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Peter Daniel Klurfeld

Douglas Cohen

Elliott Galynsky

A compact wearable modular multifunctional inhalation and detection device. The device includes a housing with at least one port; a removable cartridge module adapted to seat within the housing, the cartridge module including a removable cylindrical cartridge adapted to seat within a cartridge housing. The cartridge includes a source of inhalant, a port and a heating element for heating the inhalant. A permanent magnet and/or an electromagnet is mounted within the cartridge housing to secure the cartridge to the cartridge housing via the adapter ring whereby the cartridge is pneumatically coupled to an inlet chamber in the mouthpiece housing. Multiple sensors are coupled to the air switch and provide data to an onboard processor. The processor executes software to provide a useful output data regarding inhalation activity. In an alternative embodiment, the device housing is adapted to retain a cartridge with a sensor adapted to detect and address airborne pathogens.

Compact modular wearable multifunctional inhaler vaporizer watch adapted for diverse cartridge configurations and detection of airborne pathogens

A compact modular multifunctional inhalation device including a housing having an inlet port and an outlet port; a removable cartridge module adapted to seat within the housing, the cartridge including: a tray within the cartridge for holding a solid inhalant, a heating element mounted within the cartridge above and through the tray for heating the inhalant; and a removable modular electronic circuit adapted to seat within the housing to provide electrical current to the heating element. The heating element is a coil mounted within a chamber in thermal proximity to the solid inhalant. A quartz rod is mounted within the coil. A plunger is mounted within the cartridge to translate therein and compact the solid inhalant. In an alternative embodiment, dual channels and outlet ports are mounted in communication with an inlet port. In another embodiment, the cartridge is a split chamber cartridge with a split plunger mounted therein.

Tri-state compact modular inhaler, vaporizer

A compact wearable modular multifunctional inhalation device of the present invention. In the illustrative embodiment, the device includes a housing with at least one port; a removable cartridge module adapted to seat within the housing, the cartridge including: a source of inhalant mounted within the cartridge for providing inhalant into the port and a heating element mounted within the cartridge for heating the inhalant; a removable modular electronic circuit adapted to seat within the housing to provide electrical current to the heating element; and a mechanism coupled to the housing for wearing the device. The electronic circuit may include a processor and memory. A removable modular electronic display is adapted to seat within the housing and connect electrically with the circuit. Software is stored in the memory for execution by the processor for activating the heating element. The software includes code for monitoring the status of the inhalant and/or the source of electrical potential. A switch, activated by air flow, is included for activating the heating element.

Compact modular inhaler, vaporizer for wearable multifunctional watch

A compact wearable inhaler, vaporizer and/or atomizer is addressed by the wearable multifunctional inhaler, vaporizer and smartwatch of the present invention. In the best mode, the invention includes a housing with a chamber having at least port; a lid adapted to engage the housing and open the chamber in a first position and close the chamber in a second position; a source of inhalant mounted within the housing for sourcing inhalant into the chamber via the ports; and an mechanism coupled to the housing for wearing the device. The source of inhalant may be a vaporizer, pipe, inhaler or atomizer.

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Encino, CA, United States of America

Peter Daniel Klurfeld