Sharkninja Operating LLC

Heliang Chen

Jason Boyd Thorne

Kai Xu

Andre David Brown

Adam Udy

Daniel John Innes

Daniel Tonderys

Bastin B Antonisami

Xiang Zhou

Mingliang Qin

Dawei Liu

Cong Su

Ognjen Vrdoljak

Lee M Cottrell

Daniel Innes

Ming Yao

Jordan Ridgley

Bin Yao

Richard Marc Dahlgren

Fariha Ahmed

Philippa Copeland

David T Barker

Xuemei Liu

Ying Dong

Charles Stewart Brunner

Frederick Karl Hopke

Daniel R Der Marderosian

Dmitry Layevsky

Isaku Douglas Kamada

Oliver G Holmes

Peter Hutchinson

Jennifer Andrews

Bartholomew Lampard

Devin Feng

Jemima L C Meil

Rain Gu

Wil Mcardle

Shiqi Mu

Bastin Antonisami

Lei Liu

Andrew Keene

Yonggang Li

Jay Castro

Lois Jones

Joshua Kingsbury

Joe Baxter

Zhengzhou Lu

Jibing Gu

Hui Zou

Tao Wang

Junping Li

Queena Tan

Joshua Redman

Dan Gutierrez

A steam cleaning apparatus may include a wand, a cleaning assembly coupled to the wand, the cleaning assembly including a steam generator, and a cleaning head pivotally coupled to the wand. The cleaning head may include a plurality of cleaning pads, a pad motor having a motor driveshaft, a drivetrain configured to transfer rotational motion of the motor driveshaft to each of the plurality of cleaning pads such that a rotation of the motor driveshaft causes a corresponding rotation in each of the plurality of cleaning pads, and a temperature sensor positioned proximate to the drivetrain, the temperature sensor being configured to measure a temperature of the drivetrain.

Steam cleaning apparatus

A hand-held surface cleaning device consistent with aspects of the present disclosure includes a body (or body portion) with a motor, power source and dust cup disposed therein. The body portion also functions as a handgrip to allow the hand-held surface cleaning device to be operated by one hand, for example.

Hand-held surface cleaning device

A surface cleaning head may include a fluid distributor configured to distribute a cleaning fluid, an agitator configured to absorb at least a portion of the distributed cleaning fluid and to agitate debris on the surface to be cleaned, a fluid stripper configured to remove, from the agitator, at least a portion of the distributed cleaning fluid absorbed by the agitator, a debris container, and a removable cover. The debris container may include a solid debris chamber and a fluid debris chamber. The removable cover may include a fluid catch plate configured to transfer at least a portion of the cleaning fluid removed from the agitator by the fluid stripper to the fluid debris chamber, the fluid catch plate being configured to selectively transition between an in-use position and a cleaning position when the removable cover is removed from the surface cleaning head.

Cleaning apparatus

An extraction cleaner may include a cleaner body including a pump and a suction motor, a supply tank configured to be removably coupled to the cleaner body and configured to receive a first cleaning fluid, an additive tank configured to receive a second cleaning fluid, a recovery tank configured to be removably coupled to the cleaner body, and a cleaning tool including a fluid applicator and a cleaning assembly, the fluid applicator is configured to deliver one of the first cleaning fluid or a mixture of the first cleaning fluid and the second cleaning fluid to a surface to be cleaned and the cleaning assembly is configured to extract at least a portion of the delivered first cleaning fluid or at least a portion of the delivered mixture.

Extraction cleaner

In general, the present disclosure is directed to a hand-held surface cleaning device that includes a relatively compact form-factor to allow users to store the same in a nearby location (e.g., in a drawer, in an associated charging dock, on a table top) for easy access to perform relatively small cleaning tasks that would otherwise require retrieving a full-size vacuum from storage. A hand-held surface cleaning device consistent with aspects of the present disclosure includes a body (or body portion) with a motor, power source and dust cup disposed therein. The body portion also functions as a handgrip to allow the hand-held surface cleaning device to be operated by one hand, for example.

A robotic cleaning apparatus can include a body and at least one antenna extending from a periphery of the body. The at least one antenna can be configured to rotate about an axis that extends substantially parallel to a surface to be cleaned.

Robotic vacuum

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Heliang Chen