Egg identification device

Abstract

The invention discloses an egg identification device which consists of a hen coop, an egg pick-up box, a ball screw, a ball screw slider, a screw motor, an intermediate sliding beam, a perpendicular detection probe, a conveyor belt motor, a conveyor belt, a roller, a conveyor belt slider, a horizontal detection probe and a control cabinet. The egg pick-up box is fixed on the hen coop. The ball screw slider is connected with the ball screw. One end of the ball screw is fixed on the hen coop, and the other end of the ball screw is connected with the screw motor. The intermediate sliding beam is erected on the ball screw slider. The perpendicular detection probe is fixed at the lower end of the intermediate sliding beam. The conveyor belt is clamped on the roller. The roller is connected with the conveyor belt motor. The conveyor belt slider is fixed on the conveyor belt. The horizontal detection probe is fixed at the upper end of the conveyor belt slider. The control cabinet is connected with related units of the hen coop through lead wires. The device has the function of automatically detecting whether eggs exist in the hen coop, thereby preventing the waste of manpower and materials.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a device for identifying the presence or absence of eggs, in particular to a device for automatically identifying the presence or absence of eggs that is applied to chicken coops. Background technique [0002] Now with the expansion of the scale of raising chickens year by year, it also brings a lot of problems. The distribution of the chicken house requires good ventilation and ventilation, and it also requires sunlight. As a result, the distribution of the chicken houses is quite scattered. If the eggs are not taken out in time, they may be eaten by the hens or sprinkled with a large amount of feed, which will affect the sales of eggs. Facing chicken coops tens of meters or even hundreds of meters apart, and facing thousands of eggs, checking whether there are eggs has become a difficult problem, but there is no such device on the market now. Contents of the invention [0003] Aiming at the above deficiencies, the present...

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Problems solved by technology

In this way, the distribution of chicken houses is quite scattered. If the eggs are not taken out in time, they may be eaten by the hens or sprinkled with a large amount of feed, which will affect the sales of eggs.

In the face of tens of meters or even hundreds of meters of chicken coops, facing thousands of eggs, the inspection of whether there are eggs has become a difficult problem, but there is no such device on the market now

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