Patents Assigned to Genesis Systems Group, LLC.
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Patent number: 8567278Abstract: Described in this application is a zero-backlash preload gear assembly. The assembly is specifically described for use with a positioning system in order to significantly reduce or eliminate mechanical error and improve tolerances. Furthermore, the assembly allows for infinite positioning of a work surface in order to facilitate improved efficiency of an automated system.Type: GrantFiled: July 1, 2009Date of Patent: October 29, 2013Assignee: Genesis Systems Group, LLCInventors: Jan Christian Mangelsen, Richard Dean Rohret, Christopher J. Schilb
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Patent number: 8272179Abstract: A barrier for a robotic work station is provided and includes a pair of upright posts, and rigid panels which are movable between a lower open position and a raised closed position. The panels are simultaneously moved between the raised and lower positions by a pneumatic cylinder and a pulley system. The movable panels are cantilevered from one of the posts, and include rollers for movement within a channel in the post. A fixed panel is provided at the bottom of the posts and extends approximately to the top of the work station table.Type: GrantFiled: November 21, 2005Date of Patent: September 25, 2012Assignee: Genesis Systems Group, LLCInventors: Jan Christian Mangelsen, Terry Daggett, Michael P. Skahill
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Patent number: 8146901Abstract: The invention relates to a modular positioning robotic system and method of use of the positioning system. In general, the modular positioning robotic system is comprised of a controller module, a positioning module and a base that can be either a stationary base or drive module. The positioning module also allows for additional flexibility by allowing for designs with multiple allowable adjustments that can be changed for a change in turn diameter, length, width and weight of a fixture and part combination.Type: GrantFiled: August 21, 2006Date of Patent: April 3, 2012Assignee: Genesis Systems Group, LLCInventors: Jan Christian Mangelsen, Mike Stoecker, Terry O'Connell, Terry Daggett, Mike Skahill, Dean Anderson
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Patent number: 7673384Abstract: A six degree of freedom servo driven robot having a seventh axis servo motor for rotating servo driven nut runners affixed to swing arms about a radius. The robot offering flexibility within high production manufacturing and automotive assembly processes by realizing translational movement of servo driven nut runners about seven degrees of translation for fastening component parts of a work product within a work envelope.Type: GrantFiled: April 27, 2006Date of Patent: March 9, 2010Assignee: Genesis Systems Group, LLCInventors: Terry O'Connell, Jack Fisher, Arthur E. Smith, Jr., Satoshi Sato
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Publication number: 20070253799Abstract: A six degree of freedom servo driven robot having a seventh axis servo motor for rotating servo driven nut runners affixed to swing arms about a radius. The robot offering flexibility within high production manufacturing and automotive assembly processes by realizing translational movement of servo driven nut runners about seven degrees of translation for fastening component parts of a work product within a work envelope.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 27, 2006Publication date: November 1, 2007Applicant: GENESIS SYSTEMS GROUP LLCInventors: TERRY O'CONNELL, JACK FISHER, ARTHUR SMITH, SATOSHI SATO
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Publication number: 20070113991Abstract: A barrier for a robotic work station is provided and includes a pair of upright posts, and rigid panels which are movable between a lower open position and a raised closed position. The panels are simultaneously moved between the raised and lower positions by a pneumatic cylinder and a pulley system. The movable panels are cantilevered from one of the posts, and include rollers for movement within a channel in the post. A fixed panel is provided at the bottom of the posts and extends approximately to the top of the work station table.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 21, 2005Publication date: May 24, 2007Applicant: GENESIS SYSTEMS GROUP, LLCInventors: Jan Mangelsen, Terry Daggett, Michael Skahill
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Patent number: 6891128Abstract: The invention relates to a rotational flash guard and method of use of a rotational flash guard. In general, the flash guard is attached to a support frame by an arm, a linkage mechanism pivotally interconnects the arm and the support frame, and an extensible power member connects the support frame to the linkage mechanism. Due to the unique configuration of the rotational flash guard it is adapted for movement about a work piece positioner to allow for use of a robotic tool while providing protection to the operator and other workers.Type: GrantFiled: May 27, 2003Date of Patent: May 10, 2005Assignee: Genesis Systems Group, LLC.Inventors: Matthew R. Sidlinger, Jan C. Mangelsen, Alan M. Deitering, Michael P. Skahill, Jason J. Kelsick