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Article: Japanese Inventor Develops Electric Motorized Hinge Apparatus
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- December 12, 2006
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ALEXANDRIA, Va., Dec. 12 -- Yoshihide Tonogai of Koriyama, Japan, has developed an electric hinge apparatus for rotating a movable object by a motor provided with a gear mechanism.
According to the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office: "In an electric motorized hinge apparatus, a biasing means maintains a concavo-convex engagement state between a third rotating member and a second engagement portion in a second rotating member, and thus the second rotating member rotates to follow the third rotating member. Furthermore, the biasing means maintains a concavo-convex holding state between a first engagement portion in the second rotating member and a first rotating member, and thus the first ...
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...ALEXANDRIA, Va., Sep. 3 -- Minoru Takakusagi and Atsushi Sutou, both of Gunma, Japan, Hiroshi Uehara and Sadahiko Sakamoto, both of Tochigi, Japan, and Hiroshi Fujii and Hiroaki Konse, both of Tokyo, have developed a rotating brake member of braking device for vehicle. According to the U.S. Patent
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