Simple Labs, Inc.

Mike Slone

The present invention relates to systems and methods for determining fluid fill metric of fluid (e.g., wine, bourbon, etc.) in a receptacle and evaluating fluid quality. The sensing device includes an outer housing and an inner housing. The inner housing includes a cavity adapted to receive a portion of a fluid stored in the receptacle while the sensing device is inserted into the receptacle. The sensing device includes a first sensor module configured to generate an electric field based on detecting at least one electrical parameter of the portion of the fluid in the cavity. The sensing device includes a control circuitry communicably coupled to the first sensor module. The control circuitry determines a fluid fill metric of the fluid in the receptacle and generates sensory data based on processing the fluid fill metric, the ambient parameters, and one or more parameters associated with the fluid.

Systems and methods for determining fluid fill metric of fluid in a receptacle

The present invention relates to systems and methods for determining fluid quality. The system includes a sensing device. The sensing device includes an outer housing and an inner housing inserted within the outer housing. The sensing device includes a plurality of sensors configured to detect one or more parameters related to a fluid stored in a receptacle and ambient parameters of the receptacle. The sensing device further includes a control circuitry configured to generate sensory data based on the parameters related to the fluid and the ambient parameters of the receptacle. Further, the system includes a central control module. The central control module predicts, by one or more Artificial Intelligence (AI) models, the fluid quality of the fluid stored in the receptacle based on the sensory data. The AI models predict the fluid quality of the fluid based on mapping the sensory data with the set of predefined fluid quality profiles.

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Calistoga, CA, United States of America

Mike Slone