Automatically-guided transport cart

Abstract

The invention relates to an automatically-guided transport cart. Images recording position information are arranged on the ground of a warehouse every other distance and are used for location and navigation, and an image recording cargo information is arranged on the lower portion of a goods shelf and is used for recording the cargo information. A power source drives driving wheels so that the automatically-guided transport cart can move to the position below the goods shelf. A first camera recognizes the image at the bottom of the goods shelf and transmits the image information at the bottomof the goods shelf to a controller. The controller controls a bearing platform to jack up the goods shelf through lifting assemblies and/or rotation assemblies. A second camera recognizes the corresponding image, recording the corresponding position information, on the ground and transmits the position image information on the ground to the controller. The controller controls movement of the driving wheels so that automatic location and navigation can be achieved. When cargos are transported through the automatically-guided transport cart, automatic location, navigation and carrying can be achieved, the automation degree can be effectively improved, efficiency can be improved, mistakes can be reduced, and the labor cost can be saved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of logistics transport tools, in particular to an automatic guided transport vehicle. Background technique [0002] The warehousing industry is one of the important sub-sectors of the circulation industry, and storing and keeping commodities is the main business form. The role of warehousing facilities as a logistics node is becoming more and more important. Some large-scale production and logistics companies have chosen to rent or build their own regional distribution centers as their distribution centers for their goods. Large-scale transportation companies invest in freight stations and cargo sorting centers to support the business development of less-than-truckload freight companies. Many international companies build and rent large-scale storage facilities in bonded areas as logistics platforms for cargo distribution. [0003] According to the 2011 "National Warehousing Industry Development Index" data...

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Problems solved by technology

In most of the current warehousing systems, most of the cargo handling tasks are completed by human labor or forklifts. There are a series of problems such as too many manual links, too slow efficiency, high error rate, seasonal changes in peak seasons and off-seasons, and disconnected personnel arrangements. , the sorting, scanning, loading, picking / stocking and other links in warehousing logistics have great bottlenecks

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