Abstract: An apparatus for detecting bodies in motion on the ground of a protected area, particularly for military use and the like, wherein, by means of an antenna buried and shielded from the air, an electromagnetic signal in the range of radio frequency is radiated into the ground. Receiver means comprising means for detecting variations of the signal intensity are placed at a known distance from the receiving antenna. The intensity variation is dependent on the presence of bodies in motion within the range of action of the apparatus.

Abstract: A device for feeding in parallel of ornamental chains to an operative unit of a machine suitable for realizing the bonding of the chains, including a mechanism for the transport of the chains towards the operative unit arranged for the engagement with side by side links of the chains and for obtaining the simultaneous and intermittent advancement without modifying the symmetry of their reciprocal position with respect to the advancement axis. The transport mechanism, comprising in particular needle-shaped members, are provided with a reciprocating translational motion in the forward direction and a reciprocating lifting and lowering motion in an orthogonal direction.

Abstract: A machine for the production of paired chains including a feeding assembly for the chains, a welding assembly of the chains and a take-up device for the produced chain. The feeding assembly for the chains includes a transport mechanism thereof suitable for the engagement within corresponding side by side links and for realizing the simultaneous and intermittent advancement without modifying the symmetry of their reciprocal position with respect to the advancement axis. The transport mechanism, constituted in particular of needle-shaped members, is provided with a translational reciprocating motion in the advancement direction and of a reciprocating lifting and lowering motion in an orthogonal direction. The welding assembly, constituted of two equal assemblies in series, provides for the simultaneous movement of means delivering the welding flame and the welding material. The take-up device operates synchronously with the feed of the chains in order to maintain constantly taut the chain during the welding.

Abstract: A device for the automatic control of the feed of a tubular wire, made of precious or non-precious material, in goldsmith industry machine tools, that allows to maintain a predetermined orientation of the continuous longitudinal groove present on the wire itself. The device comprises the use of sensing means, in particular of the optical kind, for following the groove and its displacements within a predetermined operative band. Means are moreover provided for the rotation of the wire around its axis that are driven by said sensing means: when the groove goes out of said operative band, the wire is automatically rotated in one or the other sense up to bring back the groove within said band. This control is presently made upon sight by the operator.