Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.v.

Droneterminus LLC

Mark Anthony Messina

Paul Caprioli

Parris S Wellman

Peter K Mansfield

Dragan Pajevic

Robert Michael Shydo, Jr

Peter Thomas Colantonio

David P Dolan

Kevin John Trenholme

Oliver Christoph Purwin

David William Guerin

Alex Wee Kar Tan

Matthew Schaepe

Joseph Barry McMillian

Thomas James Hunt

Daniel Van Alphen

Ryan Bowman

Some embodiments described herein relate to a drone landing platform. One or more sensors coupled to the drone landing platform can detect local conditions in the vicinity of the drone landing platform. A communications system can be operable to transmit information related local conditions to a drone.

Package acceptance, guidance, and refuel system for drone technology

An inventory system includes an inventory holder and an actively balanced mobile drive unit. A control module of the mobile drive unit can receive sensing information about the inventory holder and/or the mobile drive unit and use the sensing information to control a drive module of the mobile drive unit so as to maintain the inventory holder and/or the mobile drive unit within a predetermined deviation amount from an equilibrium state.

Actively balanced mobile drive unit

An inventory management system includes a first robotic device and a second robotic device. The first robotic device includes a first conveyor removably docked with a first head of the first robotic device. The second robotic device includes a second conveyor removably docked with a second head of the second robotic device. The first robotic device includes a first conveyor controller that communicates conveyor control signals to a second conveyor controller of the second robotic device. The conveyor control signals specify operations to activate the second motor of the second conveyor.

Mobile configurable conveyor component

A mobile robotic device with a conveyor that is configured to link up with another conveyor of a second mobile robotic device is described. In this manner, the mobile robotic devices may provide integrated, flexible conveyors and the ability to link conveyors to make an aggregate conveyor of any shape or size. Moreover, the mobile robotic device is configured to receive a conveyor from a storage unit and move the conveyor to another point within a physical space. The mobile robotic device also has the capability to rotate the conveyor, when docked, about the axis of the mobile robotic device (e.g., for sorting and other operations).

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Mark Anthony Messina