Drink maker

The drink maker addresses dispenser clogging, temperature control precision, and transit damage issues with advanced controller features, self-assessment, and multi-stage dispensing, ensuring efficient and reliable operation for various drink viscosities.

WO2026151794A1PCT designated stage Publication Date: 2026-07-16SHARKNINJA OPERATING LLC

Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
WO · WO
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
SHARKNINJA OPERATING LLC
Filing Date
2026-01-07
Publication Date
2026-07-16

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Existing frozen drink makers face issues with clogging in the dispenser assembly, limited temperature control precision, potential damage during transit, and inefficient dispensing of both low- and high-viscosity drink products, along with challenges in self-assessment of cooling system malfunctions.

Method used

The drink maker incorporates a controller for temperature offset control, a clog-resistant dispenser design, a self-assessment feature to detect cooling system malfunctions, and a dispenser assembly with multi-stage dispensing capabilities, along with an evaporator design for efficient cooling and material movement control within the mixing vessel.

Benefits of technology

The solution provides precise temperature control, prevents dispenser clogging, ensures reliable operation by self-assessing cooling system integrity, and efficiently handles both low- and high-viscosity drink products, enhancing user experience and device reliability.

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Abstract

A drink maker is provided for temperature offset control. The drink maker includes a mixing vessel, a cooling circuit, and a controller. The mixing vessel is configured to receive a drink product, wherein the drink product is mixed within the mixing vessel. The cooling circuit is configured to cool the drink product within the mixing vessel. The controller is configured to determine an initial target temperature of the drink product, apply an offset to the initial target temperature to produce an updated target temperature of the drink product, and control the cooling circuit to change a temperature of the drink product to the updated target temperature.
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