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US Patent 11633856 Spatiotemporal controller for controlling robot operation

Patent 11633856 was granted and assigned to inVia Robotics on April, 2023 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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Patent Applicant
inVia Robotics
inVia Robotics
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Current Assignee
inVia Robotics
inVia Robotics
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Patent Jurisdiction
United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
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Patent Number
116338560
Patent Inventor Names
Randolph Charles Voorhies0
Daniel Frank Parks, II0
Joseph William Dinius0
Lior Elazary0
Brandon Pennington0
Date of Patent
April 25, 2023
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Patent Application Number
171989880
Date Filed
March 11, 2021
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US Patent 10296012 Pre-computation of kinematically feasible roadmaps
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US Patent 10994418 Dynamically adjusting roadmaps for robots based on sensed environmental data
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Patent Primary Examiner
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Jonathan L Sample
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A robot may include a spatiotemporal controller for controlling the kinematics or movements of the robot via continuous and/or granular adjustments to the actuators that perform the physical operations of the robot. The spatiotemporal controller may continuously and/or granularly adjust the actuators to align completion or execution of different objectives or waypoints from a spatiotemporal plan within time intervals allotted for each objective by the spatiotemporal plan. The spatiotemporal controller may also continuously and/or granularly adjust the actuators to workaround unexpected conflicts that may arise during the execution of an objective and delays that result from a workaround while still completing the objective within the allotted time interval. By completing objectives within the allotted time intervals, the spatiotemporal controller may ensure that conflicts do not arise as the robots simultaneously operate in the site using some of the same shared resource.

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