Method for enabling intelligent garbage can to move between charging station and parking point
A technology of trash cans and docking points, which is applied in the field of robotics and can solve problems such as interference and moving back and forth
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[0101] Example 1: According to the total number of smart trash cans, the number of passing charging stations, and the number of passing tags, it is judged whether the current location of the tag is the docking point corresponding to the current smart trash can.
[0102] Specifically, judging whether the location of the current tag is the stop corresponding to the current smart trash can includes: setting the total number n of smart trash cans; detecting the number m of charging stations passed by the smart trash can; If the number of tags is greater than n-m-1, it is judged that the location of the current tag is the corresponding stop; if the number of detected tags is not greater than n-m-1, it is judged that the location of the current tag is not the corresponding stop.
[0103] It should be pointed out that when the smart trash can is moving towards the departure direction, the number of charging stations that the smart trash can passes does not include the charging station...
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[0106] continue with image 3 For example, the total number n of smart trash cans is 3. The starting point of smart trash can T3 is charging station A3 and the end point is B3. When the intelligent trash can T3 detects the label on the working position B3, the number m of charging stations passed by the intelligent trash can is 2 (the charging stations passed by are A1 and A2), the number of passed labels is 1, and the number of passed charging stations is 1. The number 1 of labels is greater than 3-2-1=0, and the working position B3 is the docking point of the intelligent trash can T3. Example 2: Detect whether there is another tag at a preset distance in front of the current tag location, if not, judge that the current tag location is the corresponding stop point; if there is, judge that the current tag location is not the corresponding stop point stops.
[0107] Wherein, the preset distance is the distance between adjacent working positions. by figure 2 For example, t...
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