Launching/Towing Gear TRIZ Cases

See how a guided transfer device with adjustable lifting and gripper mechanisms prevents fragil

See how an unmanned transport device pairs with a receiving container using geocoordinates and

See how a window-mounted landing pad with trapdoor and lockable compartment reduces package the

See how unmanned transport devices pair with receiving containers using authorization codes to

A container-integrated transfer mechanism guides lowering and lifting from unmanned transport devices to prevent fragile shipment damage.

Movable legs retract for compact storage and deploy wheels for smooth flight vehicle transfer across floor-to-ground level differences.

A movable elevated ring with wind generators turns takeoff airflow into power, helping compact UAM vertiports reduce grid dependence.

A pivoting launch frame lets a towed aircraft weathervane into the wind while yaw damping preserves stability for smoother UAV takeoff.

Processor-built carrier segments let UAVs ride, recharge, and switch vehicles to cut flight time while keeping battery charge above target.

A window-mounted pad guides drones by RF signal and drops parcels into a locked compartment to reduce theft in dense urban delivery.

Tilting the rotor axis lets this convertible drone steer horizontally in rotary-wing flight without complex cyclic-pitch control.

A sensor-guided towbar interface steers nose landing gear from towbar position, enabling standard towing of aircraft with difficult gear geometry.

A weighted pivoting lever and modular base arms enable uniform jettisoning of multiple aerial objects without excessive launch structure complexity.

A dual signal path powers onboard electronics before squib firing, enabling launch telemetry and guidance without added hardware.

A gas generator drives a sabot through the launch tube while a clasp maintains detachable UAV coupling for rapid, controlled launch.

A gas-driven sabot uses an expandable skirt and rotationally constrained clasp to secure and rapidly eject a UAV from its launch tube.