A multifunctional kitchen apparatus that may be used for cutting, storing, and serving consumables is disclosed. The apparatus may comprise a rectangle-shaped board under which a pair of flip trays and a pair of removable trays may be placed. The pair of flip trays may be pivotably connected to a front support of the board thereby making it rotatable along a fixed axis. When positioned in a retracted configuration, the pair of flip trays may rest within a first pair of tray slots provided beneath the board. When positioned in an extended configuration, the pair of flip trays may swivel outwards from the side portions of the board and rests parallelly along the front-side portion of the board. Further, the apparatus may comprise of a pair of removable trays capable of being placed within a second pair of tray slots provided beneath the first pair of tray slots.

A multifunctional kitchen apparatus that may be used for cutting, storing, and serving consumables is disclosed. The apparatus may comprise a rectangle-shaped board under which a pair of flip trays and a pair of removable trays may be placed. The pair of flip trays may be pivotably connected to a front support of the board thereby making it rotatable along a fixed axis. When positioned in a retracted configuration, the pair of flip trays may rest within a first pair of tray slots provided beneath the board. When positioned in an extended configuration, the pair of flip trays may swivel outwards from the side portions of the board and rests parallelly along the front-side portion of the board. Further, the apparatus may comprise of a pair of removable trays capable of being placed within a second pair of tray slots provided beneath the first pair of tray slots.

A container configured to hold condiments or other items on a table that has an umbrella, with the container configured to be secured around the shaft of the umbrella.

A container configured to hold condiments or other items on a table that has an umbrella, with the container configured to be secured around the shaft of the umbrella.

A tray assembly is provided. The tray assembly includes a first tray configured to be mounted to a robot; and a second tray provided above the first tray and configured to be rotatably coupled to the first tray. The second tray includes at least one first rolling member provided on a lower surface of the second tray, which faces the first tray, and an elastic member having at least one end which is fixedly connected to the lower surface. When the second tray is rotated relative to the first tray, the second tray is configured to be returned to its original position by virtue of a restoring force of the elastic member of the second tray.

A tray assembly is provided. The tray assembly includes a first tray configured to be mounted to a robot; and a second tray provided above the first tray and configured to be rotatably coupled to the first tray. The second tray includes at least one first rolling member provided on a lower surface of the second tray, which faces the first tray, and an elastic member having at least one end which is fixedly connected to the lower surface. When the second tray is rotated relative to the first tray, the second tray is configured to be returned to its original position by virtue of a restoring force of the elastic member of the second tray.

The present invention broadly relates to trays, tables, and storage compartments capable of securely holding glasses and other containers for beverages and other liquids. For example, the trays, tables, and storage compartments may include a retainer portion with a retainer that is adapted to flex to receive a portion of a glass or other container for a beverage or other liquid. The flexing of the retainer also applies a gripping friction force to securely hold the glass or other container.

A carrying tray comprises a base having a support surface configured to support food containers and a plurality of pegs. The support surface includes a plurality of peg openings to receive the pegs. To transport food containers, a user places the food containers on the support surface and inserts the pegs into selected ones of the peg openings to prevent the food containers from shifting during transport. The carrying tray is thus able to accommodate food containers of varying size.

A carrying tray comprises a base having a support surface configured to support food containers and a plurality of pegs. The support surface includes a plurality of peg openings to receive the pegs. To transport food containers, a user places the food containers on the support surface and inserts the pegs into selected ones of the peg openings to prevent the food containers from shifting during transport. The carrying tray is thus able to accommodate food containers of varying size.

The present invention refers to a tray for distributing meals provided with a support base and a continuous perimeter edge arranged around it, characterized in that at least a portion of the continuous perimeter edge is inclined and is provided with a planar bottom which substantially extends up to the outer edge of the support base. The present invention also refers to a system comprising such a tray and a suitable trolley wherein the tray is to be inserted for transporting and distributing meals. The present invention finally refers to the use of such a tray for transporting meals in a special trolley.