USPTO Patent Application for Enhanced Hair Dryer System

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Published November 25th, 2025

Detected March 26th, 2026

Summary

The USPTO has published a patent application (US20260083227A1) for an enhanced hair dryer system filed by Spur Concepts Inc. The invention features intelligent detection of hair moisture levels to customize drying settings, aiming to improve styling, reduce dry time, and lower energy usage.

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This document is a USPTO patent application (US20260083227A1) for an "Enhanced Hair Dryer System and Method" filed by Spur Concepts Inc. The application details an intelligent hair drying apparatus equipped with sensors to detect hair moisture levels and customize drying settings. The system aims to improve styling efficiency, reduce drying time, and decrease energy consumption by storing user-specific data locally or on cloud-based servers.

As this is a patent application, it does not impose immediate regulatory obligations on manufacturers or consumers. However, it signifies potential future product development in the consumer electronics and personal care appliance sector. Companies involved in manufacturing hair dryers or related personal care devices should be aware of this innovation for competitive analysis and potential licensing opportunities.

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SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR AN ENHANCED HAIR DRYER

Application US20260083227A1 Kind: A1 Mar 26, 2026

Assignee

Spur Concepts Inc.

Inventors

Ryan Goldman, Jonathan Friedman, Zachary Rattner

Abstract

A system and method for an intelligent hair drying/styling apparatus with user information transmission and storage capabilities is herein provided. The hair drying/styling apparatus houses a control circuit board and an infrared or temperature sensor (or camera) in order detect an individual's hair condition moisture level to determine a user specific, customizable dryer setting. The information detected by the sensor is stored locally, on a proximal Internet-enabled device, or on a remote or cloud-based server and accessed by the hair drying/styling apparatus through a wireless local area network connectivity function. This innovation will enable any number of hair professionals and or end consumers to improve styling and dry time. According to the present invention, energy usage is reduced to enable a more efficient design.

CPC Classifications

A45D 20/12 A45D 20/10 F26B 21/001 F26B 21/35 F26B 23/04 F26B 23/06 H01M 10/613 H01M 10/623 H01M 10/643 H01M 10/6563 H01M 50/213 A45D 2200/00 H01M 10/6235 H01M 2200/10 H01M 2220/30