The present application relates generally to cable protection systems, and more particularly, to cable pushers configured to protect cables lying on the floor from damage by wheels of a moveable system.
The healthcare industry utilizes a number of mobile systems for patient care. In particular, mobile three-dimensional imaging systems, robotic systems, and/or navigation systems may be used in operating rooms, procedure rooms, intensive care units, emergency departments, ambulatory surgery centers, physician offices, or the like. These moveable systems may be very useful during surgery or other procedures.
The imaging, robotic, and/or navigation systems may be moveable via a set of wheels. In some cases, omni-directional wheels may be used to allow for multiple-axis movement of the system. Omni-directional wheels provide for all of the desired degrees of freedom similar to conventional casters but without swiveling. However, the moveable nature of the equipment can pose the problem of potentially damaging nearby cables on the floor. While moving the equipment, the wheels may inadvertently run over cables or leads from various angles including laterally, and the wheels may cause damage to the cables or leads. Accordingly, there is a need to protect various cables and leads lying on the floor from this type of damage.
To meet this and other needs, cable protection devices, assemblies and systems, moveable systems with cable protectors on the wheels, and methods of installing and using the same are provided. In particular, the cable protection system may utilize features on three of the four sides of each wheel configured to contact and push nearby cables while not allowing them to wander under the wheel. The cable protector device is adaptable to omni-type wheels that provide for multiple-axis movement of the system. The cable protection system protects the wheels from various cables and leads lying flat or slightly raised from the floor that could migrate under the equipment. The cable protection system may push the cables, leads, or wires out of the way, thereby preventing any damage.
According to one embodiment, a cable protection system includes a moveable system with a plurality of wheels for moving the moveable system across a floor, and a cable pusher attached to each of the plurality of wheels. Each cable pusher may include a frame with a pair of deflector legs configured to be positioned in front of and behind each wheel in close proximity to the floor. The cable pusher may be magnetically secured to the wheel. The deflector legs may magnetically connect to the frame. As the wheels spin or rotate, the frame and deflector legs remain stationary, thereby pushing obstacles (such as cables, wires, or leads) out of the way.
The cable protection system may include one or more of the following features. Each deflector leg may include an elongate leg and a shoulder configured to mate with the frame. The shoulder may transition to the leg with a bent portion that positions the leg transverse to the shoulder and the frame when connected thereto. The shoulder may be bifurcated into two branches by a window, and magnets may be positioned in the two branches of the shoulder. The pair of deflector legs may be aligned in parallel to one another. The frame may include an upper hub configured to engage with a wheel hub of the wheel, a pair of angled arms extending distally, and a base connecting the angled arms. The upper hub of the frame may house a spinning magnet constrained inside a magnet retainer such that the spinning magnet attracts to a magnet on the wheel. The cable pusher may be attached to the wheel with a mount including a revolving central shaft and a pair of blades positioned on opposite sides of the central shaft. The wheels may be omni-directional wheels configured to allow for multiple-axis movement of the moveable system. The moveable system may be medical equipment, such as an imaging system, robotic system, and/or navigation system.
According to another embodiment, a cable pusher assembly includes a frame, first and second deflector legs, and a target mount. The frame includes an upper hub, a pair of angled arms, and a base connecting the angled arms. The base includes first and second connection areas each including north and south magnets. The first and second deflector legs each include north and south magnets configured to magnetically attract to the opposite north and south magnets of the first and second connection areas, respectively, thereby securing the first and second deflector legs to the first and second connection areas of the frame. The target mount includes a revolving central shaft and a pair of blades positioned on opposite sides of the central shaft. The upper hub of the frame houses a spinning magnet constrained inside a magnet retainer.
The cable pusher assembly may include one or more of the following features. The central shaft may include an outward projection on a front face of the mount receivable in a seat defining a cavity for the projection. The target mount including the central shaft, the seat, the spinning magnet, and the magnet retainer may be coaxially aligned along a central axis. The base and the deflector legs may include one or more indicators identifying the north and south magnets such that the magnets attract when the deflector legs are correctly positioned against the frame (and repel if not aligned properly). The magnets may be disc magnets or other suitable polar magnets.
According to yet another embodiment, a cable protection system includes a moveable system, a cable pusher, and a lifting jack. The moveable system includes a plurality of wheels for moving the moveable system across a floor. The cable pusher is attachable to one or more of the plurality of wheels. The cable pusher includes a frame with a pair of deflector legs and a mount including a revolving central shaft and a pair of blades positioned on opposite sides of the central shaft. The lifting jack is attachable to one or more of the plurality of wheels. The lifting jack includes a jack mount and a dolly. The lifting jack is configured to lift the wheel off the floor and allow for movement of the moveable system using the dolly.
The cable protection system may include one or more of the following features. The central shaft of the mount may include an outward projection defining a threaded portion configured to theadedly interface with the jack mount. The mount may be securable to the wheel with nuts positioned through openings in the blades of the mount. The lifting jack may include a jacking bolt to raise and lower the wheel. The dolly may include a plate with a plurality of caster wheels. The lifting jack and dolly may allow for the moveable system to be manually maneuvered upon power loss.
A more complete understanding of the present invention, and the attendant advantages and features thereof, will be more readily understood by reference to the following detailed description when considered in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, wherein:
Embodiments of the disclosure are generally directed to cable protection devices, assemblies, and systems. Specifically, embodiments are directed to cable protectors or pushers that prevent damage to cables, wires, or leads lying on the floor. The cable protectors may be provided on each wheel of moveable equipment to prevent the wheels from rolling over or catching the cables. The cable protectors may be especially suitable for moveable medical equipment, such as portable medical imaging systems, robotic systems, navigation systems, and the like, although it will be appreciated that the cable protectors may also be used on the wheels of moveable equipment in other applications and industries.
Additional aspects, advantages and/or other features of example embodiments of the invention will become apparent in view of the following detailed description. It should be apparent to those skilled in the art that the described embodiments provided herein are merely exemplary and illustrative and not limiting. Numerous embodiments and modifications thereof are contemplated as falling within the scope of this disclosure and equivalents thereto.
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The wheels 12 may include omni-directional wheels, which allow for the movable station 20 to be positioned in all three degrees of freedom about the horizontal plane (X, Y, Wag). The omni-directional wheels 12 allow for positioning in tight spaces, narrow corridors, or for precisely traversing up and down the length of an operating room table or patient bed. The omni-directional wheels 12 may have a central hub 24 with a plurality of smaller wheels or rollers 26 on or around its circumference. The smaller wheels 26 may be mounted at an angle to the central axis of the hub 24, thereby allowing for movement in any direction. Each wheel 12 may be powered individually to guide the portable medical imaging cart 20 in the desired direction. Further details of suitable types of omni-directional wheels 12 are provided in U.S. Pat. No. 10,842,453, which is incorporated by reference herein in its entirety for all purposes.
The medical equipment 14 is configured to move about the room via wheels 12. The equipment 14 may be moved by a person and/or with motor control. There may be cables, wire, and/or leads on or near the floor of the room, for example, from the medical equipment itself and other medical equipment used in the space. As the medical equipment 14 is moved about the space, it is desired that the wheels 12 do not run over, pinch, or otherwise damage the cables. Cable protectors or pushers 10 may be provided on each wheel 12 to prevent contact between the wheels 12 and the cables. For example, the cable pushers 10 may push or move the cables out of the way as the medical equipment 14 moves about the room.
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The distal end of each arm 36 may be connected to one another with a base 38. The frame 30 may define a cutout 40 between the hub 34, arms 36, and base 38. The cutout 40 may be generally straight along arms 36 and curved along hub 34 and base 38. The curved portion of the cutout 40 along the base 38 may be concave and the curved portion of the cutout 40 along the hub 34 may be convex. The base 38 may be segmented with a first connection portion 42 near the distal end of the first arm 36 and a second connection portion 42 near the distal end of the second arm 36. The connection portions 42 are configured to secure first and second deflector legs 32, respectively. A central portion of the base 38 between the two connection portions 42 may be configured to contact or be in close proximity to the floor.
The frame 30 has an outward-facing face 44 and an opposite inward facing face 46. The inward face 46 is configured to face toward the wheel hub 24 when the cable protector 10 is attached to the wheel 12. The outward face 44 may have a generally planar surface. The components of the frame 30 may be formed from a solid material or may be separate components that are joined together, for example, with pins, adhesive, or the like. The cable protector 10 may be formed from metals, such as steel, aluminum, or iron; plastics, such as polyurethane or polyvinylchloride; rubber; or combinations thereof.
Each deflector leg 32 includes an elongate blade or leg 50 and a shoulder 52. The shoulder 52 includes connection portion 54 configured to mate with the corresponding connections portions 42 on the frame 30. The shoulder 52 transitions to the leg 50 with an angled or bent portion 56. The bent portion 56 may be offset to one side of the shoulder 52. The bent portion 56 positions the leg 50 transverse to the shoulder 52 and body of the frame 30 when connected thereto. For example, the bent portion 56 may be angled about 80-100°, or about 90° such that the leg 50 extends generally perpendicular to the shoulder 52 and body of the frame 30 when connected thereto. Each blade or leg 50 terminates at a free end 58. When the cable protector 10 is attached to the wheel 12, the leg 50 is configured to extend back and under the wheel 12. Thus, the length of the leg 50 may be equal to or greater than the width of the wheel 12, thereby providing adequate protection to the wheel 12. With two legs 32 attached to the frame 30 (i.e., left and right deflector legs 32), the legs 50 are positioned in front of and behind the wheel 12, respectively. The pair of legs 50 may be aligned generally in parallel to one another. Each leg 50 also has a height configured to block any cables or leads lying on or near the floor. The legs 50 may be slightly angled away from one another such that the top of each leg 50 is further away from one another and the bottom of each leg 50 closer together. In this manner, the legs 50 protect the wheel 12 during travel in any direction.
To assist in assembly and/or with visibility, each shoulder 52 may define a cutout or window 60. The window 60 may bifurcate the shoulder 52 into two branches configured to receive the magnets 90, 92. The window 60 may form an arch shape with rounded corners. The connection portion 54 may form a flat face configured to mate against a corresponding flat face of the connection portion 42 on the frame 30. When the legs 32 are coupled to the frame 30, notches 62 may be defined between the shoulder 52 and the base 38 of the frame 30. The notches 62 may be generally triangular in shape. The notches 62 may be formed on the underside of the cable protector assembly 10, thereby providing clearance from the floor.
The cable pusher assembly 10 may be attached to the wheel 12 with a mount 70. The mount 70 may form a spinning target mount including a revolving central shaft 72 with one or more blades 74. The central shaft 72 may include a projection 73 on the front face of the mount 70. The projection 73 may define a circular or cylindrical interface. In one embodiment, a pair of blades 74 are aligned with one another on opposite sides of the shaft. 72. Although two blades 74 are exemplified, it will be appreciated that the mount 70 may include a suitable number of blades 74 or other geometry to secure the cable pusher assembly 10 to the wheel assembly 12. When attached to the wheel 12, the mount 70 is configured to revolve such that the mount 70 keeps pace with the revolution of the wheel 12 while holding the frame 30 and legs 32 steady.
The mount 70 may be secured to the wheel 12 with one or more fastening mechanisms. In one embodiment, the mount 70 is magnetically attracted to the wheel hub 24. In this manner, the cable pusher assembly 10 can be easily attached and removed by hand, without any tools. The mount 70 may also be attached with one or more fasteners, such as screws, bolts, or nuts 104. Openings 76 may be provided near the free end of each blade 74. The openings 76 may be configured to receive the respective fasteners, thereby allowing the mount 70 to be optionally bolted to the wheel hub 24.
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The mount 70 may be separated from the frame 30 and magnetically attracted to the frame 30 via the constrained magnet 78. The outward projection 73 of the mount 70 is receivable in a seat 84 which defines a cavity for receiving the projection 73. The seat 84 may be sandwiched between the projection 73 and the constrained magnet 78. The mount 70 including shaft 72, seat 84, spinning magnet 78, and magnet retainer 80 may be coaxially aligned along central axis A. The spinning magnetic target mount 70 magnetically attaches to the wheel hub 24. When the assembly 10 is attached to the wheel 12, the central axis A is aligned to and corresponds with the central rotational axis of the wheel hub 24. As the wheel 12 spins or rotates, the frame 30 and deflector legs 32 remain stationary, thereby pushing any obstacles out of the way.
The cable pusher assembly 10 is configured to easily detach as a whole from each wheel 12 so that the cable pusher assemblies 10 can be quickly removed prior to traversing over a fixed or rigid obstacle, such as a threshold. In the event that the cable pusher assemblies 10 are forgotten to be removed and inadvertently run into a threshold, each deflector leg 32 may utilize a magnetic break-away interface in order to prevent serious damage to the equipment 14 as well as the cable pusher assembly themselves. Upon impact, the deflector legs 32 may detach while the main frame 30 rotates on the wheel 12. A quick reassembling and mounting gets the deflector legs 32 back to being operational.
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When aligned properly and placed near one another, the north pole of one magnet 86, 90 is attracted to the south pole of the opposite magnet 88, 92. The connection portions 42, 54 may include one or more indictors 94 to identify the polarity of the magnets 86, 88, 90, 92 and/or the proper positioning of the deflector legs 32 relative to the frame 30. In other words, the north and south magnetic attachment points may be arranged and marked in such a way that correct positioning of the left and right deflector legs 32 occur by attracting when correct and repelling when incorrect.
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The cable protection assembly is configured to protect cables lying on or near the floor from damage by wheels of a moveable system, such as an imaging system. The cable protectors may be especially suitable for use with omni-type wheels that provide for multiple-axis movement of the moveable system. The cable protectors eliminate the need to reach under the wheel to assemble the assembly. Therefore, these cable protectors are less dangerous than snap-together sliding floor ring type protectors used for standard swivel casters. The cable protectors greatly reduce opportunities for breakage of the protectors even upon sudden contact due to the break-away magnetic deflector legs. Minimal sliding contact on the wheels and floor greatly reduce wear and noise since the assemblies hang a slight distance from the floor. Due to the magnetic interface, no tools are required for mounting the cable protectors to the wheels or reassembling after a collision. The cable pusher mount also provides an additional interface for other attachments, such as a wheel jacks.
Although the invention has been described in detail and with reference to specific embodiments, it will be apparent to one skilled in the art that various changes and modifications can be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Thus, it is intended that the invention covers the modifications and variations of this invention provided they come within the scope of the appended claims and their equivalents. It is expressly intended, for example, that all components of the various devices disclosed above may be combined or modified in any suitable configuration.
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