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Burmester Jens, Grambek DE
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| 20110042604 | Device for Connecting a Valve Housing to an Actuator in a Process Valve Acting as a Lift Valve - The invention relates to a device for connecting a valve housing ( | 02-24-2011 |
Roel Wirix-Speet Jens, Maaseik BE
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| 20110009787 | ARTIFICIAL EXOSKELETON DEVICE OR AN ORTHOTIC DEVICE COMPRISING AN INTEGRATED HINGE STRUCTURE - A pivot or hinge structure integrated into the main body of an exoskeletal, e.g. orthotic device is described as well as methods for computer aided designing and making of these devices. Computer systems and software for carrying out the methods are also described. | 01-13-2011 |
Stephen C. Jens, Winchester, MA US
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| 20120102907 | Mechanical Produce Harvester - A mechanical harvester for harvesting a produce with a stem/core planted in a field is provided. The mechanical harvester includes a chassis, and a cutting device and a transport assembly connected to the chassis. The cutting device is configured to cut the stem/core of the produce. The transport assembly is configured to transport the cut product using a movable first belt with a first set of produce grippers and a movable second belt with a second set of produce grippers. When the produce is held between the first set and second set of produce grippers, a portion of the first set of produce grippers opposes a portion of the second set of produce grippers. The opposing produce grippers are configured to compress and exert a force on the produce to hold the produce between the movable first and second belts. | 05-03-2012 |
Stephen Chris Jens, Winchester, MA US
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| 20110293797 | SYSTEM FOR TOPPING AND TAILING LETTUCE HEADS USING A CAMERA-GUIDED SERVO-CONTROLLED WATER KNIFE - A system for trimming a lettuce head using a digital imaging system and cutting mechanism. The lettuce head is conveyed between a lower feed conveyor and an upper feed conveyor that is disposed a fixed distance over and substantially aligned with a lower feed conveyor. The digital imaging system is configured to capture an image of the lettuce head and determine a cutting profile using the image. The cutting mechanism is disposed over the lower feed conveyor and includes: a servo motor mechanically coupled to a drive shaft; an armature with a pivot end mounted to the drive shaft and a sweep end disposed a radial distance from the pivot end; a cutting nozzle, mounted to the sweep end of the armature, configured to trim the lettuce head; and servo-control circuitry configured to articulate the cutting nozzle through a cutting arc based on the cutting profile. | 12-01-2011 |