Jot Automation Oy

Iloq Oy

Mika Kellokoski

Mika Piirainen

Tuomo Mämmilä

The lock includes an actuator (), a generator (), an engagement mechanism () to convey mechanical insertion power to the electric generator (), and an electronic circuit (), powered by the electric power (), to read encrypted data () from a memory () embedded into the key (), and, if the encrypted data () matches a predetermined criterion, to operate the actuator (), with the electric power (), to set () the actuator () to the unlocked position (). The engagement mechanism () is also configured to engage with an extraction () of the key () and convey mechanical extraction power to the electric generator (), and the electronic circuit, powered by the electric power (), is also configured to operate the actuator (), with the electric power (), to reset () the actuator () to the locked position ().

Electromechanical lock

The invention relates to a testing adapter suitable for testing a wireless telecommunication device. The testing adapter comprises a first contact member and a second contact member, the first contact member and the second contact member having at least one degree of freedom relative to each other and arranged to provide an attachable and detachable mechanical coupling with a surface of a component recess of the wireless telecommunication device on the basis of the at least one degree of freedom.

Testing adapter

A system for testing a mechanical input device of a wireless telecommunication device is provided, where the system comprises a pressure air regulator comprising: a receive unit comprising an inlet aperture and a first contact surface with at least one exit aperture connected to the inlet aperture; a distribution unit rotatably pivoted relative to the receive unit, the distribution unit comprising a second contact surface, which contacts the first contact surface and comprises at least two entrance apertures located at a rotational trajectory of the at least one exit aperture. The distribution unit further comprises at least two distribution apertures, each connected to an entrance aperture, thus providing pressure air when the entrance aperture overlaps with the exit aperture.

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Haukipudas, Finland

Mika Kellokoski