公开(公告)号：US20200029529A1

公开(公告)日：2020-01-30

申请号：US16593737

申请日：2019-10-04

申请人： Jason BRATU ,  Andrea MA ,  Ashton LAFFORD ,  Adi CHETRI ,  Andrew BATEK ,  Connor BOSY ,  Sheil PATEL ,  Graeme DUBROY-MCARDLE ,  Pamela C. CATRICALA ,  John F. CATRICALA

发明人： Jason BRATU ,  Andrea MA ,  Ashton LAFFORD ,  Adi CHETRI ,  Andrew BATEK ,  Connor BOSY ,  Sheil PATEL ,  Graeme DUBROY-MCARDLE ,  Pamela C. CATRICALA ,  John F. CATRICALA

IPC分类号： A01K7/06 ,  H04W4/80 ,  A01K11/00

摘要： A system and method are provided that can detect the presence of a user such as a mammal (e.g., a horse), and fill a water basin to enable the user to consume the water. The system can detect consumption of the water in the basin and refill one or more times. After detecting that the user is no longer in the vicinity, any remaining water can be drained from the basin. In addition to detecting the presence of the user, an ID can be associated with certain users of the system to track water consumption and other metrics. This data can be gathered, stored, and provided to a server or service (e.g., in the cloud) to enable data to be logged, processed, analyzed and alerts, reports and notifications provided to entities that monitor the users, e.g., to track hydration of the users.

公开(公告)号：US11452280B2

公开(公告)日：2022-09-27

申请号：US16593737

申请日：2019-10-04

申请人： Jason Bratu ,  Andrea Ma ,  Ashton Lafford ,  Adi Chhetri ,  Andrew Batek ,  Connor Bosy ,  Sheil Patel ,  Graeme Dubroy-McArdle ,  Pamela C. Catricala ,  John F. Catricala

发明人： Jason Bratu ,  Andrea Ma ,  Ashton Lafford ,  Adi Chhetri ,  Andrew Batek ,  Connor Bosy ,  Sheil Patel ,  Graeme Dubroy-McArdle ,  Pamela C. Catricala ,  John F. Catricala

IPC分类号： A01K7/06 ,  H04W4/80 ,  A01K11/00

摘要： A system and method are provided that can detect the presence of a user such as a mammal (e.g., a horse), and fill a water basin to enable the user to consume the water. The system can detect consumption of the water in the basin and refill one or more times. After detecting that the user is no longer in the vicinity, any remaining water can be drained from the basin. In addition to detecting the presence of the user, an ID can be associated with certain users of the system to track water consumption and other metrics. This data can be gathered, stored, and provided to a server or service (e.g., in the cloud) to enable data to be logged, processed, analyzed and alerts, reports and notifications provided to entities that monitor the users, e.g., to track hydration of the users.