Autonomous planar surface cleaning robot
First Claim
1. A driving mechanism for an autonomous planar surface cleaning robot, the robot comprising a main body defining a cavity, a vacuum source coupled to the cavity, a vacuum sensor, and a control unit, the driving mechanism comprising:
- a first transmission component; and
a second transmission component spaced apart in parallel relationship relative to the first transmission component;
wherein at least one of the first transmission component or the second transmission component is located within the cavity;
wherein each of the first and second transmission components defines first and second ends and first and second sides, wherein the first sides face each other and the second sides face away from each other in a direction transverse from the direction of motion and the first and second ends are oppositely spaced along the direction of motion; and
wherein each of the first and second transmission components are independently controllable by the control unit.
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Abstract
A driving mechanism for an autonomous planar surface cleaning robot is disclosed. The driving mechanism includes a first transmission component and a second transmission component spaced apart in parallel relationship relative to the first transmission component. Each of the first and second transmission components defines first and second ends and first and second sides, wherein the first sides face each other and the second sides face away from each other in a direction transverse from the direction of motion and the first and second ends are oppositely spaced along the direction of motion. Each of the first and second transmission components are independently controllable by a control unit of the autonomous planar surface cleaning robot.
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22 Claims
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1. A driving mechanism for an autonomous planar surface cleaning robot, the robot comprising a main body defining a cavity, a vacuum source coupled to the cavity, a vacuum sensor, and a control unit, the driving mechanism comprising:
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a first transmission component; and a second transmission component spaced apart in parallel relationship relative to the first transmission component; wherein at least one of the first transmission component or the second transmission component is located within the cavity; wherein each of the first and second transmission components defines first and second ends and first and second sides, wherein the first sides face each other and the second sides face away from each other in a direction transverse from the direction of motion and the first and second ends are oppositely spaced along the direction of motion; and wherein each of the first and second transmission components are independently controllable by the control unit. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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12. A driving mechanism for an autonomous planar surface cleaning robot, the driving mechanism comprising:
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a first transmission component comprising a first motor electrically coupled to a control unit; and a second transmission component comprising a second motor electrically coupled to the control unit, wherein the second transmission component is spaced apart in parallel relationship relative to the first transmission component; wherein at least one of the first transmission component or the second transmission component is located within a cavity coupled to a vacuum source of the autonomous planar surface cleaning robot; wherein each of the first and second transmission components defines first and second ends and first and second sides, wherein the first sides face each other and the second sides face away from each other in a direction transverse from the direction of motion and the first and second ends are oppositely spaced along the direction of motion; and wherein each of the first and second transmission components are independently controllable by the control unit. - View Dependent Claims (13, 14, 15, 16)
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17. A driving mechanism for an autonomous planar surface cleaning robot, the driving mechanism comprising:
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a first transmission component comprising a first transmission system; and a second transmission component comprising a second transmission system, wherein the second transmission component is spaced apart in parallel relationship relative to the first transmission component; wherein at least one of the first transmission component or the second transmission component is located within a cavity coupled to a vacuum source of the autonomous planar surface cleaning robot; wherein each of the first and second transmission components defines first and second ends and first and second sides, wherein the first sides face each other and the second sides face away from each other in a direction transverse from the direction of motion and the first and second ends are oppositely spaced along the direction of motion; and wherein each of the first and second transmission components are independently controllable by a control unit. - View Dependent Claims (18, 19, 20, 21, 22)
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