Canadian tech startup Djot said its liquid-dispensing technology has been granted patent approval by the United States Patent and Trademark Office and the Patent Cooperation Treaty for worldwide intellectual property (IP) to support global expansion.
Marking the next step forward in its mission to change precise and discrete cannabis consumption, Djot has secured IP protection via 25 patent claims, five of which are for its software. The device, which the company called the "Keurig of Cannabis," features angle-specific upright dispensing, preventing air from entering its mechanism. The Djot Dispenser delivers doses of one to 10 mg of water-soluble THC and CBD concentrate into any beverage for a tailored cannabis experience.
The patents reach beyond cannabis concentrates by applying to any liquid, allowing Djot to eventually grow into other industries like pharmaceuticals and microdosing psychedelics.
The Djot Dispenser is set to launch in Q1 of 2023.
