Robert Boschgmbh

Benjamin Visel

Vincent Hasenmayer

Heiko Freienstein

Tobias Herr

Heiko Roehm

Ulli Hoffmann

Michael Mahler

Juergen Hasch

Klaus Marx

Frank Wolter

Sebastian Jackisch

Christoph Steurer

Heiko Braun

Marcus Schneider

Peter Biber

Georg Stellmann

Joerg Moennich

Thomas Brosche

Thomas Winkler

Joachim Platzer

Robert Roelver

Henrik Siegle

Christian Haupt

Janina Zeller

Anja Koenig

Juergen Seidel

Alexander Werner Hees

Georgios Margaritis

Uwe Wostradowski

Anna Heszler

Stefan Lang

Paul Abbott

Thomas Kropf

Jan Ondratschek

Lars Weikert

Alexander Kleiner

Stefan Laible

Chris Coote

Ulrich Weiss

Melita Beti

Maximilian Wenger

A hand-held power tool, in particular an electric hand tool, includes an identification module and a housing. The identification module includes a transponder having at least one data store configured to store identification information and a radio module configured to transmit the identification data. The identification module is integrated into the housing.

Hand-held power tool, in particular electric hand tool

A method for operating a mobile device with a communication module and an accumulator, in particular a hand-held power tool, includes powering the communication module via electricity from the accumulator. The communication module enables wireless communication, and is powered only temporarily at least for transmitting data.

Method for operating a mobile device and a data management system, mobile device, data management system

An identification module for mobile objects, in particular hand-held power tools, includes a housing, a transponder, and a stored energy source. The housing has a mechanism configured to arrange and/or fasten the identification module to a mobile device. The transponder has a data memory and a radio module. The memory is configured to store identification data, and the radio module is configured to send the identification data. The stored energy source is configured to power the transponder. The housing has a chamber, an opening into the chamber, and a lid configured to close the opening. The opening is configured so as to enable the stored energy source to be removably arranged in the chamber via the opening.

Identification module

Housing for electric and electronic components

A battery-powered handheld vacuum device for use on building sites includes: a dust collection box; and a motor housing, in which a drive motor provided with a fan impeller and a battery pack for supplying current to the drive motor independently of an electrical network are provided. The dust collection box is fixed in place on the motor housing in releasable manner. A handle, with which the battery pack engages at least sectionally, is formed on the motor housing.

Battery-powered handheld vacuum device

A machine tool, in particular a sawing machine, is described, having a work surface () for placing a workpiece () to be machined and a tool support unit () for supporting a tool (), the tool support unit being supported movably relative to the work surface (). The machine tool includes a tool operation monitoring device () for monitoring a tool range () at least during tool operation, the device having an imaging unit ().

Machine tool

A machine tool monitoring device includes a detection device () for detecting the presence of a type of material, in particular human tissue, in a machine tool area () via spectral evaluation of radiation (S). The detection device () includes a sensor unit () having at least one sensitivity range () for detecting radiation in a wavelength range (WL) located at least partially in the infrared spectrum ().

Machine tool monitoring device

A machine tool, in particular a stationary saw, includes a worktable and a safety device which is designed to trigger a reaction as a function of a safety signal, and which includes a signaling device which displays a state of the safety device. The signaling device includes a display which is located on a surface of a worktable and/or above the surface of the worktable.

A machine tool protection apparatus, for a machine tool, that is provided for monitoring of a protection region associated with a tool, including a first sensor unit that is provided for reception of a first protection signal. The machine tool protection apparatus further includes at least one second sensor unit that is provided for reception of a second protection signal.

Machine tool protection apparatus

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Benjamin Visel