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Karlsruher Institut Fur Technologie

Schunk Gmbh &Co. Kg Spann-Und Greiftechnik

Gehring Technologies Gmbh + Co. Kg

Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft

Dr. Ing. H.c. F. Porsche Aktiengesellschaft

Varta Microbattery Gmbh

Aumann Espelkamp Gmbh

Breyer Gmbh Maschinenfabrik

Jürgen Fleischer

Andreas Gutsch

Konrad Holl

Volker Denkmann

Johannes Stoll

Gregor Michna

Andreas Wiens

Christian Friedrich

Marco Friedmann

Ludwig Hausmann

Benedikt Burchard

Michael Baranowski

Florian Sell-Le Blanc

Wolfgang Lüttge

Jochen Schädel

Sebastian Schebesta

Manuel Baumeister

Thomas Wöhrle

Hubertus Barthel

Benjamin Bold

André Korsmeier

Lando WEIßE

Alexander Dunker

Maximilian Halwas

Manuel Peter

The invention relates to a device and a method for transferring conductor parts, in particular plug-in winding elements bent into a U-shape, also known as hairpins, into a desired arrangement.

Device for transferring conductor parts into a desired arrangement

A process embeds functional fibers in a workpiece during selective laser sintering. In a process variant, parts of a powder layer are sintered before the insertion process, for example using a laser beam. A heating device then subsequently re-melts the already melted workpiece parts. Through a channel in the heating device, the functional fiber is fed to the melt or melt-like mass by means of a feed device and inserted into the melt or melt-like mass at the insertion point. Due to the movement of the heating device, the completely or partially melted area moves away from the heating element and is heated less, causing it to cool and solidify comprising the already inserted functional fiber. This variant can also be used for inserting fibers into objects created, for example, by injection molding or extruder-based 3D printing or other additive manufacturing processes.

Method and devices for integrating functional fibers into a workpiece during a selective laser sintering process and an FDM 3D printing process

Modular gripping finger for arrangement on a movable gripper jaw of a gripping device, having at least two rigidly interconnected finger modules, the finger modules including one or more base modules for forming a geometric shape of the gripping finger and including an end module having a gripping surface, the end module including an electrical end module interface and at least one sensor which is or can be connected to the end module interface.

Modular gripping finger, gripping device and construction kit

A device () for automated connection of two components () in joint region () is proposed. The device () has a rotating winding device, especially a circle-segment-like rotor (), which is arranged to guide a cloth tape () along winding paths () and to create a wound joint connection in the joint region ().

Device for automated connection of two components, a wound joint connection and a method of connecting two components in a joint region

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Jürgen Fleischer