| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 41 | Of shoe manufacturing unified multi-purpose positioning fixture | JP2011529327 | 2009-09-28 | JP2012504028A | 2012-02-16 | グラハム エリック; ペティー ジェイミー; カマキーアイアナ トリシア; クリスプ メロディー |
| A system for manufacturing shoes is provided that includes two or more pieces of equipment used in the customization and manufacturing of shoes and an alignment fixture that may engage with each piece of equipment by way of an alignment mounting member. The alignment fixture may secure to it a portion of a shoe, such as an upper portion, wherein the shoe portion remains in a flat position, and in a fixed relationship to the alignment fixture, throughout the various processes performed by the pieces of equipment. These processes may include, for example, printing, laser, embroidery, forming, cutting, or the like. | ||||||
| 42 | Workpiece processing apparatus and the processing method | JP53114398 | 1998-01-07 | JP2001508571A | 2001-06-26 | ジェイムズ イー ジュニアー スペンサー; ジェフリー エイ フッカー |
| (57)【要約】 靴構成部分の如き加工片（Ｗ）を処理する装置（１０）と方法が提供される。 加工片処理装置（１０）は好適には、予定の進行路に沿って加工片（Ｗ）を移送するための移送器（１５）と、複数の加工片（Ｗ）の各々の複数の予定のパラメータを記憶するための記憶装置を含む。 加工片識別器（３０）は予定の進行路に沿って進行する間に加工片（Ｗ）を識別するために記憶装置に応答するよう配置される。 加工片処理適用器（５８）は予定の進行路に沿って移送されている加工片（Ｗ）に処理を適用するために移送器（１５）に隣接しかつ加工片識別器に応答するよう配置される。 加工片処理位置決定器（６０）は好適には、加工片の処理中に予定の軌道に沿って加工片処理適用器（５８）の位置を連続的に決定するために加工片識別器（３０）に応答するよう配置される。 | ||||||
| 43 | Conveyer apparatus for shoes | JP18026382 | 1982-10-14 | JPS5969311A | 1984-04-19 | KOTAKE HIDE; OGURA TADASHI; ISHIKAWA SHIYUUZOU; YAMAGUCHI SUSUMU; TERAUCHI SHIGERU |
| PURPOSE:To encase shoes efficiently in the subsequent process by properly arranging and conveying right and left shoes in pair which have been released from molds separately. CONSTITUTION:In the first conveyer 11, a pair of shoes S1, S2 which are separately released from left and right foot molds and placed at a space therebetween with each toe arranged in the same direction, are transported in the direction orthogonal to the longitudinal direction thereof. The second conveyer 12 is adapted to transport both shoes sequentially in the same direction. The conveyer 12 is provided with a stopper 3 which is disposed approximately orthogonal to the direction of transporting both shoes and is adapted to stop the moving of both shoes to be arranged properly. The third conveyer 13 is disposed adjacent to the conveyer 12. Thus, left and right shoes separately released from foot molds by a shoes releasing device can be arranged in pair and conveyed, so as to perform succeeding encasing and checking operations efficiently. | ||||||
| 44 | AUTOMATED IDENTIFICATION AND ASSEMBLY OF SHOE PARTS | EP12849307.9 | 2012-11-16 | EP2780847B1 | 2018-03-21 | REGAN, Patrick, Conall; LEE, Kuo-hung; CHANG, Chih-Chi; JEAN, Ming-Feng; LIAO, Chang-Chu |
| A method of positioning and joining a plurality of manufacturing parts utilizing automated identification of manufacturing parts and a manufacturing tool comprised of a vacuum-powered part holder and an ultrasonic-welding horn is disclosed. The method comprises: automatically identifying a three-dimensional space within which a first manufacturing part of the plurality of manufacturing parts is positioned and the manufacturing tool operates; automatically identifying a position of a second manufacturing part of the plurality of manufacturing parts; based on the identified position of the first manufacturing part, positioning the manufacturing tool such that the vacuum-powered part holder is proximate to the first manufacturing part of the plurality of manufacturing parts; generating a vacuum force transferred through a bottom surface of the vacuum-powered part holder; temporarily maintaining the first manufacturing part in contact with at least a portion of the vacuum-powered part holder; based on the position of the second manufacturing part, transferring the first manufacturing part to the second manufacturing part of the plurality of manufacturing parts; releasing the first manufacturing part from the vacuum-powered part holder; positioning the manufacturing tool such that the ultrasonic-welding horn is proximate to the first manufacturing part where the first manufacturing part is contacting the second manufacturing part; and applying ultrasonic energy through the ultrasonic-welding horn, wherein the ultrasonic energy is effective for joining the first manufacturing part with the second manufacturing part. | ||||||
| 45 | DUAL FUNCTION SHOE UPPER PRINTING JIG | EP15702341.7 | 2015-01-20 | EP3079909B1 | 2017-11-08 | BAGGEN, Jared S.; CRISP, Melody; JAHJA, Ito; ORTEGA, Henry M.; VACCA, Christopher |
| A method of using a jig printing system, the method comprising: positioning a print support portion (402) in a base plate (200) by aligning a plurality of alignment pins (404, 406) arranged on a bottom surface of the print support portion (402) with a plurality of receiving portions (224) of a grid in the base plate (200); securing an article (600) onto a first article maintaining jig (302), the article (600) extending over a processing aperture of the first article maintaining jig and having a first surface and an opposite second surface; positioning the first article maintaining jig (302) on the base plate (200), the print support portion (402) extending through at least a portion of the first article maintaining jig (402); and printing on the first surface of the article (600) in a location proximate the print support portion (402) that is supporting the article (600) at the second surface of the article (600). | ||||||
| 46 | SYSTEM FOR SHOE SOLE PORTION PAINTING | EP14815972.6 | 2014-11-13 | EP3068251A1 | 2016-09-21 | REGAN, Patrick Conall; OU, Fing-Ming; CHEN, Hao-Zhen; WU, Chih-Chung |
| An automated system for painting a shoe sole portion of a shoe is provided. The automated painting system is adapted to use a variety of stations and components to automatically paint a side surface of the shoe sole portion while it is secured in a jig, transition the jig to an open position, and remove the painted shoe sole portion from the jig. | ||||||
| 47 | UNITARY MULTI-USE ALIGNMENT FIXTURE FOR SHOE PRODUCTION | EP09817002 | 2009-09-28 | EP2337471A4 | 2014-04-02 | CRISP MELODY; GRAHAM ERIC; PETTY JEREMY; KAMAKEEAIANA TRICIA |
| A system for manufacturing shoes is provided that includes two or more pieces of equipment used in the customization and manufacturing of shoes and an alignment fixture that may engage with each piece of equipment by way of an alignment mounting member. The alignment fixture may secure to it a portion of a shoe, such as an upper portion, wherein the shoe portion remains in a flat position, and in a fixed relationship to the alignment fixture, throughout the various processes performed by the pieces of equipment. These processes may include, for example, printing, laser, embroidery, forming, cutting, or the like. | ||||||
| 48 | A CLIP FOR REMOVABLY FIXING AND HOLDING A NUMBER OF SHOES | EP03793610.1 | 2003-09-05 | EP1538949B1 | 2007-04-11 | HOLM, Jesper |
| A clip (1; 20; 23) serves for removably fixing a number of shoes (9). The clip (9) comprises a, seen in cross section, U-shaped frame (2; 21) with two opposite jaws (7, 8; 19; 22; 23, 24) defining a space (10; 26) for tightly receiving the shoes (9), and the frame (2; 21) and/or the jaws (7, 8; 19; 22; 23, 24) are arranged to at least partially enlarge the space (10; 26) elastically on insertion of a shoe (9). The two opposite jaws (7, 8; 19; 22; 23, 24) are placed on the inside of each their respectively first (5) and second legs (6) of the U-shaped frame and are exerting a clamping force on an inserted shoe. Furthermore, the frictional force between the shoe and the jaws contributes to holding the shoe. In the preferred embodiment at least one of the jaws is a brush. The shoe holder advantageously keeps shoes hung on e.g. a wall so that they do not take up any floor space. | ||||||
| 49 | Verfahren und Vorrichtung zur vollautomatischen Herstellung von Schuhen | EP97119839.5 | 1997-11-13 | EP0852998B1 | 2001-10-10 | Speckhahn, Hermann, Dr.; Rebers, Günter; Schütte, Wolfgang; Hannemann, Axel |
| 50 | Verfahren und Vorrichtung zur vollautomatischen Herstellung von Schuhen | EP97119839.5 | 1997-11-13 | EP0852998A2 | 1998-07-15 | Speckhahn, Hermann, Dr.; Rebers, Günter; Schütte, Wolfgang; Hannemann, Axel |
Bei einem Verfahren zur vollautomatischen Herstellung von Schuhen, bei dem eine mindestens einlagige Sohle direkt an einen auf einen Leisten gezogenen Schaft angespritzt wird, wobei Formwerkzeuge zur Formung der Sohle nacheinander vor mindestens ein Einspritzaggregat gefahren werden, ist erfindungsgemäß vorgesehen, daß in einem Kreislauf die Formwerkzeuge über ein Transportsystem in mindestens eine Vorbereitungsstation gefahren werden, in der sie zur Erzeugung eines Sohlenformhohlraumes allseitig geschlossen, von dort in eine Pufferstation weitertransportiert werden, aus der die so vorbereiteten Formwerkzeuge zu mehreren nacheinander in eine Einspritzstation gelangen und dort fixiert und justiert werden, wonach sie eines nach dem anderen mittels dieser Vorrichtung vor das Einspritzaggregat bewegt werden und der Einspritzvorgang erfolgt, nach welchem das jeweils gefüllte Formwerkzeug weiterbewegt wird, aus der Einspritzstation entfernt und in eine weitere Pufferstation transportiert wird, aus der das jeweilige Formwerkzeug nach einer definierten Abkühlzeit in eine weitere Station gefahren wird, in der das Formwerkzeug geöffnet und der fertige Schuh entnommen wird, während das geöffnete und geleerte Formwerkzeug über eine Reinigungsstation dem Kreislauf wieder zugeführt bzw. aus dem Kreislauf entfernt wird. |
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| 51 | Shoe support | EP93310192.5 | 1993-12-16 | EP0602985B1 | 1997-03-05 | Hanson, Raymond; Hawke, Charles Ernest |
| 52 | Installation pour le rangement, la désinfection, et le séchage des chaussures | EP90420038.3 | 1990-01-26 | EP0380433B1 | 1993-03-03 | Blanc, Roger; Kessler, Jean |
| 53 | Shoe support | EP92303989.5 | 1992-05-01 | EP0512772A1 | 1992-11-11 | Cottino, Giovanni; Thompson, Alan; Brown, Terence John; Corbett, Alfred Ralph |
A shoe support for supporting lasts of a wide range of sizes comprises two support members in the form of spaced-apart bars (38) each of which can pivot at an axis (36) extending adjacent an elongated edge of its associated bar so that the distance between the ends of the bars can be varied. Instead of bars (38), plate members (138) may be used, dimensioned so as to provide a substantially continuous support surface, for e.g. shoe components, when pivoted to a horizontal position. For maintaining the support members (38;138) in adjusted position, furthermore, a friction arrangement (40,42; 144,146) is provided. The shoe support is especially suitable for use in a shoe transporter system forming part of a drying apparatus in which the bottoms of shoes and/or shoe components to which a coating of e.g. adhesive has been applied can be supported by the shoe supports with the coated surfaces exposed to turbulent air and heat. |
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| 54 | Assembly line, particularly suited for the production of leather and similar goods | EP84103645.2 | 1984-04-03 | EP0123173A2 | 1984-10-31 | Anzani, Giuseppe |
An assembly line is described particularly suited for the production of leather goods, such as footwear, slippers and similar articles including:
The said ovens are made up of two half-shells 26 and 27 travelling on transversal guides 30 and the profile of the doors 24 and 25 is equal to that of the support frame 14, so as to achieve a seal with the said frame. |
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| 55 | AUTOMATED IDENTIFICATION AND ASSEMBLY OF SHOE PARTS | EP18000271.9 | 2012-11-16 | EP3358486A1 | 2018-08-08 | Regan, Patrick Conall; Lee, Kuo-hung; Chang, Chih-Chi; Jean, Ming-Feng; Liao, Chang-Chu |
A system (10) that positions and attaches a shoe part in an automated manner during a shoe-manufacturing process, the system (10) comprising: an image recorder that records an image (228) depicting a two-dimensional representation (232) of an attachment shoe part (224), which is to be attached to a base shoe part (226); computer storage media having stored thereon computer-executable instructions that, when executed, cause a computing device to: (A) identify at least one reference feature (258) of the two-dimensional representation (232) of the attachment shoe part (224), (B) determine a geometric coordinate (205) of the attachment shoe part (224) in a geometric coordinate system (225), which maps a three-dimensional space within which the attachment shoe part (224) is positioned and a manufacturing tool (3310) operates, and (C) determine another geometric coordinate (203) in the geometric coordinate system (225) by analyzing a different image (230) of the base shoe part (226); and the manufacturing tool (3310) comprising: (A) a part pickup tool (3100) having a bottom surface adapted for contacting the attachment shoe part (224), and (B) a welding tool (3210) integrated into the part pickup tool (3100), the welding tool (3210) comprised of a distal end (3212) adapted for contacting the attachment shoe part (224) such that the distal end (3212) extends at least to a plane defined by the part pickup tool (3100) bottom surface, wherein the manufacturing tool is notified of the other geometric coordinate (203) and is adapted to transfer the attachment shoe part (224) from the geometric coordinate (205) to the other geometric coordinate (203), thereby moving the attachment shoe part (224) to a location in the three-dimensional space at which the attachment shoe part (224) is to be attached to the base shoe part (226).
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| 56 | SYSTEM FOR SHOE SOLE PORTION PAINTING | EP14815972.6 | 2014-11-13 | EP3068251B1 | 2018-03-28 | REGAN, Patrick Conall; OU, Fing-Ming; CHEN, Hao-Zhen; WU, Chih-Chung |
| An automated system for painting a shoe sole portion of a shoe is provided. The automated painting system is adapted to use a variety of stations and components to automatically paint a side surface of the shoe sole portion while it is secured in a jig, transition the jig to an open position, and remove the painted shoe sole portion from the jig. | ||||||
| 57 | AUTOMATED IDENTIFICATION OF SHOE PARTS | EP12850224.2 | 2012-11-16 | EP2780849B1 | 2018-02-21 | REGAN, Patrick, Conall; LIAO, Chang-Chu; CHANG, Chih-Chi |
| Manufacturing of a shoe or a portion of a shoe is enhanced by automated placement of shoe parts. For example, a part-recognition system analyzes an image of a shoe part to identify the part and determine a location of the part. Once the part is identified and located, the part can be manipulated in an automated manner. | ||||||
| 58 | BUFFING EXPANDED FOAM ITEMS | EP14786420.1 | 2014-10-06 | EP3041670B1 | 2017-11-22 | REGAN, Patrick Conall; LEE, Dong Woo; PARK, Geun Rok; YANG, Dong Youp; CHON, Yong Joo; KIM, Byung Gi c/o Taekwang Industrial Co., Ltd.; LEE, Sang Gyu; SEO, Jong Cher |
| Foam items may be buffed using particles such as particulate sodium bicarbonate in accordance with the present invention. Foam items may be, for example, expanded EVA foam items pre-formed into an intermediate size and shape. A skin layer may be formed during the expansion of the foam item to form an expanded foam item which may be entirely or partially removed by buffing the item using particles projected with selected buffing parameters. The buffing parameters may be varied based upon the thickness of at least a portion of the skin layer and/or the desired degree of moldability for the foam item after buffing. Particulate sodium bicarbonate or other types of particles used for buffing may be recycled and reused for further buffing of foam items. | ||||||
| 59 | AUTOMATED IDENTIFICATION OF SHOE PARTS | EP12850224 | 2012-11-16 | EP2780849A4 | 2015-10-21 | REGAN PATRICK CONALL; LIAO CHANG-CHU; CHANG CHIH-CHI |
| Manufacturing of a shoe or a portion of a shoe is enhanced by automated placement of shoe parts. For example, a part-recognition system analyzes an image of a shoe part to identify the part and determine a location of the part. Once the part is identified and located, the part can be manipulated in an automated manner. | ||||||
| 60 | AUTOMATED IDENTIFICATION OF SHOE PARTS | EP12850224.2 | 2012-11-16 | EP2780849A1 | 2014-09-24 | REGAN, Patrick, Conall; LIAO, Chang-Chu; CHANG, Chih-Chi |
| Manufacturing of a shoe or a portion of a shoe is enhanced by automated placement of shoe parts. For example, a part-recognition system analyzes an image of a shoe part to identify the part and determine a location of the part. Once the part is identified and located, the part can be manipulated in an automated manner. | ||||||
