Robert Boschgmbh

Staubli Faverges

Seg Automotive Germany Gmbh

Volker Henrichs

Harald Bauer

Reiner Ramsayer

Sven Hartmann

Andreas Albrecht

Markus Hanisch

Hans-Dieter Siems

Christian Diessner

Michael Bayer

Stefan Junker

Boris Friedrich

Thomas Betzitza

Keerthana Govindaraj

Delf Reumann

Peter Lindner

Ilya Kamenshchikov

Roman Pirsch

Stefan Daehling

Jens Winkler

Andreas Jenke

Christian Heinau

Nico Weller

The invention relates to a method for producing a sealed fuel cell () for a fuel cell stack (), comprising a cathode-side distributor plate (K), an anode-side distributor plate (A) and a membrane electrode unit (MEA), said method comprising the following steps: 1) providing a cathode-side distributor plate (K) and an anode-side distributor plate (A), 2) providing a first film web (B) for sealing the cathode-side distributor plate (K) and a second film web (B) for sealing the anode-side distributor plate (A), 3) punching a cathode-side distributor structure (VK) for the cathode-side distributor plate (K) out of the first film web (B) and an anode-side distributor structure (VA) for the anode-side distributor plate (A) out of the second film web (B), 4) cutting the first film web (B) to produce a first seal (D) for the cathode-side distributor structure (VK) and cutting the second film web (B) to produce a second seal (D) for the anode-side distributor structure (VA), 5) placing the first seal (D) on the cathode-side distributor plate (K) and the second seal (D) on the anode-side distributor plate (A), 6) heating the cathode-side distributor plate (K) and the anode-side distributor plate (A) in order to connect together the first seal (D) on the cathode-side distributor plate (K) and the second seal (D) on the anode-side distributor plate (A) in an integrally joined manner, more particularly to melt said seals together.

Method for producing a sealed fuel cell

A method for coordinating and monitoring objects in a predefined spatial area that includes multiple subareas that are each associated with a respective subarea computing system includes position and movement information of objects in the particular subarea being ascertained by the particular subarea computing system using sensor units. A particular instantaneous surroundings map of the particular subarea is created by the particular subarea computing system using a particular surroundings map of the particular subarea and the position and movement information. The particular instantaneous surroundings maps are transmitted to a shared higher-order computing system which creates an instantaneous surroundings map of the predefined spatial area and, based on the map, coordinates movements of automated mobile objects in the spatial area with ascertainment of movement specifications that are transmitted to the subarea computing systems and from there to the automated mobile objects.

Method for coordinating and monitoring objects

A coil assembly of a stator of a planar multi-dimensional drive includes at least one coil. The at least one coil includes a winding. The winding is electrically conductive and has a winding material. The winding is a structure of the winding material, which is folded at folding points and which has one or more windings.

Method for producing a coil assembly, coil assembly, stator, and multi-dimensional drive

A SCARA robot has a robot console, a first robot arm articulated on the robot console and swivelable about a first swivel axis, a second swivel arm articulated on the first swivel arm and swivelable around the second swivel axis extending substantially parallel to the first swivel axis, at least one work unit, at least one first swivel motor for swiveling an arm unit composed of the first and second robot arms relative to the robot console, at least one second swivel motor for turning the second robot arm relative to the first robot arm, and at least one work motor for actuating the work unit, with the motors being controllable by a power electronics, with electrical circuits including convertor circuits for current supply of the motors and at least one control circuit for operating the convertor circuits and thereby for controlling the motors, and with at least one rectifier circuit being received in at least one robot arm.

Robot of SCARA type

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Ludwigsburg, Germany

Volker Henrichs