JP-7856398-B2 - Cosmetic manufacturing apparatus, control method thereof, and cosmetic manufacturing system

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Inventors

イゼヒョン
キムジョンウ
キムドンヨン
マギョンジュン
パクジョンチョル
イヒョンスン
イムジヌ
ジョンビョンス

Assignees

アモーレパシフィックコーポレーション

Dates

Publication Date: 20260511
Application Date: 20210917
Priority Date: 20200922

Claims (15)

A control unit that calculates a first composition ratio based on the user's skin condition measured by a measuring sensor, receives the user's cosmetic purchase history from an operating server, and calculates a second composition ratio by correcting the first composition ratio using a predetermined algorithm based on the purchase history, The system includes a cosmetic supply unit that can dispense cosmetic materials according to either the first or second composition ratio, so that cosmetics can be manufactured based on the first or second composition ratio . The control unit, The first composition ratio is determined by substituting the skin measurement value measured by the measuring sensor into a predetermined calculation formula, or by determining the composition ratio corresponding to the value with the smallest difference between the skin measurement value measured by the measuring sensor and the setting value pre-set in the product database. The aforementioned product database stores L1, a1, and b1 values and their corresponding composition ratios. The skin measurement values are measured by the aforementioned measuring sensor at arbitrary values L2, a2, and b2. The first composition ratio is one of the composition ratios stored in the product database, A cosmetic manufacturing apparatus in which the composition ratio is set to the smallest value of [a certain parameter] .
The aforementioned cosmetic manufacturing apparatus, The system further includes a user interface that displays at least one of the first composition ratio and the second composition ratio, and into which any one of the displayed first composition ratio, the second composition ratio, or a third composition ratio obtained by modifying either the first composition ratio or the second composition ratio can be input. The cosmetic manufacturing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the cosmetic supply unit can discharge cosmetic materials according to the input composition ratio so that cosmetic products can be manufactured based on any one of the input first to third composition ratios.
The skin measurements obtained by the aforementioned measuring sensor are shown as L2, a2, and b2. When the purchase history for cosmetics that can represent L3, a3, and b3 is transmitted from the operating server, The control unit, The aforementioned skin measurement values are corrected by the measurement correction values (P*L3+L2)/(P+1), (P*a3+a2)/(P+1), and (P*b3+b2)/(P+1). The cosmetic manufacturing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the second composition ratio is determined by the composition ratio corresponding to the value with the smallest difference between the measurement correction value and the setting value pre-set in the product database , and P is a natural number from 1 to 10 entered by the user .
The first composition ratio is expressed as the composition ratio X1:Y1:Z1:K1 for any cosmetic, When the operating server 40 transmits a purchase history for cosmetics having a composition ratio X2:Y2:Z2:K2 for any cosmetic product, The control unit, The cosmetic manufacturing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the second composition ratio is set as (P*X1+X2)/(P+1):(P*Y1+Y2)/(P+1):(P*Z1+Z2)/(P+1):(P*K1+K2)/(P+1) , where P is a natural number from 1 to 10 input by the user .
The P mentioned above is a 1 to 1 that can be input by the user via the user interface unit or terminal. The cosmetic manufacturing apparatus according to claim 3 or 4 , wherein the value is a natural number of zero.
The user interface unit includes: The cosmetic manufacturing apparatus according to claim 2, further comprising an input unit that allows the user to select whether the manufactured cosmetic is in a sample manufacturing mode where the manufactured cosmetic is provided as a sample, or in a finished product manufacturing mode where the manufactured cosmetic is provided as a finished product.
The user interface unit includes: The cosmetic manufacturing apparatus according to claim 2, further comprising an input unit that allows the user to select whether the cosmetic to be manufactured is a foundation product or a skincare product.
A measuring sensor capable of measuring the user's skin condition, An operating server capable of saving a user's cosmetic purchase history, calculating a first composition ratio based on the user's skin condition measured by the measurement sensor, and calculating a second composition ratio by correcting the first composition ratio using a predetermined algorithm based on the purchase history, A terminal in which any one of the following can be input: the first composition ratio, the second composition ratio, or a third composition ratio obtained by modifying either the first composition ratio or the second composition ratio; A cosmetic manufacturing apparatus is included that can discharge cosmetic materials according to the input composition ratio so that a cosmetic product is manufactured based on any one of the input first to third composition ratios, The aforementioned operating server, The first composition ratio is determined by substituting the skin measurement value measured by the measuring sensor into a predetermined calculation formula, or by determining the composition ratio corresponding to the value with the smallest difference between the skin measurement value measured by the measuring sensor and the setting value pre-set in the product database. The aforementioned product database stores L1, a1, and b1 values and their corresponding composition ratios. The skin measurement values are measured by the aforementioned measuring sensor at arbitrary values L2, a2, and b2. The first composition ratio is one of the composition ratios stored in the product database, A cosmetics manufacturing system in which the composition ratio is set to the smallest value of [a certain parameter] .
The aforementioned operating server, The cosmetic manufacturing system according to claim 8, wherein the first composition ratio is determined by substituting a skin measurement value measured by a measuring sensor into a variable in a predetermined calculation formula, or the composition ratio corresponding to the value with the smallest difference between the skin measurement value measured by the measuring sensor and a preset value set in the product database is determined as the first composition ratio.
An operating server capable of storing at least one of a first composition ratio calculated based on the user's skin condition measured by a measuring sensor, and a second composition ratio obtained by correcting the first composition ratio using a predetermined algorithm. A terminal that can receive and display at least one of the first composition ratio and the second composition ratio from the operating server, The device includes a cosmetic manufacturing apparatus that receives input from a terminal of any one of the following: the first composition ratio, the second composition ratio, or a third composition ratio obtained by modifying either the first composition ratio or the second composition ratio, and is capable of manufacturing cosmetics based on the input composition ratio. The aforementioned operating server, The first composition ratio is determined by substituting the skin measurement value measured by the measuring sensor into a predetermined calculation formula, or by determining the composition ratio corresponding to the value with the smallest difference between the skin measurement value measured by the measuring sensor and the setting value pre-set in the product database. The aforementioned product database stores L1, a1, and b1 values and their corresponding composition ratios. The skin measurement values are measured by the aforementioned measuring sensor at arbitrary values L2, a2, and b2. The first composition ratio is one of the composition ratios stored in the product database, A cosmetics manufacturing system in which the composition ratio is set to the smallest value of [a certain parameter] .
The stage in which the skin condition measured by the measuring sensor is transmitted, The control unit calculates a first composition ratio based on the transmitted skin condition, The process involves receiving the user's cosmetic purchase history from the operating server, and calculating a second composition ratio by correcting the first composition ratio using a predetermined algorithm based on the purchase history. The control unit controls the cosmetic supply unit to discharge the cosmetic according to the second composition ratio, The control unit, The first composition ratio is determined by substituting the skin measurement value measured by the measuring sensor into a predetermined calculation formula, or by determining the composition ratio corresponding to the value with the smallest difference between the skin measurement value measured by the measuring sensor and the setting value pre-set in the product database. The aforementioned product database stores L1, a1, and b1 values and their corresponding composition ratios. The skin measurement values are measured by the aforementioned measuring sensor at arbitrary values L2, a2, and b2. The first composition ratio is one of the composition ratios stored in the product database, A control method for a cosmetic manufacturing apparatus , in which the composition ratio is set to the smallest value of a given parameter .
After the control unit controls the cosmetic supply unit and discharges the cosmetic according to the second composition ratio, The steps include: controlling the transfer means with the control unit to manufacture cosmetics based on the second composition ratio; If the manufactured cosmetic was produced in sample production mode, the process involves receiving input for a fourth composition ratio, which is a modified version of the composition ratio of the manufactured cosmetic. A method for controlling a cosmetic manufacturing apparatus according to claim 11 , further comprising the step of controlling a transfer means by the control unit to manufacture a cosmetic based on the fourth composition ratio.
The stage in which the skin condition measured by the measuring sensor is transmitted, A step of calculating a first composition ratio based on the transmitted skin condition, The process involves receiving the user's cosmetic purchase history from the operating server, and calculating a second composition ratio by correcting the first composition ratio using a predetermined algorithm based on the purchase history. A step of displaying at least one of the first composition ratio and the second composition ratio in the user interface section, The steps include receiving an input of any one of the following: the first composition ratio, the second composition ratio, or a third composition ratio obtained by modifying either the first composition ratio or the second composition ratio, and transmitting it to the control unit; The control unit controls the cosmetic supply unit and dispenses the cosmetic according to any one of the input first to third composition ratios, The control unit, The first composition ratio is determined by substituting the skin measurement value measured by the measuring sensor into a predetermined calculation formula, or by determining the composition ratio corresponding to the value with the smallest difference between the skin measurement value measured by the measuring sensor and the setting value pre-set in the product database. The aforementioned product database stores L1, a1, and b1 values and their corresponding composition ratios. The skin measurement values are measured by the aforementioned measuring sensor at arbitrary values L2, a2, and b2. The first composition ratio is one of the composition ratios stored in the product database, A control method for a cosmetic manufacturing apparatus , in which the composition ratio is set to the smallest value of a given parameter .
The step of receiving and transmitting to the control unit one of the following inputs: the first composition ratio, the second composition ratio, or a third composition ratio obtained by modifying either the first composition ratio or the second composition ratio, The process includes a step of displaying the reason for selecting either the first composition ratio or the second composition ratio in the user interface so that the user can input the reason for their selection, The control unit receives the input for the reason for selection, calculates a third composition ratio based on a predetermined algorithm, and displays the calculated third composition ratio on the user interface unit. A method for controlling a cosmetic manufacturing apparatus according to claim 13, comprising the step of receiving an input of any one of the third composition ratio, the first composition ratio, and the second composition ratio displayed on the user interface unit and transmitting it to the control unit.
After the control unit controls the cosmetic supply unit and discharges the cosmetic according to any one of the input first to third composition ratios, The steps include: controlling the transfer means with the control unit to manufacture cosmetics based on the input composition ratio; If the manufactured cosmetic was produced in sample manufacturing mode, the process involves receiving input for a fourth composition ratio, which is a modified version of the composition ratio of the manufactured cosmetic. The control method for a cosmetic manufacturing apparatus according to claim 13 , further comprising the step of controlling a transfer means by the control unit to manufacture a cosmetic product based on the fourth composition ratio.

Description

This invention relates to a cosmetic manufacturing apparatus, a control method thereof, and a cosmetic manufacturing system. Cosmetics are used for beauty and skin health, and the consumer need to use cosmetics that suit their individual needs is increasing. To meet this need, various forms of user-friendly cosmetic manufacturing equipment have been proposed. Generally, cosmetic manufacturing equipment operates by measuring or diagnosing the user's skin condition, calculating the appropriate blending ratio of cosmetic ingredients based on that, and then mixing the ingredients accordingly to manufacture the cosmetic product. Recently, with technological advancements, such cosmetic manufacturing equipment has been proposed as automated devices in which a series of processes can be carried out sequentially. However, conventional cosmetic manufacturing equipment has the following problems: Conventional cosmetic manufacturing equipment takes a very long time to produce the desired cosmetic product. Furthermore, while cosmetic manufacturing equipment may be designed to continuously perform the process from measuring or diagnosing the user's skin condition to manufacturing the cosmetic, from the user's perspective, waiting for the cosmetic to be completed in front of the machine is simply a tedious process. Therefore, while one or two uses out of curiosity may be expected, the sustained utilization rate of cosmetic manufacturing equipment is likely to decrease. Furthermore, for cosmetics manufactured by a cosmetic manufacturing device to actually reach the user, the operator of the device must perform additional tasks such as attaching the lids to the cosmetic containers, attaching and lifting the dispensing components, and removing the cosmetic containers from the device and handing them over to the user. This presents an additional burden. Furthermore, while conventional cosmetic manufacturing equipment simply recommends composition ratios based on skin condition, no cosmetic manufacturing equipment has ever been proposed that recommends composition ratios while simultaneously considering individual user preferences for cosmetics (e.g., whether they prefer lighter colors) and skin condition. Korean Registered Patent No. 10-1299849 (Published September 17, 2013) Figure 1 shows the configuration of a cosmetic manufacturing system according to one embodiment of the present invention.Figure 2 is a perspective view showing the external appearance of the cosmetic manufacturing apparatus in Figure 1.Figure 3 is a perspective view showing the internal configuration of the cosmetic manufacturing apparatus shown in Figure 2.Figure 4 is a top view of the interior of the cosmetic manufacturing apparatus shown in Figure 1, viewed from above (transfer means are not shown).Figure 5 is a perspective view showing the cosmetic supply unit located on one side of the main body of the cosmetic manufacturing apparatus shown in Figure 1.Figure 6 is a perspective view showing the parts supply unit located on one side of the main body of the cosmetic manufacturing apparatus in Figure 1.Figure 7 is a perspective view showing a component mounting unit and a moisture absorption unit, which are part of the cosmetic manufacturing apparatus shown in Figure 1.Figure 8 is a perspective view showing the moisture absorption section, which is a part of the cosmetic manufacturing apparatus shown in Figure 1.Figure 9 is a perspective view showing the transfer mechanism, which is a part of the cosmetic manufacturing apparatus shown in Figure 1.Figure 10 is a block diagram showing a configuration that can communicate with the control unit of the cosmetic manufacturing apparatus in Figure 1.Figure 11 is a flowchart showing the control method for the cosmetic manufacturing apparatus in Figure 1.Figure 12 is a flowchart illustrating the control method of the cosmetic manufacturing apparatus shown in Figure 1 in more detail.Figure 13 is a flowchart showing the specific manufacturing process for each type of cosmetic shown in Figure 12.Figure 14 is a flowchart showing a control method for a cosmetic manufacturing apparatus according to one embodiment of the present invention.Figure 15 shows an example of the composition ratio of cosmetic ingredients corresponding to the L, a, and b setting values stored in the product database.Figure 16 is a flowchart showing a control method for a cosmetic manufacturing apparatus according to another embodiment of the present invention. In the following, specific embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. However, in describing the present invention, if it is determined that a specific description of a related known configuration or function may obscure the gist of the invention, such detailed description will be omitted. In the following description, “cosmetics” is understood to mean products that act directly or indirectly on the user’s skin to provide a cosmetic eff