Autonomous moving body for transporting a tool at a constant speed
CA 1292202 C · Owner: Castelain, Yves · Inventors: Peltier, Rene; Jaubert, Philippe; Castelain, Yves
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In order to displace a working tool at a constant speed over a surface having a random shape and orientation particularly for, cleaning, pumicing, painting or decorating the outer surface of an aircraft, an autonomous moving body with a special design is used. This moving body comprises two attachment assemblies (10,12), each equipped with attachment members (30,48) which can be moved towards and away from the surface and a tool holder ass-, embly (14), said three assemblies being able to move with respect to one another in a given direction. Control means supported by; the tool holder assembly (14) ensure both the advance at a constant speed of said assembly with respect to the attachment …
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- Granted November 19, 1991. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended November 19, 2008.
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