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US 12,503,180 B2Granted
Mobile object assembly station and mobile object assembly system including the same
AssigneesHyundai Motor Company, Kia Corporation
InventorsSeok Ryung Kwon, Hyeon Sik Shin, Pan Keun Baek, Jun Hwan Park, Hun Keon Ko
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Abstract
A mobile object assembly system includes a mobile object assembly station. The mobile object assembly station includes a station body extending in an upward/downward direction and includes a first support that is coupled to one side surface of the station body and that presses one side surface of an upper cabin of a mobile object upwards.
Claims9
A mobile object assembly station comprising:
- a station body extending in an upward/downward direction;
- and
- a first support coupled to a first side surface of the station body and configured to press a first side surface of an upper cabin of a mobile object upwards,
- wherein based on a direction in which the station body faces the mobile object being a front side when the mobile object proceeds toward the station body, the first support includes:
- a first link member extending forward from the station body, the first link member fixed to the first side surface of the station body;
- a second link member, one end of which is connected to a front distal end of the first link member to be rotatable;
- a third link member, one end of which is coupled to the first side surface of the station body to be rotatable;
- a connection member connecting the second link member and the third link member, the connection member coupled to one point of the third link member to be rotatable, the second link member passing through the connection member;
- a fourth link member extending forward from the station body, one end of the fourth link member being fixed to one side surface of the station body, the one end of the fourth link member being fixed to the station body above one end of the first link member fixed to the first side surface of the station body, an opposite end of the fourth link member being connected to a front distal end of the first link member,
- wherein a plurality of holes arranged in a vertical direction are formed on the one side surface of the station body
- wherein the one end of the first link member is fixed to any one of the plurality of holes, and
- wherein the one end of the fourth link member is fixed to another one of the plurality of holes.
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A system comprising:
- a mobile object including an upper cabin and a lower platform configured such that the upper cabin is seated on an upper side of the lower platform, wherein the lower platform is coupled to the upper cabin to be separable;
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- a mobile object assembly station including a station body extending in a upward/downward direction and including a first support coupled to a first side surface of the station body and configured to press a first side surface of the upper cabin separated from the lower platform upwards,
- wherein the upper cabin includes:
- an upper cabin body seated on the lower platform;
- and
- a guide groove recessed to an inner side of the upper cabin body and configured such that a portion of the first support is inserted thereinto when being coupled to the mobile object assembly station whereby the first support is guided thereby,
- wherein based on a direction in which the station body faces the mobile object being a front side when the mobile object proceeds toward the station body to press the upper cabin upwards and an opposite side being a rear side, the upper cabin further comprises:
- a protrusion member protruding from the upper cabin body rearwards, wherein the mobile object assembly station further includes a stopper groove recessed from a front side surface of the station body rearwards, the stopper groove formed at a location corresponding to the protrusion member, the stopper groove configured such that the protrusion member is inserted into the stopper groove and further configured to restrict upward movement of the protrusion member.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.