16 results about "Unintended Movement" patented technology

A device comprising: an elongated housing extending from a proximal end to a distal end along a longitudinal axis, the elongated housing being configured to be implanted wholly within a chamber of a heart; a first electrode extending distally from the distal end of the elongated housing, the first electrode comprising an elongated body defining a helix; a second electrode disposed on the distal end of the elongated housing, wherein the second electrode is configured to contact wall tissue of the chamber without penetrating the wall tissue; and one or more fixation features disposed on or about the distal end of the elongated housing, each fixation feature of the one or more fixation features defining a textured outer surface configured to interface with the wall tissue of the chamber to inhibit unintended movement of the elongated housing relative the wall tissue.

The objective is to provide a control method for work machines, a control program for work machines, a control system for work machines, and work machines that can easily suppress unintended movements of the work machines by the operator. [Solution] The control method for a work machine includes: displaying a setting screen Dp13 on a display device that accepts setting information for any setting item related to the work machine; displaying a first image Im11 on the display device that serves as guidance for a specific operation; applying the setting information for the setting item when the specific operation is performed; and displaying a second image Im12 on the display device in place of the first image Im11 when the setting information has been applied.

To provide a vehicle control device, a vehicle control method, and a vehicle control program that can transition to a lateral movement mode in a short time without unintended movement occurring. [Solution] The vehicle control device according to the embodiment is a vehicle control device that controls a motor for driving provided on each of a plurality of wheels, and has a controller. The controller includes a controller that controls the rotational speed of at least one of the motors to a target rotational speed until all of the plurality of wheels are simultaneously steered in the vehicle width direction when the vehicle's driving mode transitions to a lateral movement mode.

A hydraulic system (170, 300, 400, 500) for controlling one or more hydraulic actuators (330, 330a, 330b) of movable members (110, 120, 130) on construction equipment (100), the hydraulic system comprising a control unit (150), a hydraulic tank (310), a hydraulic pump (320) arranged to generate hydraulic flow to hydraulic control valves (340, 340a, 340b) of the one or more hydraulic actuators (330, 330a, 330b), and an unintended movement prevention system (350, 410, 420, 510, 520, 540), where the control unit (150) is arranged to generate an electric pressure enable signal (360) in response to detecting an activated state of a remote-control device (200) associated with the construction equipment (100), where the unintended movement prevention system (350) is arranged to divert at least part of the hydraulic flow from the hydraulic pump (320) at a location upstream from the hydraulic control valves (340, 340a, 340b) to the hydraulic tank (310) in response to loss of the electric pressure enable signal (360).

The present disclosure provides a mouse. By positioning an elastic element at the distal end of the transmission section and applying a sustained upward biasing force, the force-receiving section maintains a tendency to move toward the trigger switch during both static and pressing states, achieving "zero-threshold" triggering. This significantly reduces pressing pressure and operational fatigue. The trigger switch is set at an acute angle to the base wall, ensuring the trigger arm’s movement direction remains perpendicular to the trigger key’s mating surface. The key mechanism employs a lightweight yet high-strength material, complemented by weight-reducing holes and reinforcing ribs on the transmission section, achieving an overall lightweight design while maintaining the rigidity and deformation resistance of critical components. A multi-layered limiting system—comprising bearing housings, baffles, guide protrusions, positioning shafts, and limit plates—effectively suppresses unintended movement and wobbling of the key mechanism in all directions, ensuring precise, stable, and durable clicking actions.

A trigger ring configured to assist in maintaining proper finger alignment on a firearm trigger including cylindrical body with first rim, second rim, and groove positioned therebetween. Cylindrical body is configured to fit securely around index finger of user, providing stable positioning on trigger. Patterned surface on cylindrical body enhances friction, preventing unintended movement of finger during trigger engagement. Groove provides resting area for user's finger, ensuring consistent alignment and minimizing lateral or vertical shifts. First and second rims prevent finger from sliding out, providing stability even under recoil. Trigger ring may be made from resilient materials such as silicone, rubber, or thermoplastic elastomers, offering flexibility and comfort for extended use. Trigger ring is available in multiple sizes and may include angled or contoured groove to optimally align finger relative to trigger. Trigger ring does not require modifications to firearm, allowing it to be used interchangeably with different firearms.

An unintended car movement (UCM) detection system, installable onto a legacy elevator system in which an elevator car is moveable responsive to rotation of a drive sheave, includes a plurality of readable tape segments affixed directly to the drive sheave in a discontinuous pattern, each readable tape segment defining an upper surface bearing readable information capable of indicating a rotational position of the drive sheave, a reading sensor positioned in operable proximity to the discontinuous pattern, the reading sensor configured to read the information from the discontinuous pattern and to transmit read information as rotational data to a reading sensor output, and a logic system operably communicating with both the reading sensor output and with at least one other component of the legacy elevator system, the logic system configured to combine the rotational data and elevator system data to determine whether the elevator car is undergoing unintended movement.

The present invention provides a jet propulsion system and a jet-propelled boat that enable the operator on board to immediately correct any unintended movement of the hull caused by radio control. [Solution] This jet propulsion system 100 comprises a jet propulsion mechanism 4, a jet water flow modification operation unit 6a that controls the movement of the hull 110 by changing at least one of the magnitude of the thrust force of the jet water flow, the left-right direction of the jet water flow, and the front-rear direction of the jet water flow, a wireless control device 2 that instructs the movement of the hull 110, and a control unit 8 that, when in wireless control mode, cancels wireless control mode and forcibly switches to manual control mode in which the hull 110 is moved by operation of the jet water flow modification operation unit 6a by the operator U1 based on the operation of the jet water flow modification operation unit 6a by the operator U1.

The objective is to provide a control method for work machines, a control program for work machines, a control system for work machines, and work machines that can easily suppress unintended movements of work machines by the operator. [Solution] The control method for the work machine 3 is a control method for the work machine 3 that has an interference avoidance function that controls the operation of the work unit 33 so as to avoid interference of the work unit 33 with the driver unit 321. This control method includes executing an invalid start process that enables the operation of the work unit 33 with the interference avoidance function disabled when certain conditions are met, including the first operation being performed when the work machine 3 is started by a start operation.

A clamp assembly configured to hold a battery in place is configured to interface with a locking lug nut key. The clamp assembly provides a balance between preventing unintended movement or displacement of the battery, without overly complicating the process of tightening or loosening the clamp assembly. Further, a number of component parts is reduced, as separate keys are not required for the locking lug nuts and the clamp assembly.

The invention relates to a TACS system high-availability unexpected movement implementation method, electronic equipment and a storage medium, and the method comprises the steps: calculating an area Z1 through a vehicle-mounted controller CC, and initiating vehicle-to-vehicle communication with vehicle-mounted controllers CC of other trains running in the area to a trackside resource manager WRC; the vehicle-mounted controller CC is in vehicle-to-vehicle communication interaction with vehicle-mounted controllers CC of other trains, and the interaction information is stored in the WRC; when the train moves unexpectedly, vehicle-mounted controllers (CC) of other trains apply for front resources from the WRC; the WRC allocates resources to vehicle-mounted controllers CC of other trains according to the stored interaction information; and other trains keep normal operation according to the resources allocated by the WRC. Compared with the prior art, the method has the advantages of high system availability, high safety, high reliability and the like.

Suppresses unintended movement of movable parts. [Solution] The robot comprises a base, a movable part mounted on the base so as to be rotatable around a predetermined axis of rotation, an actuator that rotates the movable part around the axis of rotation, and a processing unit that controls the orientation of the movable part around the axis of rotation by controlling the operation of the actuator. When stopping the rotation of the movable part, the processing unit determines whether the orientation of the movable part is within a predetermined angular range including a predetermined reference orientation. If it determines that the orientation is within the predetermined angular range, it controls the actuator to a first state in which the rotation of the movable part is not restricted. If it determines that the orientation is not within the predetermined angular range, it controls the actuator to a second state in which the rotation of the movable part is restricted.

An actuator is disclosed for actuating an aerosol valve for dispensing an aerosol product from an aerosol container. The actuator comprises an actuator button being rotatable relative to a base for movement between a locked rotational position stop and an unlocked rotational position stop. The actuator button is movable relative to the base for actuating the aerosol valve to dispense the aerosol product when the actuator button is rotated into a unlocked rotational position. The actuator button is inhibited from actuating the aerosol valve when the actuator button is moved into a locked rotational position. In one embodiment, an arcuate projection inhibits unintended movement of the actuator button between the unlocked rotational position and the locked rotational position. In another embodiment, a linear projection inhibits unintended movement of the actuator button between the unlocked rotational position and the locked rotational position.

This application relates to the field of medical device technology, and discloses a clutch assembly, a delivery system, and an interventional treatment system. The clutch assembly is disposed at the distal end of a catheter and includes at least two engaging members. In their natural state, the at least two engaging members are open relative to the central axis of the clutch assembly. A connecting portion is provided at the distal end of each engaging member. Under external force, the at least two engaging members close together, allowing the connecting portion to engage with a connector on the implant. The proximal and / or distal ends of the connecting portion have contact structures that abut against the connector, creating a contact position between the connecting portion and the connector. By providing these contact structures, this application facilitates the separation of the connecting portion and the connector while simultaneously limiting minute relative displacement between them. This ensures the implant remains stable during implantation, preventing deviation from its relative position to the implantation site and avoiding unintended movement, thus promoting a smooth surgical procedure.

Bottom-loading bone anchor assemblies and components thereof are disclosed that have a reduced profile and can be utilized with bone screws of various size. Bone anchor assemblies of the present disclosure can include a receiver member, a drag retaining ring, and a shank. The retaining ring and shank can be inserted proximally into a bore of the receiver member. The drag ring can have a base and a walled portion extending proximally therefrom. The drag retaining ring can be disposed in a groove of the receiver member with the base forming a seat for the shank head that can hold the shank within the receiver. The walled portion of the drag retaining ring can impart a drag force on the shank head seated in the base to prevent unintended movement between the shank and the receiver member.

An actuator is disclosed for actuating an aerosol valve for dispensing an aerosol product from an aerosol container. The actuator comprises an actuator button being rotatable relative to a base for movement between a locked rotational position stop and an unlocked rotational position stop. The actuator button is movable relative to the base for actuating the aerosol valve to dispense the aerosol product when the actuator button is rotated into a unlocked rotational position. The actuator button is inhibited from actuating the aerosol valve when the actuator button is moved into a locked rotational position. In one embodiment, an arcuate projection inhibits unintended movement of the actuator button between the unlocked rotational position and the locked rotational position. In another embodiment, a linear projection inhibits unintended movement of the actuator button between the unlocked rotational position and the locked rotational position.