The disclosure relates to the first seriously smart water bottle. The bottle is designed to provide an easier, more accurate approach to tracking and loggings one's water/fluid intake with minimal effort from the user. Mass utilization of this environmental-friendly hydration tool will also serve as a catalyst for the promotion of environmental consciousness and add value by helping push the conversation forward about global environmental protection. Variations of this mechanism will grant anyone, with a smart device, the ability to monitor the amount of water/fluid consumption, not only for themselves, but also for anyone else they care for, from infants to senior citizens. The device will operate in conjunction with its namesakes' software application. Regardless of gender, age, height, weight, health condition, or activity level this tool will undoubtedly aid the user in leading a healthier, more productive lifestyle and in some cases, be essential to the preservation of life.

A modular culinary storage system comprising a tray; a utensil bucket; a utensil block; and a knife block. The utensil block comprises a plurality of utensil block top surface apertures and a plurality of utensil block storage compartments. The knife block comprises a first front end member comprising a first front end member top surface notch; a second front end member, comprising a second front end member top surface notch, the first front end member top surface notch and the second front end member top surface notch defining a front end aperture; a plurality of elongated members; a back-end member; and a plurality of dividers disposed between at least one of the first front end member, the second front end member, the plurality of elongated members, and the back-end member. The tray is configured to house at least one of the utensil bucket, the utensil block, and the knife block.

According to one embodiment, a system includes a cabinet and an apparatus. The cabinet includes a cabinet housing, a door coupled to the cabinet housing to form a cabinet storage compartment, and a support member mounted in the cabinet storage compartment, the support member having a front surface having a first mounting element. The apparatus has a second mounting element and a locking element. The locking element is alterable between: (1) an unlocked state in which the second mounting element of the apparatus can be coupled and decoupled from the first mounting element of the support member of the cabinet; and (2) a locked state in which the second mounting element of the apparatus is prohibited from being decoupled from the first mounting element of the support member.

A modular culinary storage system comprising a tray; a utensil bucket; a utensil block; and a knife block. The utensil block comprises a plurality of utensil block top surface apertures and a plurality of utensil block storage compartments. The knife block comprises a first front end member comprising a first front end member top surface notch; a second front end member, comprising a second front end member top surface notch, the first front end member top surface notch and the second front end member top surface notch defining a front end aperture; a plurality of elongated members; a back-end member; and a plurality of dividers disposed between at least one of the first front end member, the second front end member, the plurality of elongated members, and the back-end member. The tray is configured to house at least one of the utensil bucket, the utensil block, and the knife block.

An apparatus includes a mirror, a frame, a first magnet, a second magnet, and a third magnet. The mirror is coupled to the frame to form a front surface. The frame includes a back surface opposite the front surface. The back surface includes a first portion, a second portion coupled to the first portion, and a third portion coupled to the second portion. The first portion is angled relative to the second portion. The third portion is angled relative to the second portion. The first magnet is coupled to the first portion. The second magnet is coupled to the second portion. The third magnet is coupled to the third portion.

A modular knife storage system is provided. The modular knife storage system includes a large module including a base and a holder extending vertically from the base. The base and the holder include a plurality of large-small module magnets. The holder defines a slot configured to receive a first knife. The modular knife storage system further includes a small module comprising a plurality of small-large module magnets and defining a slot configured to receive a second knife. The plurality of large-small module magnets are configured to magnetically couple the holder to the small-large module magnets in the small module to magnetically couple the small module to the large module.

Systems and methods for using an intelligent conductive floor mat and sensors to improve the performance of a practice is provided herein. The conductive floor mat may be electrically grounded. One or more sensors may be used to sense environmental data regarding the environment surrounding the conductive floor mat. One or more other sensors may be used to sense physiological data of a user that performs a practice. A computing device may use the sensors to evaluate the suitability of an environment around the conductive floor mat for performing the practice. The computing device may also identify changes in the physiological state of the user while the user performs the practice in the environment.

The present disclosure relates to a display system (1, 1) for hydrothermal sanitary components (10a-10d), comprising: at least a first device or module (1), comprising an exhibition panel (2) configured to lay, in use, at least partially on a plane substantially inclined with respect to a horizontal plane and destined and configured to support a plurality of hydrothermal sanitary components (10a-10d); and at least a retainer (2f, 4, 10p, 11) configured to realize a removable connection between the exhibition panel (2) and the hydrothermal sanitary components (10a-10d), the retainer (2f, 4, 10p, 11) being further destined and configured to allow a user to arrange, and repeatedly re-arrange multiple times, the hydrothermal sanitary components (10a-10d) on the exhibition panel (2) according to a plurality of user-defined and re-definable patterns or spatial configurations, simulating a real installation of said hydrothermal sanitary components (10a-10d) in an operating environment, such as a bathroom or similar.