baber/WOPTO huggingface dataset:
Patent GB-2454989-A (GB)
Title: Online game server and online game program
Inventor: KATSUME YOSHITAKA
IPC: A63F13/88
Filed: 2008-11-20
Abstract: In an online game server 10, an updater updates at least one of a game program and game data for a server 10 stored in a storage section in accordance with an update operation for data to be utilized when a sub game other than a main game is executed on a client terminal 21-2N of an online game system. The updated data are stored in a shared library format that can be utilized in the client terminal 21-2N. A transmitter transmits the updated data including the updated portion data to the client terminal 21-2N. In the client terminal 21-2N, a rewriter rewrites at least one of a game program and game data for client stored in a memory. In the case where there is a specification operational input by a player, a controller controls progress of the sub game part of online game using the updated data stored within the client 21-2N without carrying out communication with the online game server 10. The sub game may be a tutorial mode for the online game that is normally executed using communication with the server 10. The online game therefore has online play and offline play, helping to reduce communication traffic load.
Patent GB-2452431-A (GB)
Title: Wrap around interactive surface display
Inventor: UNSWORTH PETER
IPC: G06F3/0354
Filed: 2008-11-21
Abstract: There is disclosed an interactive display system comprising an interactive surface for displaying an image and adapted for detecting the positions, in use, of a pointing device on the interactive surface, wherein an icon displayed on the screen dragged toward the edge of the display is displayed on the opposite side of the screen. The icon dragged may be allocated to a first user and when dragged to the edge of an active area by said first user is displayed in a second active area and is allocated to a second user.
Patent GB-2474417-A (GB)
Title: A spring and a spring assembly
Inventor: DADD MICHAEL WILLIAM
IPC: F16F1/02
Filed: 2009-07-03
Abstract: A spring 600 comprises a plurality of individual resilient arms 614, the spring having a substantially planar form in an unloaded state and rotational symmetry of at least order two about a symmetry axis perpendicular to the plane of the spring. The spring 600 further comprises: an inner hub 616 and an outer hub 618, the inner hub 616 being radially inward with respect to the outer hub 618. The plurality of resilient connecting arms 614 are each connected at an inner end to the inner hub 616 and at an outer end to the outer hub 618, the plurality of resilient connecting arms 614 being configured to provide a restoring force parallel to the symmetry axis when the inner and outer hubs 616, 618 are displaced relative to each other along the symmetry axis. The inner hub 616, the outer hub 618 and each of the plurality of resilient connecting arms 614 are formed as physically separate elements and are connected to each other during assembly to form the spring 600. Also disclosed is a kit of parts for constructing the spring 600, a piston and cylinder assembly including the spring 600 and a method of manufacturing the spring 600.
Patent GB-2467198-A (GB)
Title: Advertising display and poster mounting system
Inventor: KNIGHT PETER
IPC: A47G1/16
Filed: 2009-10-23
Abstract: A poster mounting system for an advertising billboard or hoarding 200 comprises a loop or length of wire or cable 235 located around the perimeter of the hoarding 230 to which can be removably attached a plurality of poster clamps 1 used to hold the poster for display. The system further comprises a guide frame over which the poster is pulled by tightening or adding tension on the wire loop 220. Each poster clamp comprises first and second members or jaws, arranged for pivotal movement with respect to each other, for gripping the opposing sides of the poster and a device for locking or keeping the two members clamped together (see figure 8, not shown). The system may be used in conjunction with an advertising display including means, such as light emitting diodes, for illuminating a poster and surrounding area and capable of varying the brightness and colour of the illumination (see figure 53, not shown).
Patent GB-2462762-A (GB)
Title: Chip package with pin stabilization layer
Inventor: TOSAYA ERIC
IPC: H01L21/48
Filed: 2008-05-16
Abstract: Various methods and apparatus for semiconductor packing are disclosed. In one aspect, a method of manufacturing is provided that includes coupling first ends (237a) of plural conductor pins (183a, 183b, 183c) to a first surface (175) of a semiconductor chip package substrate (105). A layer (170) is formed on the first surface (175) that engages and resists lateral movement of the conductor pins (183a, 183b, 183c) while leaving second ends (237b) of the conductor pins (183a, 183b, 183c) exposed.
Patent GB-603785-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in machines for treating food products
IPC: A23P30/36
Filed: 1945-04-23
Abstract: 603,785. Steam pressure cooking apparatus. QUAKER OATS CO. April 23. 1945. No. 10161. Convention date, April 28, 1944. [Class 28(i)] [Also in Groups I and XVIII] The cooking of starch - containing food is effected by means of an apparatus comprising a support carrying at least one pressure chamber in a cycle of movement, means for supplying the uncooked food through an opening in the chamber, at one point in the cycle, and for then applying a closure to the opening, means for circulating steam through the chamber during movement of the support, and means for shutting off the steam prior to the end of the cycle of movement and for releasing the closure thereafter. A turret 10 (Fig. 3) which is intermittently rotatable supports eight pressure chambers 12. A charge of raw food is supplied to each chamber in turn at the a position from the loading device D through the spout E. During movement of the charged chamber between the a and b position, a closure 40 at the mouth of the chamber drops thereover and oscillation of a fork 61 strikes a pin 55 and so turns a cam ring 52 to clamp the closure tightly over the mouth of the chamber. At position c steam under pressure from a chamber I in the turret (Fig. 5) is admitted to the chamber 12 by way of a pipe 82 upon the opening of a valve 78 on the pipe 82 by the agency of a cam 85, and by the opening of a valve 103 on an outlet pipe 98. of the chamber 12, the steam is led from the chamber into a chamber O in the turret. The valves 78 and 103 are maintained open in positions d, e and f of the turret. At the position g the valve 103 is closed by the cam 105, the steam inlet valve 78 remaining open. Between the positions g and h steam pressure in the chamber 12 thus increases. At position h the inlet valve 78 is closed by the cam 85, and immediately thereafter a sliding trip arm 62 strikes a pin 55 to unclamp the closure 40 and allow the contents of the chamber 12 to discharge therefrom into a bin B.
Patent GB-823630-A (GB)
Title: Weighbridge
Inventor: REISER GEORGE CHESTER
IPC: G01G19/02
Filed: 1958-03-31
Abstract: 823,630. Weighbridges. TOLEDO SCALE CORPORATION. March 31, 1958, No. 10304/58. Class 143 A weighbridge comprises a reinforced concrete slab 21 cast in a frame 3 constructed from channel section girders 15 provided with snags 18. Plates 20 reinforce the corners of the frame and form supports for stops 22, which engage the pit walls to limit side movement of the weighbridge, and bolts 23, which secure the suspension bearing members 14 to the weighbridge. Members 14 bear on levers 5 which are fulcrumed at 6 and connected to the load counterbalancing mechanism 2 by means of levers 7, 9 which are fulcrumed at 8 and 10 respectively.
Patent GB-610375-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to automatic lubricators
IPC: B25D17/26
Filed: 1946-04-03
Abstract: 610,375. Air-line lubricators. NICAISE, V. F. April 3, 1946, No. 10317. Convention date, May 1, 1941. [Class 12 (iii)] The chamber of an air-line lubricator surrounds the air conduit and has a very narrow passage-way for the passage of lubricant into the air line by way of very narrow grooves between the inner and outer walls of the chamber, formed when trueing of the end face of the inner wall, the pressure air being admitted to the chamber through holes in a wall of the chamber space. The lubricator comprises two parts a and b screwed together and having an axial bore c forming the air conduit. A tubular extension h has small holes j inclined towards the pressure air and giving access to the lubricant chamber e. The extension h bears against the wall i, but is provided with very narrow grooves, formed when trueing up its end face, for passage of the lubricant. An air filter m may be fitted.
Patent GB-1196362-A (GB)
Title: Holder with a Plurality of Winged Attachments for use in Orthodontics Held therein
Inventor: RUSSELL GERALD WERNER
IPC: B25B27/00
Filed: 1968-03-04
Abstract: 1,196,362. Dispensing articles. G. W. RUSSELL. 13 Feb., 1969 [4 March, 1968], No. 10420/68. Heading A4T. [Also in Divisions A5 and B3] A holder and dispenser for winged brackets 10 used in orthodontics and having a central groove 11, comprises two elongated strips 1, 4 welded together at 3 along one side, the strip 4 being wider than 1 and having a right angle flange 5 holding the articles in line by engaging in the grooves and with one of each pair of wings slidably engaged in the space between the strips on the other side. The end 7 of the strips is narrowed and the space between the strips is pinched together whereby a bracket moved to that end is releasably gripped by one wing and exposes the other wing for ease of working, e.g. welding or adhering to another work piece, e.g. an orthodontic band, after which the holder is pulled off the captive wing which is then also available for welding.
Patent GB-207751-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to wheels
IPC: B60B9/08
Filed: 1923-04-17
Abstract: 207,751. McCord, C. J. April 17, 1923. Spring wheels.-The hub portion 4 is formed with radial spokes 6, to the concave faces of which sets of springs 8 are bolted, engaging at their free outer ends with buttresses 17 on the rim portion. Each set of springs 8 comprises several separate complete springs, so that if one is broken the remainder are effective. Upon excessive strain the buttresses 17 contact directly with the hub portion 4. Discs 20, 21, Fig. 3. secured to the rim are provided to exclude dust &c. The hub and rim portions may be fixed together to form a rigid wheel by screwing in a cap 25 to engage in a central opening 26 in the disc 20.
Patent GB-643416-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in battery laying cages, brooders and the like
IPC: A01K31/00
Filed: 1948-04-15
Abstract: 643,416. Poultry cages. McBAIN, A. April 15, 1948, No. 10456. [Class 5(ii)] A battery laying cage or brooder comprises cages 13 carried by a frame rotatable about a vertical shaft 11, and dropping boards 17 which are cleaned by scrapers 18, or fixed or rotating brushes, as the frame rotates, the droppings being collected in a bin 20. The frame is rotated by a motor and a ratchet device 25 is provided for manual rotation. Fixed food boxes 22 and water troughs are provided for each tier of cages. Time switches may be. provided to control the rotation of the cages and may also be used to provide a lighted feeding period during darkness.
Patent GB-1078552-A (GB)
Title: Injection moulding machine for thermoplastic synthetic plastic materials
IPC: B29C45/26
Filed: 1965-03-11
Abstract: 1,078,552. Injection moulding machines. GEORG FISCHER A.G. March 11, 1965 [March 12, 1964], No. 10456/65. Heading B5A. In a rotary table type injection moulding machine in which moulds (10) (Figs. 1, 2, not shown)arebroughtinturn into and out of injection, cooling and unloading stations, each mould is provided with internal locking means operated by actuating elements fixed to the frame of the machine. The mould parts 31, 32 (Fig. 3) are locked together by tie-rods 33 having notches 36 engaged by arms 38, (39) on cam-shafts (34, 35), Figs. 4, 5 (not shown). The shafts (34, 35) are coupled by plates (41, 42) and plungers 43 to a ring 44 (Fig. 9) which is engaged at the unloading station by dogs 91, 92 operated by cylinders 95, 96. Core members 73 (Figs. 6, 9) are advanced and retracted by means of a rotatable bush 67 having camtracks (71, 72), Fig. 7 (not shown), engaged by rollers 74 carried by the core member 73. The bushes 67 are rotated by means of racks 65 actuated by cylinders 61 ... 64 (Fig. 9). A kneading action can be imparted to the injected material by moving the core members 73 to and fro relatively to the mould 31, 32 by means of cylinders (84 ... 87), Fig. 8 (not shown). Ejection of the moulded article is effected by a mandrel 101 (Fig. 9) introduced through the mould sprue 46. A slide member 48 (Fig. 3) for closing the sprue is opened at the unloading station. Pressure on the injected material during cooling is maintained by a bush 75 (Fig. 6) under the bias of disc springs 76 and adjustable by means of a screw 78.
Patent GB-1160307-A (GB)
Title: Protective Enclosure for a Cable Splice or a Cable End Portion
Inventor: CHANNELL WILLIAM HERBERT
IPC: H02G15/192
Filed: 1967-03-06
Abstract: 1,160,307. Cable splice enclosure. W. H. CHANNELL. 6 March, 1967 [5 Dec., 1966], No. 10496/67. Heading H2E. A cable splice enclosure for multiple sheath cables has end section sleeves 2, 3, attached to the ends of a cable splice sleeve 1 adapted to receive a cable splice 4; all cable sheaths except the innermost sheath 9, which extends into sleeve 1, being terminated in the end section sleeves. Threaded intercoupling adapters, as 15 and 30, bonded to the sleeves, serve to join the sleeves together, watertight sealing devices being incorporated in the joints. These sealing devices take the form of grommets 50 with tapered outer surfaces 52 which fit snugly in extension 17 of adapter 15, and with uniform inner bore 51, and counterbore 53 at the smaller diameter end. A bushing 60, whose internal bore closely fits the cable sheath, and which has a flange 61 to fit in counterbore 53 of the grommet, is positioned in the central bore of the grommet. Plastic washers 65 are provided at both ends of the grommet to compress it when adapters 15 and 30 are threaded together. Subsidiary bores 68 are provided in these washers which line up with similar subsidiary bores 54 in the grommets. Through these, valved tubes 90 are inserted to provide pressurized gas communication between sections; or cable shield connectors 80 may be passed through to electrically join the metal cable sheaths of the cables 5 and 6. If not required the bores 68 are sealed with plugs 100. The sleeves 1, 2 &c. are moulded from a plastic such as acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene (A.B.S.) A similar arrangement to the preceding is employed where it is required merely to terminate a cable within a sleeve, Fig. 13, not shown. In this case the terminating grommet (107) has no holes and is compressed and retained by end cap (106) to form a tight seal. Several end section sleeves may be required where the cables to be spliced have multiple sheaths of more complicated form, Fig. 14, not shown. Also two cables can enter through one end of the splice enclosure, Fig. 15, not shown.
Patent GB-1080304-A (GB)
Title: Ausforming high-strength alloy steels
Inventor: KENNEFORD ARTHUR SPENCER
IPC: C22C38/04
Filed: 1965-03-12
Abstract: A steel comprising:- .C.0.15 - 1.0% .Mn.0.25 - 3.0% .Si.1 - 2.5% .Mo.0.5 - 3% .Cu.1 - 3% .V.0.2 - 1% the balance, apart from impurities, and residuals such as Cr 0.05% and Ni 0.01%, being iron is "ausformed" by austenetizing above the AC3 point, quenching to an intermediate temperature (e.g. 400 DEG -700 DEG C.), working the steel in the metastable austenitic state followed by quenching and tempering. The first quench may be in air, a metal bath, or a salt bath or may be a gas chill (e.g. argon).
Patent GB-105597-A (GB)
IPC: B41J3/01
Abstract: 105,597. Fairweather, W. C., (Underwood Typewriter Co.). April 15, 1916. Type-lever machines; types.-In a visible front-strike machine with a fixed type-lever support for writing languages such as Chinese in which the lines are read vertically, the platen is rotated for letterspacing and moved axially for linespacing and the types are arranged to make impressions oriented in the direction of the platen. The machine is specially applicable for printing Chinese by means of a known alphabet of forty or more characters. Letter-spacing mechanism.-A fast-and-loose dog escapement 30 operated by a universal bar 38 arranged under the key-levers 2 and the space-bar levers 70b, permits the step-by-step rotation of a spring drum 27 geared to the platen 10 in the following manner. The platen is geared through pinions 55, 56 to pinions 51, 52 on a shaft 53 journaled in the carriage 54, one or other of the pinions 51, 52 being in engagement with a barrel pinion 48 which is journaled in the framework and gears with a pinion 47 on a shaft 46 which is geared through a shaft 43 to the spring drum. At the end of a line, the spring is wound and the platen is rotated backwards to the normal position by depressing a hand-lever 63 provided with a sector 66 which is geared through a pinion 67 to the spring drum. Accenting-arrangements.-The key-levers 2 associated with type-levers for printing accents or signs for building characters are formed with curved parts 70 to prevent operation of the universal bar 38. Line-spacing mechanism.-The carriage 54 is drawn to the right by a spring drum and is provided with a rack 78 gearing with a pinion 79 on an escapement wheel 80 which is released step by step by a fast-and-loose-dog escapement 81 controlled by a line-spacing key 71 or by the platenrotating lever 63. The key 71 is connected to a lever 89 which is pivoted at 90 and connected by a link 91 to an arm 92 on a rock-shaft 93 provided with an arm 94 engaging the fast dog of the escapement. On pressing and releasing the key 71, the platen moves axially. The lever 63 rocks a finger 99 adapted to engage a member 100 pivoted on an arm 97 on the rock shaft 93 and formed with a shoulder which engages a pin 103 on the arm. On depressing the lever 63, the finger 99 engages and releases the member 100, the arm 97 being moved upwards and released to operate the escapement. During the upward or return movement of the lever 63, the finger 99 rotates and then releases the member 100, a spring restoring the member to the normal position. At the end of a line, the carriage is pushed back to the left, thus re-winding the spring-drum. The carriage can be released by depressing a key secured to a bail carrying the rack 78. Ink-ribbon mechanism.-The type-levers 8 for both the ordinary and the accenting types are formed with heels 13 to engage a universal bail 14 on a reciprocating frame 15 carrying a slotted arm 20 for operating the vibrator 24. The frame 15 is recessed at 83 to avoid striking the escapement 81.
Patent GB-344256-A (GB)
Title: Insulators for sparking plugs
IPC: H01T13/38
Filed: 1930-04-03
Abstract: 344,256. Sparking-plugs. I. G. FARBENINDUSTRIE AKT.-GES., Frankforton-Main, Germany. April 3, 1930, No. 10583. Convention date, April 22, 1929. Addition to 340,865. [Class 7 (iv).] The corundum composition insulator of the parent Specification is combined with a head-piece of crystallized corundum. The surface is ground or polished, or treated with a solution of alumina in sodium or potassium borate. In a modification those portions of the composition which are exposed to the combustion gases are coated with crystalline corundum.
Patent GB-623145-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to seed drills
IPC: A01C7/20
Filed: 1947-04-21
Abstract: 623,145. Seed-sowing machines. MINCH, H., and MINCH, B. April 21, 1947, No. 10591. [Class 6(i)] The seed-depositing shoes of a multiplefurrow seed drill are arranged in at least three transverse rows, the shoes of any row being staggered in relation to those of other rows with respect to the direction of the furrows. In the form shown, the drill shoes are arranged in five transverse rows beneath a single seed hopper a provided with a rotary feed-wheel b. The shoes are mounted in staggered relation both longitudinally and transversely of the furrows and each group of three shoes (g<SP>1</SP>, g<SP>2</SP>, g<SP>3</SP>, or h<SP>1</SP>, h<SP>2</SP>, h<SP>3</SP>), depositing seed in alternate furrows, is located along a line diagonal to the furrows. The distance between the shoes in adjacent furrows may thus be as great as desired even if the furrows themselves are reduced in width. Separate feed wheels b may be mounted in the same hopper to feed different groups of drill shoes.
Patent GB-478722-A (GB)
Title: Hooded dust-pan
IPC: A47L13/52
Filed: 1936-04-14
Abstract: 478,722. Dustpans. LEVY, O. April 14, 1936, No. 10623. Void. Convention date, April 10, 1935. [Class 19] A dustpan 1 preferably of light sheet metal is formed with side walls 2, rear wall 3 and forwardly extending hood 6 which may have reinforcement corrugations 7. The handle 9 also is strengthened by the provision of double edges and a sunk rib 10 and a screwed &c. socket 14 is adapted to receive a stick. A fitting for hanging up may be provided under the front edge 4.
Patent GB-741245-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in work-tables for barbers
Inventor: EISLER ERICH
IPC: A47B37/00
Filed: 1953-04-17
Abstract: 741,245. Stands. WELLA AKT.-GES. April 15, 1954 [April 17, 1953], No. 10648/53. Classes 52(3) and 52(5). A barber's work table with base 1 on castors 2 and table top 4 on a tubular stem 3 has a metal bowl 7, with inner glass or porcelain container 8 for hair dyes or other treatment liquid, mounted on an articulated arm (not shown) or on a flexible tube 6 of helically coiled material slidably arranged in stem 3 the tube or arm being held in any vertical position by a spring 9 engaging the inner wall of the stem and other adjustments are made by bending the tube 6.
Patent GB-558643-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to electric soldering apparatus
IPC: B23K3/03
Filed: 1942-07-31
Abstract: 558,643. Electric soldering-apparatus. STANDARD TELEPHONES & CABLES, Ltd. (trading as STANELCO PRODUCTS), and WARD, G. L. July 31, 1942, No. 10731. [Class 39 (iii)] [Also in Group XXII] A cup-shaped copper bit 1 is secured to a ring 2 carried by a forked bracket 3 sliding on a pillar 4 under the action of a spring 7. The bit contains a carbon block 8 adapted to make contact with a rod 9 when its holder 10 is moved downward by mechanism of the kind described in Specifications 546,695 or 558,223, [both in Group XXII]. The lower end of the bit 1 is adapted for soldering an annular piece 15 to a block 16. In operation, a treadle or lever depresses the rod 9 intc contact with the block 8, and the latter with the bit 1 into contact with the work, against the action of spring 7. In a modification, the parts, 3, 9, 10 may be fixed, and the work brought into contact with the bit by sliding upward. Workpieces may be mounted on a rotating table and automatically raised into contact with the bit. In a hand-operated soldering tool. the rod 9 may be brought into contact with the block 8 by lever mechanism as described in Specification 558,634.
Patent GB-571685-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in helicopters
IPC: B64C27/37
Filed: 1944-05-18
Abstract: 571,685. Helicopters. WEIR, Ltd., G. & J., and PULLIN, C. G. May 18, 1944, No. 10827/45. Divided out of 570,004. [Class 4] Each rotor blade of a helicopter comprises an inboard part 32a pivoted to the rotor hub about a flapping axis 48 and an outboard part 32b pivoted to the inboard part about a pivot 54 so inclined that upward flapping of the outboard part relative to the inboard part is accompanied by a reduction of blade pitch angle of the outboard part, and any movement of the inboard part 32a about the pivot 48 takes place without any substantial change in the pitch angle of that part. The pivot 48 is carried by a drag-link 46 having a pivot 44 journalled in lugs on the hub, the latter rotating about an axle tiltable in any direction about a gimbal mounting. The pivot 54<x> is inclined outwardly and forwardly with respect to the direction of rotation of the blade.