Wink Robotics

Kuka Roboter Gmbh

Ccs Technology Corporation

Kuka Laboratories Gmbh

Luum, Inc.

Michael Muller

Nathan H Harding

Kurt Amundson

H Keith Nishihara

Richard W O'Connor

Dietmar Tscharnuter

Kyle Andrew Tucker

Gernot Nitz

Grzegorz Fabrykowski

Russell B Ford

Franz-Friedrich Frohlich

Wolfgang Michel

Rene Rossig

Michelle Warner

A device for automating the process of installing eyelash extensions onto the natural eyelashes of a subject. In some embodiments, the placing of extensions is carried out by a robotic mechanism utilizing computer vision. In some embodiments, the same device may be used for extending eyebrows rather than eyelashes, as eyebrows have rather similar properties to eyelashes.

Method and device for evaluation of eye hairs

A device for providing safety during the process of installing eyelash extensions onto the natural eyelashes of a subject, especially when the installation is automatic. In some embodiments, the placing of extensions is carried out by a robotic mechanism utilizing computer vision, and in some embodiments, a barrier is created between the robotic mechanism and the subject in order to protect the subject in the event of a malfunction.

Eyelid covering and stabilization for automatic eyelash extension

A device for automating the process of installing eyelash extensions onto the natural eyelashes of a subject. In some embodiments, the placing of extensions is carried out by a robotic mechanism utilizing computer vision.

Method and device for evaluation of eyelashes

A device for automating the process of installing eyelash extensions onto the natural eyelashes of a subject with an option of additionally painting the nails of a subject. In some embodiments, the placing of extensions is carried out by a robotic mechanism utilizing computer vision, and in some embodiments, a barrier is created between the robotic mechanism and said subject in order to protect them in the event of a malfunction.

Machine for beauty salon

The invention relates to a medical work station which has a medical technology apparatus and a patient support device. The medical technology apparatus includes a medical technology device and at least one first robot, which has a first robot arm, having a plurality of members and a first control device that controls a motion of the first robot arm. The medical technology device is attached to a first attaching device of the first robot arm. The patient support device includes a patient table and a second robot, which has a second robot arm having a plurality of members, and a second control device that controls a motion of the second robot arm. The patient table is attached to a second attaching device of the second robot arm.

Medical work station

A strain relief device having a first U-like shaped basic body having first and second opposite lateral walls connected to a second U-like shaped basic body having first and second opposite lateral walls by a film hinge integral with the first and second basic bodies. Wherein the second lateral wall of the second U-like shaped basic body has a recess, wherein the protrusion is insertable into the recess by a film hinge. The first and second basic bodies pivot with respect to each other to transfer the strain relief device between an opened installation state and a closed operation state. The first and second U-like shaped basic bodies releasably lock in the closed state and define in the closed operation state a feed-through channel for a cable to be strain relieved.

Strain relief device for cables and fiber optic distribution device

The invention relates to a method for creating a robot model () of an industrial robot () which has a robotic arm () having a plurality of successive limbs (-) which are adjustable by means of drives (-) via transmissions () in relation to axes (A-A), controlled by a control device () of the industrial robot (). According to the invention, the robotic arm () is moved in a plurality of poses. At least one of the limbs () is moved in the same first movement direction () by means of the drive () thereof at least upon approaching the individual poses. In order to obtain the robot model (), the robotic arm () is measured at each of the poses thereof.

Method for creating a robot model and industrial robot

The invention relates to an X-ray apparatus and a medical workstation. The X-ray apparatus has a first robot (R) and a second robot (R). The first robot (R) has a plurality of first axles, a first securing device and a first control device () designed to actuate the first axles of the first robot (R) for a movement of the first securing device. The second robot (R) has a plurality of second axles, a second securing device and a second control device () designed to actuate the second axles of the second robot (R) for a movement of the second securing device. An X-ray source (RQ) is arranged on one of the two securing devices, and an X-ray receiver (RE) is arranged on the other securing device.

X-ray apparatus and medical workstation

This invention relates to an optical waveguide distribution cabinet () comprising a housing (), a frame () which is rotatably mounted in said housing () and assemblies which are fixed to said frame () and used to connect optical waveguides guided by patch cables (). The frame () is shorter than the housing () in such a way that a holder () for the patch cables () is provided between an end of the housing () and an adjacent end of the frame (). Said holder () is mounted in the housing () in a fixed manner and the frame () can be pivoted in relation to the holder ().

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Augsburg, Germany

Michael Muller