Control Devices For Conveyors TRIZ Cases

Wireless SAW sensors eliminate wiring complexity and electromagnetic interference in container transport systems.

A lift mechanism raises and stacks arrayed object layers using a hold back bar for precise positioning.

A pneumatic transporter uses a mobile element and pressurized air to move fibrous products through a transfer chamber.

Force sensors monitor chute weight to prevent overfilling and damage in mining applications.

A fin extending below rails enables carriage driving apparatus contact for floating detection, preventing derailment on curved paths.

Self-driving shuttles traverse passive track networks to eliminate complex cabling and enable rapid logistics reconfiguration.

Moving average smoothing of acceleration commands reduces jerk in an article transferrer, preventing vibration delays.

Segmented profile units with positive locking mechanisms reduce maintenance downtime by allowing rapid component replacement without full system shutdown.

A printed board transport apparatus adjusts conveyor rotational speeds to move the first conveyor during board transfer.

Distinct magnetic signatures replace RFID tags to resolve identification time and intrusiveness trade-offs.

Drive-enabled tile units move skid plates to route goods, reducing linear conveyor complexity and improving warehouse throughput.

A controller raises engine speed before load operations to stabilize hydraulic actuation in industrial vehicles.

Modular overhead labware transport system moves samples above processing equipment to enable uninterrupted workflow.

A rotatable gripping assembly picks up items from a conveyor and rotates them to expose inaccessible surfaces.