Adaptive Frame Assembly for Diverse Applications

The inventive concept leverages the core technology of the original patent to create a versatile frame assembly with a double-Y supporting structure, applicable to various industries and use cases beyond patient interface devices.

The original patent focused on patient interface devices for transporting breathing gases. However, the unique double-Y supporting structure has broader potential. The new inventive concept addresses the limitation of the original patent by exploring novel applications and use cases.

The adaptive frame assembly comprises a double-Y supporting structure, which can be integrated with various sensors, modules, or engines to cater to diverse industries. For instance, in crop yield monitoring, the frame assembly supports a sensor array to collect environmental and crop health data. In industrial manufacturing, the frame assembly is used to collect process parameters and detect anomalies. Similarly, in wearable athletic performance monitoring, the frame assembly supports a sensor module to track physiological and biomechanical data.

The new claims introduce a novel application of the double-Y supporting structure, which was not envisioned in the original patent. The inventive step lies in recognizing the versatility of the frame assembly and adapting it to solve problems in unrelated fields.

Alternative embodiments could include modifying the frame assembly's material, size, or configuration to suit specific industry requirements. Variations could also involve integrating the frame assembly with different types of sensors, modules, or engines to expand its applicability.

The adaptive frame assembly has commercial potential in various industries, including agriculture, manufacturing, athletics, and accessibility. The target market includes companies and organizations seeking innovative solutions for data collection, process optimization, and performance enhancement.