Automated Nail Polish Application Systems

Automatic nail polish application robot that uses AI and sensors to precisely paint nails without human assistance. The robot identifies nail locations, adjusts for movement, and applies nail polish using techniques like measured deposits, peel-off masks, or controlled sprays. It allows users to select polish colors and manicure styles through an interface. The robot uses cameras and sensors to analyze nail shapes and plan movements.

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An electronic device that applies nail coatings using sensors and motors to accurately coat nails. The device has touch-sensitive surfaces and cameras to detect nail locations. It can intelligently move an applicator to coat nails using motors in response to nail movements. The device can also stream nail coating sessions for multiple users to interact and share.

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Using a smartphone or mobile device to apply nail polish accurately and efficiently. The device has sensors to detect the location of the nail and motors to move an applicator to coat the nail. Touch and camera inputs guide the applicator. The device can also display content to entertain the user while coating. Multiple users can connect and view coating sessions.

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An electronic system for applying nail coatings using sensors, cameras, and motors to accurately and efficiently paint nails. The system involves detecting nail position using touch and camera, moving an applicator relative to the nail, and guiding the user to move their nail. It can connect users for virtual nail parties with theme-based sessions and rewards.

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Automatic nail painting machine that allows users to have their nails painted without exposing themselves to volatile chemicals. The machine scans the nail to create a painting path, then uses a printer to apply the paint. The machine also has a filter system to remove toxic fumes from the paint as it's applied. The user's hands go into a covered space with inlets and outlets to prevent exposure to the fumes. The machine has a scanner to map the nail shape, a printer with moving parts to apply the paint, and a filter system to remove fumes.

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A nail polish applicator with multiple curved tips to easily apply nail polish with a uniform, curved border to the tips of fingernails and toenails. The applicator has a central hub with several differently sized protruding portions, each with a curved end. Loading nail polish onto one of the curved tips and applying it to a nail creates a curved border around the nail tip. The curved tips conform to the nail shape when pressed. This allows consistent, curved nail polish application without skill or steady hand required for freehand brushing.

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Automatic nail polish coating device that allows quick and uniform application of nail polish without protrusion or smudging. The device uses either a spray or roller applicator to apply diluted nail polish. The dilution allows easier and faster application. The diluted polish is then dried quickly. The applicator is inserted into a finger holder to expose just the nails. This ensures consistent coverage without over-applying to the skin. The holder also adjusts to fit different nail sizes.

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A handheld nail polish applicator with a built-in metering pump to precisely dispense nail polish without the need for propellants. The applicator has a housing, a brush applicator, and a metering pump inside. The pump has a plunger that moves back and forth to dispense nail polish through a channel. The pump is operated by a control member that extends and retracts the plunger. The control member has features like a cam, snapping action, and tactile feedback to indicate when it's fully extended. This allows precise dispensing of nail polish without the user having to estimate how much they're applying.

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