Fu-peng Chou

Title: Fu-peng Chou: Inventor of Practical Safety and Battery-Release Mechanisms.

Introduction

Fu-peng Chou is an inventor based in Taichung, Taiwan. His patent work includes mechanisms for safely operating mowing robots and for removing battery packs from electronic devices. He is associated with Durq Machinery Corp. and has 3 patents.

Latest Patents

Chou’s listed patents address user-friendly device design and safety.

“Battery Pack and Method of Disassembling the Same from Electronic Device” describes a battery seat with a button and two lock members. Pressing the button moves the lock members from the locked position to the unlocked position. This arrangement allows a user to hold the battery seat and operate the release button with one hand. The patent also describes a method for disassembling the battery pack from an electronic device.

“Lift Detection Mechanism of Mowing Robot” describes a mechanism that detects when a mowing robot is lifted. A movable member, transmitter, and receiver work with the robot’s wheel assembly. When the robot is lifted, the movable member shifts so that the transmitter and receiver become misaligned, triggering the blades to stop and helping prevent injury.

Career Highlights

Chou’s disclosed inventions focus on mechanical systems that improve ease of use and operational safety. His work includes both a battery-release mechanism and a lift-detection system for a mowing robot.

Collaborations

Chou is associated with Durq Machinery Corp. His listed coworker is fellow inventor Yu-Chia Huang.

Conclusion

Fu-peng Chou’s patent work reflects a practical focus on safer equipment and more convenient device operation, spanning battery-pack removal and mowing-robot blade protection.