Machining system with hazard detection system
OwnerAbhijeet Khangarinventor
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A machining system for wood or metal working is disclosed that incorporates a non-contact hazard detection and mitigation system to protect an operator from accidental contact with a working element such as a saw blade or the like. The system may include one or more sensors, such as two-dimensional cameras, depth sensors, three-dimensional time-of-flight sensors, thermal imagers, or electrode arrays, positioned proximate to the working element to track the location and movement of a human body part in multiple directions or planes. A controller may process sensor data to determine the position, velocity, or trajectory of the body part relative to the working element, identify hazardous situations such as entry into a hazard zone, and activate the hazard mitigation system to reduce the risk of serious injury to the human body part.
A machining system for wood or metal working, the machining system comprising:
A machining system for wood or metal working, the machining system comprising:
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