Robotic assemblies and methods of use
AssigneeAscender Systems, Incorporated
InventorsJorge Muniz, Jr., Ethan Alexander Muniz
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Abstract
A robotic assembly includes a robot and a module, wherein the robot is configured to selectively move the module substantially linearly. The robot includes at least one motor-driven component. The robot is configured to separate from the module after selectively moving the module substantially linearly to a desired location. The module is configured to selectively retain its position after the robot selectively moves the module substantially linearly to a desired location. The module selectively performs a function while the module selectively retains its position in the desired location. The module is configured to selectively release its position to remove the module from the desired location.
Claims19
A robotic assembly comprising:
- a robot;
- a module;
- wherein the robot is configured to selectively move the module substantially linearly;
- and
- a rail system;
- wherein the module is configured to selectively traverse the rail system;
- wherein the module performs a function when it selectively traverses the rail system;
- and
- further comprising a funnel mechanism configured to aid the module to perform the function when it selectively traverses the rail system.
A robotic assembly comprising:
- a robot;
- a module;
- wherein the robot is configured to selectively move the module substantially linearly;
- and
- a rail system;
- wherein the module is configured to selectively traverse the rail system;
- wherein the module performs a function when it selectively traverses the rail system;
- and
- wherein the robot is further configured to move the rail system substantially linearly.
A robotic assembly comprising:
- a robot;
- and
- a module;
- wherein the robot is configured to selectively move the module substantially linearly;
- a first sliding bar and bracketed system configured to extend around a structure and support the robot;
- and
- a second sliding bar and bracketed system configured to extend around the structure and support the module.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.