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US 2024/0285033 A1Published application
Walking device for walking on solar modules
OwnerAndreas MEYER, Herbert EBERLEINinventors
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The invention relates to one of two walking devices for walking on solar modules, with a support apparatus which is downwardly adjoined by a damping device, with a foot receptacle provided above the support apparatus, and with a compensating apparatus which is arranged between the support apparatus and the foot receptacle and permits movement and locking of the foot receptacle. A first solution proposes that at least the bottom side of the support apparatus and/or the bottom side of the damping device are/is deflected downwards in a spatially curved manner. A second solution imparts that the support apparatus has at least a first part and a second part, wherein the first part is arranged on the second part, wherein furthermore at least the second part is designed such that it springs back, and wherein the outline of the first part is smaller than the outline of the second part.
A walking device for dealing with solar modules, comprising a carrying device, to which a damping device, which is intended for the occurrence of the solar modules, is connected downwards, with a foot receptacle provided above the carrying device and with a compensating device arranged between the carrying device and the foot receptacle, which enables movement and locking of the foot receptacle, wherein
The walking device for walking on solar modules, comprising a carrying device, to which a damping device is connected downwards, with a foot receptacle provided above the carrying device and with a compensating device arranged between the carrying device and the foot receptacle, which enables movement and locking of the foot receptacle, wherein the carrying device has a first part and a second part, wherein the first part is arranged on the second part, wherein further at least the second part is designed to be resilient and wherein the outline of the first part is smaller than the outline of the second part.
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