POSTURE PLUS

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
POSTURE+ KIMBERLY P.O. BOX 189 BEDFORD HILLS NY 10507 POSTURE PLUS;Mattresses; mattress toppers; beds; mattress foundation; bed frame parts, namely, bed slats; box springs; pillows;
POSTURE-PLUS SCHOTTENSTEIN STORES CORPORATION 4300 East Fifth Avenue Columbus OH 43219 POSTURE PLUS;Mattresses and box springs;
POSTUREPLUS KIMBERLY P.O. BOX 189 BEDFORD HILLS NY 10507 POSTURE PLUS;Mattresses; mattress toppers; beds; mattress foundation; bed frame parts, namely, bed slats; box springs; pillows;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. A robot system having an image processing function capable of detecting position and/or posture of individual workpieces randomly arranged in a stack to determine posture, or posture and position of a robot operation suitable for the detected position and/or posture of the workpiece. Reference models are created from two-dimensional images of a reference workpiece captured in a plurality of directions by a first visual sensor and stored. Also, the relative positions/postures of the first visual sensor with respect to the workpiece at the respective image capturing, and relative position/posture of a second visual sensor to be situated with respect to the workpiece are stored. Matching processing between an image of a stack of workpieces captured by the camera and the reference models are performed and an image of a workpiece matched with one reference model is selected. A three-dimensional position/posture of the workpiece is determined from the image of the selected workpiece, the selected reference model and position/posture information associated with the reference model. The position/posture of the second visual sensor to be situated for measurement is determined based on the determined position/posture of the workpiece and the stored relative position/posture of the second visual sensor, and precise position/posture of the workpiece is measured by the second visual sensor at the determined position/posture of the second visual sensor. A picking operation for picking out a respective workpiece from a randomly arranged stack can be performed by a robot based on the measuring results of the second visual sensor.