Robot for monitoring warehoused materials in real time

Abstract

The invention discloses a robot for monitoring warehoused materials in real time. The robot comprises a barrel shell, two driving motors fixedly arranged at two ends of the barrel shell and drilling caps fixedly arranged on output shafts of the driving motors, wherein multiple wing plates are arranged on the outer wall of the barrel shell; helical plates are arranged on all the drilling caps; and the driving motors drive the drilling caps and the helical plates to synchronously rotate in a reciprocating manner. The robot can monitor deep-layer stored materials in a warehouse in real time.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of robots, and in particular relates to a robot for real-time monitoring of stored materials. Background technique [0002] At present, the warehouses used to store granular materials are usually large and high in order to reduce the storage cost per unit weight, which also brings some technical difficulties, especially for some organic storage materials that are easy to deteriorate, which are prone to mildew. In large and high warehouses, when storing these materials, it is even more difficult to obtain the storage status in the deep part of the warehouse in time, and it is more likely to cause losses. [0003] For example, today's large granaries are often more than six meters high and tens of meters in radius. Although there are relatively advanced storage management technologies, the deterioration of deep grain storage is still prone to accidents. Therefore, there is an urgent need in the market for a m...

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[0002] At present, the warehouses used to store granular materials are usually large and high in order to reduce the storage cost per unit weight, which also brings some technical difficulties, especially for some organic storage materials that are easy to deteriorate, which are prone to mildew. or insect pests, etc.; and large and high warehouses, when storing these materials, it is even more difficult to obtain the storage status in the depths of the warehouse in time, and it is more likely to cause losses.

[0003] For example, today's large granaries are often more than six meters high and tens of meters in radius. Although there are relatively advanced storage management technologies, the problem of deterioration of deep-seated grain is still prone to accidents.

Therefore, there is an urgent need in the market for a monitoring device that can detect the state of deep storage in the warehouse in real time, especially the lack of a device that can move independently or according to control commands, thereby expanding the scope of detection and monitoring

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