MUMBAI, India, April 17 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202621022809 A) filed by Rajarambapu Institute Of Technology, Walwa, Maharashtra, on Feb. 26, for 'compact multi-chamber adaptive fragrance and hygiene dispensing apparatus.'
Inventor(s) include Vinamra Sambhaji Jamdade; Raunak Manoj Raut; Siddhi Shrikant Mankar; Girija Girish Chavan; Prof. Shweta S. Patil; Prof. Shital A. Lavate; and Dr. Maruti B. Mandale.
The application for the patent was published on April 17, under issue no. 16/2026.
According to the abstract released by the Intellectual Property India: "Compact Multi-Chamber Adaptive Fragrance and Hygiene Dispensing Apparatus This invention describes a compact, refillable, multi-chamber personal care dispensing apparatus configured to selectively dispense or proportionally blend multiple fragrance and hygiene formulations from a single portable unit. The apparatus includes a mechanically actuated flow-regulation system enabling blend-on-demand operation through a user-manipulable control interface, without reliance on electrical power. A passive temperature-responsive flow adaptation mechanism automatically modifies dispensing characteristics in response to ambient environmental conditions, thereby optimizing scent balance across varying climates. The system further incorporates a selectively actuated hygiene isolation mode that enables independent dispensing of sanitizing or deodorizing formulations while preventing cross-contamination with fragrance compositions. A modular cartridge architecture allows individual reservoirs to be replaced independently, reducing material waste and promoting sustainability. In optional embodiments, an electronic control subsystem provides time-based, calendar-based, or location-based automated dispensing adjustment. The apparatus delivers a personalized, climate-adaptive, and environmentally responsible solution for integrated fragrance and hygiene management in modern portable use scenarios."
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