US2020230510A1PendingUtilityA1

Kandy Kids

Assignee: DABNEY TAWANNAPriority: Jan 19, 2019Filed: Jan 19, 2019Published: Jul 23, 2020
Est. expiryJan 19, 2039(~12.5 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Tawanna Dabney
A63H 3/36A63H 3/005A63H 3/003A63H 3/006
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Abstract

The present invention relates to a transparent doll projector with rainbow hair. The Kandy Kida doll is filled with LED lights, artificial candy, and resin emojis. This doll projects images from devices connected through Bluetooth, USB, HDMI, SD, and micro SD ports and Bluetooth. The doll reacts to light, temperature, humidity, motion, and pain. There are many dolls and kids love them because they feel the dolls are mini versions of them. There are also many ways to view your favorite shows and movies. But the two have never been combined in such a way that allows a child to not only have a friend they can watch things with; but with the doll being sensitive and responsive to light, temperature, humidity, motion, and pain, the child will gain a sense of care and responsibility while having fun. The present invention discloses a transparent doll comprising of a projector, a circuit system triggered by a multi-sensor, and a control board that powers and charges the projector in the dolls head and powers the operates the circuit system. When a device is connected or paired with the doll, the images from the device will be displayed on a surface. When the doll is exposed to light or darkness, extreme temperatures, humidity or pain by dropping or hitting, a part of the circuit system lights up. Each case is linked to a different color of the rainbow.

Claims

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1 . A transparent, artificial candy and emoji-filled doll, that doubles as a movie/image projector and lights up in reaction to its conditions comprising:
 a projector fixedly mounted inside the dolls head in order for images to be displayed through the dolls eyes onto a surface;   wires connected to a multi-sensor and circuit board in order to be illuminated when the doll is under certain conditions;   LED lights that act as indicators for extreme conditions such as light, temperature, humidity, motion and pain/impact;   A circuit board and a multi-sensor fixedly mounted in the doll's back are needed to control, power and charge the doll.

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