Method for preventing robot from colliding with charging base
A technology to prevent collisions and robots, applied in charging stations, instruments, vacuum cleaners, etc., can solve the problems of avoiding charging bases, unstable infrared recharging guidance signals, affecting the work efficiency of robots, etc., to achieve the effect of avoiding risks.
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Embodiment 3
[0034] Embodiment 3: In Embodiment 1, the hazard sign position A1 and its adjacent hazard sign positions have been marked at position A0, and then the robot moves to position A3 (x0+2, y0) and crosses the collision avoidance sensitive area 1, then follow figure 1 The bow-shaped path shown moves to position A5, and at this time, the robot detects at position A5 that there is a seat avoidance signal transmitted from the charging base 5 right in front of it. Before the safety zone is established, the robot moves to position A5 along a pre-planned bow-shaped path extending in the negative direction of the X-axis, and has detected that there is a self-charging stand directly in front of it at position A5. 5, at this time, the transmission direction of the seat avoidance signal received by the robot is the same as the working direction of the preset working path of the robot, so the safety zone cannot be established at position A5.
[0035] Such as image 3 As shown, in the curren...
Embodiment 4
[0039] Embodiment 4: On the basis of Embodiment 3, the robot moves to position A5 along a pre-planned bow-shaped path extending in the negative direction of the X-axis, and has detected that there is a robot in front of it at position A5. The seat avoidance signal emitted from the charging base 5 marks the first preset position A6, which is one radius away from the robot’s body radius, from the current position of the robot as the position of the danger mark, and also passes through the first preset position A6. Set position A6 and be perpendicular to the current moving direction of the robot (corresponding to Figure 4 A5 points to the direction of A6), and the second preset position and the third preset position adjacent to the first preset position A6 correspond to the two black square areas adjacent to the position A6, marked as the danger Identify the location. At this time, the transmission direction of the seat avoidance signal received by the robot is the same as the ...
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