A system and method for assembling a plurality of components into an assembly is provided. The system includes an assembling robot and an adhesive dispensing robot. The assembling robot is configured to attach a first sub-assembly to a second sub-assembly. The first sub-assembly includes at least one of the plurality of components, and the second sub-assembly includes remaining ones of the plurality of components. The adhesive dispensing robot is configured to apply an adhesive between the first sub-assembly and the second sub-assembly, after the first sub-assembly is attached to the second sub-assembly, to bond the first sub-assembly to the second sub-assembly.

A system and method for assembling a plurality of components into an assembly is provided. The system includes an assembling robot and an adhesive dispensing robot. The assembling robot is configured to attach a first sub-assembly to a second sub-assembly. The first sub-assembly includes at least one of the plurality of components, and the second sub-assembly includes remaining ones of the plurality of components. The adhesive dispensing robot is configured to apply an adhesive between the first sub-assembly and the second sub-assembly, after the first sub-assembly is attached to the second sub-assembly, to bond the first sub-assembly to the second sub-assembly.

A battery removal apparatus for use with portable comping devices is disclosed. The battery removal apparatus can be used to remove the battery from a portable computing device. One embodiment having a heating surface 118 used to soften the adhesive 206 which bonds the battery to the housing of the device. The device is placed on the heating surface 118 and secured to the housing of the apparatus with a clamping system 116. In addition, a vacuum suction cup 130 attaches to the battery 208 of the portable computing device. The suction cup 130 and the battery 208, is then lifted out of the portable computing device using a lifting system. As a result, there is a reduction in the risk of puncturing the battery during the removal process. Other embodiments are described and shown.

A battery removal apparatus for use with portable comping devices is disclosed. The battery removal apparatus can be used to remove the battery from a portable computing device. One embodiment having a heating surface 118 used to soften the adhesive 206 which bonds the battery to the housing of the device. The device is placed on the heating surface 118 and secured to the housing of the apparatus with a clamping system 116. In addition, a vacuum suction cup 130 attaches to the battery 208 of the portable computing device. The suction cup 130 and the battery 208, is then lifted out of the portable computing device using a lifting system. As a result, there is a reduction in the risk of puncturing the battery during the removal process. Other embodiments are described and shown.

An attaching apparatus includes a first member which has an axle member. A second member has a slot having a center plane and a cylindrical channel having a longitudinal centerline. The longitudinal centerline of the cylindrical channel lies within said center plane of said slot. The second member has a grip operatively associated with a spring and moveable between a first extended position and a second compressed position. The grip can selectively secure the axle member of said first member within the cylindrical chamber.

An attaching apparatus includes a first member which has an axle member. A second member has a slot having a center plane and a cylindrical channel having a longitudinal centerline. The longitudinal centerline of the cylindrical channel lies within said center plane of said slot. The second member has a grip operatively associated with a spring and moveable between a first extended position and a second compressed position. The grip can selectively secure the axle member of said first member within the cylindrical chamber.

The present invention relates to an assembly station for assembling modules used in a modular storage system for barrels. The modular storage system includes a base rick module, an aisle rick module, and an end rick module, whereby a plurality of each module type may be assembled to construct a rickhouse. The assembly station can include a vertical post assembly station, transfer rollers, a main module assembly area, dunnage supports, and a dunnage feeder conveyor system.

The present invention relates to an assembly station for assembling modules used in a modular storage system for barrels. The modular storage system includes a base rick module, an aisle rick module, and an end rick module, whereby a plurality of each module type may be assembled to construct a rickhouse. The assembly station can include a vertical post assembly station, transfer rollers, a main module assembly area, dunnage supports, and a dunnage feeder conveyor system.

A component mounting system comprising: a stage configured to scatter components; a holding tool configured to move over the stage and hold components from the stage; a storage device configured to store positional information of components on the stage that the holding tool failed to hold; and a control device configured to control the operation of the holding tool so that components are held while excluding components in the positional information stored in the storage device from becoming holding targets.

A conversion frame assembly configured to secure a fuel dispenser to a concrete pad and direct leaked fuel from the fuel dispenser into a sump at least partially embedded in the concrete pad. The conversion frame assembly includes a frame having a fluid passageway and a splash lip extending upward from the base plate and around the fluid passageway. The conversion frame assembly also includes a drainage tray configured to be coupled to the splash lip of the frame. When the drainage tray is coupled to the splash lip of the frame, an upper surface of the drainage tray defines a weir sloping inward and downward toward the fluid passageway in the base plate.