18521233. BATTERY PACK simplified abstract (Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation)

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BATTERY PACK

Organization Name

Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation

Inventor(s)

Wyatt R. Silha of Milwaukee WI (US)

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Eli M. Zidel of Milwaukee WI (US)

Zachery Meyer of Hartland WI (US)

John L. Whealon of West Bend WI (US)

Jonathan Quenzer of German Valley IL (US)

BATTERY PACK - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18521233 titled 'BATTERY PACK

The abstract describes a battery pack with a housing, a flexible button, and a switch. The flexible button is molded onto the housing and includes a user engagement portion, a sidewall, a lip, and a post. The switch is positioned to be engaged by the post.

  • The battery pack includes a housing with an opening and a groove.
  • The flexible button is molded onto the housing in the opening.
  • The flexible button has a user engagement portion, a sidewall, a lip, and a post.
  • The lip of the flexible button includes a ridge that protrudes into the groove of the housing.
  • The switch is positioned in the housing to be engaged by the post of the flexible button.

Potential Applications: - This technology could be used in various electronic devices that require a battery pack with a user-friendly interface. - It can be applied in consumer electronics, medical devices, and industrial equipment.

Problems Solved: - Provides a convenient and durable way for users to interact with the battery pack. - Ensures a secure and reliable connection between the flexible button and the switch.

Benefits: - Enhanced user experience with easy-to-use interface. - Improved durability and longevity of the battery pack. - Simplified assembly process for manufacturers.

Commercial Applications: - The technology can be utilized in smartphones, tablets, remote controls, and other portable electronic devices. - It can also be integrated into medical devices such as glucose monitors and wearable health trackers.

Prior Art: - Prior art related to this technology may include patents or publications on user interface design for battery packs and electronic devices.

Frequently Updated Research: - Stay informed about advancements in flexible button technology and user interface design for battery packs.

Questions about the technology: 1. How does the flexible button improve user interaction with the battery pack? 2. What are the advantages of having a switch engaged by the post of the flexible button?


Original Abstract Submitted

A battery pack includes a housing, a flexible button, and a switch. The housing includes an opening and a groove. The groove is disposed at least partially about the opening. The flexible button is molded onto the housing in the opening. The flexible button includes a user engagement portion, a sidewall, a lip, and a post. The sidewall extends from the user engagement portion into the housing. The lip extends laterally from the sidewall. The lip includes a ridge protruding into the groove of the housing. The post extends from the user engagement portion. The switch is disposed in the housing. The switch is positioned to be engaged by the post.

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