Sheet-material associating – Associating and folding – Stapling or stitching
Patent
1986-08-19
1988-12-13
Eickholt, E. H.
Sheet-material associating
Associating and folding
Stapling or stitching
11212111, 11212129, B41L 4312
Patent
active
047905239
ABSTRACT:
A method and system for displacing objects, particularly flexible fabric layers, into a predetermined relative disposition wherein the objects are deposited on a supporting surface in a relatively spaced apart disposition, positional coordinates of each object are successively sensed and data relating thereto are stored in a programmed central processor unit, each object being then displaced with respect to a succeeding object, in an order reverse to the order of sensing so as to locate each object in a predetermined relative (preferably superimposed) disposition with respect to the position of the succeeding object as stored in the processor unit.
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Eickholt E. H.
Galram Technology Industries Ltd.
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