A stick-shaped safety socket for charging high-power autonomous robots

Abstract

The invention discloses a rod secure socket used for charging a high-power autonomous robot. The rod secure socket comprises an insulating support rod, a square copper binding post, a movable spring insulation sleeve, symmetrical ring-shaped copper electrodes, symmetrical electrode insulating covers, symmetrical insulating end covers and a spring, wherein the square copper binding post is arranged in the insulating support rod; the middle section of the insulating support rod is tightly sleeved with the spring insulation sleeve; the insulating support rod is tightly sleeved with the ring-shaped copper electrodes which are arranged outside the spring insulation sleeve; the upper and lower sections of the insulating support rod and the ring-shaped copper electrodes are tightly sleeved with the electrode insulating covers which are arranged outside the spring insulation sleeve; the two ends of the insulating support rod are tightly sleeved with the insulating end covers respectively; the insulating support rod is sleeved with the spring which is arranged in the spring insulation sleeve; the insulating end covers, the electrode insulating covers and the spring insulation sleeve are tightly connected in sequence. The rod secure socket has the beneficial effects that the rod secure socket has a large electrode contact surface; the electrode contract force is determined by the elastic force of the spring; whether electrodes of plugs are clamped in the socket or not, the electrodes are not exposed; the novel socket which is simple and convenient to operate, is good in contact and is secure and reliable is provided for charging the high-power autonomous robot.

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Technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of safety socket technology for power supply charging, and particularly relates to a new rod-shaped safety socket that is specially used for high-power autonomous robot charging, has simple operation, good contact, and is safe and reliable. Background technique [0002] Autonomous robots generally use batteries as their power source, so they need to be charged autonomously. Since GreyWalter developed the first autonomously rechargeable robot called Tortoises in the late 1940s, robots that can autonomously recharge have continued to appear. At present, robots capable of autonomous charging such as smart sweepers and smart mopping machines have gradually entered the homes of ordinary people. In order to meet the autonomous charging requirements of autonomous robots, the charging socket needs to be solved first. For the charging of low-power autonomous robots, currently commercially available products can meet the...

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Problems solved by technology

The current charging sockets on the market are suitable for charging low-power autonomous robots, but not suitable for charging high-power autonomous robots. In addition, the safety of such charging sockets has always been a major hidden concern in the industry.

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