18652244. SCANNING AND DISINFECTING SYSTEM simplified abstract (Goodrich Corporation)
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SCANNING AND DISINFECTING SYSTEM
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Sanith Kurumpilavu Subramanian of Bangalore (IN)
Raja Mandava of Rammurthy Nagar (IN)
Dharamveer Surya Prakash Bathla of Sonipat (IN)
SCANNING AND DISINFECTING SYSTEM - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18652244 titled 'SCANNING AND DISINFECTING SYSTEM
The abstract describes a disinfection system consisting of a base, first arm, second arm, and an emission module with one or more scanners to emit electromagnetic energy for disinfection.
- The system includes a base, first arm, second arm, and emission module.
- The emission module has one or more scanners to emit electromagnetic energy for disinfection.
- A rotary actuator aligns the scanners with a focusing lens to produce a narrow beam or positions the lens out of alignment for a broad beam.
Potential Applications: - Hospitals - Laboratories - Food processing facilities - Public transportation - Schools and universities
Problems Solved: - Efficient disinfection of surfaces - Reduction of harmful pathogens - Automation of disinfection processes
Benefits: - Improved hygiene and safety - Time and cost savings - Reduced risk of infections
Commercial Applications: Disinfection systems can be used in various industries such as healthcare, food, and transportation to ensure clean and safe environments.
Questions about the disinfection system: 1. How does the system compare to traditional disinfection methods?
- The system offers automated and efficient disinfection compared to manual methods.
2. What is the range of surfaces that can be effectively disinfected by the system?
- The system can disinfect a wide range of surfaces, including high-touch areas and complex structures.
Original Abstract Submitted
A disinfection system is disclosed. The disinfection system includes a base, a first arm mechanically coupled to the base at a first joint, a second arm mechanically coupled to the first arm at a second joint, and an emission module mechanically coupled to the second arm at a third joint. The emission module may include a third arm that includes one or more scanners configured to emit electromagnetic energy further configured to disinfect a first surface. The emission module may also include the one or more scanners, focusing lens, a lens frame, and a rotary actuator, wherein the rotary actuator is configured to align one of the one or more scanners with the focusing lens to produce a narrow electromagnetic beam, or position the focusing lens out of alignment with the one of the one or more scanners to produce a broad electromagnetic beam.
