US2007006404A1PendingUtilityA1
Remote control sweeper
Est. expiryJul 8, 2025(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A47L 11/32A47L 2201/00A47L 11/33A47L 11/4011
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Abstract
A remote control sweeper includes a wireless remote control receiver installed at the sweeper; a remote control for transmitting a direction control signal to the remote control receiver via a wireless transmission to control the moving direction of the sweeper, such that the sweeper can be moved to automatically clean up the dirt and collect the dust on a floor.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A remote control sweeper, comprising:
a wireless remote control receiver, installed at said sweeper; and a remote control, for transmitting a direction control signal to said remote control receiver to control the moving direction of said sweeper.
2 . The sweeper of claim 1 , further comprising:
an upper casing and a lower casing, both being coupled with each other manually to define an interior space; a battery, installed in said interior space; two wheels, installed in said interior space and in contact with a floor, and each wheel being controlled by a motor transmission gear module to rotate; a sweeping brush, installed in said interior space and in contact with a floor, and controlled by a sweeping brush transmission module to rotate axially; a dust container, detachably fixed into said interior space and having a dust collecting opening disposed on a surface corresponding to said sweeping brush for collecting dirt and dust swept by said sweeper; an electronic control unit, installed in said interior space and electrically coupled with said battery, said motor transmission gear module, said sweeper transmission module and said remote control receiver.
3 . The sweeper of claim 2 , further comprising at least two universal wheels installed at an external surface of the bottom of said lower casing.
4 . The sweeper of claim 2 , wherein said lower casing installs a lateral brush transmission module disposed at a corner of said lower casing proximate to said sweeping brush and electrically coupled with said electronic control unit for driving a lateral brush disposed at the bottom of said lower casing to rotate.
5 . The sweeper of claim 2 , wherein said upper casing comprises a pushing section pivotally coupled to a surface of said upper casing.
6 . The sweeper of claim 5 , wherein said pushing section comprises a pivotal connecting section for pivotally coupling an end of a handle rod.
7 . The sweeper of claim 6 , wherein said lower casing comprises a grove having a first groove end and a second groove end, and the groove of said second groove end is shallower than the groove of said first groove; and a T-shape rod is pivotally coupled with said grooves, and an auxiliary roller is disposed separately on both ends of said T-shape rod, and said two auxiliary rollers are accommodated by the groove of said first groove end or said second groove end by said T-shape rod.
8 . The sweeper of claim 2 , wherein said sweeping brush comprises an axle, a brush body coupled outside said axle, and said brush body includes a brush, and said axle of said sweeping brush is controlled by said brush transmission module to rotate and said brush is provided for cleaning.
9 . The sweeper of claim 8 , wherein both ends of said axle of said sweeping brush are pivotally mounted onto a pivotal base of a sidewall corresponding to an opening of said sweeping brush of said lower casing, and an end of said axle is coupled to said sweeping brush transmission module.
10 . The sweeper of claim 9 , wherein said sweeping brush transmission module comprises a belt roller coupled with an axle end of said sweeping brush and driven by a transmission belt and a motor axle, and said motor is electrically coupled with said electronic control unit.
11 . The sweeper of claim 2 , further comprises an external power socket electrically coupled with said electronic control unit for charging said battery.
12 . The sweeper of claim 2 , wherein said upper casing further comprises an object accommodating groove disposed in an accommodating space of said upper casing.
13 . The sweeper of claim 2 , wherein said dust container is comprised of a box body and a lid covering said box body.
14 . The sweeper of claim 2 , wherein said dust container installs a dust scraper being in contact with said sweeping brush and disposed at a lower edge of said dust collecting opening of said dust container.
15 . The sweeper of claim 14 , wherein said dust scraper is tilted to be in contact with said sweeping brush.
16 . The sweeper of claim 2 , wherein said upper casing further comprises a power button electrically coupled with said electronic control unit.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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