Transferring system for transferring delivery members to their destinations through computed transfer route

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 5080019
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07697196

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Transferring system for transferring delivery members to their destinations through a computed transfer route when any trouble exists in a usual transfer route. The delivery members carrying a workpiece to be stitched, and is to be transferred to a desired work station (destination). The delivery member undergoes distribution by a plurality of distribution mechanisms and transferring rails connecting the distribution mechanisms. By suitable control to the distribution mechanism the delivery member reaches its destination even if any troubled location exists in a transfer route. The transferring system includes the distribution mechanism, line connecting information storage device, transfer control device, trouble storage device and new route setting mechanism. The trouble judgment device is connected to the line connecting information storage device. The transfer control device is connected to the line connecting information storage device and the new route setting mechanism. The new route setting mechanism is connected to the line connecting information storage device, the trouble judgment device and the trouble storage device.

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BROTHER KOGYO KABUSHIKI KAISHANAGOYA

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Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
Nozaki, Yoshihisa Toyokawa, JP 11 54
Sugihara, Yoshihide Nagoya, JP 2 52
Takemura, Tohru Nagoya, JP 9 307

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