The Gillette Company

Alexander James Hinchliffe Friend

Susan Clare Robinson

Ian Anthony Good

Balasundram Periasamy Amavasai

Robert Thomas Hinkle

Werner Friedrich Johann Bonifer

Joshua Thomas Kissel

Shirley Namubiru

Nicola Dawn Dixon

Angela Louise Richardson

Weiyan Yang

Venugopal Vasudevan

Claus Hittmeyer

Amanda Washington

Michael Thomas Roller

Christopher Francis Rawlings

Amanda Michelle Washington

Sensor-based shaving systems and methods of analyzing a user's shave event are described for determining a unique threshold value of the user. A grooming device comprises a handle having a connecting structure connected to a hair cutting implement. A shave event sensor associated with the grooming device measures a user behavior, which includes collecting a first dataset comprising shave data defining a shave event. The first dataset is transmitted via a communication device and is analyzed to determine baseline behavior data of the user, and a unique threshold value of the user is determined from the baseline behavior data. One or more subsequent datasets, each comprising shave data of one or more corresponding shave events, is compared to the unique threshold value to determine comparison data. An indication is provided, based on the comparison data, to indicate a deviation from the threshold value and to influence the user behavior.

Sensor-based shaving systems and methods of analyzing a user's shave event for determining a unique threshold value of the user

The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing personalized razor handles.

Method to manufacture a razor handle

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Reading, United Kingdom

Alexander James Hinchliffe Friend