Device for recognizing whether eggs exist or not

Abstract

A device for recognizing whether eggs exist or not is composed of an egg box shelf, weighing sensors, egg picking boxes, a chicken cage, a buzzer, a key, an LED lamp, a controller, a liquid crystal screen, a controller mounting box and a fixed strip plate. The egg box shelf is welded on the chicken cage. Circular hole grooves are formed in the two sides of the egg box shelf. The weighing sensors are placed in the circular hole grooves. The egg picking boxes are placed on the weighing sensors. The fixed strip plate is welded on the chicken cage. The controller mounting box is mounted on the fixed strip plate. The controller is placed in the controller mounting box. The weighing sensors can conveniently conducting locating through the circular hole grooves formed in the two sides of the egg box shelf and can detect gravity of the eggs, and therefore the whole mass of the eggs is convenient to count; the liquid crystal screen can display data of the sensors for people in a character form, and therefore people can know both the total number and the total mass of the eggs. The device is simple in structure, low in maintenance cost, and capable of avoiding waste of a large number of human and material resources.

Description

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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