Other Apparatus TRIZ Cases

AI dynamically selects sensors and adjusts operating parameters in real time to improve animal data quality, efficiency, and energy use.

Sensor-based body and behavior monitoring detects weaning readiness from solid feed attention, reducing subjective timing errors and health risks.

Dual pin receivers and a rigid-flex tag structure prevent ear-tag rotation, keeping sensors stable for reliable livestock monitoring.

A flexible ear tag uses protected in-ear sensors, upward-facing solar charging, and anti-rotation fastening for stable livestock biometric tracking.

Audio and environmental sensing link dog bark triggers to timed treat dispensing, reducing barking through real-time and preemptive desensitization.

A one-piece clawed clip secures a locator on a strap with low weight and bulk while resisting accidental detachment.

Sensors detect scratching and trigger automatic rewards, making cat training more consistent while reducing household damage and owner effort.

Non-invasive cattle management data predicts postpartum metabolic disease risk before calving, enabling earlier nutritional intervention.

Position-guided sound, image, and light cues let owners remotely direct pet exercise while reducing manual play time and effort.

Pulsed violet light irradiation improves brain blood flow and physiological state in domesticated animals, helping reduce later care needs.

A single-strap belt and proximity sensing vary lure speed and direction to keep pets engaged while reducing toy complexity and cost.

Post-calving estrus events and rumination patterns are combined to predict fertility and guide selective breeding or hormone treatment.

An adjustable collar camera mount shifts lens position to avoid head obstruction while keeping attachment stable for live video and GPS tracking.

Audio and environmental sensing identify barking triggers and time treat dispensing to reduce dog vocalizations through desensitization.

Real-time sound capture, bark analysis, and on-demand playback turn basic bark control into an interactive, customizable dog training setup.

Visual pet health modules explain illness causes and procedures so owners can understand veterinary visits without adding explanation time.

Sensor activity data and frequency-based behavior analysis establish baseline thresholds to detect animal vitality loss and trigger alerts.

Modular sensors and AI unify pet health, behavior, safety, and training into autonomous care with proactive intervention.

Heart-rate and detrusor electrical signals are correlated to identify urination urgency and alert the owner before accidents occur.

Freely moving animals can lose tracking identity; feature comparison and stored identity data enable automatic reidentification without manual intervention.

The concealed harness compartment keeps a dog’s GPS tracker hidden from thieves, attached during movement, and accessible to the owner.

Sensors track leash tension, speed, and distance while a motor regulates extension for safer, more consistent dog training.

Frequent tag loss and harsh weather disrupt livestock data; a molded one-piece body with a flexible recess improves retention and durability.

An electronic collar sensor uses interchangeable adapters for nylon and metal collars while storing data for tracking and health monitoring.

This case uses externally loaded, sensor-specific models for local animal behavior recognition, reducing transmission delays and energy use.

Identification readers record animal movements and virtual station visits, supporting compliance checks and faster disease outbreak tracing.

Pressure feedback modulates soft-actuator undulation, enabling upward thrust, lateral movement, and autonomous depth holding underwater.

A detection slider verifies strap installation and helps prevent pet device detachment.

Acceleration, angular velocity, and position data correct behavior estimates, supporting earlier detection of disease, estrus, calving, and weaning.

A one-piece molded structure separates attachment and electronics, using a flexible recess to support durable retention and monitoring.

Segmented protuberances extend from the ball surface to create discrete grip points, resolving the trade-off between large volume and ease of grasping.

Sloped walls guide insect pupae into filter cups, resolving manual counting bottlenecks in sterile insect technique programs.

A smart collar uses geolocation sensors to detect pet position and trigger corrective actions via vibration or sound.

A spring-mounted laser pet toy generates random light patterns to automate play while preventing mechanical injury.

An insect breeding system uses an inclined surface to guide larvae into a harvesting receptacle for automated collection.

Segmenting monitoring functions between a rugged animal tag and a farmer's smartphone resolves complexity and energy trade-offs.

System isolates luxury activity data at designated locations to detect well-being changes, preventing information loss from missed behavioral alerts.

A micro layering pest control system applies immiscible ingredients under pressure to maintain homogeneity during discharge.

Analysis supporting apparatus tracks individual animal behavior history using image, acoustic, and wearable sensor data.

A machine learning controller adjusts sensor power consumption based on environmental conditions and bee activity data.

Optical sensors capture animal movement profiles during training sessions to enable automated health monitoring.

Acoustic recording system captures hive sounds to identify airborne toxins through unique signal patterns.

A pet containment collar adjusts GPS position request intervals based on zone proximity to conserve battery power.

Pulse coherent radar and infrared sensors determine animal body surface area to resolve accuracy limits in livestock health monitoring.

A retrieving device with internal or external respiratory passageways enables unobstructed airflow for dogs during retrieval activities.

Mold-resistant harborage structures eliminate contamination risks while automated harvesting systems move live insects efficiently.

An activity measurement unit detects ruminant movement patterns to identify heat stress indicators.

A 32 gram electronic ear tag gathers positioning and environmental data via ultrasonically welded housing.

Segmented reservoir chambers in the dip cup prevent overflow during tilting and allow easy removal of contaminated liquid without disassembly.