Cutlery – Razors – Combined
Patent
1991-11-06
1992-11-24
Watts, Douglas D.
Cutlery
Razors
Combined
30 32, 381120, B26B 1942, B26B 2100, H03F 2100
Patent
active
051651700
ABSTRACT:
A razor having an integral hair detection means, the razor comprising a razor assembly mounted on a handle for brushing against a surface of a person's face and vibrating in response to contact with hairs thereon and a pickup coupled to the handle and responsive to vibrations produced therein for generating a corresponding signal. Electronic or acoustic audio frequency amplifying means are provided within the handle for amplifying the signal from the pickup as an audio frequency output. In use, the person shaving hears the amplified vibrations either directly via a loudspeaker or via an earpiece, so as to obtain feedback relating to the surface quality of the shave.
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Keren Benjamin
Levi Shai
Sagol Sami
Heyrana Paul
Keter Plastic Ltd.
Watts Douglas D.
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