Pill dispensers, systems and/or methods

This invention describes a pill dispenser that uses a mechanical arm to pick up individual pills. The arm is designed to grab a pill directly from the end of a chute, specifically using a rubberized surface or an O-ring for frictional engagement. It then moves the pill away from that location, all contained within a housing with pill receiving and delivery openings.

Why it matters: The classification points to electronic history and reminders. Since 2020, the cost and ease of integrating secure, cloud-based health data platforms have significantly improved, making the system aspect more viable.

Status: Not in forceListed as no longer active. The specific reason is not in the record we hold.
How hard to build: ModerateCustom pick-up arm, motors, sensors, control logic.

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