Patent classifications
A47L11/4038
SCRUBBER WITH NON-CIRCULAR BRUSH HEAD
A brush head including a central portion centered respective to a rotation axis, an attachment feature configured to secure the brush head for rotation about the rotation axis, and a plurality of lobes. The plurality of lobes extend radially outwardly from the central portion and the rotation axis. At least one lobe extends along a curvilinear path, the curvilinear path extending through the central portion. The lobe has varying widths along the curvilinear path, the varying widths being perpendicular to the curvilinear path.
Industrial Robotic Vacuum System
An industrial robotic vacuum system for cleaning agricultural facility ventilation ductwork. The industrial robotic vacuum system generally includes a robotic vacuum head.
CLEANER
A cleaner is disclosed. The cleaner according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes a body, a rotating plate rotatably coupled to the body and including an edge portion having a predetermined height (h1) in a vertical direction, a mop coupled to a bottom surface of the rotating plate, and a blocking rib protruding downward from the body and formed along a periphery of the rotating plate, a lower end of the blocking rib being lower than an upper end of the edge portion. According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, it is possible to effectively prevent hair and the like from being introduced between the body and the rotating plate.
Robot cleaner and controlling method thereof
A robot cleaner and a method of controlling the robot cleaner are disclosed. The robot cleaner may include a body, a mop, an actuator, a battery, a tank, and a controller. The controller controls a supply of liquid from the water tank to the mop, and the supply of the liquid may be controlled in consideration of a state of the battery. Water injection may be controlled according to an expected use time of the battery, such that the mop can maintain an appropriate water content, and uniform mopping and cleaning can be performed.
NOZZLE FOR CLEANER
A cleaner can include a cleaner main body including a suction motor configured to generate a suction force to suction air containing dust on a cleaning surface, the cleaner main body being configured to separate the dust from the air suctioned; a nozzle placed on the cleaning surface and configured to suck the air containing dust on the cleaning surface; and an extension tube to which the nozzle is detachably connected, one end connected to the nozzle and the other end connected to the cleaner main body to guide the air containing dust from the cleaning surface to the cleaner main body.
ROBOT CLEANER AND CONTROL METHOD THEREOF
A robot cleaner and a control method thereof are disclosed. A robot cleaner, according to an embodiment of the present invention, comprises: a tilt sensor module; a distance sensor module; and a light amount sensor module. Each piece of sensed information is transmitted to a lifting information calculation module. The lifting information calculation module calculates information on whether the robot cleaner is lifted, by using each piece of the transmitted information. If it is calculated that the robot cleaner is lifted off a floor, a power module is stopped. In addition, if it is calculated that the robot cleaner is not lifted off the floor, the power module is driven. Accordingly, when a user lifts the robot cleaner, injuries to the user caused by operation of a drive module can be prevented.
ROBOT VACUUM CLEANER AND CONTROL METHOD THEREFOR
A robot vacuum cleaner and a control method therefor are disclosed. A robot vacuum cleaner according to an embodiment of the present invention comprises an acceleration change sensor module and a distance sensor module. Each piece of detected information is transmitted to an obstacle-passing information calculation module. The obstacle-passing information calculation module uses each piece of transmitted information so as to calculate information about whether an obstacle is present on one side of the robot vacuum cleaner and information about whether the robot vacuum cleaner can pass the obstacle on the one side. When the inability of the robot vacuum cleaner to pass the obstacle on the one side is calculated, a power module is driven so that the robot vacuum cleaner avoids the obstacle. Therefore, the robot vacuum cleaner can be prevented from going on an obstacle such as a carpet. In addition, the robot vacuum cleaner can be prevented from passing an obstacle such as a door sill so as not to leave a cleaning area.
SEGMENTS FOR ARRANGING ON AND FOR FORMING A DISC BRUSH
A segment for detachably arranging on a carrier, which can be rotatably mounted relative to an axis of rotation, for forming a disc brush or for forming a cleaning, grinding or polishing disc, includes a segment body, wherein multiple bristles protrude from the underside thereof or an abrasive grit and/or a fiber structure is arranged on the underside thereof, wherein the segment body has a segment guide extending in the radial direction in relation to the axis of rotation of the carrier on a radially internal edge and spaced apart from an external—in relation to a circumferential direction—lateral edge of the segment body, which segment guide is designed to cooperate with a corresponding carrier guide formed or arranged on the carrier for arranging the segment on the carrier.
FOREIGN OBJECT DEBRIS COLLECTION DEVICE
The present disclosure provides a Foreign Object Debris (FOD) Collection Device that comprises a carriage, a hitch, a holding chamber, a powered sweeper, and a funneling component. The carriage moves along a surface. The hitch couples the carriage to an Automated Mobile Robot (AMR) such that the automated robot drives movement of the carriage along the surface. The holding chamber is supported on the carriage and comprises an opening through which debris are passable into the holding chamber. The powered sweeper comprises a movable brush supported on the carriage and is operatively connected to a power supply of the Automated Mobile Robot. The funneling component is located between the movable brush and the holding chamber and is moved by the powered sweeper along surface S such that the debris swept by the movable brush are guided by the funneling component into the opening of the holding chamber.
Cleaner
Disclosed is a cleaner capable of autonomously traveling while performing a mopping task, the cleaner including: a body which defines an exterior appearance of the cleaner; at least one mop module which has at least one mop provided in contact with a floor, and which supports the body against the floor; and a tilt information acquisition unit configured to acquire tilt information of the body in relation to the floor. At least one specific part may comprise the at least one mop, may be a whole or part of the at least one mop module, and may be defined such that the at least one specific part is provided detachable from other parts of the cleaner except for the at least one specific part and that the body tilts in relation to the floor due to gravity while the at least one specific part is separated from the other parts. The cleaner may further comprises a controller which is configured to: based on at least the tilt information, determine satisfaction or unsatisfaction of a predetermined separated condition that is preset to be satisfied when the specific part is separated from the other parts; and, when the detachments condition is satisfied, control a predetermined mop separation error response operation.