Virginia Mason Medical Center Clinic 1100 9 Ave, Seattle, WA 98101 (206)6241144 (phone), (206)2236982 (fax)
Education:
Medical School Albert Einstein College of Medicine at Yeshiva University Graduated: 2002
Languages:
English
Description:
Dr. Hsiung graduated from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine at Yeshiva University in 2002. He works in Seattle, WA and specializes in Anesthesiology. Dr. Hsiung is affiliated with Virginia Mason Medical Center.
Richard M. Wiesman - Wayland MA Edward E. Fischer - Acton MA Richard R. Fontana - Lexington MA Bruce B. Gamble - Wellesley MA Robert T. Hsiung - Brookline MA Steven J. Kozminski - Rutland MA
Assignee:
Gas Research Institute - Chicago IL
International Classification:
B61B 1310
US Classification:
1041382
Abstract:
A cornering pipe traveler includes a tractor having a pair of carriages, a leading carriage and a trailing carriage, each carriage including a clamping device for positively engaging the inner surface of the pipe, and structure for propelling the carriage along the pipe; interconnected between the pair of carriages there is a device for exerting a curling force between the two carriages for mechanically compelling the lead carriage to curl and enter a turn in the pipe; also included is structure for aligning the lead carriage so that the curling force compels the pipe traveler to enter a selected turn to be made.
- Wilmington MA, US Robert HSIUNG - Cambridge MA, US Kirill K. PANKRATOV - Acton MA, US Robert Sullivan - Wilmington MA, US Larry M. Sweet - Atlanta GA, US
International Classification:
B65G 1/04
Abstract:
An automated storage and retrieval system including at least one autonomous transport vehicle, a transfer deck that defines a transport surface for the vehicle, at least one reciprocating lift, a first and second pickface interface station connected to the deck and spaced apart from each other, each station forming a pickface transfer interfacing between the vehicle on the deck and the lift at each station so that a pickface is transferred between the lift and the vehicle at each station, wherein the vehicle is configured to pick a first pickface at the first station, traverse the deck and buffer the first pickface, or at least a portion thereof, at the second station so that the second station has multiple pickfaces buffered on a common support in an order sequence of pickfaces according to a predetermined case out order sequence of mixed case pickfaces.
- Wilmington MA, US Juergen D. CONRAD - York PA, US Robert HSIUNG - Cambridge MA, US William JOHNSON, JR. - Wilmington MA, US Edward A. MACDONALD - MACDONALD MA, US Larry M. SWEET - Atlanta GA, US
International Classification:
B65G 1/137 B65G 1/04 B66F 9/06
Abstract:
In accordance with one or more aspects of the disclosed embodiment, a lift includes at least one load handling device configured so as to reciprocate along a lift axis, the load handling device including a frame forming a payload section with a payload support surface having a common elevation configured to hold one or more pickfaces at the common elevation of the payload support surface, at least one transfer arm movably mounted to the frame, and a drive section connected to the load handling device and being configured to move the load handling device along the lift axis, wherein the one or more pickfaces carried in unison by the payload support surface of the at least one load handling device, define an order sequence of pickfaces on the at least one load handling device according to a predetermined case out order sequence of mixed cases.
- Wilmington MA, US Robert Hsiung - Cambridge MA, US Kirill K. Pankratov - Acton MA, US Robert Sullivan - Wilmington MA, US Larry M. Sweet - Atlanta GA, US
International Classification:
B65G 1/04
Abstract:
An automated storage and retrieval system including at least one autonomous transport vehicle, a transfer deck that defines a transport surface for the vehicle, at least one reciprocating lift, a first and second pickface interface station connected to the deck and spaced apart from each other, each station forming a pickface transfer interfacing between the vehicle on the deck and the lift at each station so that a pickface is transferred between the lift and the vehicle at each station, wherein the vehicle is configured to pick a first pickface at the first station, traverse the deck and buffer the first pickface, or at least a portion thereof, at the second station so that the second station has multiple pickfaces buffered on a common support in an order sequence of pickfaces according to a predetermined case out order sequence of mixed case pickfaces.
- Wilmington MA, US Juergen D. CONRAD - York PA, US Robert HSIUNG - Cambridge MA, US Larry M. SWEET - Atlanta GA, US
International Classification:
G06Q 10/08 B65G 1/04 B65G 1/06
Abstract:
A product order fulfillment system includes multiple decks arrayed at different levels and defining multilevel decks, at least one autonomous transport vehicle on each of the decks, and configured for holding and transporting a pickface on each deck, at least one lift, traversing and connecting more than one level of the decks, and arranged for lifting and lowering the pickface from the decks, and at least one pickface transfer station on each deck interfacing between the transport vehicle and the at least one lift to effect transfer of the pickface between the transport vehicle and the at least one lift, the at least one lift defines a fulfillment stream of mixed case pickfaces outbound from the multilevel decks to a load fill, at least one stream of the fulfillment stream has an ordered sequence of streaming pickfaces wherein the ordered sequence of streaming pickfaces is based on another fulfilment stream.
- Wilmington MA, US Juergen D. CONRAD - York PA, US Robert HSIUNG - Cambridge MA, US Larry M. SWEET - Atlanta GA, US
International Classification:
G06Q 10/08 B65G 1/06 B65G 1/04
Abstract:
A product order fulfillment system includes multiple decks arrayed at different levels and defining multilevel decks, at least one autonomous transport vehicle on each of the decks, and configured for holding and transporting a pickface on each deck, at least one lift, traversing and connecting more than one level of the decks, and arranged for lifting and lowering the pickface from the decks, and at least one pickface transfer station on each deck interfacing between the transport vehicle and the at least one lift to effect transfer of the pickface between the transport vehicle and the at least one lift, the at least one lift defines a fulfillment stream of mixed case pickfaces outbound from the multilevel decks to a load fill, at least one stream of the fulfillment stream has an ordered sequence of streaming pickfaces wherein the ordered sequence of streaming pickfaces is based on another fulfilment stream.
- Wilmington MA, US Juergen D. CONRAD - York PA, US Robert HSIUNG - Cambridge MA, US William JOHNSON, Jr. - Wilmington MA, US Edward A. MACDONALD - Somerville MA, US Larry M. SWEET - Atlanta GA, US
International Classification:
B65G 1/137 B65G 1/04
Abstract:
In accordance with one or more aspects of the disclosed embodiment, a lift includes at least one load handling device configured so as to reciprocate along a lift axis, the load handling device including a frame forming a payload section with a payload support surface having a common elevation configured to hold one or more pickfaces at the common elevation of the payload support surface, at least one transfer arm movably mounted to the frame, and a drive section connected to the load handling device and being configured to move the load handling device along the lift axis, wherein the one or more pickfaces carried in unison by the payload support surface of the at least one load handling device, define an order sequence of pickfaces on the at least one load handling device according to a predetermined case out order sequence of mixed cases.
- Wilmington MA, US Robert HSIUNG - Cambridge MA, US Kirill K. PANKRATOV - Acton MA, US Robert SULLIVAN - Wilmington MA, US Larry M. SWEET - Atlanta GA, US
International Classification:
B65G 1/04
Abstract:
An automated storage and retrieval system including at least one autonomous transport vehicle, a transfer deck that defines a transport surface for the vehicle, at least one reciprocating lift, a first and second pickface interface station connected to the deck and spaced apart from each other, each station forming a pickface transfer interfacing between the vehicle on the deck and the lift at each station so that a pickface is transferred between the lift and the vehicle at each station, wherein the vehicle is configured to pick a first pickface at the first station, traverse the deck and buffer the first pickface, or at least a portion thereof, at the second station so that the second station has multiple pickfaces buffered on a common support in an order sequence of pickfaces according to a predetermined case out order sequence of mixed case pickfaces.