A food wrapping station (1) having a housing (2) that may be inserted into an existing drawer (27) or that can be easily adapted to be an independent drawer within a cabinet (28). The housing has a concealed front storage space (18) covered by an access panel (8). The access panel doubles as a work surface. A food wrap dispenser is located in a rear storage area (19) that allows a user to dispense food wrap out over the access panel to wrap food placed thereon. A cutter (24) is located on a divider (6) in front of the rear storage area so a user can cut the food wrap after being extended over the access panel.

A food wrapping station (1) having a housing (2) that may be inserted into an existing drawer (27) or that can be easily adapted to be an independent drawer within a cabinet (28). The housing has a concealed front storage space (18) covered by an access panel (8). The access panel doubles as a work surface. A food wrap dispenser is located in a rear storage area (19) that allows a user to dispense food wrap out over the access panel to wrap food placed thereon. A cutter (24) is located on a divider (6) in front of the rear storage area so a user can cut the food wrap after being extended over the access panel.

The disclosure relates to a cupboard or household appliance, particularly a wall-mounted cupboard, comprising a carcass on which a door can be pivoted from a closed position into an open position by means of a pivoting device, at least one holder for storing objects being attached to an inner side of the door facing the carcass, the door being lowerable down a guiding device, in an open range of the door. The invention further relates to a method for opening and closing a cupboard or a household appliance.

The disclosure relates to a cupboard or household appliance, particularly a wall-mounted cupboard, comprising a carcass on which a door can be pivoted from a closed position into an open position by means of a pivoting device, at least one holder for storing objects being attached to an inner side of the door facing the carcass, the door being lowerable down a guiding device, in an open range of the door. The invention further relates to a method for opening and closing a cupboard or a household appliance.

A telescopic extension with a stationary inner rail and an outer rail mounted so as to be movable relative to the stationary inner rail between an insertion end position and an extension end position in an insertion direction and an extension direction opposite thereto. The telescopic rail is provided and designed for detachable mounting on a side rack which includes a front vertical grid bar and a rear vertical grid bar spaced apart therefrom and substantially parallel thereto, and at least one support bracket which has a horizontal section and, at opposite ends of the horizontal section, front and rear end sections which are each angled substantially perpendicularly with respect to the horizontal section, the front end section being connected to the front vertical grid bar and the rear end section being connected to the rear vertical grid bar.

A telescopic extension with a stationary inner rail and an outer rail mounted so as to be movable relative to the stationary inner rail between an insertion end position and an extension end position in an insertion direction and an extension direction opposite thereto. The telescopic rail is provided and designed for detachable mounting on a side rack which includes a front vertical grid bar and a rear vertical grid bar spaced apart therefrom and substantially parallel thereto, and at least one support bracket which has a horizontal section and, at opposite ends of the horizontal section, front and rear end sections which are each angled substantially perpendicularly with respect to the horizontal section, the front end section being connected to the front vertical grid bar and the rear end section being connected to the rear vertical grid bar.

A system and method for perceiving a dish, planning its handling, and controlling its motion, comprising: capturing at least one image of a region disposed to comprise said dish using at least one camera; classifying said image using a dish detection model to determine the presence of a dish; classifying said image using a dish identification model to determine the type of said dish; estimating the position and orientation of said dish using a dish localization model; picking up, holding, or dropping off said dish securely using said type, position, and orientation of said dish with a robotic arm, whereby said dish is detected, identified, and localized to securely move it from one location to another.

The present invention relates to a piece of outdoor kitchen furniture (1) provided with a displaceable protective element, wherein the protective element comprises at least two panels (3; 4), wherein one panel (3) is tiltable with respect to the other panel (4), so that the protective element is openable and closable and displaceable between a protective position and a use position by a combination of a sliding movement and a tilting movement.

The present invention relates to a refrigerator comprising: a cabinet having a storage space formed therein; a door installed in the cabinet to open or close the storage space; a plurality of drawers disposed inside the storage space and arranged vertically; an elevating drawer disposed in a lower position than the other drawers among the plurality of drawers; a rail assembly disposed on the both sides of the elevating drawer to allow the elevating drawer to slide in or slide out from the storage space; and an elevating assembly which is rotatably connected to each of the rail assembly and the elevating drawer, and allows the elevating drawer to be moved up and down by the rotation of the elevating assembly in a state in which the rail assembly has been extracted.

A health and safety unit according to the present disclosure can include a vertically arranged panel having a first side and a second side opposite the first side and a mounting structure for movably mounting the panel to a housing. The panel can define a plurality of pockets extending through the first and second sides. Each of the plurality of pockets can be dimensioned to receive and support one or more items for storing within the housing. The panel, when movably mounted to the housing by the mounting structure, can be movable between a first position and a second position, wherein the panel and any items received therein are enclosed within the housing in the first position, and wherein the panel and any items received therein are accessible in the second position such that the one or more items can be removed from the plurality of pockets for use.