Foster-miller, Inc.

Automatika, Inc.

William Abraham Crowley

Timothy J Mason

David C Meeker

Hagen Schempf

Andrew Kirouac

Ryan Wasserman

Robert A Fuchs

Christopher Leon

Edward C Mutschler, Jr

Joshua N Guyot

A remotely controlled packable robot includes a chassis, a motive subsystem for maneuvering the chassis, and an open channel under the robot defined by the chassis and the motive subsystem. A rearward arm base member mount is located between the chassis and a rotatable arm shoulder and is pivotable with respect to the chassis to store the arm underneath the robot in the open channel.

Remotely controlled packable robot

The present invention is a dynamically steerable mono belt apparatus and includes a first pivotable body element in communication with a second pivotable body element. A first pivot mechanism is attached to and positioned between the first pivotable body element and the second pivotable body element to allow the first pivotable body element to pivot in a first pivot plane of movement with respect to the second pivotable body element. The present invention also includes a continuous belt element formed as a loop and continuously rotatable in a first plane of rotation around the first pivotable body element, the first pivot mechanism and the second pivotable body element. The continuous belt element is flexible in the pivot plane of movement, such that when the first pivotable body element is pivoted, via the first pivot mechanism, in the pivot plane of movement, the continuous belt element is flexed.

Dynamically steerable mono belt apparatus

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Pittsburgh, PA, United States of America

William Abraham Crowley