Q-bot Limited

Vkr Holding A/s

Vkr Holdings A/s

Monodraught Limited

Mathew Holloway

Daniel Taylor

Karina Torlei

Peter Childs

Tom Lipinski

Kent Hamilton

Daniel Becerra

William Linsey Penfold

Tomasz B Lipinski

Christopher Hamblin

Peter R N Childs

Zsolt Bako-Biro

Peter Rn Childs

Tomasz Lipinski

Miguel Julia Cristobal

A method of covering a surface of a building, the method comprising spraying an expandable foam material onto the surface and allowing the foam material to solidify whereby to form a covering of the surface and a robotic vehicle configured to carry out the method.

Method of covering a surface of a building and robot therefor

Apparatus for spraying a material on a surface comprises at least one elongate member having a distal end and a proximal end, at least one spray nozzle mounted at the distal end of the elongate member for spraying the material in a spray pattern, the spray nozzle being connected to a spray material input at the proximal end of the elongate member, a camera mounted at the distal end of the elongate member and connected to a camera output at the proximal end of the elongate member, the camera being arranged to capture images of the spray pattern, and a control mechanism arranged to control the operation of the spray nozzle from the proximal end of the elongate member.

Robotic device

Apparatus for spraying a material on a surface comprises at least one elongate member () having a distal end and a proximal end, at least one spray nozzle () mounted at the distal end of the elongate member for spraying the material in a spray pattern, a ground-engaging member () mounted at the distal end of the elongate member and arranged to facilitate translational movement of the apparatus over a ground surface, a camera () mounted at the distal end of the elongate member () and connected to a camera output, the camera being arranged for capturing images of the spray pattern and the camera output being arranged to facilitate the viewing of images of the spray pattern from the proximal end of the elongate member, and a control mechanism arranged to control the operation of the spray nozzle from the proximal end of the elongate member.

Remotely operated device

A transportable PCM (phase change material) module comprises a number of PCM packs; a housing for thermally insulting said number of PCM packs from a module's surrounding medium; spaces separating said packs and forming one or more channels for the flow of a fluid; said housing incorporating a fluid inlet and a fluid outlet; whereby, in use, fluid flows through said channels from said inlet to said outlet. A PCM (phase change material) pack comprises a laminate of a first conducting panel and a second conducting panel enclosing a portion formed primarily of PCM; wherein said portion of PCM incorporates thermal conductors.

PCM modules/packs/PCM arrangements

A transportable PCM (phase change material) module comprises a number of PCM packs; a housing for thermally insulting said number of PCM packs from a module's surrounding medium; spaces separating said packs and forming one or more channels for the flow of a fluid; said housing incorporating a fluid inlet and a fluid outlet; whereby, in use, fluid flows through said channels from said inlet to said outlet. A PCM (phase change material) pack comprises a laminate of a first conducting panel and a second conducting panel enclosing a portion formed primarily of PCM; wherein said portion of PCM incorporates thermal conductors. A PCM (phase change material pack) comprises an envelope of relatively highly thermally conductive material enclosing a portion formed primarily of PCM; wherein said PCM portion incorporates a conductive compound mixed into said PCM which comprises carbon black particles.

Phase change material pack

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London, United Kingdom

Mathew Holloway