also includes a perspective view of a dish positioned over the sensor, according to a preferred embodiment of the invention;
- FIG. 2 is a top view illustrating an apparatus for reading the temperature of CBD/THC concentrates without the need for holding and aiming a traditional infrared thermometer, according to a preferred embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 3 is a rear view illustrating an apparatus for reading the temperature of CBD/THC concentrates without the need for holding and aiming a traditional infrared thermometer, according to a preferred embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 4 is a perspective front-view of an apparatus for reading the temperature of CBD/THC concentrates without the need for holding and aiming a traditional infrared thermometer to include a moveable arm, according to a preferred embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 5 this figure presents a system diagram for an exemplary system configuration consistent with certain embodiments of the present invention, according to a preferred embodiment of the invention.
- the inventor has conceived, an apparatus for reading the temperature of CBD/THC concentrates without the need for holding and aiming a traditional infrared thermometer.
- the embodiment further allows users to read the temperature of various products by using a hands-free device.
- Reference throughout this document to a first communication device refers to a variety of components that operates using any means of internet connection or similar modem that transmits packets of data that allow smart devices (such as phones, tablets, computers, handheld devices, game devices, etc.) to be updated when they receive data.
- smart devices such as phones, tablets, computers, handheld devices, game devices, etc.
- the ability of a mobile device to collect such data is important when compiling critical information to relay to the user.
- Reference throughout this document to a sensor refers to a variety of components that operates using any means of technology to detect the presence of an object or collect data.
- the term object may incorporate any obstruction or sizeable matter and is not limited to humans or animals.
- CBD/THC concentrates as used herein are high potency extracts of the hemp plant and marijuana that contain high levels of cannabinoid CBD/THC
- a vertical infrared device as used herein may include an upward facing device connected to the body of the proposed embodiment for reading the temperature of various CBD/THC products by using infrared technology.
- An LCD display as used herein refers to a screen that displays the various settings for the embodiment.
- Control panel as used herein is a panel surface located beneath the LCD display for adjusting the settings.
- the dish is an apparatus that individuals and groups utilize to place CBD/THC concentrates In to assist with consuming.
- the TempTech device is comprised of a body that is shaped with an angled top surface, front surface, rear surface, 2 sides, and a bottom.
- the angled top incorporates an LCD screen that is flush to the top-side surface of the angled body.
- the screen further aluminates to display multiple color screens depending on the selected functionality.
- the LCD screen also has various icons on the screen to allow a user to select various options while using the TempTech.
- the LCD icons will display symbols of critical functions such as a battery icon to provide notification of battery life remaining.
- the LCD screen comprises a number of features for adjusting the reading capabilities.
- the embodiment will include 3 settings which will allow the user to set desired values such as “Min”, “Max”,, and “Alarm”.
- desired values such as “Min”, “Max”,, and “Alarm”.
- the backlight When the device is powered on and in scan mode, if the collected reading is below the “Min” value, the backlight will be blue and the word “Cold” will be displayed on the screen. This signals to the user in a visual manner that the CBD/THC concentrates are not hot enough. If the scanned value is above the “Max” value, the backlight will be red and the word “Hot” will be displayed on the screen. This signals to the user in a visual manner that the CBD THC concentrates are too hot.
- the backlight will be green and the word “Ready” will be displayed on the screen.
- the red backlight would be on and “Hot” would be displayed on the screen when the temperature reading reached 651° F. and above.
- the green backlight would be on and display “Ready” on the screen. Under the same premise, when the scanned reading is at 599° F.
- the Blue backlight would be on and “Cold” would be displayed on the screen.
- the audible alarm would go off at 630° F.
- the embodiment may include a “sleep” mode that dims the screen and stops scanning when it's turned on, but not in use. This option is mode will be used for conserving on battery and extending the life of the LCD screen. When the user is ready to use It again, they will merely press anyone of the function buttons to “wake” it up and continue reading the temperature.
- the TempTech includes an upward facing infrared device that is critical at capturing temperature data from the external objects.
- the angle of the upward facing infrared device is critical because it allows for ease by allowing a user to simply position a CBD/THC product such as a dish above the upward facing infrared device without the need to aim.
- the infrared device can be designed adjacent to the left or right of the body.
- the infrared sensor device has an orifice cavity along the top side of the cylinder that utilizes traditional infrared technology to scan temperature signatures in a unique way. Users will find it easy to have the ability to hold a CBD/THC product over the orifice and have the device quickly scan its temperature.
- the TempTech can be configured to include an arm that is moveable.
- the arm will include the same Infrared scanning capabilities as the upward facing infrared device except that the user will have the option to rotate and shift the arm in either an upward position or downward position and where necessary the user may fix the arm in an angle to scan the temperature in a desired position.
- the embodiment includes at least three buttons that are used to control critical settings for adjusting temperature and power settings.
- buttons that are used to control critical settings for adjusting temperature and power settings.
- the embodiment can be placed in a “sleep” mode utilizing the designated buttons on the control panel
- the control panel will also include buttons to set temperature parameters to notify the user in the event of abnormal temperature readings.
- the invention may even utilize Bluetooth technology for wireless devices and incorporate a software application that can be installed on mobile devices such as mobile phones and tablets to receive the temperature readings for data collection.
- the invention has a DC port and a detachable power cord.
- the TempTech will allow users to remove the cord when necessary for purposes such as replacing a faulty cord due to damage and the like.
- the DC port will be designed in an ideal location along the rear panel of the TempTech.
- the invention also includes an on/off power switch to allow the user to easily turn the power on and off depending on preference.
- the invention will include a rechargeable lithium-ion battery. Combined with an optional “sleep” mode the battery life will last even longer and will be a great option to this invention.
- the TempTech utilizes a Bluetooth technology or similar technology that is connected to a surveillance communication system which communicates to a first communication device such as a computer, Android tablet, or iPhone etc. but is not limited to these examples.
- a first communication device such as a computer, Android tablet, or iPhone etc.
- the Bluetooth technology is in constant contact with both the surveillance communication system and the first communication at all- times and will continuously transmit data; in a non-limiting example, users may initiate additional functions by manually alerting the surveillance communication system installed on the TempTech.
- TempTech can include a setting that will adjust the sensor reading capabilities to provide the sensor with a preselected distance in which the target is positioned which will allow the sensor to read accurate temperature data by taking into account the distance of the target.
- the TempTech will provide a very user-friendly option to previous methods of using traditional infrared thermometers.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective front-view of an apparatus for reading the temperature 100 of CBD/THC concentrates without the need for holding and aiming an infrared thermometer, according to a preferred embodiment of the invention.
- an apparatus for reading the temperature of CBD/THC concentrates comprises an upright vertical sensor 110 for collecting temperature readings of a cylinder structure comprising a top surface with a ferruced opening.
- the dish 150 Is positioned in a location above the upright vertical sensor 110 .
- the upright vertical sensor device 110 is at least 1′′ wide by 2′′ in height with a 1 ⁇ 2′′ orifice depth.
- the apparatus 100 further includes a control panel 120 for adjusting the infrared readings for the CBD/THC concentrates.
- the LCD screen 120 can be manufactured in black or a color that will be suitable for the user and also include an optional sleep mode to help preserve the We of the LCD screen 120 .
- the LCD screen 120 further includes various icons 140 that will be displayed to assist the user with making necessary selections and or collecting information.
- the necessary adjustments include settings for scanning distance, minimum, maximum, and alarm settings to allow the user to be notified of critical parameters, in other embodiments, the apparatus 100 can include a rechargeable lithium-ion battery to increase the energy life of the apparatus.
- FIG. 2 is a top view illustrating an apparatus for reading the temperature 200 of CBD/THC concentrates without the need for holding and aiming an infrared thermometer, according to a preferred embodiment of the invention.
- apparatus for reading the temperature of CBD/THC concentrates comprises an upright infrared device 210 of a cylinder-shaped structure composing a top surface with an orifice cavity that allows for temperature scanning.
- the embodiment includes an LCD display screen 220 for showing the collected temperature reading from the CBD/THC concentrates.
- the LCD screen further includes various icons 240 that will be displayed to assist the user with making necessary selections and or collecting information.
- the embodiment 200 further includes at least three buttons for making necessary adjustments.
- FIG. 3 is a rear-view Illustrating an apparatus for reading the temperature 300 of CBD/THC concentrates without the need for holding and aiming an infrared thermometer, according to a preferred embodiment of the invention.
- apparatus for reading the temperature of CBD/THC concentrates comprises a power on/off switch 310 .
- the embodiment also Includes a DC input port 320 to Insert a power cord 330 when in use.
- FIG. 4 is a perspective front-view of an apparatus for reading the temperature 400 of CBD/THC concentrates without the need for holding and aiming an infrared thermometer, according to a preferred embodiment of the invention.
- an apparatus for reading the temperature of CBD/THC concentrates comprises an upright vertical sensor 450 for collecting temperature readings of a cylinder structure comprising a top surface with a ferruced opening.
- the upright vertical sensor device 450 includes an alternate rotating arm 410 .
- the rotating arm includes a scanning sensor 410 F, a swivel head 410 D, an upper rotating hinge 410 B, a middle rotating hinge 410 G, and lower rotating hinge 410 H.
- the upper, middle, and lower hinges all have a locking mechanism 410 A that can be used to lock the hinges in a fixed position.
- the apparatus 400 further includes a control panel 420 for adjusting the infrared readings for the CBD/THC concentrates.
- the LCD screen 420 can be manufactured in black or a color that will be suitable for the user and also include an optional sleep mode to help preserve the life of the LCD screen 420 .
- the LCD screen 420 further includes various icons 440 that will be displayed to assist the user with making necessary selections and or collecting information.
- the necessary adjustments include settings for scanning distance, minimum, maximum, and alarm settings to allow the user to be notified of critical parameters.
- FIG. 5 presents a system diagram for an exemplary system configuration consistent with certain embodiments of the present invention.
- a system for communicating data to a first communication device 500 may be utilized by the user 510 where information may be transmitted for use by an application 520 .
- a user may initiate the surveillance communication system 530 by utilizing a Bluetooth 540 enabled first communication device 550 .
- the surveillance communication system 530 sends information data collected through Bluetooth technology 540 , containing temperature data that can be stored in a data server 560 .
- the surveillance communication system 530 may as an option store the transmitted temperature data in a server 560 for historical purposes.
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- The disclosure relates to a hands-free infrared temperature reader. The embodiment allows the user to easily and consistently know the temperature at which they are consuming CBD/THC concentrates in a convenient posture.
- The CBD industry is a lucrative industry that garnered much attention over the last decade by legalizing cannabis and other related products in various states for medicinal and even recreational purposes with Illinois becoming the latest state to legalize cannabis. As a result of the industry growth there Is an increased need for supplemental devices since the current products are either outdated or cumbersome. To elaborate, prior attempts at using a device such as a forward facing or horizontal angled infrared gun for reading the temperature of small objects required the user to hold the device in position fixed on objects as small as ˜25-30 mm was very inconvenient. At other times, users have been known to use devices such as an hourglass or similar product which poses its own challenges not to mention the inaccuracies associated.
- The challenge that many consumers have with traditional methods of measuring the temperature of CBD/THC as they are consuming, is that the user has to hold the device for several minutes fixed on an object referred to as a dish. The dish is an apparatus that users utilize to hold the CBD/THC concentrates while it is heated for purposes of consuming. The act of holding the device fixed on the dish at a certain angle can be very awkward. Traditionally, the method of using infrared thermometers involve the user pointing the device and holding a trigger, but this method is not an efficient process due to the possibility mistakes. To elaborate, a person's hand can shake frequently during a short period of time causing an inaccurate reading. Alternatively, where a device is designed in such a way that it can be placed on a fixed object such as a stationary table then this will eliminate the movement associated with a person's hand. To make things even more challenging when users “dab” which is considered the act of consuming TCH at much higher temperatures than normal, medical professionals have found that this can cause cancer. As a result, using prior inaccurate devices can prove to be very harmful and may even lead to death.
- Accordingly, what is needed in the art is a hands-free apparatus to provide an overall efficient experience for users. What is further needed in the art is an apparatus that can be placed in a stationary position with two infrared sensors for collecting temperature data of CBD/THC concentrates. One sensor is designed as an upright or vertical faring device in a fixed position where the second sensor can be designed as an arm that can be moved in an upward or downward position that provides a method for individuals to access an infrared reader Without difficulty by placing the CBD/THC dish positioned above the fixed upright sensor or below the moveable infrared sensor device. What is further needed in the art is a reliable and accurate method of scanning temperature that will drastically decrease the risk of overheating while consuming CBD/THC that will be convenient and provide a pleasurable experience for the user.
- Accordingly, the inventor has conceived, in a preferred embodiment of the invention, an apparatus for accurately reading the temperature of CBD/THC concentrates without the need for holding and aiming a forward facing traditional infrared thermometer typically referred to as an infrared gun.
- According to a preferred embodiment of the invention, the apparatus provides an efficient and practical way for users to determine the temperature of CBD/THC Isolates. The embodiment comprises a device that can be placed on a flat surface which includes an upright device that is used as an infrared temperature scanning device. The user will be able to hold the heated CBD/THC dish, without worry of inaccuracy, over the center of an upright vertical device with an orifice along the top surface for monitoring temperature readings. In a non-limiting alternative, the apparatus can also be designed with an arm that has the capability to provide infrared scanning capabilities by being adjusted above the dish in a manner that would allow scanning capabilities below the dish or in the top portion of the dish. The arm maybe fixed in either an upward or downward position by utilizing lock mechanisms and can be placed in a free state for movement at the will of the user.
- In an ideal embodiment, the TempTech will provide a very user-friendly option to previous methods of using traditions infrared thermometers.
- The accompanying drawings illustrate several embodiments of the invention and, together with the description, serve to explain the principles of the invention according to the embodiments. It will be appreciated by one skilled in the art that the particular embodiments illustrated in the drawings are merely exemplary and are not to be considered as limiting of the scope of the invention or the claims herein in any way.
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FIG. 1 is a perspective front- view of an apparatus for reading the temperature of CBD/THC concentrates without the need for holding and aiming a traditional infrared thermometer, the illustration also includes a perspective view of a dish positioned over the sensor, according to a preferred embodiment of the invention; -
FIG. 2 is a top view illustrating an apparatus for reading the temperature of CBD/THC concentrates without the need for holding and aiming a traditional infrared thermometer, according to a preferred embodiment of the invention; -
FIG. 3 is a rear view illustrating an apparatus for reading the temperature of CBD/THC concentrates without the need for holding and aiming a traditional infrared thermometer, according to a preferred embodiment of the invention; -
FIG. 4 is a perspective front-view of an apparatus for reading the temperature of CBD/THC concentrates without the need for holding and aiming a traditional infrared thermometer to include a moveable arm, according to a preferred embodiment of the invention; -
FIG. 5 this figure presents a system diagram for an exemplary system configuration consistent with certain embodiments of the present invention, according to a preferred embodiment of the invention. - The inventor has conceived, an apparatus for reading the temperature of CBD/THC concentrates without the need for holding and aiming a traditional infrared thermometer. The embodiment further allows users to read the temperature of various products by using a hands-free device.
- Reference throughout this document to a first communication device refers to a variety of components that operates using any means of internet connection or similar modem that transmits packets of data that allow smart devices (such as phones, tablets, computers, handheld devices, game devices, etc.) to be updated when they receive data. The ability of a mobile device to collect such data is important when compiling critical information to relay to the user.
- Reference throughout this document to a sensor refers to a variety of components that operates using any means of technology to detect the presence of an object or collect data. The term object may incorporate any obstruction or sizeable matter and is not limited to humans or animals.
- One or more different inventions may be described in the present application. Further, for one or more of the inventions described herein, numerous alternative embodiments may be described; it should be appreciated that these are presented for illustrative purposes only and are not limiting of the inventions contained herein or the claims presented herein in any way. One or more of the inventions may be widely applicable to numerous embodiments, as may be readily apparent from the disclosure. In general, embodiments are described In sufficient detail to enable those skilled in the art to practice one or more of the inventions, and it should be appreciated that other embodiments may be utilized and that structural changes may be made without departing from the scope of the particular inventions. Accordingly, one skilled in the art will recognize that one or more of the inventions may be practiced with various modifications and alterations. Particular features of one or more of the inventions described herein may be described with reference to one or more particular embodiments or figures that form a part of the present disclosure, and in which are shown, by way of illustration, specific embodiments of one or more of the inventions. It should be appreciated, however, that such features are not limited to usage in the one or more particular embodiments or figures with reference to which they are described. The present disclosure is neither a literal description of all embodiments of one or more of the inventions nor a listing of features of one or more of the Inventions that must be present in all embodiments.
- Headings of sections provided in this patent application and the title of this patent application are for convenience only and are not to be taken as limiting the disclosure in any way.
- A description of an embodiment with several components in connection with each other does not imply that all such components are required. To the contrary, a variety of optional components may be described to illustrate a wide variety of possible embodiments of one or more of the inventions and in order to more fully illustrate one or more aspects of the inventions.
- Mechanisms described or referenced herein will sometimes be described in singular form for clarity. However, it should be appreciated that particular embodiments may include multiple Instantiations of a mechanism unless noted otherwise. Blocks In figures should may, in some embodiments be understood as representing segments or portions of those embodiments. Alternate implementations are included within the scope of embodiments of the present invention would be understood by those having ordinary skill in the art.
- CBD/THC concentrates as used herein are high potency extracts of the hemp plant and marijuana that contain high levels of cannabinoid CBD/THC
- A vertical infrared device as used herein may Include an upward facing device connected to the body of the proposed embodiment for reading the temperature of various CBD/THC products by using infrared technology.
- An LCD display as used herein refers to a screen that displays the various settings for the embodiment.
- Control panel as used herein is a panel surface located beneath the LCD display for adjusting the settings.
- The dish is an apparatus that individuals and groups utilize to place CBD/THC concentrates In to assist with consuming.
- In an embodiment, the TempTech device is comprised of a body that is shaped with an angled top surface, front surface, rear surface, 2 sides, and a bottom. The angled top incorporates an LCD screen that is flush to the top-side surface of the angled body. The screen further aluminates to display multiple color screens depending on the selected functionality. The LCD screen also has various icons on the screen to allow a user to select various options while using the TempTech. The LCD icons will display symbols of critical functions such as a battery icon to provide notification of battery life remaining.
- The LCD screen comprises a number of features for adjusting the reading capabilities. For instance, the embodiment will include 3 settings which will allow the user to set desired values such as “Min”, “Max”,, and “Alarm”. When the device is powered on and in scan mode, if the collected reading is below the “Min” value, the backlight will be blue and the word “Cold” will be displayed on the screen. This signals to the user in a visual manner that the CBD/THC concentrates are not hot enough. If the scanned value is above the “Max” value, the backlight will be red and the word “Hot” will be displayed on the screen. This signals to the user in a visual manner that the CBD THC concentrates are too hot. If the reading Is greater than or equal to the “Min” AND less than or equal to “Max”, the backlight will be green and the word “Ready” will be displayed on the screen. In a non-limiting example, if the user set the “Min” value to 600° F., the “Max” value to 650° F., and the “Alarm” value to 630° F., the red backlight would be on and “Hot” would be displayed on the screen when the temperature reading reached 651° F. and above. Alternatively, if the reading was between 600° F. to 650° F., the green backlight would be on and display “Ready” on the screen. Under the same premise, when the scanned reading is at 599° F. or below, the Blue backlight would be on and “Cold” would be displayed on the screen. The audible alarm would go off at 630° F. in an alternative embodiment, the embodiment may include a “sleep” mode that dims the screen and stops scanning when it's turned on, but not in use. This option is mode will be used for conserving on battery and extending the life of the LCD screen. When the user is ready to use It again, they will merely press anyone of the function buttons to “wake” it up and continue reading the temperature.
- The TempTech includes an upward facing infrared device that is critical at capturing temperature data from the external objects. The angle of the upward facing infrared device is critical because it allows for ease by allowing a user to simply position a CBD/THC product such as a dish above the upward facing infrared device without the need to aim. The infrared device can be designed adjacent to the left or right of the body. The infrared sensor device has an orifice cavity along the top side of the cylinder that utilizes traditional infrared technology to scan temperature signatures in a unique way. Users will find it easy to have the ability to hold a CBD/THC product over the orifice and have the device quickly scan its temperature. Further, it may become necessary to read the temperature of CBD/THC concentrates from a location other than below the dish, and so the TempTech can be configured to include an arm that is moveable. The arm will include the same Infrared scanning capabilities as the upward facing infrared device except that the user will have the option to rotate and shift the arm in either an upward position or downward position and where necessary the user may fix the arm in an angle to scan the temperature in a desired position.
- The embodiment includes at least three buttons that are used to control critical settings for adjusting temperature and power settings. When the user determines that the TempTech will need to conserve energy the embodiment can be placed in a “sleep” mode utilizing the designated buttons on the control panel The control panel will also include buttons to set temperature parameters to notify the user in the event of abnormal temperature readings.
- In a non-limiting example, the invention may even utilize Bluetooth technology for wireless devices and incorporate a software application that can be installed on mobile devices such as mobile phones and tablets to receive the temperature readings for data collection.
- According to the embodiment, the invention has a DC port and a detachable power cord. The TempTech will allow users to remove the cord when necessary for purposes such as replacing a faulty cord due to damage and the like. The DC port will be designed in an ideal location along the rear panel of the TempTech.
- Along the rear panel of the embodiment, the invention also includes an on/off power switch to allow the user to easily turn the power on and off depending on preference.
- Further according to the embodiment, the invention will include a rechargeable lithium-ion battery. Combined with an optional “sleep” mode the battery life will last even longer and will be a great option to this invention.
- In an embodiment, the TempTech utilizes a Bluetooth technology or similar technology that is connected to a surveillance communication system which communicates to a first communication device such as a computer, Android tablet, or iPhone etc. but is not limited to these examples. Once connected to the first communication device, the Bluetooth technology is in constant contact with both the surveillance communication system and the first communication at all- times and will continuously transmit data; in a non-limiting example, users may initiate additional functions by manually alerting the surveillance communication system installed on the TempTech.
- Often devices that utilize traditional infrared scanning technology can encounter challenges where a distance to a target object is a factor. To elaborate, the accuracy of infrared technology is highly dependent on ratio distance to the target object. For instance, where a 1-inch object is 12 inches way from the infrared device temperature is often read without much difficulty. On the other hand, where a 2-inch target object is 24 inches away the sensor becomes more difficult to align and obtaining accurate temperature becomes more difficult. As a target gets further away, ratio as it relates to size, and distance of the target can greatly skew the temperature thus causing the data to be inaccurate. In a non-limiting example, TempTech can include a setting that will adjust the sensor reading capabilities to provide the sensor with a preselected distance in which the target is positioned which will allow the sensor to read accurate temperature data by taking into account the distance of the target.
- In an ideal embodiment, the TempTech will provide a very user-friendly option to previous methods of using traditional infrared thermometers.
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FIG. 1 is a perspective front-view of an apparatus for reading thetemperature 100 of CBD/THC concentrates without the need for holding and aiming an infrared thermometer, according to a preferred embodiment of the invention. According to the embodiment an apparatus for reading the temperature of CBD/THC concentrates comprises an uprightvertical sensor 110 for collecting temperature readings of a cylinder structure comprising a top surface with a ferruced opening. Thedish 150 Is positioned in a location above the uprightvertical sensor 110. The uprightvertical sensor device 110 is at least 1″ wide by 2″ in height with a ½″ orifice depth. Theapparatus 100 further includes acontrol panel 120 for adjusting the infrared readings for the CBD/THC concentrates. In a non-limiting example, theLCD screen 120 can be manufactured in black or a color that will be suitable for the user and also include an optional sleep mode to help preserve the We of theLCD screen 120. Beneath the center lower portion of theLCD screen 120 the embodiment includes at least threebuttons 130 to make necessary adjustments. TheLCD screen 120 further includesvarious icons 140 that will be displayed to assist the user with making necessary selections and or collecting information. The necessary adjustments include settings for scanning distance, minimum, maximum, and alarm settings to allow the user to be notified of critical parameters, in other embodiments, theapparatus 100 can include a rechargeable lithium-ion battery to increase the energy life of the apparatus. -
FIG. 2 is a top view illustrating an apparatus for reading thetemperature 200 of CBD/THC concentrates without the need for holding and aiming an infrared thermometer, according to a preferred embodiment of the invention. According to the embodiment, apparatus for reading the temperature of CBD/THC concentrates comprises an uprightinfrared device 210 of a cylinder-shaped structure composing a top surface with an orifice cavity that allows for temperature scanning. Advantageously, the embodiment includes anLCD display screen 220 for showing the collected temperature reading from the CBD/THC concentrates. The LCD screen further includesvarious icons 240 that will be displayed to assist the user with making necessary selections and or collecting information. Theembodiment 200 further includes at least three buttons for making necessary adjustments. -
FIG. 3 is a rear-view Illustrating an apparatus for reading thetemperature 300 of CBD/THC concentrates without the need for holding and aiming an infrared thermometer, according to a preferred embodiment of the invention. According to the embodiment, apparatus for reading the temperature of CBD/THC concentrates comprises a power on/offswitch 310. The embodiment also Includes aDC input port 320 to Insert apower cord 330 when in use. -
FIG. 4 is a perspective front-view of an apparatus for reading thetemperature 400 of CBD/THC concentrates without the need for holding and aiming an infrared thermometer, according to a preferred embodiment of the invention. - According to the embodiment an apparatus for reading the temperature of CBD/THC concentrates comprises an upright
vertical sensor 450 for collecting temperature readings of a cylinder structure comprising a top surface with a ferruced opening. The uprightvertical sensor device 450 includes an alternaterotating arm 410. The rotating arm includes ascanning sensor 410F, aswivel head 410D, an upperrotating hinge 410B, a middlerotating hinge 410G, and lowerrotating hinge 410H. Accordingly, the upper, middle, and lower hinges all have alocking mechanism 410A that can be used to lock the hinges in a fixed position. Theapparatus 400 further includes acontrol panel 420 for adjusting the infrared readings for the CBD/THC concentrates. In a non-limiting example, theLCD screen 420 can be manufactured in black or a color that will be suitable for the user and also include an optional sleep mode to help preserve the life of theLCD screen 420. Beneath the center lower portion of theLCD screen 420 the embodiment includes at least threebuttons 430 to make necessary adjustments. TheLCD screen 420 further includesvarious icons 440 that will be displayed to assist the user with making necessary selections and or collecting information. The necessary adjustments include settings for scanning distance, minimum, maximum, and alarm settings to allow the user to be notified of critical parameters. -
FIG. 5 , this figure presents a system diagram for an exemplary system configuration consistent with certain embodiments of the present invention. A system for communicating data to afirst communication device 500. A mobile device may be utilized by the user 510 where information may be transmitted for use by anapplication 520. A user may initiate thesurveillance communication system 530 by utilizing aBluetooth 540 enabledfirst communication device 550. When the system is initiated, thesurveillance communication system 530 sends information data collected throughBluetooth technology 540, containing temperature data that can be stored in adata server 560. Thesurveillance communication system 530 may as an option store the transmitted temperature data in aserver 560 for historical purposes. - The skilled person will be aware of a range of possible modifications of the various embodiments described above. Accordingly, the present invention is defined by the claims and their equivalents.
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