This invention was made for interactively engaging the attention
of a urinating person.
The device consists of a sensory stimulus that detects urine
flow from a human and provides an electrical signal for activating a response.
This response could be an audial or visual indicator.
The device essentially captures the attention of users who
are not full aware or distracted to not urinate outside toilet bowl or urinal. The
main purpose of this invention was for urinals at nightclubs where people could
possibly become inebriated. The claim consists of a sensor for detecting urine,
indicative response via audio or visual platform, and separate lights emitting
a target symbol.
The prior art contains U.S. patent 4044405, which is a
target, made of some waterproof paper-like material like polyester or wax
inside a toilet bowl. This is obviously different due to the lack of technology
and flashy lights.
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