This invention describes an electric shaver that includes a small camera and a light to give you a magnified view of your skin as you shave. The camera sends the image to a screen, which can be part of the shaver or a separate device, helping you see exactly where you need to shave. The claims specifically describe a method for capturing and wirelessly sending these images, and then identifying specific features within them.
Why it matters: Since 2020, embedded vision systems and low-power wireless communication have significantly improved, making it easier and cheaper to integrate cameras, displays, and real-time image analysis into compact, battery-powered devices like shavers. The claimed ability to "identify an element" in the image benefits from advances in on-device AI/ML for real-time skin or stubble analysis.
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