Electromagnetic tracking with augmented reality systems
US-2019195979-A1 · Jun 27, 2019 · US
US11086352B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-11086352-B2 |
| Application number | US-201916243471-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Jan 9, 2019 |
| Priority date | Jan 9, 2019 |
| Publication date | Aug 10, 2021 |
| Grant date | Aug 10, 2021 |
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A lockout device includes a plurality of rigid panels and a flexible body extending along an insertion axis which has, on one axial end thereof, a selectively closeable opening. The rigid panels are affixed to sidewalls of the flexible body with the rigid panels being positioned about the insertion axis. When the selectively closeable opening is opened, the flexible body and the plurality of rigid panels collectively define an interior volume for reception of a pendant control or other terminally-positioned electrical structure on a cord through the selectively closeable opening. When the selectively closeable opening is closed around the cord from which the pendant control or other terminally-positioned electrical structure extends, the pendant is secured in the interior volume and use of the pendant is inhibited by the plurality of rigid panels of the lockout device.
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What is claimed is: 1. A lockout device for a pendant control or other terminally-positioned structure on a cord, the lockout device comprising: a plurality of rigid panels; and a flexible body extending along an insertion axis with a selectively closeable opening on one end thereof, the flexible body having the plurality of rigid panels affixed to sidewalls of the flexible body with the plurality of rigid panels being positioned about the insertion axis; wherein, when the selectively closeable opening is opened, the flexible body and the plurality of rigid panels collectively define an interior volume for reception of the pendant control or other terminally-positioned electrical structure through the selectively closeable opening and, when the selectively closeable opening is closed around the cord from which the pendant control or other terminally-positioned electrical structure extends, the pendant control or other terminally-positioned electrical structure is secured in the interior volume and use of the pendant control or other terminally-positioned electrical structure is inhibited by the plurality of rigid panels of the lockout device. 2. The lockout device of claim 1 , wherein the flexible body comprises two telescoping portions extending along the insertion axis, each of the two telescoping portions having the plurality of rigid panels affixed to sidewalls thereof with the plurality of rigid panels being positioned about the insertion axis. 3. The lockout device of claim 2 , wherein the plurality of rigid panels of one of the two telescoping portions are slidable past the plurality of rigid panels of the other of the two telescoping portions along the insertion axis. 4. The lockout device of claim 3 , wherein a stop is affixed at least one of the two telescoping portions to inhibit movement of the two telescoping portions along a portion of the insertion axis. 5. The lockout device of claim 3 , wherein at least one of the plurality of rigid panels comprises a plurality of snap tab ramps and at least another one of the plurality of rigid panels comprises a plurality of snap tabs, the plurality of snap tabs configured to selectively flex over the plurality of snap tab ramps. 6. The lockout device of claim 3 , wherein the plurality of rigid panels of one of the two telescoping portions are configured to engage a groove of the other of the two telescoping portions. 7. The lockout device of claim 6 , wherein the groove is a dovetail groove. 8. The lockout device of claim 6 , wherein the groove is formed along the insertion axis. 9. The lockout device of claim 1 , wherein the lockout device further comprises a hinged rigid panel, the hinged rigid panel positioned on an axial end opposite the selectively closeable opening and affixed to at least one of the plurality of rigid panels to further define a floor of the interior volume. 10. The lockout device of claim 9 , wherein the hinged rigid panel is hingedly connected to one of the plurality of rigid panels by a living hinge. 11. The lockout device of claim 9 , wherein the hinged rigid panel is perpendicular to the insertion axis. 12. The lockout device of claim 1 , wherein at least a portion of a surface of each of the plurality of rigid panels is a planar surface. 13. The lockout device of claim 12 , wherein the lockout device includes both a storage state in which each planar surface is parallel or coplanar to every other planar surface, and a usage state wherein the plurality of rigid panels define the interior volume. 14. The lockout device of claim 1 , wherein the flexible body is a fabric. 15. The lockout device of claim 14 , wherein the fabric is nylon. 16. The lockout device of claim 1 , wherein the selectively closeable opening includes a drawstring threaded through a plurality of grommets affixed to the flexible body.
Line cord switches · CPC title
Protective enclosures; Cushioning means · CPC title
for preventing unauthorised access to the controlling member or its movement to a command position · CPC title
wherein the operating part is made inaccessible or more difficult to access by a lid, cover or guard, e.g. lockable covers · CPC title
the part being removable · CPC title
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