Substitute Teacher at Bellevue School District, Researcher at Pollack Laboratory, Dept. of Bio-Engineering, Water Polo Rep. at Edgebrook-Midlakes
Location:
Bellevue, Washington
Industry:
Nonprofit Organization Management
Work:
Bellevue School District - Middle and High School since Sep 2005
Substitute Teacher
Pollack Laboratory, Dept. of Bio-Engineering - Foege Building, University of Washington since Nov 2010
Researcher
Edgebrook-Midlakes since Mar 2006
Water Polo Rep.
Sturtevants Sports Sep 1996 - Apr 2005
Salesman
Ederer and Others Firms - Oregon & Washington Nov 1981 - Jun 1992
Project Estimator &Sales
Education:
University of Washington, Michael G. Foster School of Business 1988 - 1990
MBA, Finance and Marketing
Washington State University 1977 - 1981
Bachelor of Arts, Mathematics
Ronald Griffin - Agua Dulce CA Eric J. Allard - Granada Hills CA
International Classification:
B62D 502 B62D 1108
US Classification:
180 22
Abstract:
A robot transport platform adapted for locomotion, having a base with three wheels on each side. Of the three wheels on each side, the wheels near the fore end and the aft end are omnidirectional wheels; the intermediate wheel in between the omnidirectional wheels is a conventional wheel. The omnidirectional wheels have staggered rows of spherical rollers rotatably mounted to the circumference of the wheel's hub. More precisely, the rollers are mounted to annular shafts that circumscribe the circumference of the hub, and are supported in an overlying position over the hub by radially extending spokes. Anti-rattle washers are provided in between adjacent rollers. Torque is provided by two electric motors independently operating the wheels on each side. Torque is transferred to the wheels via a gear box, a chain, and cogged drive belts. The robot transport platform is controlled by radio and accordingly has a radio receiver mounted to the base.