JP2021527457A - Cosmetic dispenser - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a cosmetic dispenser equipped with a skin diagnostic device, and more specifically, not only selects or combines suitable cosmetics according to the diagnosed skin condition, but also makes it possible to use an appropriate amount of cosmetics. , Related to cosmetic dispensers that enable systematic management of information on skin diagnosis and cosmetic use.
The cosmetic dispenser according to the present invention is a cosmetic dispenser that discharges cosmetics according to the diagnosed skin condition, in which a magazine mounting portion opened upward is formed, and this discharge space is formed below the magazine mounting portion. A main body in which a discharge hole connected from the magazine mounting portion to the discharge space is formed, a cartridge magazine formed by arranging a plurality of cartridge accommodating portions in a circular shape and rotatably mounted on the magazine mounting portion, and inside. A plurality of pumping means for filling cosmetics and discharging the cosmetics from a discharge port formed at the lower portion, and the discharge ports are erected toward the lower portion and mounted on each of the cartridge housing portions. The upper end of the cartridge is pressed with the cartridge, the magazine rotation driving means provided in the main body so as to rotate the cartridge magazine, and the discharge port of one of the plurality of cartridges located in the discharge hole. The pump pressurizing drive means provided in the main body and the cosmetics of at least one of the plurality of cartridges are discharged depending on the diagnosed skin condition so as to operate the pump means provided in the cartridge. As described above, the magazine rotation driving means and the control means for controlling the operation of the pump pressurizing driving means are included.

Description

The present invention relates to a cosmetic dispenser equipped with a skin diagnostic device, and more specifically, not only selects or combines suitable cosmetics according to the diagnosed skin condition, but also makes it possible to use an appropriate amount of cosmetics. , Related to cosmetic dispensers that enable systematic management of information on skin diagnosis and cosmetic use.

In general, people's skin has various conditions, and in particular, people who make up cannot maintain healthy and beautiful skin without using cosmetics that match their skin condition.

Therefore, people who use cosmetics want to use cosmetics that suit their skin condition, and due to this increasing need, there has been increasing interest in skin diagnostic devices that measure and diagnose skin conditions. In particular, recently, like the Republic of Korea Registered Patent No. 10-1738945 (May 17, 2017, a cosmetic use guide system equipped with a skin measurement sensor), the condition of the skin is measured and suitable cosmetics are recommended or prescribed. Or, like the Republic of Korea Publication No. 10-2017-0108542 (September 27, 2017, cosmetics with a skin diagnostic device detachably combined so that the skin can be measured by a wired method using a smart mobile device). Technology is being used to enable skin diagnostic devices to be used as an integral part of cosmetics.

However, since the skin diagnostic device merely diagnoses the skin condition and provides the user with information on the skin condition or appropriate cosmetics, the user is still provided with the diagnosed information. Since cosmetics are used by judging the amount of cosmetics used and the cycle of use, there is still a limit to expecting the effects of proper use of cosmetics.

In particular, cosmetics include not only dry, greasy, and neutral skin conditions that differ from person to person, such as bad dryness and bad oiliness, but also skin types that depend on the season, the skin condition at that time, or the degree of aging even for the same person. It is preferable that the skin be used appropriately according to changes in the skin condition, but the user actively responds to the improvement of the skin of the person himself / herself only by the information on the skin condition and appropriate cosmetics provided by the skin diagnostic device as described above. It has the problem that it is difficult.

In order to solve such problems, the Republic of Korea Registered Patent No. 10-17884437 (September 7, 2017, cosmetic dispenser including a skin measuring device) is equipped with a skin diagnostic device, and the measurement is performed by the skin diagnostic device. A device has been proposed for a cosmetic dispenser that dispenses appropriate cosmetics according to the skin condition.

However, in the case of a cosmetic dispenser including the skin measuring device, since it is configured to pressurize each of a plurality of cosmetic containers for discharging cosmetics, the structure is complicated, and the amount and residue of each cosmetic used. Due to the lack of control over quantity information, there is still a limit to poor control of the user's use of cosmetics.

Republic of Korea Registered Patent No. 10-17388945 (May 17, 2017): Cosmetic use guide system equipped with skin measurement sensor Republic of Korea Published Patent No. 10-2017-0108542 (September 27, 2017): Cosmetics with a removable skin diagnostic device that can measure skin by wire using a smart mobile device. Republic of Korea Registered Patent No. 10-17884437 (September 7, 2017): Cosmetic dispenser including skin measuring instrument

The present invention has been devised in recognition of the above points, and an object of the present invention is to select or combine suitable cosmetics according to the diagnosed skin condition to obtain an appropriate amount of cosmetics. The purpose is to provide a cosmetic dispenser that not only makes it available, but also allows systematic management of information on skin diagnosis and cosmetic use.

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the cosmetic dispenser according to the present invention is a cosmetic dispenser that discharges cosmetics according to the diagnosed skin condition, and a magazine mounting portion opened upward is formed, and the magazine mounting portion is formed. This discharge space is formed in the lower part of the portion, and a main body in which a discharge hole connected from the magazine mounting portion to the discharge space is formed and a plurality of cartridge accommodating portions are formed by arranging them in a circular shape and rotating in the magazine mounting portion. It has a cartridge magazine that can be mounted and a pump means that contains cosmetics and allows the cosmetics to be discharged from the discharge port formed at the bottom, and the discharge port is erected toward the bottom. A plurality of cartridges mounted on each of the cartridge accommodating portions, a magazine rotation driving means provided in the main body so as to rotate the cartridge magazine, and one discharge port of the plurality of cartridges are provided in the discharge hole. A pump pressurizing drive means provided in the main body so as to press the upper end of the cartridge in a positioned state to operate the pump means provided in the cartridge, and a plurality of cartridges depending on the diagnosed skin condition. It is characterized in that the magazine rotation driving means and the control means for controlling the operation of the pump pressurizing driving means are included so that at least one or more cosmetics are discharged.

Further, the cosmetic dispenser provided with the skin diagnostic device according to the present invention includes a cartridge recognition means for recognizing any one of the plurality of cartridges, and the control means is a cartridge for discharging cosmetics. It is characterized in that the operation of the magazine rotation driving means is controlled so that the discharge port of the magazine is located in the discharge hole.

Further, in the cosmetic dispenser provided with the skin diagnostic device according to the present invention, the cartridge recognition means includes an index recognition sensor that recognizes an index formed in the cartridge magazine so as to correspond to each of the cartridges. And.

Further, in the cosmetic dispenser provided with the skin diagnostic device according to the present invention, the index is formed to have a different length corresponding to each of the cartridges, and is formed along the lower edge of the cartridge magazine. The index recognition sensor is arranged around the circumference, and is characterized in that the index recognition sensor senses the length of the index and recognizes the cartridge corresponding to the length.

Further, in the cosmetic dispenser provided with the skin diagnostic device according to the present invention, a shaft pillar is formed so as to extend upward in the center of the magazine mounting portion, and the shaft pillar is inserted in the lower center of the cartridge magazine. A pillar insertion hole is formed, and the cartridge magazine is characterized in that the shaft pillar is inserted into the pillar insertion hole and rotatably mounted on the magazine mounting portion.

Further, in the cosmetic dispenser provided with the skin diagnostic device according to the present invention, the magazine rotation driving means uses the magazine drive motor mounted inside the shaft column and the rotational force of the rotation shaft of the magazine drive motor to the cartridge. It is characterized by comprising at least one or more gears provided to transmit to the magazine.

Further, in the cosmetic dispenser provided with the skin diagnostic device according to the present invention, the pump pressurizing drive means is rotated by the rotation of the pump drive motor and the rotation shaft of the pump drive motor and comes into contact with the upper end of the cartridge. It is characterized in that it is provided with a pump cam that presses and presses.

With the above configuration, the cosmetic dispenser according to the present invention not only makes it possible to use an appropriate amount of cosmetics by selecting or combining suitable cosmetics according to the diagnosed skin condition, but also skin diagnosis and cosmetics. It has the advantage of being able to systematically manage usage information.

It is a figure which shows the structure of the cosmetics dispenser by one Example of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the cosmetics dispenser according to one Example of this invention. It is an exploded perspective view which shows the cosmetics dispenser according to one Example of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows disassembled the cosmetics dispenser according to one Example of this invention. Same as above. It is sectional drawing which shows the cosmetics dispenser according to one Example of this invention. It is sectional drawing which shows the cartridge of the cosmetics dispenser by one Example of this invention, and the operation | movement thereof. FIG. 5 is a perspective view conceptually showing a magazine mounting portion, a cartridge magazine, and a magazine rotation driving means in a cosmetic dispenser according to an embodiment of the present invention. Same as above. It is a top view which conceptually shows the internal structure of the cosmetics dispenser according to one Example of this invention. It is a developed view which shows unfolding the index frame formed in the cartridge magazine in the cosmetics dispenser according to one Example of this invention. It is a block diagram which shows the control structure of the cosmetics dispenser according to one Example of this invention. It is a flowchart which shows the operation of the cosmetics dispenser by one Example of this invention.

Hereinafter, the cosmetic dispenser according to the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the drawings and examples.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration of a cosmetic dispenser according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a cosmetic dispenser according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4a and FIG. 4b are exploded perspective views showing a cosmetic dispenser according to an example, FIG. 4a and FIG. 4b are perspective views showing the cosmetic dispenser according to an embodiment of the present invention in an exploded manner, and FIG. FIG. 6 is a sectional view showing a dispenser, FIG. 6 is a sectional view showing a cartridge of a cosmetic dispenser according to an embodiment of the present invention and its operation, and FIGS. 7a and 7b are views of a cosmetic dispenser according to an embodiment of the present invention. , A perspective view conceptually showing a magazine mounting portion, a cartridge magazine, and a magazine rotation driving means by disassembling, and FIG. 8 is a plan view conceptually showing an internal structure of a cosmetic dispenser according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 9 is a developed view showing an expanded index frame formed in a cartridge magazine in the cosmetic dispenser according to the embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 10 shows a control configuration of the cosmetic dispenser according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing the operation of a cosmetic dispenser according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The cosmetic dispenser 1 according to the present invention is appropriate according to the skin condition information measured and diagnosed by the skin diagnostic device 2 and the information on the skin condition calculated or stored by the user terminal 3 and the management server 4. It is characterized by selecting suitable cosmetics so that an appropriate amount is discharged.

The cosmetics dispenser 1 is a device for discharging cosmetics in a plurality of cartridges 30, each containing a plurality of types of cosmetics, onto a user's hand or other container.

With reference to the drawings, the cosmetic dispenser 1 includes a main body 10, a cartridge magazine 20, a cartridge 30, a magazine rotation driving means 40, a pump pressurizing driving means 50, a cartridge recognition means 60, a hand recognition means 70, a cooling means 80, and a touch screen. 90 is included.

The main body 10 has a configuration for forming a space in which a cartridge magazine 20, a magazine rotation driving means 40, a pump pressurizing driving means 50, and the like are housed and mounted, and a body 11 standing on the bottom surface thereof. It is composed of a cover 12 that opens and closes the upper entrance of the body 11. A magazine mounting portion 13 for mounting the magazine 20 is formed on the body 11, and a user's hand is placed at a position below the magazine mounting portion 13 to receive cosmetics discharged from the cartridge 30. An open discharge space 14 is formed in the front and rear so that other containers can be put in.

With reference to the drawings, the upper portion of the body 11 is opened upward, and the magazine mounting portion 13 is formed in a cylindrical container shape inside the opening. A hinge portion 111 for hinge-connecting the hinge portion 122 of the cover 12 is formed at the rear end of the upper entrance edge of the body 11, and the cover 12 is provided at the front end of the upper entrance edge of the body 11. A push button 112 is provided to allow the locked rocker 122 to be coupled and disengaged.

The cover 12 is configured to cover the upper entrance of the body 11 and open / close it. With reference to the drawing, the cover 12 is formed in a disk shape, and the hinge portion 122 formed at the rear end portion is joined to the hinge portion 111 of the body 11 by a hinge, and the front is lifted around the hinge connecting point. It is rotated in the direction in which it can be lowered. With the cover 12 closed so as to close the entrance of the body 11, the front end of the cover 12 is attached to the front end of the body 11 so that the front end of the cover 12 is coupled to the body 11. A rocker 122 that is coupled to the front end of the upper entrance and is released by the push button 112 is provided.

Inside the cover 12, a pump pressurizing drive means 50 for pushing and pressurizing the cartridge 30 mounted on the magazine mounting portion 13 is mounted, which will be described later.

The magazine mounting portion 13 is configured to rotatably mount the cartridge magazine 20 to which the cartridge 30 is mounted. With reference to the drawings, the magazine mounting portion 13 is formed integrally with the body 11, but has an inlet that opens upward together with the upper entrance of the body 11, and lowers in a container shape having a cylindrical depth. Has an extended structure. Since the magazine mounting portion 13 is formed in the shape of a cylindrical container as described above, the cartridge magazine 20 formed in the cylindrical shape is inserted and mounted in the magazine mounting portion 13 and becomes rotatable.

Inside the magazine mounting portion 13, a shaft column 131 for rotationally supporting the cartridge magazine 20 is formed so as to project upward at a central position. With reference to the drawing, the shaft pillar 131 extends upward from the central position of the magazine mounting portion 13, and the shaft pillar 131 is inserted into the magazine mounting portion 13 and mounted in the lower center of the cartridge magazine 20. It is inserted into the pillar insertion hole 22 formed at the position. At the upper end of the shaft pillar 131, a shaft protrusion is inserted into a shaft support groove 241 provided at the inner upper end of the pillar insertion hole 22 of the cartridge magazine 20 to support the cartridge magazine 20 so as not to separate from the center. 131a is formed so as to project upward.

The main body 10 is provided with a magazine rotation driving means 40 for rotationally driving the cartridge magazine 20 rotatably mounted inside the magazine mounting portion 13, but in the embodiment shown in the drawing, the magazine rotation The magazine drive motor 41 constituting the drive means 40 has a structure in which the magazine drive motor 41 is housed and mounted inside the shaft column 131.

A discharge space 14 is formed in the lower portion of the magazine mounting portion 13, so that cosmetics discharged from the cartridge 30 housed in the cartridge magazine 20 mounted in the magazine mounting portion 13 may fall into the discharge space 14. A discharge hole 132 connected to the discharge space 14 is formed on the lower bottom surface of the magazine mounting portion 13.

The discharge space 14 is a hand so that the user can receive the cosmetics extruded and discharged from the cartridge 30 housed in the cartridge magazine 20 mounted on the magazine mounting portion 13 by hand or other container. And the space to put the container. With reference to the drawings, the discharge space 14 is located below the magazine mounting portion 13 and is formed so as to be open to the front and rear of the body 11 so that the user can put his / her hand inside from the front entrance. NS. When the user puts a hand or a container in the discharge space 14, the hand or container enters the inside of the discharge space 14 by the hand recognition means 70 described later, is discharged from the cartridge 30, and falls into the discharge space 14. Is recognized as being able to receive.

The drawing is provided with a touch screen 92 that displays information that requires confirmation of the operating state of the device and the user on the lower bottom surface of the discharge space 14, and allows the user to touch and input necessary commands and information. Examples are shown.

The cartridge magazine 20 is mounted on the magazine mounting portion 13 so that a plurality of cartridges 30 containing cosmetics are mounted and cosmetics selected according to a command input by a user or a diagnosed skin condition are discharged. It is configured to be rotatably mounted.

With reference to the drawings, the cartridge magazine 20 includes a drum 21 that is inserted into the magazine mounting portion 13 and is rotatably formed in a cylindrical shape. At the lower part of the drum 21, a pillar insertion hole 22 for inserting the shaft pillar 131 is formed at a central position. Further, a plurality of cartridge accommodating portions 23 for inserting and accommodating the cartridge 30 are formed in the drum 21. With reference to the drawings, each of the cartridge accommodating portions 23 is formed in the shape of a hole formed in the upper part of the drum 21, and a plurality of the cartridge accommodating portions 23 are arranged in an annular shape along the edge of the drum 21. By the rotation (R) of the drum 21, the cartridge 30 inserted and accommodated in the cartridge accommodating portion 23 has its discharge port 32 aligned with the discharge hole 132 formed on the bottom surface of the magazine mounting portion 13. Will be moved. The upper end of the pillar insertion hole 22 is closed at the center of the upper part of the drum 21 so that the user can easily grasp the cartridge magazine 20 by hand when inserting and removing the cartridge magazine 20 into the magazine mounting portion 13. A grip ring 24 is formed at the position. In the portion where the grip ring 24 is formed, a shaft support groove 241 into which the shaft protrusion 131a formed at the upper end of the shaft pillar 131 is inserted is formed in the inner ceiling of the pillar insertion hole 22.

On the other hand, the cartridge magazine 20 is rotated by the magazine rotation drive means 40 as described above, but is an electric gear for transmitting the rotational force of the magazine drive motor 41 housed and mounted inside the shaft pillar 131. The driven gear 25 with which the 42 meshes is formed so as to surround the periphery of the lower entrance of the pillar insertion hole 22.

A plurality of cartridges 30 containing various cosmetics C are mounted on the cartridge magazine 20, and the present invention is specific among the plurality of cartridges 30 according to the input of the user or the diagnosed skin condition. The cartridge magazine 20 is rotated so that the cosmetic C contained in the cartridge 30 is discharged, and the discharge port 32 of the selected cartridge 30 is controlled to be moved to a position aligned with the discharge hole 132. .. For that purpose, a plurality of cartridges 30 must be distinguished, and control for stopping the distinguished cartridges 30 at a fixed position is required. For such control, the present invention includes a cartridge recognition means 60. The drawing shows an embodiment in which the index recognition sensor 61 of the cartridge recognition means 60 is configured to recognize the index provided in the cartridge magazine 20 and recognize the cartridge 30. With reference to FIG. 7b showing the cartridge magazine 20 viewed from below and FIG. 8 showing the state in which the cartridge magazine 20 is mounted on the main body 10, the lower bottom surface of the drum 21 of the cartridge magazine 20 is along the edge. An index frame 26 having a ring-shaped band shape is formed, and the index frame 26 has a structure in which a plurality of indexes 261a to 265b are formed in a groove shape having different widths so as to correspond to the plurality of cartridges 30. FIG. 9 is a developed view showing a form in which the ring-shaped index frame 26 is expanded. With reference to this, the plurality of indexes 261a to 265b have five recognition indexes 261a so as to correspond to the five cartridges 30. , 262a, 263a, 264a, 265a and the stop indexes 261b, 262b, 263b, 264b, 265b are formed in pairs. The five recognition indexes 261a, 262a, 263a, 264a, and 265a correspond to each of the five cartridges 30 and are formed to have different lengths, and the index recognition sensor 61 senses the difference in length. It is configured to recognize the corresponding cartridge 30. Referring to FIG. 9, the recognition indexes 261a, 262a, 263a, 264a, and 265a are formed so as to increase in length from right to left. By assigning the recognition index 265a on the left side to No. 5 and determining Nos. 1 to 5 in order, the cartridge 30 can be recognized. On the other hand, while the cartridge magazine 20 rotates (R) in one direction, the index recognition sensor 61 senses the recognition indexes 261a, 262a, 263a, 264a, and 265a having different widths to recognize and recognize the specific cartridge 30. The stop indexes 261b, 262b, 263b, 264b, and 265b are sensed by the index recognition sensor 61 so that the cartridge 30 is located at a position where the discharge port 32 of the cartridge 30 is aligned with the discharge hole 132. The operation of the magazine rotation driving means 40 is controlled by the control means 90 so that the cartridge magazine 20 stops. In FIG. 9, when the cartridge magazine 20 rotates (R) in one direction, the index recognition sensor 61 recognizes the second recognition index 262a while passing through the second recognition index 262a, and the index recognition sensor 61 immediately sets the second stop index 262b. It is a figure which shows the state which the cartridge magazine 20 stopped at the moment of recognition.

The cartridge 30 is mounted on the cartridge magazine 20 with the cosmetics C filled therein, and the cosmetics C contained therein is discharged to the discharge port 32 by the operation of the pump pressurizing drive means 50. It is a composition.

With reference to the drawings, the cartridge 30 has a syringe shape as a whole, and is formed so that the discharge port 32 protrudes downward at the lower part, so that the cosmetic C is discharged from the discharge port 32. To be equipped. Referring to FIG. 6 showing a cross section of the cartridge 30, the cartridge 30 includes a container 31 filled with cosmetics C, a discharge port 32 formed so as to project downward from the lower part of the container 31, and the container 31. It is provided with a pump means 33 which is located between the container 31 and the container 31 and pumps the cosmetic C filled in the container 31 so as to be discharged to the discharge port 32. Referring to the drawings, the pump means 33 is configured such that a piston 331 in which a discharge port 32 is formed is connected to a lower portion of the container 31 so as to be relatively movable in the length direction and expands and contracts as a whole. The piston 331 has a spring 332 that adds elasticity in the direction extending from the container 31. The cartridge 30 configured as described above is inserted into the hole corresponding to the cartridge accommodating portion 23 of the cartridge magazine 20, and is attached to the cartridge accommodating portion 23 so that the discharge port 32 is erected toward the lower part. .. When a predetermined force (F1) is applied to the upper end of the cartridge 30 inserted into the cartridge accommodating portion 23 and mounted on the cartridge magazine 20 as described above and the cartridge 30 is pushed downward, the container 31 of the cartridge 30 is opened. The piston 331 contracts while moving downward (M), whereby the cosmetic C filled inside the container 31 is discharged to the discharge port 32. Further, when the force (F1) for pushing the cartridge 30 is removed, the container 31 is moved upward (M) by the elasticity of the spring 332, so that the cartridge 30 returns to the original state. The external force (F1) applied to the upper end of the cartridge 30 for the operation of the pump means 33 of the cartridge 30 is performed by the pump pressurizing drive means 40. With reference to the drawings, the rotation of the pump drive motor 51 of the pump pressurizing drive means 41 causes the pump cam 52 to rotate while a force (F1) for pressing the upper end of the cartridge 30 is applied and then removed repeatedly. ..

The magazine rotation driving means 40 is provided in the main body 10 so as to rotate the cartridge magazine 20 mounted on the cartridge mounting portion 13. With reference to the drawings, the magazine rotation drive means 40 includes a magazine drive motor 41 mounted inside a shaft column 131 vertically erected in the center of the magazine mounting portion 13, and a rotation shaft 411 of the magazine drive motor 41. It is provided with an electric gear 42 provided so as to mesh with the driven gear 25 so as to transmit the rotational force of the above to the driven gear 25 formed in the cartridge magazine 30. The magazine drive motor 41 is mounted so that its rotating shaft 411 is housed inside the shaft pillar 131 so as to be located at the lower inlet of the shaft pillar 131, and is connected to the rotating shaft 411. 42 is meshed with a driven gear 25 formed so as to surround the periphery of the lower inlet of the column insertion hole 22 of the cartridge magazine 20, and the cartridge magazine 20 drives the shaft column 131 by driving the magazine drive motor 41. Rotated to the center.

The pump pressurizing drive means 50 presses the upper end of the cartridge 30 in a state where one discharge port 32 of the plurality of cartridges 30 is located in the discharge hole 132, and the pump means 33 provided in the cartridge 30. It is a configuration for operating. The pump pressurizing drive means 41 is such that the pump pressurizing drive means 41 is located above the cartridge 30 which is mounted on the magazine mounting portion 13 and is located inside the body 11. It is attached to the cover 12 located above the cartridge 30 while opening and closing the upper entrance of the body 11. Referring to the drawings, in the pump pressurizing drive means 50, a pump drive motor 51 mounted inside the cover 12 and a part eccentric while rotating due to the rotation of the pump drive motor 51 are located at the upper end of the cartridge 30. It is configured with a pump cam 52 that touches and presses or separates from the upper end of the cartridge 30. The pump pressurizing drive means 50 configured as described above may be removed after the pump cam 52 is rotated by the rotation of the pump drive motor 51 and a force (F1) for pressing the upper end of the cartridge 30 is applied. Repeated.

On the other hand, in the pump pressurizing drive means 50, the distance at which the cartridge 30 is pushed by the rotation of the pump cam 52 is constant, so that the amount of cosmetic C discharged from the cartridge 30 by one rotation of the pump cam 52 is increased. It is constant. Therefore, according to the present invention, it is possible to calculate the amount of cosmetics C discharged from each cartridge 30 by counting the number of times the pump pressurizing drive means 50 is operated for each of the cartridges 30. Therefore, it is possible to calculate the amount of cosmetics C that remains after being discharged from the cartridge 30. The pump pressurizing drive means 50 is provided with a cam drive count disk 53 that is rotated with the rotation of the pump cam 52 so that the amount of cosmetics C discharged from the cartridge 30 can be calculated as described above. The sensor 54 is configured to detect the rotation speed of the cam drive count disk 53. The cam drive count sensor 54 may be composed of a limit switch, an optical sensor, or the like.

The cartridge recognizing means 60 is configured to recognize any one of the plurality of cartridges mounted on the cartridge magazine 20 that is about to eject cosmetics. As described above, the cartridge magazine 20 is fitted with a plurality of cartridges 30 containing different types of cosmetics C, but the present invention relates to the skin condition input or diagnosed by the user among the plurality of cartridges 30. Control is required to stop the selected specific cartridge 30 at a fixed position where the cosmetics are discharged so that the cosmetic C contained in the specific cartridge 30 is discharged accordingly. For this purpose, the present invention provides the cartridge magazine 20 with indexes 261a to 265b corresponding to the cartridge 30, and recognizes the indexes 261a to 265b by the index recognition sensor 61 of the cartridge recognition means 60 to recognize the cartridge 30. Configured to recognize. The configuration of the indexes 261a to 265b is described above in the description of the cartridge magazine 20. The index recognition sensor 61 that recognizes the indexes 261a to 265b may be composed of an optical sensor that detects the groove-shaped indexes 261a to 265b.

The hand sensing sensor 71 operates the pump pressurizing drive means 50 to discharge cosmetics from the cartridge 30 only when the user positions the hand or other container in the discharge space 14 where the cosmetics fall. It is a configuration for doing so. With reference to the drawing, the hand sensing sensor 71 is configured by installing an optical sensor on the bottom surface of the magazine mounting portion 13 so that the user's hand can detect that the user's hand is inside the discharge space 14. ..

The cooling means 80 is configured to cool the cosmetic C contained in the cartridge 30 mounted on the cartridge magazine 20 and housed inside the body 11 so as not to deteriorate. With reference to the drawings, the cooling means 80 transfers the thermoelectric element 81 attached to the rear side of the cartridge mounting portion 13 and the heat released from the thermoelectric element 81 attached to the heat generating portion side into the air. It is configured to include a heat radiating pin 82 for radiating heat.

The control means 90 is configured to control the operation of the magazine rotation drive means 40, the pump pressurization drive means 50, and the cooling means 80. The control by the control means 90 can be performed according to a command or data manually input by the user, and the control means 90 is information according to the skin condition measured and diagnosed by the skin diagnostic device 2. , The data and instructions transmitted from the user terminal 3 and the data and instructions transmitted from the management server 4 can be controlled.

For such control, the control means 90 displays a circuit board 91 on which a circuit for calculation, data storage, communication with an external device, etc. is formed, information on an operating state of the device, and the like to the user. It is configured with a touch screen 92 for the user to input data and commands. With reference to the drawings, an embodiment in which one circuit board 91 is housed and mounted in the lower space of the body 11 is shown, but this is formed as an appropriate number in one space or a plurality of spaces. They may be arranged separately. The touch screen 92 is preferably arranged at a position where the user can easily see and touch it by hand, and in the drawing, the touch screen 92 is mounted on the lower bottom surface of the discharge space 14 of the body 11. Examples are shown.

A power switch 93 and a power terminal 94 are arranged behind the lower part of the body 11 so as to supply power to the circuit board 91 and other configurations.

As described above, the control means 90 uses the magazine rotation drive means 40 so that when the manual mode or the automatic mode is selected, at least one or more cosmetics out of the plurality of cartridges 30 are discharged accordingly. And controls the operation of the pump pressurizing drive means 50.

Further, the control means 90 senses the temperature around the cosmetics contained in the cartridge 30 inside the body 11 by a temperature sensor, and controls the operation of the cooling means 80 accordingly.

Referring to FIG. 11, when the user selects the manual mode by the touch screen 92, selects the number of the specific cartridge 30 for the use of the desired cosmetics, and inputs information such as the discharge amount, the control means 90. Controls the operation of the magazine rotation drive means 40 so that the discharge port 32 of the selected cartridge 30 is aligned with the discharge hole 132. While the cartridge magazine 20 is rotated by the operation of the magazine rotation driving means 40, the cartridge recognizing means 60 recognizes the selected cartridge 30, and the control means 90 recognizes the selected cartridge 30 and the control means 90 of the cartridge 30 according to the recognized information. The drive of the magazine rotation drive means 40 is stopped in a state where the discharge port 32 is aligned with the discharge hole 132. As described above, when the user puts his / her hand inside the discharge space 14 with the cartridge 30 located at the discharge position, the hand detection sensor 71 detects this, and when the detection is performed, the control means. In the 90, the pump pressurizing drive means 50 is operated to press the cartridge 30, and the cosmetics are discharged to the hand entering the inside of the discharge space 14.

Similarly, when the user selects the automatic mode by the touch screen 92, the user measures the skin condition with a separately provided skin diagnostic device 2 and immediately sends it to the cosmetic dispenser 1 to transmit the cosmetic dispenser 1. The cosmetics are formulated according to 1, or the cosmetics formulation according to the measured skin condition is transmitted to the cosmetics dispenser so that the cosmetics dispenser 1 discharges the cosmetics contained in the specific cartridge 30 accordingly. The control means 90 controls the operation of the magazine rotation drive means 40 and the pump pressurization drive means 50.

The prescription for the use of cosmetics as described above is calculated not only from the skin condition measured by the skin diagnostic device 2 but also from the data stored in the user terminal 3 and the management server 4. It may be controlled so that it is transmitted to the cosmetic dispenser 1 and the cosmetic discharge is performed accordingly.

On the other hand, in the cosmetic dispenser 1 according to the present invention, the cartridge 30 is recognized by the cartridge recognition means 60, and the number of times the recognized cartridge 30 is pressurized by the pump pressurizing drive means 50 is counted by the cam drive count sensor 54. This makes it possible to calculate the amount of cosmetics discharged or the amount of cosmetics remaining, and such information is displayed so that the user can confirm it via the touch screen 92 of the control means 90. The cartridge 30 is managed by being transmitted to the user terminal 3 and the management server 4.

In addition, information on the skin condition measured by the skin diagnostic device 2 and information on the use of cosmetics such as the cycle and number of times the prescribed cosmetics are used are transmitted to the user terminal 3 and the management server 4 for additional purposes. It can be used as data for skin management.

The cosmetic dispenser described above and shown in the drawings is merely an embodiment for carrying out the present invention and should not be construed as limiting the technical idea of the present invention. The scope of protection of the present invention is defined only by the matters described in the following claims, and the improved and modified examples without departing from the gist of the present invention are ordinary knowledge in the technical field to which the present invention belongs. As long as it is self-evident to those who have, it can be understood that it belongs to the scope of protection of the present invention.

1: Cosmetic dispenser 10: Main body 11: Body 12: Cover 13: Magazine mounting part 131: Shaft pillar 132: Discharge hole 14: Discharge space 20: Cartridge magazine 21: Drum 22: Pillar insertion hole 23: Cartridge accommodating part 24: Gripping Ring 241: Shaft support groove 25: Driven gear 26: Index frame 261a, 262a, 263a, 264a, 265a: Recognition index 261b, 262b, 263b, 264b, 265b: Stop index 30: Cartridge 31: Container 32: Discharge port 33: Pump means 40: Magazine rotation drive means 41: Magazine drive motor 42: Electric gear 50: Pump pressurization drive means 51: Pump drive motor 52: Pump cam 53: Cam position recognition disk 54: Disc recognition sensor 60: Cartridge recognition means 61: Index recognition sensor 70: Hand recognition means 80: Cooling means 81: Thermoelectric element 82: Heat dissipation pin 90: Control means 91: Circuit board 92: Touch screen 93: Power switch 94: Power terminal 2: Skin diagnostic device 3: User terminal Machine 4: Management server

Claims (7)

In a cosmetic dispenser that discharges cosmetics according to the diagnosed skin condition
A main body in which a magazine mounting portion opened upward is formed, this discharge space is formed in the lower part of the magazine mounting portion, and a discharge hole is formed from the magazine mounting portion to the discharge space.
A cartridge magazine in which a plurality of cartridge accommodating portions are arranged and formed in a circular shape and rotatably mounted on the magazine mounting portion,
It has a pump means for filling the inside with cosmetics and discharging the cosmetics from a discharge port formed at the lower part, and the discharge port is erected toward the lower part and attached to each of the cartridge accommodating portions. With multiple cartridges
A magazine rotation driving means provided in the main body so as to rotate the cartridge magazine,
A pump added to the main body so as to operate the pump means provided in the cartridge by pressing the upper end of the cartridge with the discharge port of one of the plurality of cartridges located in the discharge hole. Pressure drive means and
Includes a control means for controlling the operation of the magazine rotation drive means and the pump pressurization drive means so that at least one or more cosmetics out of a plurality of cartridges are discharged according to the diagnosed skin condition. A cosmetic dispenser equipped with a skin diagnostic device that features that. A cartridge recognition means for recognizing any one of the plurality of cartridges is provided.
The skin diagnostic device according to claim 1, wherein the control means controls the operation of the magazine rotation driving means so that the discharge port of the cartridge for discharging cosmetics is located in the discharge hole. Cosmetic dispenser. The skin diagnostic device according to claim 2, wherein the cartridge recognition means includes an index recognition sensor that recognizes an index formed in the cartridge magazine so as to correspond to each of the cartridges. Provided cosmetic dispenser. The indexes are formed with different lengths corresponding to each of the cartridges and are arranged around the lower edge of the cartridge magazine.
The cosmetic dispenser provided with the skin diagnostic device according to claim 3, wherein the index recognition sensor senses the length of the index and recognizes a cartridge corresponding to the length. A shaft column is formed in the center of the magazine mounting portion so as to extend upward.
A pillar insertion hole into which the shaft pillar is inserted is formed in the lower center of the cartridge magazine.
The skin diagnostic device according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the cartridge magazine is rotatably mounted on the magazine mounting portion by inserting the shaft pillar into the pillar insertion hole. Cosmetic dispenser equipped with. The magazine rotation drive means includes a magazine drive motor mounted inside the shaft column, and at least one or more gears for transmitting the rotational force of the rotation shaft of the magazine drive motor to the cartridge magazine. A cosmetic dispenser comprising the skin diagnostic device according to claim 5, wherein the cosmetic dispenser is provided with the skin diagnostic device according to claim 5. The pump pressurizing drive means includes a pump drive motor and a pump cam that is rotated by rotation of a rotation shaft of the pump drive motor to contact and press the upper end of the cartridge. A cosmetic dispenser provided with the skin diagnostic device according to any one of claims 1 to 4.

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