Intellectual Property
Defensible IP for Wearable and Device-Attached Delivery.
Most people know what they should do for their skin. Reapply sunscreen. Use moisturizer. Protect themselves outdoors. Stay consistent. The challenge is acting at the right moment.
WearSpray is designed to close that gap. Its AI intelligence layer interprets environmental, behavioral, and biometric information, prompts the user when application may be needed, and connects that insight to a chosen personal care formulation carried directly on the wrist.
WearSpray holds an issued United States patent family covering refillable wearable dispensing, device integrated delivery, sensor and smartwatch integration, digital displays, multiple formulations, and connected wearable applications.
Four issued U.S. patents.
Refillable, wearable dispensing.
The actual filing. No embellishment needed.
Issued by the United States Patent and Trademark Office on August 1, 2023, protecting the ornamental design of the WearSpray wearable. What follows is the real certificate and the real drawings, pulled straight from the public record.
US D993,609 S
Signed by Katherine Kelly Vidal
Director, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office · Aug 1, 2023
FIG. 2Perspective view of the assembled band — the dispensing ports and reservoir cap as they sit on the wrist.
Not one filing. A continuing IP strategy.
Each patent builds on the last, a family that kept generating issued protection as the platform expanded from the wrist toward sensing and connected devices.
US 11,458,215
Foundational wearable dispensing architecture.
US 11,717,063
Expanded applicable solutions and platform embodiments.
US 12,285,084
Continuation with additional structural and sensor claim coverage.
US D993,609
Protected product appearance.
13
Issued Claim CoveragePatented Sensor Integration.
U.S. Patent No. 12,285,084 B1
Claim 13 expressly covers a dispensing apparatus incorporating at least one body sensor, including heart rate, blood pressure, sweat, body temperature, analyte, and blood oxygen sensing.
The significance is not the sensor alone. It is the patented combination of sensing capability with the WearSpray dispensing architecture.
From the wrist to the phone.
The WearSpray patent specification expressly describes embodiments attached to the back of a cell phone, extending the dispensing architecture beyond the wrist.
Issued claim coverage
Claim 13 · US 12,285,084 B1
Patent-described embodiment
Disclosed in the specification
Four layers of protection. One architecture.
Every capability below is grounded in the issued patent family and its supporting disclosures, not marketing language, but the defensible IP that underpins the platform.
Refillable reservoir, resilient diaphragm, and controlled outlet architecture.
Liquids, lotions, gels, fragrances, sunscreen, repellents, and other skin-applicable solutions.
Single and dual reservoir configurations for separate formulations.
Embodiments extending dispensing beyond the wrist, including phone-attached configurations.
Issued claim protection incorporating body sensing into the dispensing apparatus.
Digital displays, processors, alerts, location, and connectivity architectures described within the patent family.
One platform. Multiple commercial paths.
Sunscreen, skincare, moisturizer, fragrance.
Repellent, sanitizer, sun protection.
Sensors, alerts, digital displays, contextual intelligence.
Wrist-worn, phone-attached, and future connected formats.
One patented architecture. An entire family of possibilities.
WearSpray is not protected around a single product configuration. The issued patent family and supporting disclosures establish a broader dispensing architecture spanning wearable delivery, multiple formulations, device-attached formats, digital integration, and body sensing.
Patent information is provided for informational purposes based on publicly available records. Patent scope, enforceability, and legal interpretation should be confirmed by qualified patent counsel.