WO2021225543A1 - Construction de toilettes de nouvelle génération - Google Patents
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- Invention is pertinent to a next-generation toilet construction designed to create a toilet system that may be used by people of any age and weight, compatible with human physiology, adjustable to required position and angle by means of electric and electronic mechanisms for health and hygiene purposes and with the view to combine advantages of both flush toilets and squat toilets.
- toilet practices which are representative of one of the most vital basic necessities of civilization is as ancient as the history itself. Examining the toilet practices of various societies living in different epochs, one may argue that toilets are an indicator for the level of civilisation. A comparison of thesupplementary collective toilets built during the technological era of Rome with the mediaeval towns of streets infested by human excrement provides a clear proof to such correlation.
- the process for breakup of food items first start in the mouth. Afterwards, they are digested in the body by passing through the stomach, duedonum, small intestines and bowels and then, passing through the anal canal and anus, are extracted from the body by the faecal tract.
- Puborectalis muscle contracts the area between the rectum and the anal canal. Puborectalis that functions to contract while standing relaxes in sitting or squatting positions and has the canal straighten.
- Anal canal forms the final section of the digestive system and has an average length of 3-5 cm.
- sphincter muscles surrounding the anal canal. Of these muscles, the exterior sphincter functions as a voluntary muscle, while the interior sphincter functions as an involuntary muscle.
- Digestive system is a perfect food machine in its overall design. After the food items received in the body are converted to a useful form, their redundant part is extracted. After the food enters the body, there may be malfunctions due to various reasons and therefore, certain diseases may emerge. In today’s age of technology, people spend long times before computer screens, neglect sufficient care in nutrition due to lack of time, for easy comfort, the take drugs at teach minor ailment or suffer from stress due to this unnatural rat race. All these wrong attitudes, starting from unhealthy food intake to erroneous toilet practices, have negative impacts on human health, especially the digestive system.
- Inflammatory bowel disease, constipation or chronic constipation and diverticulosis are diseases experienced commonly in developed countries. These diseases are rarely seen in the Third World. Studies have proven that the reason to this is the faulty toilet practices. Prostate diseases seen in men also arise from erroneous practices of toilet use.
- This invention is pertinent to a next-generation toilet construction that meets the aforementioned necessities, eliminates all disadvantages and brings certain additional advantages.
- the primary purpose of this invention is to combine positive aspects of squat toilets and flush toilets currently in use as an alternative to these two types of toilets.
- the primary purpose of this invention is to adjust the toilet to a correct angle by electronic or mechanical mechanisms.
- a purpose of this invention is to provide ease in personal hygiene in terms of physiological, sanitary and comfort features.
- a purpose of this invention is to descend easily to the level lower than the sitting position (i.e. the correct angle of defecation) or restore sitting position by electric or electronic mechanisms.
- the invention provides ease for standing up and ensures comfort to individuals with articular and muscular problems, patients, the elderly, the overweight and individuals with physical disabilities.
- a purpose of this invention is to mitigate the risk of splattering faeces or water to a level that is almost none during defecation and cleaning after defecation.
- a purpose of this invention is to maintain the toilet in an easy-to-clean and hygienic manner as long as possible. Invention provides this advantage with its enclosed drain and sides.
- a purpose of this invention is to prevent constipation, urinary incontinence, capillary fissures, haemorrhoids, prostate problems, appendicitis and inflammatory bowel disease.
- a purpose of this invention is to adjust the toilet to personal features. Invention can be positioned in different positions according to height and weight of the individual.
- a purpose of this invention is to assure that the person entering the bathroom to defecate has the least contact with the environment.
- Figure 1 is a representative view of the next-generation toilet (1).
- Figure 2 presents the methodological steps showing the next-generation toilet’s (1) mode of operation.
- the detector (5) recognises the user or the user enters the desired commands or data through the control panel (8), the mobile application (11.1) installed in the mobile device (11) or a push button (4) (101)
- Processor transmits data or commands entered by the user or data or commands received from the pre-programmed memory section (10) to the motor (6) (104)
- the toilet system (1) subject to the invention is composed of the following:
- a toilet bowl (2) that combines advantages of both flush toilets and squat toilets, moves in upward-downward direction and by angular movement, ensures that the user is enabled to alter the sitting position in 90 degrees and passes to a squatting position and afterwards, restores the sitting position from the squatting position,
- At least one motor (6) that enables upwards-downwards movement and angular movement of the bowl (2)
- a processor (7) in the toilet system (1) which enables movement by transmitting the data incoming from the detector (5), control panel (8), reservoir push button (9), mobile device (11) or push button (4) to the motor (6) or by transmission to the memory section (10) and transmission of the data stored in the memory section (10) to the motor (7),
- a reservoir push button (9) that enables discharge of the water or hygienic substance in the reservoir to clean the bowl (2)
- Memory section (10) refers to a memory section (10) that stores personal data of the bowl’s (2) users and programmes associated with toilet use,
- a mobile device (11) that connects the bowl (2) through mobile application (11.1) and activates all procedures by the push button (4), control panel (8) and the reservoir push button (9) with the mobile application (11.1).
- Bowl (2) combines the advantages of both flush toilets and squat toilets.
- Bowl (2) moves in an upwards-downwards direction. Besides, by its angular movement, the bowl (2) ensures that the user is enabled to alter the sitting position in 90 degrees and passes to a squatting position and afterwards, restores the sitting position from the squatting position.
- Moving section (3) enables upwards-downwards movement of the bowl (3).
- Push button (4) enables manual control of the bowl’s (2) upwards-downwards movement and angular movement by the user. By use of the push button, the user is enables to adjust the bowl (2) manually not only to the desired angle but also to the desired height.
- Detector (5) is a detecting section that serves to recognise the user. This detector may be composed of various sensors or cameras. Detector, by recognising certain features of the person entering the bathroom, adjusts the bowl (2) to an angle and position customised for the user.
- the detector (5) is a camera
- the person may be identified with its facial recognition nd the bowl (2) is adjusted to an angle and position customised for the user.
- the customised programme as the user sits on the bowl (2), it is moved to the customised position and angle.
- the detector (5) may detect the height and weight of the user and by propulsion of the motor (6) according to the user’s height and weight, the user sits in a customised angle or otherwise, motion starts after sitting.
- the detector (5) is composed of sensors the data above may be collected by the sensors.
- Motor (6) enables upwards-downwards movement of the bowl (2). Besides, the motor (6) enables angular movement of the bowl (6). Invention has at least one motor (6).
- Processor (7) in the toilet system (1) which enables movement by transmitting the data incoming from the detector (5), control panel (8), reservoir push button (9), mobile device (11) or push button (4) to the motor (6). It also enables movement by transmission to the memory section (10) and transmission of the data stored in the memory section (10) to the motor (6).
- Control panel (8) that enables the user to enter the user’s personal data and weight, height, name, toilet position, angle or to select customised programmes pre-programmed for the bowl (2).
- Reservoir push button (9) enables discharge of the water or hygienic substance in the reservoir to clean the bowl (2).
- Memory section (10) stores personal data of the bowl’s (2) users and programmes associated with toilet use.
- Mobile device (11) is a device equipped with mobile technologies used by the user, such as a mobile phone, tablet computer or smart watch. It contains a mobile application (11.1). User connects the bowl (2) through mobile application (11.1) and activates all procedures by the push button (4), control panel (8) and the reservoir push button (9) with the mobile application (11.1).
- Mobile application (11.1) is an application where the user enters his/her personal data such as weight or height and activates the bowl (2) with its customised programme.
- the bowl (2) In the toilet system (1), before seated by the user, the bowl (2) is always in an upward position. Moreover, it is in a position that enables the user sit comfortably in a 90-degree angle.
- the detector (5) can recognise the user. Therefore, if there is a position or angle pre-programmed specifically for the user, the bowl (2) may be adjusted to that position or angle or otherwise, after the user sits, the bowl (2) is automatically moved to the angle and position customised for the user.
- control panel (9) the user is enabled on the control panel (9) to enter his/her personal data and weight, height, name, toilet position, angle or to select customised programmes pre programmed for the bowl (2).
- the bowl (2) may be moved in upward-downward direction (A) or in an angular fashion (B).
- the detector (5) recognises the user and the pre-programmed information or data stored in the memory section (10) are transmitted to the processor (7).
- User-specific data and commands are transmitted to the motor (6).
- the motor (6) positions the bowl (2) in the toilet system (1) in a customised position by upwards-downwards movement (A) or angular movement (B).
- the bowl (2) passes from a sitting position to a squatting position.
- the bowl (2) restores its sitting position from the squatting position. Therefore, the user is enabled to comfortably stand up and sit down.
- the bowl (2) becomes very convenient, especially for the elderly and people with disabilities.
- the user By the user’s entering the bathroom to use the toilet system (1), the user enters the desired commands or data through the control panel (8), the mobile application (11.1) installed in the mobile device (11) or a push button (4). Afterwards, the entered data and commands are transmitted to the motor (6). With the user-specific data and commands, the motor (6) positions the bowl (2) in the toilet system (1) in a customised position by upwards- downwards movement (A) or angular movement (B). Afterwards, the user sits on the bowl (2) and with user-specific data and commands; the bowl (2) passes from a sitting position to a squatting position. Likewise, when the user is finished with the toilet system (1), the bowl (2) restores its sitting position from the squatting position. Therefore, the user is enabled to comfortably stand up and sit down. The bowl (2) becomes very convenient, especially for the elderly and people with disabilities.
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Abstract
L'invention concerne un système de toilettes (1) composé d'une cuvette (2) qui combine les avantages des toilettes à chasse d'eau et des toilettes à la turque, pouvant se déplacer dans la direction haut-bas et pouvant être animée d'un mouvement angulaire, qui permet de garantir que l'utilisateur peut modifier la position d'assise dans 90 degrés et passe vers une position accroupie et ensuite, restaure la position assise à partir de la position accroupie, une section de déplacement (3) qui permet à la cuvette (2) un déplacement vers le haut et vers le bas et permet également un mouvement angulaire pour modifier son angle, un bouton-poussoir (4) qui permet une commande manuelle de la cuvette (2) vers le haut et vers le bas et des mouvements angulaires par l'utilisateur, un détecteur (5) qui sert à reconnaître l'utilisateur, au moins un moteur (6) qui permet un mouvement vers le haut et vers le bas et un mouvement angulaire de la cuvette (2), un processeur (7) dans le système de toilettes (1), qui permet le mouvement en transmettant les données entrantes à partir du détecteur (5), du panneau de commande (8), du bouton-poussoir de réservoir (9), d'un dispositif mobile (11) ou d'un bouton-poussoir (4) vers le moteur (6) ou par transmission à la section de mémoire (10) et la transmission des données stockées dans la section de mémoire (10) au moteur (7), un panneau de commande (8) qui permet à l'utilisateur d'entrer les données personnelles de l'utilisateur et le poids, la hauteur, le nom, la position des toilettes, l'angle ou de sélectionner des programmes personnalisés pré-programmés pour la cuvette (2), un bouton-poussoir de réservoir (9) qui permet l'évacuation de l'eau ou de la substance hygiénique dans le réservoir pour nettoyer la cuvette (2), la section de mémoire (10) se réfère à une section de mémoire (10) qui stocke les données personnelles des utilisateurs de la cuvette (2) et des programmes associés à l'utilisation de toilettes et un dispositif mobile (11) qui relie la cuvette (2) par l'intermédiaire d'une application mobile (11.1) et active toutes les procédures par le bouton-poussoir (4), le panneau de commande (8) et le bouton-poussoir de réservoir (9) avec l'application mobile (11.1).
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