首页|'Systems And Methods For Separating Objects Using A Vacuum Roller With One Or More Object Processing Systems' in Patent Application Approval Process (USPTO 20240054302)
'Systems And Methods For Separating Objects Using A Vacuum Roller With One Or More Object Processing Systems' in Patent Application Approval Process (USPTO 20240054302)
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A patent application by the inventors AMEND, John Richard (Belmont, MA, US); GAUTHIER, Andrew (Somerville, MA, US); GEYER, Christopher (Arlington, MA, US); HINCHEY, Victoria (Winchester, MA, US); KITTREDGE, Jeffrey (Lexington, MA, US); KUMAR, Lakshman (Burlington, MA, US); MARONEY, Kyle (North Attleboro, MA, US); MASON, Matthew T. (Pittsburgh, PA, US); ROMANO, Joseph (Arlington, MA, US); VELAGAPUDI, Prasanna (Pittsburgh, PA, US); WAGNER, Thomas (Concord, MA, US), filed on October 20, 2023, was made available online on February 15, 2024, according to news reporting originating from Washington, D.C., by NewsRx correspondents. This patent application has not been assigned to a company or institution. The following quote was obtained by the news editors from the background information supplied by the inventors: "The invention generally relates to automated (e.g., programmable motion) and other processing systems, and relates in particular to programmable motion (e.g., robotic) systems intended for use in environments requiring, for example, that a variety of objects (e.g., articles, parcels or packages) be processed (e.g., sorted and/or otherwise distributed) to several output destinations. "Many object distribution systems receive objects in an organized or disorganized stream that may be provided as individual objects or objects aggregated in groups such as in bags, arriving on any of several different conveyances, commonly a conveyor, a truck, a pallet, a Gaylord, or a bin. Each object must then be distributed to the correct destination container, as determined by identification information associated with the object, which is commonly determined by a label printed on the object. The destination container may take many forms, such as a bag or a bin or a tote.
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