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| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 121 | Conveyor accumulator for controlling the flow of articles being conveyed | US14933726 | 2015-11-05 | US09415947B2 | 2016-08-16 | Dorian F. Steeber |
| A buffer assembly is configured to buffer a stream of articles moving along a conveyor. The buffer assembly is interposed in said conveyor. The buffer assembly has a horizontal in-feed accumulator that is configured to receive the stream of articles from said conveyor, and a horizontal mass storage accumulator connected to an output of the horizontal in-feed accumulator for receiving said stream of articles therefrom. Each of the horizontal in-feed accumulator and the horizontal mass storage accumulator are configured to buffer said stream of articles. The buffer assembly also has a horizontal out-feed accumulator connected to the output of the horizontal mass storage accumulator that is configured to buffer the stream of articles. The in-feed buffering of the articles prevents product compression and the buffering of the out-feed articles prevents the formation of gaps between product articles. | ||||||
| 122 | System and method for transporting personnel within an active workspace | US14018317 | 2013-09-04 | US09280157B2 | 2016-03-08 | Peter R. Wurman; Michael T. Barbehenn; Matthew David Verminski; Michael Cordell Mountz; Dennis Polic; Andrew Edward Hoffman; James Raymond Allard; Eryk Brian Nice |
| Disclosed herein is a human transport device and associated system to transport a user within an active workspace. The human transport device may include a platform to support a user, an enclosure coupled to the platform to surround the user, a drive subsystem to power the human transport device, and a control unit to control the movement of the human transport device in coordination with active mobile drive units moving within the workspace. A system implementing one or more human transport devices may include a management module to direct the movement of the one or more human transport devices and designate one or more areas within the workspace as protected areas. Unauthorized objects may be prohibited from entering the protected areas while the human transport device may be allowed within the protected areas. | ||||||
| 123 | Storage device having protrusion monitoring | US13119818 | 2009-09-14 | US09242795B2 | 2016-01-26 | Karl-Heinz Jungen; Walter Burkart |
| The invention relates to a storage device (1) for storing storage goods (25) in storage spaces (8), comprising at least one storage good carrier (7) which can be supplied with storage goods (25) and which is associated with a stowage space volume (S) that can be occupied by the storage goods (25) at a maximum. The storage device (1) comprises a control station (10), on which the stowage space volume (S) of the at least one storage good carrier (7) can be arranged accessible from outside of the storage device (1). The storage device (1) is equipped with a conveyer unit (5, 6), by which the storage goods carrier (7) can be moved from the control station (10) to the storage spaces (8). In order to reduce the danger to people, the storage device (1) and storage goods (25) posed by too large or incorrectly positioned storage goods (25) on the storage good carrier (7), a protrusion measuring unit for determining a horizontal protrusion (U1) of the storage goods beyond the stowage space volume (S) is provided according to the invention. | ||||||
| 124 | Cart for assisting in transferring mailpieces for a postal sorting machine, and a postal sorting installation | US13984178 | 2013-04-15 | US09227226B2 | 2016-01-05 | Frederic Mestrallet; Pierre Jourdan; Olivier Schott |
| A cart (2) for assisting in transferring mailpieces (100) for a sorting machine (1) having a row of sorting outlets (10) for the mailpieces (100) stacked on a work surface (11), said cart (2) for assisting in transferring mailpieces including a support (23) supporting a tray (101) to be filled, a back plate (20) carrying guide means (24) co-operating with a longitudinal runner (14) on said sorting machine (1), said back plate (20) being extended by a transfer ramp (26) inclined relative to said back plate (20) with which it forms an acute angle and designed to bridge over the edge of the work surface (11) to come flush with said work surface (11) from above. A postal sorting installation including a sorting machine (1) and a cart (2) as described for assisting in transferring mailpieces. | ||||||
| 125 | PALLETIZING MOBILE DRIVE UNITS | US14311891 | 2014-06-23 | US20150368078A1 | 2015-12-24 | Peter Martin Hess; Scot Douglas Davis; Stephen Aquilino |
| An inventory system includes a pallet and a base for palletizing or unpalletizing a mobile drive unit. The pallet has a set of openings corresponding with features of the mobile drive unit. The mobile drive unit features may extend into the pallet openings. The base includes protrusions corresponding to the pallet openings. Engaging the pallet and base can position the base protrusions in the pallet openings. Positioning the base protrusions in the pallet openings can displace the mobile drive unit features from the pallet openings and/or provide a surface upon which the mobile drive unit can navigate. | ||||||
| 126 | Cabinet in a milking parlour | US13819806 | 2011-09-05 | US09215858B2 | 2015-12-22 | Leif Johannesson; Mikael Källman |
| A teat cup magazine (1), arranged to store at least two teat cups (3), includes a removing device for each teat cup (3), which is arranged to retract the teat cup (3) into the teat cup magazine when a milking process has finished. Each removing device includes a cylinder (8) and a piston (9). The cylinders (8) of the removing devices are formed by at least one cylinder profile (35, 38, 39), manufactured in one piece, which constitutes the sole load-bearing structure of the teat cup magazine. The at least one cylinder profile (35, 38, 39) includes on one side, integrated attachment zones (37) for attaching milking components, and on an opposite side, a guiding track (13) for each cylinder (8), adapted for a movable guiding element (6) supporting a milk tube (4) and a pulse tube (5) connected to the teat cup. | ||||||
| 127 | METHOD AND PLANT FOR PRODUCING TYRES FOR VEHICLE WHEELS | US14436747 | 2013-10-22 | US20150259142A1 | 2015-09-17 | Stefano Mervic; Marco Cantu'; Walter Mandelli |
| A method and plant for producing tyres for vehicle wheels in which: each vulcanizer of a plurality of vulcanizers is associated with a respective pick-up logic of green tyres from at least one storage area of green tyres; upon each request to vulcanize a green tyre in a vulcanizer of the plurality of vulcanizers, the pick-up logic associated with the vulcanizer is applied to select and pick up a green tyre from the storage area; and the respective pick-up logic associated with each vulcanizer includes a first pick-up rule of green tyres from the storage area and, for at least one of the plurality of vulcanizers, the first pick-up rule is changed into at least one second pick-up rule at least once during the production in the plant of at least one lot of tyres. | ||||||
| 128 | Battery charging system and train | US13599546 | 2012-08-30 | US09083194B2 | 2015-07-14 | Takeru Koga; Masayuki Nogi; Hirotoshi Kawai; Satoshi Koizumi |
| A battery charging system includes a first battery unit for storing electric power to be supplied to a driving system of a train, and a second battery unit for storing electric power to be supplied to the first battery unit. A control unit calculates electric power consumption from the first battery unit. And a battery charging unit supplies electric power to the first battery unit from the second battery unit based on the electric power consumption calculated by the control unit. | ||||||
| 129 | Counterweight devices and systems for paintbrushes and other hand tools | US13543530 | 2012-07-06 | US09032580B2 | 2015-05-19 | Greg Freuler |
| Counterweight devices and systems for a hand tool, such as a paintbrush, having a forward working end and a handle extending rearwardly along a longitudinal axis, having a distal end, with the hand tool having a center of gravity located on the axis forward of the midpoint between the working and distal ends, are disclosed. A counterweight device includes a counterweight body configured to be mounted to a portion of the handle, and one or more counterweights supported on the counterweight body. The counterweight device is thereby adapted to shift the center of gravity of the hand tool rearward along the axis of the handle to a predetermined extent when the counterweight body is mounted to the handle. A counterweight system includes a set of interchangeable counterweights each having a different weight and each configured to be removably attached either to the counterweight body or to a counterweight attached thereto. | ||||||
| 130 | Buffer means for containers and method for buffering containers | US13193448 | 2011-07-28 | US08770377B2 | 2014-07-08 | Martin Seger; Johann Huettner |
| A buffer means (1) and a method for buffering containers (2), in particular in a container handling apparatus, like for example bottles in a bottle filling apparatus, is described. The buffer means (1) comprises at least a first conveyor track (31). Furthermore at least a second conveyor track (32) is provided, which is drivable along a second transport direction (TR2). The first conveyor track (31) and the second conveyor track (32) are parallel to each other and form a buffer module (30). A transfer device (36) transfers the containers (2) from an infeed conveyor track (31E) onto an outlet conveyor track (32A) of the buffer module (30). By means of a sliding device the required buffer capacity of the buffer means (1) can be set. Between the infeed conveyor track (31E) and the outlet conveyor track (32A) of a buffer module (30) at least two further drivable transfer conveyors (31, 32) are provided. Thus a closed surface of the buffer module (30) is created. | ||||||
| 131 | AUTOMATED LAYER PICKING AND STORAGE SYSTEM | US13734267 | 2013-01-04 | US20130177379A1 | 2013-07-11 | ROBERT A. HOFFMAN; Christian Wurll |
| A material handling storage, retrieval and load building system receives source pallets, bearing product loads in full or partial layers, stores them in a variety of locations depending on the frequency of demand for products thereon and builds homogeneous product or similar product full or partial layers on target or order pallets, in both single and multiple layer picks, from products on the source pallets, to order after retrieving the source pallets to a building pallet location. Pallets are transferred within the system on pallet stands which are selectively coupled to automatically guided vehicles, thus providing significant flexibility in the pallet storage locations and in the transfer distance within the system. Apparatus and methods are disclosed. | ||||||
| 132 | APPARATUS, SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR PROVIDING PORTABLE STORAGE FOR MULTIPLE USERS | US13234821 | 2011-09-16 | US20130068638A1 | 2013-03-21 | Johny Ho |
| Apparatus, systems and methods for providing portable storage for multiple users are disclosed. The portable storage systems may be used to accommodate the storage needs of multiple users. The portable storage solutions provide the capability to individuals to store relatively small quantities of materials off-site for a fixed or an undetermined amount of time, and are designed such that, in most instances, the materials are returned to the user at the same or different location when they are desired. The portable storage apparatus, systems and methods are cost-effective and provide a consumer with more flexibility than standard storage options. | ||||||
| 133 | COUNTERWEIGHT DEVICES AND SYSTEMS FOR PAINTBRUSHES AND OTHER HAND TOOLS | US13543530 | 2012-07-06 | US20130061428A1 | 2013-03-14 | Greg Freuler |
| Counterweight devices and systems for a hand tool, such as a paintbrush, having a forward working end and a handle extending rearwardly along a longitudinal axis, having a distal end, with the hand tool having a center of gravity located on the axis forward of the midpoint between the working and distal ends, are disclosed. A counterweight device includes a counterweight body configured to be mounted to a portion of the handle, and one or more counterweights supported on the counterweight body. The counterweight device is thereby adapted to shift the center of gravity of the hand tool rearward along the axis of the handle to a predetermined extent when the counterweight body is mounted to the handle. A counterweight system includes a set of interchangeable counter counterweights each having a different weight and each configured to be removably attached either to the counterweight body or to a counterweight attached thereto. | ||||||
| 134 | Storage Device Having Protrusion Monitoring | US13119818 | 2009-09-14 | US20120130527A1 | 2012-05-24 | Karl-Heinz Jungen; Walter Brukart |
| The invention relates to a storage device (1) for storing storage goods (25) in storage spaces (8), comprising at least one storage good carrier (7) which can be supplied with storage goods (25) and which is associated with a stowage space volume (S) that can be occupied by the storage goods (25) at a maximum. The storage device (1) comprises a control station (10), on which the stowage space volume (S) of the at least one storage good carrier (7) can be arranged accessible from outside of the storage device (1). The storage device (1) is equipped with a conveyer unit (5, 6), by which the storage goods carrier (7) can be moved from the control station (10) to the storage spaces (8). In order to reduce the danger to people, the storage device (1) and storage goods (25) posed by too large or incorrectly positioned storage goods (25) on the storage good carrier (7), a protrusion measuring unit for determining a horizontal protrusion (U1) of the storage goods beyond the stowage space volume (S) is provided according to the invention. | ||||||
| 135 | Cassette Puller | US13228651 | 2011-09-09 | US20120060539A1 | 2012-03-15 | Frank Hunt; Bruce Zandi; Julian Warhurst; Robert Cloutier |
| A cassette puller for an automated storage and retrieval system that stores biological or chemical samples in freezers maintained at ultra-low temperature (e.g., −80° C.) or cryogenic temperatures includes a vertical sleeve into which the selected cassette is lifted. The cassette puller is mounted to a traveling gantry and transports cassettes from one freezer location to another and to the system input/output module, and also includes an ejection mechanism that inserts and retrieves tube storage racks or plates from a selected shelf on the cassette. Other components such as a rack robot, a tube picking mechanism, a sample identification station, etc. are mounted on the traveling gantry as well. | ||||||
| 136 | Automated warehouse and method of controlling clean environment in the automated warehouse | US12414874 | 2009-03-31 | US08088203B2 | 2012-01-03 | Katsumi Matsuba |
| A measuring unit arranged to measure a clean environment is placed on a cell by a retrieval and storage apparatus to measure clean environment of the cell. Based on a measurement result, a fan filter unit or an exhaust vent is controlled to maintain the clean environment of the cell at a predetermined level or more. | ||||||
| 137 | SYSTEM FOR SUPPORTING OBJECTS | US12294173 | 2007-03-23 | US20090308824A1 | 2009-12-17 | Arnoldus Van Belkom |
| A system (1) for supporting a rollable object (4), such as a cylindrical container. The system comprises at least one elongated rail (2) and at least one supporting part. The rail (2) has a contact surface (6) for bearing on a base, and is furthermore provided, along at least two sides, with an at least partly profiled surface (5) for holding a supporting part (3) in position at least in a longitudinal direction of said elongated rail (2). The supporting part (3) comprises a supporting surface (7) for preventing a movement of the object (4) in a horizontal direction, and, optionally, for supporting the object (4) in a vertical direction, and a contact surface (8) for bearing on the rail (2) and/or the base. The supporting part (3) further comprises a passage (9) for receiving at least a part of the rail (2). This passage (9) is provided with an inner wall which is at least partly provided with a profiled surface (10) complementary to the profiled surface (5) of the two sides of the rail (2), for at least partly transmitting a force, applied to the supporting part in said longitudinal direction, to the rail (2). | ||||||
| 138 | Automated Warehouse and Method of Supplying Clean Air to the Automated Warehouse | US12362369 | 2009-01-29 | US20090197520A1 | 2009-08-06 | Takao HAYASHI |
| A position and a speed of a stacker crane, and a position and a speed of an elevation frame are inputted to a clean room controller to correct an amount of supplied clean air, and an amount of discharged air around the stacker crane. | ||||||
| 139 | Method and apparatus for pallet removal cargo queuing and stowage of stacks of cartons of frozen animal products | US11282880 | 2005-11-18 | US20060153670A1 | 2006-07-13 | W. Coblentz |
| A method for rapid depalletizing and lifting of stacks of cartons aboard vessels is provided which may include sliding the stacks of cartons from a pallet onto a transport surface at a loading end, moving the stack of cartons along the transport surface to a lifting station having fork channels extending across the lifting station for receiving the blades of a load push lift truck, and lifting the stack of cartons from the lifting station. The transport surface may comprise a plurality of rollers. The stack of cartons may be lifted by cargo slings into the hold of a ship, or lifted from the lifting end on the blades of a load push lift truck. The pallet may be retained on the blades of a load push lift truck while the stack of cartons carried by the pallet is pushed from the pallet by a restraint. The empty pallet may then be carried to and deposited in a pallet accumulation location by the lift truck. | ||||||
| 140 | Offset bracket | US11180927 | 2005-07-13 | US07059573B2 | 2006-06-13 | Michael J. Calleja |
| A material-rack system comprises an offset safety netting, a perimeter cable suspension system for the netting, offset brackets to anchor the perimeter cable suspension system away by adjustable amounts, and vertical extension posts that bolt to the face of the upper frame parts of a pallet rack. The curtain netting is supported around its edges by attachments to taut wire ropes that are supported by the offset brackets. Such offset brackets slip over the vertical frame parts of the pallet rack. The brackets are always flush ended with the netting, and include several mounting points for the frame attachment. | ||||||
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