A remote fault handling system for IGV automated vehicles
By using a remote console based on 5G technology in an automated horizontal transportation system to remotely control the IGV automated car, the problems of complex fault processing processes and insufficient remote control delay in the existing technology are solved, and efficient and safe remote fault processing and real-time control are achieved.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202210221571.2
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Patents(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Priority Date
- 2021-12-03
- Filing Date
- 2022-03-09
- Publication Date
- 2025-04-15
- Estimated Expiration
- 2042-03-09
AI Technical Summary
In the existing automated horizontal transportation system, when IGV automated unmanned vehicles have location and navigation failures, the fault handling process is complex, involving multiple business departments, increasing the risk of personnel entry. In addition, the remote control delay and uplink bandwidth based on 4G technology are insufficient, which cannot meet the real-time control needs.
The remote console based on 5G technology is used to monitor and remotely control the IGV automated car, connect the IGV automated car and the 5G base station through 5G wireless communication, and obtain the on-site video situation in combination with the road-end surveillance camera, and the operating platform PLC module performs real-time remote control.
It saves time for remote fault handling of IGV automation trolleys, reduces business departments that need to be cooperated with, reduces the risk of personnel entry, and improves the remote real-time control capabilities of IGV automation trolleys.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of remote control of automated horizontal transportation systems, and more specifically, to an IGV automated vehicle remote fault handling system. Background Art
[0002] The IGV automated unmanned vehicle in the automated horizontal transportation system has been running in a closed unmanned area for a long time. After a single-machine positioning and navigation failure occurs, the staff currently goes to the site to use the remote control equipment based on wireless communication 4G technology to straighten the IGV automated unmanned vehicle or drive it out of the work area for fault handling. The existing positioning fault troubleshooting process is as follows: Fault starts->Technical department notifies the business department of the troubleshooting site requirements->Business department sets up the relevant paths and task closed areas->Technical department corrects the location of the on-site equipment or manually tows it away from the business lane->Technical department on-site personnel evacuates the site->Business department restores relevant tasks and regional closed tests->Fault removal takes about 30-40 minutes. The fault handling process is relatively complicated, and there are many cooperating business departments, involving technical department personnel entering the site, which increases the risk of personnel entering the site, resulting in a large range of automated areas unable to operate automatically. In addition, the remote control equipment used for positioning fault troubleshooting is based on wireless communication 4G technology, which can only be used to transmit the automated vehicle's phased operation instructions and equipment operation. The latency and uplink bandwidth of wireless communication 4G technology cannot meet the remote real-time control of remote fault handling of IGV automated vehicles. Summary of the invention
[0003] The purpose of the present invention is to provide an IGV automated vehicle remote fault handling system, which uses a remote control console based on wireless communication 5G technology to monitor and remotely control the IGV automated vehicle, saving time in locating faults and troubleshooting, reducing the number of business departments that need to cooperate, and reducing the risk of personnel entering the site.
[0004] In order to achieve the above object, the present invention adopts the following technical solutions:
[0005] A remote fault handling system for an IGV automated vehicle comprises a remote control console, an IGV automated vehicle, a 5G base station and a road-side monitoring camera. The remote control console comprises a remote control console display screen and an operating console module. The 5G base station and the IGV automated vehicle are connected by 5G wireless communication. The remote control console display screen is respectively connected to the 5G base station and the road-side monitoring camera by wired network communication. The video situation of the location of the on-site equipment is obtained from the IGV automated vehicle and the road-side monitoring camera. The operating console PLC module is connected to the 5G base station via a wired network. The IGV automated vehicle is remotely controlled in real time by operating the operating console module.
[0006] Preferably, the IGV automated vehicle is provided with an antenna, a vehicle-mounted mirror and a central controller. The antenna is connected to the 5G base station via a 5G wired connection. A transmitting module is provided in the central controller. The transmitting module transmits the remote lock video data of the vehicle-mounted mirror to the antenna via the central controller. The antenna wirelessly transmits the remote video data and remote control data to the 5G base station via the transmitting module.
[0007] Preferably, the wired network includes a backbone network located in the equipment network host and a rail crane control network located in the office network host. The backbone network and the rail crane control network are connected via Ethernet. The backbone network is respectively connected to the 5G base station and the road-end surveillance camera by wired communication, and the rail crane control network is respectively connected to the operating console module and the remote control display screen by wired communication.
[0008] Preferably, the remote control display screen includes a road test display module, a vehicle-mounted mirror display module and an IGV automated vehicle status display module. The road test display module is connected to the road-end monitoring camera through the backbone network and the track crane control network for network communication. The vehicle-mounted mirror display module and the IGV automated vehicle status display module are connected to the IGV automated vehicle status display module through the backbone network and the track crane control network for network communication.
[0009] Preferably, the operating console module includes a control panel, a voice module arranged in the control panel, a module arranged in the control panel and a rail crane operating handle electrically connected to the control panel, and the rail crane operating handle and the voice module are electrically connected to the module respectively.
[0010] Preferably, the rail crane operating handle includes a left rail crane handle for controlling the forward and backward movement of the vehicle, a right rail crane handle for controlling the left and right movement of the wheels, and a wheel rolling enable button for controlling the braking of the vehicle.
[0011] By adopting the above technical solution, the present invention has the following advantages:
[0012] The present invention provides an IGV automated vehicle remote fault handling system. The remote control console obtains video conditions of the location of the IGV automated vehicle on-site equipment from the IGV automated vehicle and the land-side monitoring camera based on 5G communication technology. The real-time status of the IGV automated vehicle can be intuitively viewed through the remote control console display screen. The IGV automated vehicle can be remotely controlled and fault handled in real time through the operating console module. The IGV automated vehicle remote fault handling system has a relatively high degree of intelligence and strong practical performance. It can realize remote real-time control of the IGV automated vehicle, save the time for remote fault handling of the IGV automated vehicle, reduce the number of business departments that need to cooperate, and reduce the risk of personnel entering the site. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0013] Other features, objectives and advantages of the present invention will become more apparent from a reading of the detailed description of non-limiting embodiments made with reference to the following accompanying drawings.
[0014] Figure 1 It is a structural diagram of the IGV automated vehicle remote fault handling system of the present invention;
[0015] Figure 2 is a structural diagram of the remote control console of the present invention;
[0016] Figure 3 It is a communication connection diagram of the IGV automated vehicle remote fault handling system of the present invention;
[0017] Figure 4 It is a state diagram of the IGV automated vehicle when the left track hanging handle is operated in the present invention;
[0018] Figure 5 It is a state diagram of the IGV automated vehicle when the right track hanging handle is operated in the present invention;
[0019] Figure 6 It is a state diagram of the IGV automated vehicle when the wheel rolling enabling button is operated in the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0020] The technical solution of the present invention is specifically described below in conjunction with the drawings in the specification. The detailed features and advantages of the present invention are described in detail in the specific implementation mode. The content is sufficient to enable any technical personnel in the field to understand the technical content of the present invention and implement it accordingly. According to the description, claims and drawings disclosed in this specification, the technical personnel in the field can easily understand the relevant purposes and advantages of the present invention.
[0021] Figure 1 The structure diagram of the IGV automated vehicle remote fault handling system is shown; Figure 2 shows the structural diagram of the remote control console; Figure 3 The communication connection diagram of the IGV automated vehicle remote fault handling system is shown.
[0022] A remote fault handling system for an IGV automated vehicle is specifically described as follows: Figure 1 , Figure 2 , Figure 3As shown, it includes a remote control console 1, an IGV automated vehicle 2, a 5G base station 3, and a road-side monitoring camera 4. The remote control console 1 includes a remote control console display screen and an operating console (the operating console can use a PLC module), the remote control console display screen and the operating console PLC module are separated by a partition 8, the 5G base station 3 and the IGV automated vehicle 2 use a 5G network for wireless communication connection, the remote control console display screen is respectively connected to the 5G base station 3 and the road-side monitoring camera 4 through a wired network communication, and the video situation of the location of the on-site equipment is obtained from the IGV automated vehicle 2 and the road-side monitoring camera 4, the operating console PLC module is connected to the 5G base station 3 through a wired network, and the IGV automated vehicle 2 is remotely controlled in real time by operating the operating console PLC module.
[0023] Among them: the IGV automated vehicle 2 is provided with an antenna 5 and a vehicle-mounted mirror 6, and a central controller is arranged inside the IGV automated vehicle 2. The central controller is a conventional control chip inside the IGV automated vehicle, and a transmitting module is arranged on the control chip. The antenna 5 of the IGV automated vehicle 2 and the 5G base station 3 are wirelessly connected through the 5G network, and the remote control station 1 and the 5G base station 3 are wired connected through a wired network. The vehicle-mounted mirror 6 performs video monitoring on the real-time status of the IGV automated vehicle 2. The remote video data signal of the IGV automated vehicle 2 passes through the antenna 5 and is then fed back to the central controller. After signal processing, it is sent to the 5G base station 3 through the transmitting module. The 5G base station 3 transmits the received remote video data signal to the remote control station 1 through the wired network. The remote control station 1 sends a remote control data signal to the central controller based on the fed-back remote video data signal to remotely control the IGV automated vehicle 2.
[0024] The wired network includes a backbone network located in the equipment network host 13 and a rail crane control network located in the office network host 14. The backbone network and the rail crane control network are connected via Ethernet. The backbone network is respectively connected to the 5G base station and the road-side surveillance camera 4 by wired communication, and the rail crane control network is respectively connected to the operating console PLC module and the remote control console display screen by wired communication.
[0025] The road-side monitoring camera 4 is installed in a closed unmanned area, at the upper end of a vertical pole fixed on the ground. The road-side monitoring camera 4 includes cameras in multiple directions, which conduct all-round and no-dead-angle real-time monitoring of the movement trajectory of the IGV automated vehicle 2. The road-side monitoring camera 4 is connected to the remote control display screen via a wired network through the backbone network and the track crane control network. The road-side monitoring camera 4 transmits the video data of the movement trajectory of the monitored IGV automated vehicle 2 to the remote control display screen through the backbone network and the track crane control network, and obtains the video situation of the location of the on-site equipment.
[0026] The remote control display screen includes a road test display module 10, a vehicle mirror display module 11 and an IGV automated vehicle status display module 12. The road test display module 10 is connected to the road-side monitoring camera 4 through the backbone network and the track crane control network, and can monitor the motion trajectory video of the IGV automated vehicle 2 from different angles and obtain the video situation of the location of the on-site equipment. The vehicle mirror display module 11 and the IGV automated vehicle status display module 12 are connected to the IGV automated vehicle status display module 12 through the backbone network and the track crane control network, and are used to monitor the real-time status of the IGV automated vehicle 2 in real time.
[0027] In a specific embodiment, the number of road test display modules 10 is 2, which can monitor the motion trajectory video of the IGV automated vehicle 2 from different angles, the vehicle-mounted mirror display module 11 can monitor the real-time navigation of the IGV automated vehicle, and the IGV automated vehicle 2 status display module 12 can monitor the real-time status of the IGV automated vehicle 2 in real time, for example: whether there is a fault, whether there is an abnormality, etc.
[0028] The operating console PLC module includes a control panel 8, a voice module 9 arranged in the control panel, a PLC module arranged in the control panel 8, and a rail crane operating handle 7 electrically connected to the control panel 8. The rail crane operating handle 7 and the voice module 9 are electrically connected to the PLC module respectively. Among them, the voice module 9 can remotely control the IGV automated vehicle 2 in an intelligent voice manner through the PLC module, control the movement of the IGV automated vehicle 2 by converting human language into the operating instructions of the IGV automated vehicle 2 after being processed by the PLC module, and operate the rail crane operating handle 7 to remotely control the IGV automated vehicle 2 in real time through the PLC module.
[0029] Figure 4 It is a state diagram of the IGV automated vehicle when the left track hanging handle is operated in the present invention; Figure 5 It is a state diagram of the IGV automated vehicle when the right track hanging handle is operated in the present invention; Figure 6 The figure is a state diagram of the IGV automated vehicle when the wheel rolling enable button is operated in the present invention. The track crane operating handle 7 includes a left track crane handle 71 for controlling the forward and backward movement of the vehicle, a right track crane handle 72 for controlling the left and right movement of the wheel, and a wheel rolling enable button 73 for controlling the braking of the vehicle. When the left track crane handle 71 is pressed upward, the IGV automated vehicle is controlled to move forward, and when the left track crane handle 71 is pressed downward, the IGV automated vehicle is controlled to move backward. Figure 4 As shown, when the right rail hanging handle 72 is pressed to the left, the wheels of the IGV automated vehicle are controlled to move to the left, and when the right rail hanging handle 72 is pressed to the right, the wheels of the IGV automated vehicle are controlled to move to the right. Figure 5As shown, when the wheel rolling enable button 73 is pressed, the vehicle starts to move, and when the wheel rolling enable button 73 is popped out, the vehicle is emergency braked. Figure 6 shown.
[0030] The troubleshooting process of the IGV automated vehicle remote fault handling system is remotely controlled through a remote control console based on 5G technology as follows: Fault starts -> Technical department sets up a closed task area -> Technical department performs remote operation to correct the position or drives away from the non-operating area -> Fault is resolved in about 3-10 minutes. Compared with the existing technology based on wireless communication technology 4G technology, which takes 30-40 minutes to straighten the equipment or drive it out of the working area for fault handling, the remote fault handling process saves 20-30 minutes, reduces the number of business departments that need to cooperate, reduces the risk of personnel entering the site, and has greatly improved the latency and uplink bandwidth capabilities compared to the original 4G technology, which greatly improves the remote real-time control of the IGV automated vehicle.
[0031] Finally, it should be pointed out that although the present invention has been described with reference to the current specific embodiments, ordinary technicians in this technical field should realize that the above embodiments are only used to illustrate the present invention and are not used as a limitation of the present invention. Various equivalent changes or substitutions can be made without departing from the concept of the present invention. Therefore, as long as the changes and modifications to the above embodiments are within the essential spirit of the present invention, they will fall within the scope of the claims of the present invention.
Claims
1. An IGV automated vehicle remote fault handling system, characterized in that: It includes a remote control console, an IGV automated vehicle, a 5G base station and a road-side monitoring camera. The remote control console includes a remote control console display screen and an operating console module separated from the remote control console display screen by a partition. The 5G base station and the IGV automated vehicle are connected by 5G wireless communication. The remote control console display screen is connected to the 5G base station and the road-side monitoring camera by wired network communication. The video situation of the location of the on-site equipment is obtained from the IGV automated vehicle and the road-side monitoring camera. The operating console module is connected to the 5G base station through a wired network, and the IGV automated vehicle is remotely controlled in real time by operating the operating console module. The IGV automated vehicle is provided with an antenna, a vehicle-mounted mirror and a central controller. The antenna is connected to the 5G base station via a 5G wired connection. The central controller is provided with a transmitting module. The transmitting module transmits the remote video data of the vehicle-mounted mirror to the antenna via the central controller. The antenna wirelessly transmits the remote video data and remote control data to the 5G base station via the transmitting module. The wired network includes a backbone network located in the equipment network host and a rail crane control network located in the office network host. The backbone network and the rail crane control network are connected via Ethernet. The backbone network is respectively connected to the 5G base station and the road-side surveillance camera by wired communication. The rail crane control network is respectively connected to the operating console module and the remote control display screen by wired communication. The remote control display screen includes a road test display module, a vehicle mirror display module and an IGV automated vehicle status display module. The road test display module is connected to the road-side monitoring camera through the backbone network and the track crane control network. The vehicle mirror display module and the IGV automated vehicle status display module are connected to the IGV automated vehicle through the track crane control network and the backbone network. The operating console module includes a control panel, a PLC module arranged in the control panel, and a rail crane operating handle electrically connected to the control panel, wherein the rail crane operating handle is electrically connected to the PLC module in the control panel. The rail crane operating handle includes a left rail crane handle for controlling the forward and backward movement of the vehicle, a right rail crane handle for controlling the left and right movement of the wheels, and a wheel rolling enabling button for controlling the braking of the vehicle.
2. The IGV automated vehicle remote fault handling system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The operating console module also includes a voice module arranged in the control panel, and the voice module is electrically connected to the PLC module in the control panel.
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