Ronald Scott Kyslinger

20200361708, Nov 19, 2020

Aug 4, 2020

16/984599

- Wilmington MA, US
Kil KWAK - Cambridge MA, US
Kirill PANKRATOV - Acton MA, US
Russell G. BARBOUR - Natick MA, US
William JOHNSON - Andover MA, US
Juergen D. CONRAD - York PA, US
Juergen BAUMBACH - Hampton VA, US
Ronald KYSLINGER - York PA, US

B65G 1/137
G06Q 10/08
B65G 1/04

An automated storage and retrieval system includes a first independently operable section having a first number of predetermined storage and retrieval transactions, and a second independently operable section in communication with the first independently operable section and having a second number of predetermined storage and retrieval transactions. The first and second independently operable sections are configured to provide a respective number of predetermined storage and retrieval transactions so that the first number of predetermined storage and retrieval transactions substantially matches the second number of predetermined storage and retrieval transactions.

20200002032, Jan 2, 2020

Jun 21, 2019

16/448491

- Bentonville AR, US
Vikranth GOPALAKRISHNAN - North Brunswick NJ, US
Ronald S. KYSLINGER - York PA, US

B65B 5/10
B65B 43/56
B65G 1/04

A rail can include an entry portion, an exit portion, and a middle portion disposed between the entry and exit portions. The middle portion can be lower than the entry and exit portions. The rail can be configured to couple with a container such that the container is movable, along the rail, from the entry portion to the exit portion. A first storage rack can be disposed on a first side of the rail middle portion and a second storage rack can be disposed on an opposing side of the rail middle portion. A processing system can be configured to: receive an order; analyze the order based on an inventory of the first storage rack and the second storage rack; and cause the container to move from the rail entry portion to the rail middle portion based on the analysis.

20200002092, Jan 2, 2020

Jun 21, 2019

16/448578

- Bentonville AR, US
Vikranth GOPALAKRISHNAN - North Brunswick NJ, US
Ronald KYSLINGER - York PA, US

B65G 1/06

Among other things, a connection assembly for motion along a rail is disclosed. The connection assembly can include a first plate assembly, a second plate assembly, and a release assembly. The first plate assembly can include a first stop mounted to a first base. The second plate assembly can include a second stop mounted to a second base and a post mounted to the second base. The release assembly can include a rod and a spring. The rod can include an outward extension. The spring can be disposed between the extension and the second stop. The release assembly can be configured to occupy: a first state such that the spring pushes the extension against the first stop and thereby biases the first base away from the second base; and a second state such that the spring pushes the extension against the post.

20200002105, Jan 2, 2020

Jun 21, 2019

16/448655

- Bentonville AR, US
Vikranth GOPALAKRISHNAN - North Brunswick NJ, US
Ronald S. KYSLINGER - York PA, US

B65G 47/90
B65G 1/04

A rail can include first and transverse channels defined therein. A container can include a rod, a spring, a first plate assembly, and a second plate assembly. The first plate assembly can include a first transverse bearing disposed in the first transverse channel. The second plate assembly can include a second transverse bearing disposed in the second transverse channel. A robotic assembly can include a robotic arm. The robotic arm can include opposing grips defining a grip space therebetween. A processing system including one or more processors can be configured to, via the robotic assembly: align the grip space with the container rod; drive the rod against the spring; allow the spring to relax and thereby separate the first plate assembly from the second plate assembly; position the rod such that the first transverse bearing and the second transverse bearing are simultaneously withdrawn from the first and second transverse channels.

20200004252, Jan 2, 2020

Jun 21, 2019

16/448835

- Bentonville AR, US
Vikranth Gopalakrishnan - North Brunswick NJ, US
Ronald S. Kyslinger - York PA, US

G05D 1/02
B60P 3/00
B65G 1/04

Among other things, a vehicle for transporting containers is disclosed. The vehicle can include a base, a rack, and at least one container. The base can include a platform, wheels, and a motor for driving one or more of the wheels. The rack can be mounted to the platform. The rack can include at least one rail. The at least one rail can include a channel defined therein and an end coupling for linking the at least one rail with an external rail. The at least one container can be configured to connect with the at least one rail and include a connection assembly. At least a portion of the connection assembly can be moveably disposed in the channel.

20180334326, Nov 22, 2018

Jul 31, 2018

16/051158

- Wilmington MA, US
Kil Kwak - Cambridge MA, US
Kirill Pankratov - Acton MA, US
Russell G. Barbour - Natick MA, US
William Johnson - Andover MA, US
Juergen D. Conrad - York PA, US
Juergen Baumbach - Hampton VA, US
Ronald Kyslinger - York PA, US

B65G 1/137
G06Q 10/08
B65G 1/04

An automated storage and retrieval system includes a first independently operable section having a first number of predetermined storage and retrieval transactions, and a second independently operable section in communication with the first independently operable section and having a second number of predetermined storage and retrieval transactions. The first and second independently operable sections are configured to provide a respective number of predetermined storage and retrieval transactions so that the first number of predetermined storage and retrieval transactions substantially matches the second number of predetermined storage and retrieval transactions.

20170043952, Feb 16, 2017

Oct 31, 2016

15/339548

- Wilmington MA, US
Kil D. Kwak - Cambridge MA, US
Kirill Pankratov - Acton MA, US
Russell G. Barbour - Natick MA, US
William Johnson - Andover MA, US
Juergen D. Conrad - York PA, US
Juergen Baumbach - Hampton VA, US
Ronald Kyslinger - York PA, US

B65G 1/137

An automated storage and retrieval system includes a first independently operable section having a first number of predetermined storage and retrieval transactions, and a second independently operable section in communication with the first independently operable section and having a second number of predetermined storage and retrieval transactions. The first and second independently operable sections are configured to provide a respective number of predetermined storage and retrieval transactions so that the first number of predetermined storage and retrieval transactions substantially matches the second number of predetermined storage and retrieval transactions.

20140343716, Nov 20, 2014

Mar 17, 2014

14/215289

- WILMINGTON MA, US
Kil D. Kwak - Cambridge MA, US
Kirill Pankratov - Acton MA, US
Russell G. Barbour - Natick MA, US
William Johnson - Andover MA, US
Juergen D. Conrad - York PA, US
Juergen Baumbach - Hampton VA, US
Ronald Kyslinger - York PA, US

SYMBOTIC, LLC - WILMINGTON MA

B65G 1/137

700217, 700214, 700218

An automated storage and retrieval system includes a first independently operable section having a first number of predetermined storage and retrieval transactions, and a second independently operable section in communication with the first independently operable section and having a second number of predetermined storage and retrieval transactions. The first and second independently operable sections are configured to provide a respective number of predetermined storage and retrieval transactions so that the first number of predetermined storage and retrieval transactions substantially matches the second number of predetermined storage and retrieval transactions.