Dell products l.p. (20240109756). COVER FOR USE WITH VACUUM HOIST simplified abstract

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COVER FOR USE WITH VACUUM HOIST

Organization Name

dell products l.p.

Inventor(s)

Gabriel Jose Braun of El Paso TX (US)

Eduardo Escamilla of Round Rock TX (US)

COVER FOR USE WITH VACUUM HOIST - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240109756 titled 'COVER FOR USE WITH VACUUM HOIST

Simplified Explanation

The cover assembly described in the abstract includes a cover with a flat top surface and a mechanism to attach and release the cover from a physical object by engaging with a corresponding feature on the object.

  • The cover has a planar top surface without any features.
  • The attach and release mechanism is connected to the top surface and can engage with a feature on a physical object to hold the cover in place.

Potential Applications

The technology could be used in:

  • Electronic device cases
  • Furniture covers
  • Vehicle accessories

Problems Solved

The cover assembly helps in:

  • Securing covers in place
  • Easily attaching and detaching covers from objects

Benefits

The benefits of this technology include:

  • Convenience in covering objects
  • Secure attachment of covers
  • Easy removal of covers

Potential Commercial Applications

The cover assembly could be applied in:

  • Consumer electronics industry
  • Home decor industry
  • Automotive industry

Possible Prior Art

One possible prior art could be:

  • Magnetic covers for electronic devices

Unanswered Questions

How does the attach and release mechanism work exactly?

The exact mechanism of how the attach and release mechanism engages with the physical object is not detailed in the abstract.

Are there different sizes or variations of the cover assembly available?

The abstract does not mention if there are different sizes or variations of the cover assembly to accommodate various objects.


Original Abstract Submitted

a cover assembly may include a cover having a top surface which is generally planar and substantially void of any features formed thereon and an attach and release mechanism mechanically coupled to the top surface and configured to mechanically engage with a corresponding engagement feature of a physical object in order to mechanically retain the cover assembly in a fixed position relative to the physical object.