The Gillette Company

Gregory David Aviza

William Earle Tucker

Robert A Trotta

Charles B Worrick

Brian Joseph Woytowich

Lucy Lin

Yongqing Ju

Jeffrey Michael Mitrou

Vitaly Pesikov

Evaluating a design of a configurable inspection station for inspecting a workpiece, wherein the design of the configurable inspection station has a plurality of changeable parameters and providing a computer vision system that can receive multiple, different inputs each defining a respective region of interest in a simulated image to search for a feature corresponding to an attribute of the workpiece and determine whether the feature corresponding to the attribute is identifiable in each of the respective regions of interest.

Optimizing a computer vision inspection station

Evaluating a design of a configurable inspection station for inspecting a workpiece, wherein the design of the configurable inspection station has a plurality of changeable parameters and including a computer vision system or another system that can iteratively change an instance of one of the parameters.

Evaluating a design of a computer vision inspection station

The invention discloses a novel application of standard printed circuit board (PCB) assembly modules, electronic assembly, and/or semiconductor assembly equipment for the assembly of consumer products, such as razor cartridges. In addition, nozzles of the pick/place component placement machine of the present invention may be desirably adapted to operate on type of razor cartridge component (e.g., blade, lubricating strip) disposed on a pallet. The adapted nozzle may include adaptors which may have an elongated portion, an angled portion, a tapered portion, a gripper portion, a curved portion, a rounded portion, a pointed tip, a stamper, a marker, a printer, a guide portion, a spring portion, a moveable leg, or any combination thereof, for operating on a razor cartridge component.

Use of printed circuit board, electronic component, and semi-conductor assembly equipment for the assembly of razors and components thereof

A subassembly for a shaving razor that includes a plurality of elongated metal blades that are secured to each other as an integral unit. The plural blades have cutting edges defining a shaving surface, and are secured to each other by weld connections at their respective longitudinal ends.

Blade subassemblies for shaving razors

A subassembly for a shaving razor including a plurality of elongated metal blades. The blades having cutting edges defining a shaving surface longitudinal ends and are secured at their longitudinal ends to first and second plastic blocks to provide an integral unit.

Shaving razors, and blade subassemblies therefor and methods of manufacture

A wet-shaving system can include an exfoliation member, the position of which is adjustable relative to a housing and/or handle portion of the wet-shaving system.

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Marlborough, MA, United States of America

Gregory David Aviza