WO2015144616A1 - Gesturally controlled extractor hood and control method thereof - Google Patents
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- the object of the present invention is a hood for cooktops according to the preamble of the main claim .
- a further object of the present invention is a method for controlling the functions of said hood .
- a usual hood for a cooktop is located above the latter, supported by a wall close to which said cooktop is located or supported by a piece of furniture of a fitted kitchen on which said cooktop is located .
- Said hood comprises a body (secured to said wall or piece of furniture) having a first part or suction part located directly above the cooktop and a second part or transfer part which transfers the sucked air toward an air vent which is either external to the environment where the hood is located or internal thereto.
- Such second part is covered by a panel or features a box-like structure which begins from the suction part and ends where there is provided an exhaust pipe toward the outside of said environment or a hole to vent the air inside said environment.
- control members for instance pushbuttons or lever switches, to control the individual functions of the hood (selection of the suction speed and switch on/off of the lighting elements associated with the hood).
- a user shall consequently operate one or more of said control members.
- the problem could arise whereby, while preparing a food , the user possibly has his/her hands wet or dirty of an ingredient used for its preparation (for instance, flour). This means that operating a control member of the hood possibly results in the latter becoming dirty or in the control member being covered by such ingredient, which might even cause a malfunction thereof.
- a purpose of the present invention is to offer an extractor hood whose operation can also be remotely controlled , i.e. without requiring any direct physical interaction between a user and its control members.
- Another purpose of the invention is to offer an extractor hood of the mentioned type whose remote control is feasible with modes that are reliable and do not entail any impact onto the appearance of the hood itself.
- a further purpose of the invention is to offer an extractor hood of the mentioned type whose remote control does not affect the regular operation of the hood or other electric or electronic equipment located close to the hood or inside the environment where it is located .
- a purpose of the invention is also to offer a method for remotely controlling an extractor hood of the mentioned type.
- Figure 1 shows a front view of a hood according to the invention
- Figure 2 shows a side view of the hood depicted in figure 1 ;
- Figure 3 shows a schematic view of component parts of the hood according to the invention .
- the hood 1 comprises a body 2, secured to a wall 1 00, having a first part or suction part 3 located directly above a cooktop 4 (on which , for purely explanatory purposes, pots 5 are located) and a second part or sucked air transfer part 6 capable of guiding such air toward a vent which is either external to the environment where the hood is located or in the same environment where the latter is located .
- a suction fan is located usually featuring several operating speeds, whereas the first part features a face 1 0 (facing the cooktop 4) having a number of openings for sucking the vapor of the liquid emanating from the cooktop 4.
- a face 1 0 facing the cooktop 4
- filtering elements there are provided , in a known manner, one or several filtering elements (not shown in the figures).
- the face 1 0 also comprises usual lighting elements (lamps) for generating light toward the cooktop 4. All of such electrically powered elements or members, i .e. the fan and the lamps, can be activated via a number of pushbuttons 1 1 located on a user interface 12 provided on the first part 3 of the body 2 of the hood .
- At least one movement sensor 1 6 is present suitable for sensing, without getting in contact with anything (i .e. remotely) a movement or a gesture made by a part of the user's body, for instance his/her hand or head .
- Such movement sensor 1 6 can be a camera, an electromagnetic device generating a magnetic field which is perturbed by the movement of the user's body, a proximity sensor device generating an electric field (like that known with the trade name GestI C® manufactured by Microchip Technology I nc.) which is perturbed by said movement, an infrared device or one generating a WI-FI signal , whose field is perturbed by said movement (which is consequently sensed), or a similar device.
- the latter is connected to a control unit 20, for instance a
- microprocessor one connected to the electric devices of the hood 1 and cooperates with a memory 21 storing data corresponding to the various movements of the user's hand : to every movement a control to be given to said members corresponds.
- a rightwards movement of the hand leads to activating the fan
- a further upwards movement of the hand leads to an increase of the speed of the fan
- a downwards movement leads to a decrease of said speed
- a leftwards movement (arrow W) leads to the fan being switched off.
- a clockwise circular movement results in switching the lighting members on
- a counterclockwise circular movement results in switching them off.
- Such movements identified by the control unit 20 (for instance because of the electric field of the device 1 6 having been perturbed) and compared to what stored in the memory 21 , make the control unit 20 operates the fan or the lighting members (globally referred to by the reference numeral 27 in figure 3) so as to modify their operating status, by either activating or deactivating them .
- a visual and/or audible indicator 30 is activated to inform the user that a control signal has been received from the movement device or sensor 1 6 and its corresponding electrically powered member has been activated by the control unit 20. Thanks to the invention , a user whose hands are wet or dirty can activate the desired member without touching the user interface 12, thus avoiding to dirty or wet it.
- the invention makes it possible to embody a hood that is not provided with any pushbuttons or equivalent control elements on the user interface 12. This because the controls of the individual members of the hood can be remotely generated without operating onto physical elements suitable for generating them , including pushbuttons and the like.
- the device or sensor 1 6 can also be associated with extractor hoods whose body 2 is tilted with respect to the cooktop 4 underneath or several proximity sensors 1 6 can be located on the face 1 5 of the body 2 of the hood 1 and positioning a user's hand on one or more of them or the movement of such hand in one or several directions above them can lead to a special control of the electrically powered members of the hood .
Abstract
An extractor hood (1) for a cooktop (4) comprises a body containing usual suction means located above said cooktop (4), said body (2) being secured to a wall (100) in correspondence with which said cooktop is located or being secured to a piece of furniture which said cooktop is constrained to. Such body (2) comprises sensor means (16) capable of sensing the movement of a part of the body of a user (A) and control means (20) controlling the operating functions of said hood (1) connected to said sensor means (16), said control means (20) activating at least one of said functions upon sensing a predetermined movement of the user.
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G ESTU RALLY CO NTROLLED EXTRACTOR HOO D
AN D CONTROL M ETHOD TH EREOF
Description
The object of the present invention is a hood for cooktops according to the preamble of the main claim . A further object of the present invention is a method for controlling the functions of said hood .
It is known that a usual hood for a cooktop is located above the latter, supported by a wall close to which said cooktop is located or supported by a piece of furniture of a fitted kitchen on which said cooktop is located . Said hood comprises a body (secured to said wall or piece of furniture) having a first part or suction part located directly above the cooktop and a second part or transfer part which transfers the sucked air toward an air vent which is either external to the environment where the hood is located or internal thereto. Such second part is covered by a panel or features a box-like structure which begins from the suction part and ends where there is provided an exhaust pipe toward the outside of said environment or a hole to vent the air inside said environment.
On the body of the hood , usually close to the suction part there are provided control members, for instance pushbuttons or lever switches, to control the individual functions of the hood (selection of the suction speed and switch on/off of the lighting elements associated with the hood). I n order to activate the hood at a desired suction speed , a user shall consequently operate one or more of said control members. However, the problem could arise whereby, while preparing a food , the user possibly has his/her hands wet or dirty of an ingredient used for its preparation (for instance, flour). This means that operating a control member of the hood possibly results in the latter becoming dirty or in the control member being covered by such ingredient, which might even cause a malfunction thereof.
Also, in the case of handicapped persons, the use of the hood might be very difficult to perform or even impossible if such persons are unable to reach its control members. A purpose of the present invention is to offer an extractor hood whose operation can also be remotely controlled , i.e. without requiring any direct physical interaction between a user and its control members.
Another purpose of the invention is to offer an extractor hood of the mentioned type whose remote control is feasible with modes that are reliable and do not entail any impact onto the appearance of the hood itself.
A further purpose of the invention is to offer an extractor hood of the mentioned type whose remote control does not affect the regular operation of the hood or other electric or electronic equipment located close to the hood or inside the environment where it is located . Finally, a purpose of the invention is also to offer a method for remotely controlling an extractor hood of the mentioned type.
These purposes and others which will be apparent to those skilled in this sector are achieved by an extractor hood and by a method for controlling it according to the attached claims.
For a better understanding of the present invention the following drawings are attached for purely explanatory, not limitative, purposes, in which :
Figure 1 shows a front view of a hood according to the invention ;
Figure 2 shows a side view of the hood depicted in figure 1 ; and
Figure 3 shows a schematic view of component parts of the hood according to the invention .
With reference to the mentioned figures, they show an extractor hood 1 of a type featuring an overturned-T shape. However such arrangement is not limitative for the invention under consideration . The hood 1 comprises a body 2, secured to a wall 1 00, having a first part or suction part 3 located directly above a cooktop 4 (on which , for purely
explanatory purposes, pots 5 are located) and a second part or sucked air transfer part 6 capable of guiding such air toward a vent which is either external to the environment where the hood is located or in the same environment where the latter is located .
It is known that in the second part 6 a usual suction fan is located usually featuring several operating speeds, whereas the first part features a face 1 0 (facing the cooktop 4) having a number of openings for sucking the vapor of the liquid emanating from the cooktop 4. On such apertures there are provided , in a known manner, one or several filtering elements (not shown in the figures).
The face 1 0 also comprises usual lighting elements (lamps) for generating light toward the cooktop 4. All of such electrically powered elements or members, i .e. the fan and the lamps, can be activated via a number of pushbuttons 1 1 located on a user interface 12 provided on the first part 3 of the body 2 of the hood .
According to the invention , on a face 1 5 of the body 2 of the hood 1 facing a user A (this face is, in the case of the example depicted in the figures, that of the second part 6 of said body, but alternatively it can be a face of the first part 3) at least one movement sensor 1 6 is present suitable for sensing, without getting in contact with anything (i .e. remotely) a movement or a gesture made by a part of the user's body, for instance his/her hand or head . Such movement sensor 1 6 can be a camera, an electromagnetic device generating a magnetic field which is perturbed by the movement of the user's body, a proximity sensor device generating an electric field (like that known with the trade name GestI C® manufactured by Microchip Technology I nc.) which is perturbed by said movement, an infrared device or one generating a WI-FI signal , whose field is perturbed by said movement (which is consequently sensed), or a similar device. The latter is connected to a control unit 20, for instance a
microprocessor one, connected to the electric devices of the hood 1 and cooperates with a memory 21 storing data corresponding to the various movements of the user's hand : to every movement a control to be given to said members corresponds. For instance, a rightwards movement of the hand (arrow
F in figure 1 ) leads to activating the fan , a further upwards movement of the hand (arrow Z) leads to an increase of the speed of the fan , a downwards movement (arrow K in figure 1 ) leads to a decrease of said speed , and a leftwards movement (arrow W) leads to the fan being switched off. A clockwise circular movement (arrow M in figure 1 ) results in switching the lighting members on , whereas a counterclockwise circular movement (arrow N ) results in switching them off.
Such movements, identified by the control unit 20 (for instance because of the electric field of the device 1 6 having been perturbed) and compared to what stored in the memory 21 , make the control unit 20 operates the fan or the lighting members (globally referred to by the reference numeral 27 in figure 3) so as to modify their operating status, by either activating or deactivating them . Simultaneously, on the user interface 12 a visual and/or audible indicator 30 is activated to inform the user that a control signal has been received from the movement device or sensor 1 6 and its corresponding electrically powered member has been activated by the control unit 20. Thanks to the invention , a user whose hands are wet or dirty can activate the desired member without touching the user interface 12, thus avoiding to dirty or wet it. All of this via a movement, for instance of the hand , which possibly takes place at a short distance from the hood or even at a greater distance (for instance 1 meter) depending on the device 1 6 used . Furthermore, the feature of the extractor hood I here described is very useful for handicapped persons who, for instance, are unable to reach the user interface 12.
Finally, the invention makes it possible to embody a hood that is not provided with any pushbuttons or equivalent control elements on the user interface 12. This because the controls of the individual members of the hood can be remotely generated without operating onto physical elements suitable for generating them , including pushbuttons and the like.
Special embodiments of the invention have been described and mentioned . However, others are also possible: for instance, the device or sensor 1 6 can also be associated with extractor hoods whose body 2 is tilted with respect to
the cooktop 4 underneath or several proximity sensors 1 6 can be located on the face 1 5 of the body 2 of the hood 1 and positioning a user's hand on one or more of them or the movement of such hand in one or several directions above them can lead to a special control of the electrically powered members of the hood . These embodiments too and others that one skilled in the sector can deduce from the previous description are to be considered to fall into the object of the following claims.
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1 . An extractor hood (1 ) for a cooktop (4) comprising a body containing usual suction means located above said cooktop (4), sais body (2) for instance being secured to a wall (1 00) in correspondence with which said cooktop is located or being secured to a piece of furniture which said cooktop is constrained to, characterized in that such body (2) comprises sensor means (1 6) capable of sensing the movement of a part of the body of a user (A) and control means (20) controlling the operating functions of said hood (1 ) connected to said sensor means (1 6), said control means (20) activating at least one of said functions upon sensing a predetermined movement of the user.
2. A hood according to claim 1 , characterized in that said sensor means are at least one movement sensor (1 6).
3. A hood according to claim 2, characterized in that said sensor (1 6) is a camera.
4. A hood according to claim 2, characterized in that said sensor (1 6) is a device generating an electric or electromagnetic field perturbable by the movement of a part of the user's body.
5. A hood according to claim 2, characterized in that said sensor means (1 6) are means generating a WI-FI signal whose perturbation caused by the movement of a part of the user's body entails the identification of said movement.
6. A hood according to claim 1 , characterized in that said sensor means (1 6) are a plurality of proximity sensors.
7. A hood according to claim 1 , characterized in that the control means (20) control the operation of a usual fan and of lighting members electrically powered by the hood (1 ).
8. A hood according to claim 1 , characterized in that said control means are a microprocessor unit (20), the latter co-operating with a memory (21 ) where correlations are present between the movements of the user and the actions of the control means (20) onto the operation of the hood (1 ).
9. A hood according to claim 1 , characterized in that audible and/or visual indicator means are provided suitable for informing the user that a control signal has been received from the sensor means (1 6) and actions have been taken by the control means to activate a function of the hood (1 ).
1 0. A hood according to claim 1 , characterized in that it is not provided with any control elements associated with its own body and suitable for making it possible to control its operating functions, such control being remotely made only.
1 1 . A method for controlling an extractor hood (1 ) located in correspondence with a cooktop (4), said hood comprising a body (2) containing usual suction means located above said cooktop (4), said body (2) being for instance secured to a wall in correspondence with which said cooktop is located being it secured to a piece of furniture which said cooktop is constrained to, characterized in that there is provided a remote sensing of a movement of a user using the hood and the automatic activation of an operating function of the latter by recognizing such movement and making a correlation of its own to a specific previously preset operating function .
12. A method according to claim 1 1 , characterized in that said remote sensing is carried out alternatively on the basis of one of the following operations:
- sensing an image,
- sensing the perturbation of an electric or electromagnetic field .
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