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    • 3. 发明授权
    • Programmable load forming system, components thereof, and methods of use
    • 可编程负载成形系统,其组件和使用方法
    • US08000837B2
    • 2011-08-16
    • US11239665
    • 2005-09-28
    • Robert M. AllenKevin P. BrownAndrew B. HoltLynn E. Vershum
    • Robert M. AllenKevin P. BrownAndrew B. HoltLynn E. Vershum
    • G06F19/00
    • B65G61/00G05B2219/40006Y10T83/2037Y10T83/204Y10T83/2057
    • In one aspect, a programmable load forming system is programmed to perform the method of downloading a calculated path from the computer to the robot controller, moving one or more bundles along the calculated path to position the one or more bundles in a predetermined stacking position of a stacking pattern using the robot, and determining if the robot has completed moving along the calculated path. The calculated path is defined, in part, by the stacking pattern and other parameters such as, for example, bundle geometry, bundle levelness, bundle compressibility, among other parameters. In another aspect, the system is programmed to perform a method of sensing the top of a bundle and controllably placing a bundle. Additional aspects are directed to systems and methods of safely operating the robot and an inventive hopper design for holding bottom/tie sheets.
    • 一方面,可编程负载形成系统被编程为执行将计算的路径从计算机下载到机器人控制器的方法,沿着所计算的路径移动一个或多个束,以将一个或多个束定位在预定的堆叠位置 使用机器人的堆叠图案,以及确定机器人是否已经完成沿着所计算的路径移动。 计算出的路径部分地由层叠图案和其他参数(例如,束几何,束平坦度,束可压缩性等)被定义。 在另一方面,系统被编程为执行感测束的顶部并且可控地放置束的方法。 另外的方面涉及安全操作机器人的系统和方法以及用于保持底部/连接片的创新的料斗设计。
    • 7. 发明申请
    • APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR STACKING ITEMS
    • 用于堆叠物品的装置和方法
    • US20150056055A1
    • 2015-02-26
    • US14532495
    • 2014-11-04
    • J&L GROUP INTERNATIONAL, LLC.
    • Curtis A. RothArnoldus Kox
    • B65G57/03
    • B65G57/03B65G57/00B65G57/06
    • A method and apparatus are disclosed that allow items to be placed on a stack of items in a manner that minimizes interference with the existing stack. Further, a method and apparatus are disclosed for stacking items such that marking of the items is minimized while the item is stacked. In some embodiments, the method and apparatus may include employing a plurality of forks, where a first fork in the plurality includes a belt that rotates at least partially within a tapered housing of the fork. In some embodiments, the plurality of forks is vertically movable, and the method and apparatus may include a squaring mechanism that is separate from the plurality of forks. The overall throughput of the method and apparatus may be increased by employing this independent squaring mechanism.
    • 公开了一种方法和装置,其允许以最小化对现有堆叠的干扰的方式将物品放置在物品堆上。 此外,公开了一种用于堆叠物品的方法和装置,使得在物品堆叠时物品的标记被最小化。 在一些实施例中,该方法和设备可以包括采用多个叉,其中多个叉中的第一叉包括至少部分地在叉的锥形壳体内旋转的带。 在一些实施例中,多个叉可垂直移动,并且该方法和装置可以包括与多个叉分开的平方机构。 可以通过采用这种独立的平方机制来增加方法和装置的总体吞吐量。
    • 9. 发明授权
    • Apparatus and method for separating a stack of sheets from a pile of sheets
    • 用于将一叠纸张与一堆纸张分离的装置和方法
    • US08763873B2
    • 2014-07-01
    • US12216001
    • 2008-06-27
    • René Jans
    • René Jans
    • B26F3/00
    • B26F3/002B26D7/0675B26F2210/02Y10T225/10Y10T225/325Y10T225/357
    • Apparatus for separating a stack of sheets from a pile of sheet material that is arranged so that tear paths of a plurality of sheets form a tear surface includes a first clamp for clamping the pile at a first side of the tear surface and a second clamp for clamping the pile at a second side of the tear surface. At least the first clamp includes a sustaining member having at least one sustaining point for supporting the pile, and an upper member having at least one contact point for contacting the pile. Rotation of the first clamp relative to the second clamp brings about the separation of a stack of sheets from the pile of sheet material by breaking the tear paths present in the tear surface.
    • 用于将一堆片材与一堆片材料分离的装置,其布置成使得多个片材的撕裂路径形成撕裂表面,包括用于在撕裂表面的第一侧夹紧绒头的第一夹具和用于 在撕裂表面的第二侧夹紧桩。 至少第一夹具包括具有用于支撑桩的至少一个维持点的维持构件,以及具有用于接触桩的至少一个接触点的上部构件。 第一夹具相对于第二夹具的旋转通过破坏存在于撕裂表面中的撕裂路径而导致一叠片材从一堆片材中分离。