Norgren Automation Solutions, LLC

John David Begin

Vincent C Rabaut, Iii

Edwin E Marttinen

Dale Lesh

Steven D Koski

Stephen E Wikstrom

James R Kalb

Scott R McCallum

Timothy John Key

Richard Daniel Koski

Vincent C Iii Rabaut

An automatically positionable joint for a modular tooling assembly includes a first joint member; a second joint member that is rotatably connected to the first joint member; a motor for causing rotation of the first joint member with respect to the second joint member; and a first clutch that is movable between an engaged position in which the first clutch restrains rotation of the first joint member with respect to the second joint member and a disengaged position in which the first clutch permits rotation of the first joint member with respect to the second joint member.

Automatically positionable joints and transfer tooling assemblies including automatically positionable joints

An apparatus for automatically drying wet floors includes a controller, a moisture detector that is operable to detect the presence of moisture at a first location and transmit a moisture detection signal to the controller in response to detecting the presence of moisture at the first location, and a blower. The blower is operative to turn on and off for drying the wet floors by directing moving air toward the first location in response to an operating signal from the controller. The controller outputs the operating signal to the blower based on the moisture detection signal.

Method and apparatus for automatically drying wet floors

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John David Begin