Patent classifications
B29C66/90
Portable device for attaching a connector to an optical fiber
- Danny Willy August Verheyden ,
- David Donald Erdman ,
- Michael Gurreri ,
- Randall Bobby Paul ,
- Jan Watté ,
- Robert Charles FLAIG ,
- Alan Edward Plotts ,
- Michael Aaron Kadar-Kallen ,
- Shelly Ann Buchter ,
- Jan Vandenbroeck ,
- Patrick Billet ,
- Stefano Beri ,
- André Johannes Maria Hilderink ,
- Hernes Jacobs ,
- Petrus Theodorus Rutgers ,
- Petrus Theodorus Krechting ,
- Martijn Johannes Wolbers ,
- Walter Mattheus ,
- Cristian-Radu Radulescu ,
- Paul Vits ,
- Karel Johannes Van Assenbergh ,
- Pieter Cornelis Johan De Jager ,
- Henk Jan Theodoor Van Der Pol
A portable device for attaching a connector to an optical fiber, the optical fiber having an end, the device comprising means for receiving the optical fiber at the end of the optical fiber; and a connector station for autonomously attaching the connector to the optical fiber.
Placement of adhesive in display device
Examples are disclosed that relate to aligning a pressure sensitive adhesive to a body of a display device for attachment of a display module to the display device. One example provides an electronic display device comprising a body, the body comprising a wall and a deck extending inwardly from the wall. The deck comprises a first reference feature configured to interface with a first index feature on a pressure sensitive adhesive application fixture, and a second reference feature configured to interface with a second index feature on the pressure sensitive adhesive application fixture. The electronic display device further comprises a display module supported by the deck, and a pressure sensitive adhesive adhering the display module to the deck.
Method for manufacturing a wind turbine blade
A method for manufacturing a wind turbine blade, including the step of monitoring a process of infusing and/or curing a fiber lay-up with resin in a mold, wherein the monitoring is based on sensor data obtained from the resin infusion and/or curing process displayed in an augmented reality device, is provided. Displaying sensor data obtained from the resin infusion and/or curing process in an augmented reality device allows to better monitor the resin infusion and/or curing process. Thus, the quality of the manufactured wind turbine blade can be improved.
Preparation technology for artificial eyelash with naturally arc-shaped stem
Disclosed is a preparation technology for an artificial eyelash with a naturally arc-shaped stem, which automatically presses and sticks artificial eyelash by providing a transmission mechanism for transmitting a double-sided adhesive tape, a limiting mechanism for storing the artificial eyelash, a pressing mechanism for pressing the double-sided adhesive tape to the limiting mechanism to stick the artificial eyelash and a control mechanism; automatically synthesizes the artificial eyelash by providing a feeding roller assembly, a distributing roller assembly, a synthesis extrusion roller assembly, a recycling roller assembly and a collecting roller; and automatically glues and shears the artificial eyelash by eyelash thread rollers, front limiting rollers, glue injection mechanisms, rear limiting rollers, drying mechanisms and finished product rollers symmetrically arranged on two sides of a multi-layer eyelash sticker. Through the processing technology, the labor cost is saved and the processing efficiency of the artificial eyelash is improved.
Multi-layer label assembly apparatus
A multi-layer label assembly apparatus. A label printing apparatus, a label dispensing mechanism, and a receptacle affixed to the label printing apparatus in a position adjacent the label dispensing mechanism are provided.
INSPECTION AND REPAIR OF ADHESIVE-BONDED JOINT USING ULTRASONIC PULSES
A method of inspection and repair of a joint in an assembly. The joint is formed by a first work piece and a second work piece. An adhesive placed between the first and second work pieces to define the joint. The assembly includes an ultrasonic welding device including an ultrasonic horn configured to deliver ultrasonic energy to the joint. A controller is operatively connected to the ultrasonic welding device. The controller includes a processor and tangible, non-transitory memory on which is recorded instructions for executing a method of inspecting and repairing the adhesive-bonded joint. The controller is programmed to deliver a first ultrasonic pulse (P1) to the joint, via the ultrasonic welding device, and determine an adhesive coverage (AC) based at least partially on the first ultrasonic pulse (P1).
METHOD AND DEVICE FOR QUICK AND RELIABLE TOOL CHANGING IN THE PROCESS OF FRICTION STIR WELDING
Method and device for quick and reliable tool changing in the process of friction stir welding, comprising the following features: a) a robot (1) with a robot pivoting head (2) and a friction welding head (3) with a welding shoe (13), wherein the robot (1) can select a friction welding head (2) from a tool magazine (4), b) a device for sensing the mechanical forces at the welding pin tip (14) of each welding shoe (13) of a friction welding head (2), wherein a sensor (16) is attached to the frustoconical part of the tool (11), wherein a sensor (21) is provided, and wherein furthermore a sensor (25) is provided in the flared pin receptacle (26) and a piezoelectric force-measuring sensor (24) is provided in the longitudinal axis of the pin shaft (27) for measuring the axial force acting on the welding pin tip, c) an RFDI code provided on the pin shaft (27) of each welding shoe (13) for identification, d) a changing skid (28) provided on each welding shoe (13).
PLACEMENT OF ADHESIVE IN DISPLAY DEVICE
Examples are disclosed that relate to aligning a pressure sensitive adhesive to a body of a display device for attachment of a display module to the display device. One example provides an electronic display device comprising a body, the body comprising a wall and a deck extending inwardly from the wall. The deck comprises a first reference feature configured to interface with a first index feature on a pressure sensitive adhesive application fixture, and a second reference feature configured to interface with a second index feature on the pressure sensitive adhesive application fixture. The electronic display device further comprises a display module supported by the deck, and a pressure sensitive adhesive adhering the display module to the deck.
OPTICAL BONDING MACHINE HAVING CURE IN PLACE AND VISUAL FEEDBACK
An optical bonding machine is provided, including a transparent datum located within the optical bonding machine, wherein the transparent datum supports a first substrate, a robotic placement head configured to pick up a second substrate and place the second substrate into contact with the first substrate, on the transparent datum, a camera disposed proximate the transparent datum, the camera capturing a video of a flow of an optically clear adhesive between the first substrate and the second substrate, and a curing source disposed proximate the transparent datum, the curing source emitting UV rays that pass through the transparent datum and the first substrate to cure an optically clear adhesive between a bonded substrate comprising the first substrate, the optically clear adhesive, and the second substrate. An associated method is also provided.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR TRACKING WELD DATA
A moveable seam welding machine, system, and method of use is provided. The seam welding machine includes at least one sensor that generates at least one data point having geolocation coordinates incorporated or integrally formed therewith. The data point typically relates to the integrity or quality of the welded seam created by the machine. The sensor generates data points which may be evaluated in alarm logic for abnormalities or anomalies. The geolocation coordinates inherent or integral to the data point may be plotted or registered overtop satellite imagery. The coordinates of the anomalies or the registered image, or both, can be provided to the workman or operator so he/she may manually inspect the geolocation at where the abnormal or anomaly data point was generated by the sensor to spot check the welded seam by hand.