Systems and methods of servicing equipment
AssigneesGeneral Electric Company, Oliver Crispin Robotics Limited
InventorsAndrew Crispin Graham, David Scott Diwinsky, Byron Andrew Pritchard, JR.
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Abstract
A computer implemented method for servicing an engine including receiving information including an initial condition profile, CP1, of the engine; forming a workscope associated with a servicing operation of the engine in view of the initial condition profile, CP1; servicing the engine in view of the workscope; determining at least in part an updated condition profile, CP2, of the engine in view of information acquired during the service; and storing the updated condition profile, CP2, for use in a subsequent service operation.
Claims20
A method of servicing equipment comprising:
- performing at least one of inspection and repair associated with a workscope of the equipment, wherein the at least one of inspection and repair comprises a queue of tasks to be performed;
- terminating the at least one of inspection and repair prior to completion of the queue;
- marking a stopping point identifying a location of termination relative to the queue and the equipment;
- and
- resuming at least one of inspection and repair beginning at the location of termination relative to the queue and equipment.
A system for servicing equipment, the system comprising:
- a robotic assembly;
- and
- a computer device in communication with the robotic assembly, the computer device being configured to cause the robotic assembly to:
- perform at least one of inspection and repair associated with a workscope of the equipment, wherein the at least one of inspection and repair comprises a queue of tasks to be performed;
- terminate the at least one of inspection and repair prior to completion of the queue;
- mark a stopping point identifying a location of termination relative to the queue and the equipment;
- and
- resume at least one of inspection and repair beginning at the location of termination relative to the queue and the equipment.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.