Intelligent trash can with closing and packing mechanism
AssigneeDreame Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
InventorsWEI GE, QIUHUA YU, SHANG GAO
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Abstract
An intelligent trash can includes a closing and packing mechanism for automatic closing of a garbage bag. The closing and packing mechanism include a pair of first pressing rods and a second pressing rod. The pair of first pressing rods are configured for being synchronously approached or synchronously moved away under the driving of a first belt transmission unit. The second pressing rod is perpendicular to the pair of first pressing rods. The second pressing rod is configured to perform linear reciprocating motion along a length direction of the pair of first pressing rods under the driving of the second belt transmission unit.
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1-30. (canceled)
An intelligent trash can, comprising a closing and packing mechanism for automatic closing of a garbage bag, the closing and packing mechanism comprising:
- a pair of first pressing rods, the pair of first pressing rods configured for being synchronously approached or synchronously moved away under the driving of a first belt transmission unit;
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- a second pressing rod, the second pressing rod being perpendicular to the pair of first pressing rods, and the second pressing rod being configured to perform linear reciprocating motion along a length direction of the pair of first pressing rods under the driving of the second belt transmission unit;
- wherein the second belt transmission unit comprises a pair of second transmission belts which are symmetrically disposed on opposite sides of the pair of first pressing rods and connected with the second pressing rod;
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- wherein recesses are provided on side walls of the pair of first pressing rods adjacent to the second transmission belts, the recesses are configured such that the second transmission belts can be accommodated in the recesses when the pair of first pressing rods are in an extreme position under a status of being synchronously moved away.
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