A Method for Robot No-Signal Terrain Detection
A terrain detection and robot technology, applied in the field of robot detection, can solve the problems of inaccurate terrain detection, error accumulation, etc., and achieve the effect of accurate acquisition and error reduction
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[0023] Refer to attached figure 1 , in this embodiment, the robot walks at a speed of 0.75 m / s. During the terrain detection process, if it is detected that the network signal is lower than the network signal threshold or the GPS signal is lower than the GPS signal threshold for 5 seconds, the timer starts counting , record the initial position and initial walking direction of the robot at this time, start the acceleration sensor, the acceleration sensor draws the detection path of the robot, and stores the detection path in the memory.
[0024] When the robot does not encounter any obstacles, the robot continues to walk along the initial walking direction until it detects that the network signal is greater than or equal to the network signal threshold and the GPS signal is greater than or equal to the GPS signal threshold. When the duration reaches the first time threshold, the timer stops counting and the acceleration is turned off. Sensor, in the timer timing phase, the wal...
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[0026] Refer to attached Figure 2-3 , in this embodiment, the robot walks at a speed of 0.5 m / s. During the terrain detection process, if it is detected that the network signal is lower than the network signal threshold or the GPS signal is lower than the GPS signal threshold for 10 seconds, the timer starts counting , record the initial position and initial walking direction of the robot at this time, start the acceleration sensor, the acceleration sensor draws the detection path of the robot, and stores the detection path in the memory.
[0027] Step 1. When the robot encounters an obstacle, the robot turns left, and the robot walks along the obstacle until the connection line between the robot and the initial position coincides with the initial walking direction, and the robot walks along the initial walking direction;
[0028] Step 2, when it is detected that the network signal is greater than or equal to the network signal threshold and the GPS signal is greater than or ...
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