20 results about "Picks up objects" patented technology

The present invention relates to a depalletizing system and a method for controlling the same. The depalletizing system, which picks up a plurality of objects to move the picked up objects to a predetermined position, includes: a camera unit for acquiring image data of tops of the plurality of objects; a controller for performing vision recognition for the acquired image data of tops of the plurality of objects to determine whether two neighboring objects among the plurality of objects are pickable at a time; and a picking robot for at a time picking up the two objects determined as pickable objects at a time to move the picked up objects to the predetermined position.

1. The name of the design product: Kanghuzhi robot (Zhihang). 2. The use of the design product: The design product is used to solve the daily needs of people with difficulty in moving, such as travel, picking up objects, eating, etc. 3. The design points of the design product: in shape. 4. The picture or photo that best indicates the design points: perspective view 1.

The disclosure relates to the optimization of a movement control of a device, wherein the device is suitable and configured for picking up objects and putting them back down. The present solution proposes to use mixed-integer linear programming methods to assign objects to target positions and to assign shipments to order pickers.

The present invention relates to a walking aid in which a magnet is installed at a suitable location in order to be able to pick up objects from the floor without having to bend down.

A hand module of an orthotic device assists a user with an impaired ability to grasp and pick up objects. The hand module comfortably secures a user's hand in a hand shell and is configurable by a clinical professional at the time of delivery for one of two different donning methods, a top-down method and a slide-through method. In the top-down (or dorsal) method, a user's palm is positioned on top of the hand shell and strapped in from above. In the slide-through (or thenar) method the user's hand is pulled through a pre-formed upper loop and strapped around the user's thumb from below. The hand module is configured with a grasp actuator that can move between an open latched position and a closed unlatched position by pushing a lever or by pulling on the grasp actuator with force exceeding a threshold value.

The present disclosure relates to a clamp (100). The clamp (100) may include a housing (110), a driving mechanism (120), and a clamping jaw assembly (150). The driving mechanism may be disposed in the housing (110). The clamping jaw assembly (150) may be partially disposed outside the housing (110). The clamping jaw assembly (150) may include at least two clamping jaws. The driving mechanism (120) may drive the clamping jaw assembly (150) to move, such that the clamping jaw assembly (150) switches between a first deformation state and a second deformation state. The at least two clamping jaws may be gathered with each other in the first deformation state, and the at least two clamping jaws may be separated from each other in the second deformation state. The clamp may pick up objects within a certain size range, and may also pick up small-sized and densely arranged objects.

The present invention discloses a fully manipulatory manipulator comprising a finger-operating module II, a posture metamorphic module I that drives the finger-operating module II to move, rotate, and pick up objects, and a connecting mechanism III that accommodates the synchronous movement between the finger-operating module II and the posture metamorphic module I. N finger-operating modules II are mounted in a circular array or in a relative arrangement on a drive system composed of the posture metamorphic module I and the connecting mechanism III. The fully manipulatory manipulator of the present invention achieves decoupled motion with multiple degrees of freedom, reducing control difficulty and simplifying the operating system. The spatial arrangement of the wheels is altered by the metamorphic mechanism, enabling the grasping of various objects, such as planar objects, flexible surfaces, cylinders, cubes, and spheres. Different metamorphic modes can be switched for different objects to improve the success rate of manipulation. The nonholonomic constraint characteristics of the wheel group motion are utilized to achieve in-hand dexterous manipulation of multiple degrees of freedom of grasped objects, similar to the twisting motion of the human hand.

A glove includes a fingerless glove body having a stiffener between the thumb and pointer finger to prevent a person from picking up objects between the thumb and pointer finger and putting them into her mouth. A brace is also provided to prevent the wearer from touching the palm of the glove with their fingers to further prevent a person from pickup up objects by making a fist and putting the objects into her mouth. The glove further provides abrasion resistance and slip resistance, such as for a crawling baby.

A hand module of an orthotic device assists a user with an impaired ability to grasp and pick up objects. The hand module comfortably secures a user's hand in a hand shell and is configurable by a clinical professional at the time of delivery for one of two different donning methods, a top-down method and a slide-through method. In the top-down (or dorsal) method, a user's palm is positioned on top of the hand shell and strapped in from above. In the slide-through (or thenar) method the user's hand is pulled through a pre-formed upper loop and strapped around the user's thumb from below. The hand module is configured with a grasp actuator that can move between an open latched position and a closed unlatched position by pushing a lever or by pulling on the grasp actuator with force exceeding a threshold value.

1. The name of the design product: visual tweezers (NK3-J). 2. The use of the design product: for picking up objects, cleaning ear dirt, etc. 3. The design points of the design product: in shape. 4. The picture or photo that best indicates the design points: perspective view.

1. Name of the product in this design: Vacuum suction device (KVGP1). 2. Purpose of this design: A vacuum suction device for picking up objects. 3. The key design feature of this product is its shape. 4. The image or photograph that best illustrates the design's key points: 3D view 1.

A hand module of an orthotic device assists a user with an impaired ability to grasp and pick up objects. The hand module comfortably secures a user's hand in a hand shell and is configurable by a clinical professional at the time of delivery for one of two different donning methods, a top-down method and a slide-through method. In the top-down (or dorsal) method, a user's palm is positioned on top of the hand shell and strapped in from above. In the slide-through (or thenar) method the user's hand is pulled through a pre-formed upper loop and strapped around the user's thumb from below. The hand module is configured with a grasp actuator that can move between an open latched position and a closed unlatched position by pushing a lever or by pulling on the grasp actuator with force exceeding a threshold value.

1. Name of the product in this design: Vacuum suction device (KVGP2). 2. Purpose of this design: A vacuum suction device for picking up objects. 3. The key design feature of this product is its shape. 4. The image or photograph that best illustrates the design's key points: 3D view 1.

1. Name of the product in this design: Picking rod. 2. Purpose of this design: This design is used for picking up objects. 3. The key design feature of this product is its shape. 4. The image or photograph that best illustrates the design's key points: a 3D model.

1. Name of the designed product: tweezers (JP00X0017). 2. Use of the designed product: for picking up objects in a pendant. 3. Design points of the designed product: in shape. 4. Picture or photograph best indicating the design points: front view.