12 results about "Lavatory room" patented technology

1. The name of the design product: foot stool. 2. The use of the design product: used for children's washroom foot mat, such as washing, toilet and adult toilet foot mat. 3. The design points of the design product: in shape. 4. The picture or photo that best shows the design points: perspective view 1.

A toilet may include a base including a bowl, a rim disposed around a top of the bowl, and a seat rotatably coupled to the rim. The eat may include a top surface configured to support a user and a bottom surface opposite the top surface. In some examples, the top surface is disposed at an incline and the bottom surface is supported by the rim. In some example, a dampener including a softer material than the bowl and disposed within the bowl. In some examples, a bidet wand extends from the base and is configured to selectively change between a position for dispensing a flow of water for washing a user and a position for cleaning a surface of the bowl. In some examples, the toilet includes a floor connector including a channel formed by a first flange and a second flange.

The present application relates to the technical field of intelligent health monitoring, and discloses a defecation difficulty detection method, device, equipment and storage medium, the method comprises: obtaining defecation point cloud data in a washroom scene, extracting micro-motion features, time sequence dynamic features and behavior features of a target user from the defecation point cloud data; calculating the defecation frequency, defecation duration and defecation force index of the target user according to the micro-motion features, time sequence dynamic features and behavior features; constructing a defecation behavior sequence according to the defecation frequency, defecation duration and defecation force index, and analyzing the defecation habit interval in the defecation behavior sequence; calculating the defecation abnormality proportion of the target user according to the defecation habit interval and the defecation behavior sequence; and determining the defecation difficulty level of the target user according to the defecation abnormality proportion. Through the feature extraction, defecation-related index calculation, defecation abnormality proportion analysis and determination of the defecation difficulty level, the accuracy of defecation difficulty detection can be improved.

We provide toilets that eliminate unpleasant odors and conserve water. [Solution] Toilet T is equipped with a ceramic toilet bowl, and an ice maker 300 requiring power is installed above the toilet bowl. A water channel 200 and a pump 100 are connected to the ice maker 300. A water tank 101 integrated with the pump 100 stores tap water containing fragrance. The fragrance-infused tap water is sent to the ice maker 300 via the water channel 200 by the pump 100. In the ice maker 300, the fragrance-infused tap water freezes and falls by its own weight into the urinal 500 from three locations on the pipe P.

The present utility model relates to a toilet. The toilet comprises: a seat body having a sewage accommodating bowl; a ring flushing pipeline, the ring flushing pipeline being used for performing ring flushing on the sewage accommodating bowl; a bottom flushing pipeline, the bottom flushing pipeline being used for performing bottom flushing on the sewage accommodating bowl; and a flush valve, the flush valve being capable of being in fluid communication with at least one of the ring flushing pipeline and the bottom flushing pipeline, such that water for flushing flows to the sewage accommodating bowl via the flush valve. A first power supply apparatus is arranged in the seat body, and the first power supply apparatus is configured to supply power to the flush valve. By “sinking” the power supply apparatus which supplies power to the flush valve to the seat body of the toilet, the flexibility of supplying power to the flush valve and the flexibility of the arrangement of the power supply apparatus are achieved, thereby avoiding problems such as a layout difficulty or an electrical safety issue caused by concentrating electronic devices on a toilet lid or other positions.

In order to provide lavatories with a facilitated use for persons with reduced mobility, a lavatory of an aircraft cabin includes at least a first lavatory space with a toilet, a housing structure enclosing the lavatory space at least partly and a bracket arrangement for a temporary mount of an upper support for a user sitting on the toilet. The housing structure includes at least one housing segment of the group of a first lateral wall segment, a second lateral wall segment, a front wall segment, a rear wall segment and a lavatory ceiling segment. The bracket arrangement includes at least two brackets fixedly attached on the at least one housing segment such that the upper support can be temporarily mounted in a support position such that it is arranged above a head of a user when sitting on the toilet.

A child restraint system may provide a seat and restraint system for a child in an aircraft lavatory. The child restraint system may be configured to be installed on an existing wall such as a wall of an aircraft lavatory or be manufactured as part of an aircraft lavatory. The child restraint system may be a rigid structure comprising a seat back, a seat bottom, a first seat side, a second seat side, and a harness. The child restraint system may be a flexible or fabric structure. The child restraint system may comprise a seat, a first strap, and a second strap.

This invention provides a bathroom sterilization and deodorization device, relating to the field of air purification, comprising a support member with a suction unit; a protective cover, which is positioned above the support member and has several openings arranged around its outer periphery as air inlets for the support member; a photocatalytic mesh cover, which is placed inside the protective cover and moves in close contact with it; and a lamp post, which is inserted into the photocatalytic mesh cover by the axis of the protective cover and is limited to axial rotation of the photocatalytic mesh cover within the protective cover. The protective cover has openings that are always exposed at the openings. In this invention, the photocatalytic mesh cover rotates axially within the protective cover, and a flexible rod punctures the openings located outside the openings to peel off particles deposited within the openings. Furthermore, for particles adhering to the surface of the photocatalytic mesh cover, the surface of the photocatalytic mesh cover can be cleaned by rubbing the edges of the openings against the surface of the photocatalytic mesh cover during its axial rotation relative to the protective cover.

A deployable restroom may include individually accessible—and access controlled—restroom units. That is, only authorized users identified using electronic readers and / or face detection cameras may be allowed to access the restroom units. For each access, the identification of the user and the corresponding time stamps may be recorded such that there is an accurate access log of who accessed a restroom unit and when—thereby keeping all users identifiable and accountable. One or more security perimeter cameras may continuously monitor the surroundings to complement or augment the access log.

Techniques for determining bathroom occupancy are disclosed herein. In this regard, one or more sensors may determine whether a plumbing fixture is in use. When a plumbing fixture is in use, the one or more sensors may trigger a visual cue that indicates that the plumbing fixture is in use. Additionally, the one or more sensors may send (e.g., transmit) information indicating that the plumbing fixture is in use to one or more computing devices. The information may include a start time of the fixture's usage, an end time of the fixture's usage, a duration of the fixture's usage, etc. The computing device may analyze the information from a plurality of fixtures associated with a location and present the analysis to a user, for example, via a dashboard.

The present invention relates to a washroom that can be used by a person with limited mobility. To facilitate its use, a partition (10) is provided for a washroom arrangement in an aircraft cabin. The partition has a primary wall section (12) and a secondary wall section (14). Both the primary and secondary wall sections are configured to be movably mounted in a closed position (S1) and an open position (S2). In the closed position, a separation is provided between two adjacent washroom compartments, and in the open position, the separation is removed, and the two adjacent washroom compartments form a common, enlarged washroom compartment. The primary wall section has at least one primary wall panel (16) that is movable between a separating position (P1) and a non-obtrusive stowable position (P2).The secondary wall section has at least one secondary wall panel (18) which has a first secondary panel segment (20) that is movable between a vertical separation position and a horizontal position in which it can be temporarily fixed to serve as a seated transfer area 22 for a user of the common washroom compartment.