Tanner Rinke

Title: Tanner Rinke and Real-Time Vibration Suppression in Robotics.

Introduction

Tanner Rinke is an inventor based in Sherman Oaks, California. His patent work, assigned to Disney Enterprises, Inc., concerns control techniques designed to reduce vibration in robotic systems.

Latest Patents

Rinke is associated with 1 patent, titled “Real-Time Vibration-Suppression Control for Robotic Systems.” The invention describes a robotic system with interconnected components, motors, and a controller. The controller analyzes an initial set of motion-control signals and generates revised signals that define a retargeted motion. By directing the motors to carry out this revised motion, the system can suppress component vibrations compared with the originally defined motion.

Career Highlights

The patent highlights an approach to improving robotic motion through control-signal analysis and adjustment. Rather than simply executing the original motion commands, the controller retargets the movement to reduce vibration.

Collaborations

Rinke’s listed coworkers include Venkata Krishna Tamminana and Alfredo Medina Ayala. The patent is associated with Disney Enterprises, Inc.

Conclusion

Tanner Rinke’s patent focuses on using revised control signals to reduce vibration during robotic movement, contributing to the development of more controlled robotic systems.