Automated nail styling machine
Abstract
An example operation includes one or more of: detecting a presence of a hand resting on a hand rest; in response to detecting the presence of the hand, determining a nail shape and a nail size of the hand; receiving a user input specifying at least one manicure preference to be applied to one or more nails of the hand; in response to receiving the user input, activating at least one of an actuator, a motor or a hydraulic piston to raise the hand rest; performing an automated manicure of one or more nails on the hand using the determined nail shape, the determined nail size, and the user input; and in response to a completion of the automated manicure, activating at least one of the actuator, the motor, or the hydraulic piston to lower the hand rest.
Claims
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1 . A method, comprising:
detecting a presence of a hand resting on a hand rest; in response to detecting the presence of the hand, determining a nail shape and a nail size of the hand; receiving a user input specifying at least one manicure preference to be applied to one or more nails of the hand; in response to receiving the user input, activating at least one of an actuator, a motor or a hydraulic piston to raise the hand rest; performing an automated manicure of one or more nails on the hand using the determined nail shape, the determined nail size, and the user input; and in response to a completion of the automated manicure, activating at least one of the actuator, the motor, or the hydraulic piston to lower the hand rest.
2 . The method of claim 1 wherein receiving the user input comprises receiving one or more of: a first selection specifying a nail style, a second selection specifying a nail length, a third selection specifying a preference for one of gel nails, acrylic nails, or natural nails, and a fourth selection specifying a nail color.
3 . The method of claim 2 , further comprising storing one or more of the first, second, third or fourth selections in a computer-readable storage medium.
4 . The method of claim 1 , wherein performing the automated manicure includes a filing of the one or more nails on the hand.
5 . The method of claim 4 , wherein performing the automated manicure further includes applying one or more pre-shaped nail tips to the one or more nails on the hand.
6 . The method of claim 5 , wherein performing the automated manicure further includes applying a nail polish to the one or more nails on the hand, and/or to the one or more pre-shaped nail tips.
7 . A manicure machine including:
a non-transitory computer-readable memory communicably coupled to a processor; an object detector configured for detecting a presence of a hand resting on a hand rest, wherein the object detector is operatively coupled to the processor; a nail scanner, operatively coupled to the object detector such that, in response to the object detector detecting the presence of the hand, the nail scanner determines a nail shape and a nail size of the hand; an input mechanism configured for receiving a user input specifying at least one manicure preference to be applied to one or more nails of the hand, wherein the input mechanism is operatively coupled to the processor; at least one of an actuator, a motor or a hydraulic piston to raise the hand rest in response to the input mechanism receiving the user input; wherein the actuator, motor, and/or hydraulic piston is operatively coupled to the processor; a nail styling mechanism for performing an automated manicure of one or more nails on the hand using the determined nail shape, the determined nail size, and the user input; wherein the nail styling mechanism is operatively coupled to the processor; and wherein, in response to a completion of the automated manicure, the processor activates at least one of the actuator, the motor, or the hydraulic piston to lower the hand rest.
8 . The manicure machine of claim 7 , wherein the input mechanism is further configured for receiving one or more of: a first selection specifying a nail style, a second selection specifying a nail length, a third selection specifying a preference for one of gel nails, acrylic nails, or natural nails, and a fourth selection specifying a nail color.
9 . The manicure machine of claim 8 , wherein the processor is further configured for storing one or more of the first, second, third or fourth selections in the non-transitory computer-readable memory.
10 . The manicure machine of claim 7 , wherein the nail styling mechanism comprises a nail filing drill configured for filing one or more nails of the hand.
11 . The manicure machine of claim 7 , wherein the nail styling mechanism comprises a pre-shaped nail tip applicator configured for applying one or more pre-shaped nail tips to the one or more nails on the hand.
12 . The manicure machine of claim 7 , wherein the nail styling mechanism comprises a nail polish applicator configured for applying nail polish to the one or more nails on the hand, and/or to the one or more pre-shaped nail tips.
13 . A method, comprising:
detecting a presence of a foot resting on a footrest; in response to detecting the presence of the foot, determining a nail shape and a nail size of the foot; receiving a user input specifying at least one pedicure preference to be applied to one or more nails of the foot; in response to receiving the user input, activating at least one of an actuator, a motor or a hydraulic piston to raise the footrest; performing an automated pedicure of one or more nails on the foot using the determined nail shape, the determined nail size, and the user input; and in response to a completion of the automated pedicure, activating at least one of the actuator, the motor, or the hydraulic piston to lower the footrest.
14 . The method of claim 13 wherein receiving the user input comprises receiving one or more of: a first selection specifying a nail style, a second selection specifying a nail length, a third selection specifying a preference for one of gel nails, acrylic nails, or natural nails, and a fourth selection specifying a nail color.
15 . The method of claim 14 , further comprising storing one or more of the first, second, third or fourth selections in a computer-readable storage medium.
16 . The method of claim 13 , wherein performing the automated pedicure includes a filing of the one or more nails on the foot.
17 . The method of claim 16 , wherein performing the automated pedicure further includes applying one or more pre-shaped nail tips to the one or more nails on the foot.
18 . The method of claim 17 , wherein performing the automated pedicure further includes applying a nail polish to the one or more nails on the foot, and/or to the one or more pre-shaped nail tips.
19 . A pedicure machine including:
a non-transitory computer-readable memory communicably coupled to a processor; an object detector configured for detecting a presence of a foot resting on a footrest, wherein the object detector is operatively coupled to the processor; a nail scanner, operatively coupled to the object detector such that, in response to the object detector detecting the presence of the foot, the nail scanner determines a nail shape and a nail size of the foot; an input mechanism configured for receiving a user input specifying at least one pedicure preference to be applied to one or more nails of the foot, wherein the input mechanism is operatively coupled to the processor; at least one of an actuator, a motor or a hydraulic piston to raise the foot rest in response to the input mechanism receiving the user input; wherein the actuator, motor, and/or hydraulic piston is operatively coupled to the processor; a nail styling mechanism for performing an automated pedicure of one or more nails of the foot using the determined nail shape, the determined nail size, and the user input; wherein the nail styling mechanism is operatively coupled to the processor; and wherein, in response to a completion of the automated pedicure, the processor activates at least one of the actuator, the motor, or the hydraulic piston to lower the footrest.
20 . The pedicure machine of claim 19 , wherein the input mechanism is further configured for receiving one or more of: a first selection specifying a nail style, a second selection specifying a nail length, a third selection specifying a preference for one of gel nails, acrylic nails, or natural nails, and a fourth selection specifying a nail color.
21 . The pedicure machine of claim 20 , wherein the processor is further configured for storing one or more of the first, second, third or fourth selections in the non-transitory computer-readable memory.
22 . The pedicure machine of claim 19 , wherein the nail styling mechanism comprises a nail filing drill configured for filing the one or more nails of the foot.
23 . The pedicure machine of claim 19 , wherein the nail styling mechanism comprises a pre-shaped nail tip applicator configured for applying one or more pre-shaped nail tips to the one or more nails of the foot.
24 . The pedicure machine of claim 19 , wherein the nail styling mechanism comprises a nail polish applicator configured for applying nail polish to the one or more nails of the foot, and/or to the one or more pre-shaped nail tips.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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