Pickup truck rear compartment modification structure for unmanned aerial vehicle field operation transportation
By constructing a multi-level partition system and functional zoning in the rear compartment of the pickup truck, the problem of unreasonable equipment storage in drone field operations was solved, realizing classified storage and safe transportation of equipment, and improving space utilization and equipment stability.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- HEBEI XIONGAN BAIZE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CO LTD
- Filing Date
- 2025-08-07
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-05
AI Technical Summary
Existing pickup truck bed solutions for drone field operations present challenges such as difficulty in classifying and storing equipment, low retrieval efficiency, susceptibility to damage, and inefficient space utilization. Furthermore, customized modifications are costly and have poor adaptability.
Design a pickup truck bed modification structure, which uses bolted connections and welding to fix the outer shell of the bed, constructs a multi-level partition system to form functional zones, including dedicated storage areas for drone landing gear, chargers, generators, fog coolers, batteries, etc., and is equipped with heat insulation, shock absorption, and limiting structures to achieve classified storage and quick access to equipment.
It enables precise classification and storage of equipment, improves space utilization efficiency and transportation safety, meets the environmental requirements of different equipment, and solves the problems of mixed storage, insufficient protection, and wasted space of equipment in field operations.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This utility model relates to the field of pickup truck rear cargo box structure modification technology, specifically a pickup truck rear cargo box modification structure for drone field operation transportation. Background Technology
[0002] During drone field operations, various specialized equipment needs to be carried, including large drones and tripods, precision instruments such as energy dispersive spectrometers with high shock resistance requirements, soil sampling tools of different sizes such as drill bits and shovels, and soil samples that need to be stored separately. These devices face multiple requirements during transportation and use, including classified storage, rapid retrieval, safety protection, and space utilization. However, the existing pickup truck bed has significant shortcomings: ordinary cargo boxes are stacked, which not only results in low retrieval efficiency but also lacks a fixed structure, making them prone to displacement and damage during transportation; simple dividers can achieve basic partitioning, but cannot accommodate the size differences and protection requirements of different devices; and fully customized modifications face problems such as high cost and poor adaptability, making it difficult to meet the flexible storage needs of multiple equipment combinations. Utility Model Content
[0003] In view of this, this utility model proposes a modified pickup truck bed structure for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) field operation transportation. Through a reasonable layout and partition structure, it sets up storage units that are adapted to different equipment, realizing classified storage of equipment, quick access, safety protection and efficient use of space, and adapting to the flexible storage needs of multiple equipment combinations.
[0004] The technical solution of this utility model is implemented as follows: This utility model provides a modified pickup truck rear cargo box structure for drone field operation transportation, including a pickup truck rear body, a cargo box shell, and multiple functional partitions inside it. The cargo box shell is fixed to the pickup truck rear chassis load-bearing structure by bolt connection and welding, and a multi-level partition system is constructed between the cargo box shell and the chassis through metal profile welding and sheet metal bolt connection to form a functional partition layout space. The cargo box shell has side top doors and side bottom doors on both sides near the front end of the vehicle, and side double doors are respectively configured on the side facades near the rear end of the vehicle. A set of rear double doors is configured at the top of the rear end of the cargo box shell. The vehicle body has a rear pull-down door at the bottom. The left side of the top side door is for storing the drone tripod, and the right side is for storing the drone charger. The left side of the bottom side door is for storing soil samples, and the right side is for storing the drone generator. Each of the double side doors is divided into three chambers. The top chamber of the left double door is for storing soil sampling tools, and the middle and bottom chambers are for storing the energy dispersive spectrometer. The top chamber of the right double door is for storing the fog cooling box, and the middle and bottom chambers are for storing the drone battery. The rear double door is for storing the drone body and tripod, and the rear pull-down door is for storing the drone body.
[0005] Furthermore, the side top door, side bottom door, side double door, and rear double door assemblies are all connected to the side frame of the cargo box via concealed hinges. The hinges are equipped with angle limiting and buffer damping structures. The side top door and the side top door are both side-opening doors, with an outward opening angle of 0°-90°. The double doors can be opened outward to a set angle. When closed, they are all locked by multi-point door locks to ensure sealing and structural strength. The rear pull-down door assembly achieves vertical lifting and lowering through a sliding rail mechanism. When closed, it is sealed and locked to the cargo box, facilitating loading and unloading of materials and optimizing space utilization.
[0006] Furthermore, the drone charger storage area is enclosed by anti-static panels to form an independent electromagnetic compatibility environment.
[0007] Furthermore, the storage area for the drone generator is enclosed by aluminum silicate fiber heat insulation board and equipped with sealing strips. The bottom of the storage area is equipped with a retractable generator support structure, which includes a support plate, a concave fixing block and a support arm. The bottom of the support plate has two sets of protruding structures, including an outer edge protruding structure and an inner protruding structure. The outer edge protruding structure can fit against the outer edge of the concave fixing block, which enables the support plate to be pulled out.
[0008] The internal protrusion structure is connected to the support arm by bolts. When the support arm is in the retracted state, it can fit against the internal protrusion structure and its height is the same as that of the concave fixing block. When in operation, it can be pulled out to a vertical state to form an external working platform, which facilitates heat dissipation when the generator is externally charged and meets its charging structure requirements, while ensuring a compact space layout when retracted.
[0009] Furthermore, the fog-cooled box storage area is equipped with a fixed fog-cooled box slot structure, and the drone battery storage area is equipped with a battery slot structure with a sliding rail. The sliding rail design at the bottom of the battery slot structure with a sliding rail facilitates the removal and replacement of batteries, meeting the needs of field operations.
[0010] Furthermore, the drone storage area is equipped with a pull-out drone loading platform, which is dedicated to storing the drone itself.
[0011] Furthermore, the storage area for the mining tools is equipped with a downward-sloping wedge-shaped gate, which is inclined downwards along the gate to ensure the stability of the tools during transportation.
[0012] Furthermore, the partition of the energy dispersive spectrometer storage area integrates shock absorption and heat insulation functions, which can reduce the transmission of mechanical vibrations generated during vehicle operation and maintain a stable temperature environment.
[0013] Furthermore, the outer shell of the container and the partitions of each functional area are reinforced to ensure the stability of equipment transportation, meet the needs of UAV field operation equipment and material classification and storage, and improve space utilization efficiency and storage security.
[0014] The beneficial effects of this utility model are that by constructing a multi-level, differentiated functional storage system in the rear compartment of a pickup truck, using metal partitions to divide independent chambers and sub-areas, and combining it with heat insulation, tilt limiting, and shockproof adaptable structures, it can achieve precise classification and storage of equipment and materials such as drones, soil samples, batteries, generators, and energy dispersive spectrometers, meeting the storage environment requirements of different equipment. At the same time, it can improve the efficiency of cargo space utilization by rationally planning and expanding the structure. Furthermore, through the reinforcement, shockproof, and heat insulation design of the partitions, it can ensure the stability and safety of equipment during transportation, effectively solving the problems of difficult classification, poor protection, and unreasonable space utilization when transporting and storing equipment for field operations, and providing reliable logistical equipment support for drone field operations. Attached Figure Description
[0015] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments.
[0016] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the unfolded internal structure of the novel experimental device;
[0017] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the closed state of the novel internal structure in this experiment;
[0018] Figure 3 This is the left view of the present invention;
[0019] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the rear box cover of this utility model;
[0020] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the generator slide rail structure of this utility model.
[0021] In the diagram: 1. Outer shell of the vehicle; 2. UAV charger storage area; 3. UAV generator storage area; 4. Fog-cooled box storage area; 5. UAV battery storage area; 6. UAV body and UAV tripod storage area; 7. UAV body storage area; 8. Soil sampling tool storage area; 9. Energy dispersive spectrometer storage area; 10. UAV tripod storage area; 11. Soil sample storage area; 101. Side top door; 102. Side bottom door; 103. Side double door; 104. Rear double door; 105. Rear pull-down door; 301. Generator support structure; 401. Fog-cooled box slot structure; 501. UAV battery slot structure; 701. Pull-out UAV loading platform; 801. Wedge-shaped compartment gate; 3011. Concave fixing block; 3012. Support plate; 3013. Support arm. Detailed Implementation
[0022] The technical solutions of the present utility model will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings of the embodiments. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present utility model, and not all embodiments.
[0023] It should be noted that, in the embodiments of this utility model, the left and right directions of the vehicle body refer to the left and right directions of the forward direction during the driving process of the vehicle, the up and down directions of the vehicle body refer to the up and down directions of the forward direction during the driving process of the vehicle, the inner side of the vehicle body refers to the side facing the interior of the vehicle compartment, and the outer side of the vehicle body refers to the side facing the exterior of the vehicle compartment.
[0024] Please see the appendix Figures 1 to 5 This utility model provides a modified pickup truck rear compartment structure for transporting drones in field operations, including a cargo box shell 1, a drone charger storage area 2, a drone generator storage area 3, a fog cooling box storage area 4, a drone battery storage area 5, a drone body and drone tripod storage area 6, a drone body storage area 7, a soil sampling tool storage area 8, an energy dispersive spectrometer storage area 9, a drone tripod storage area 10, and a soil sample storage area 11. The cargo box shell 1 is fixedly installed on the chassis load-bearing structure of the pickup truck rear body by bolt connection and welding, and the connection between the cargo box shell 1 and the chassis is constructed by a combination of metal profile welding and sheet metal bolt connection to form a multi-level partition system, thereby forming a functional zoning layout space.
[0025] The outer shell 1 has side top doors 101 and side bottom doors 102 on both sides near the front end. The left side top door 101 houses the drone tripod storage area 10, and the right side top door 101 houses the drone charger storage area 2. The drone charger storage area 2 is enclosed by anti-static panels to form an independent electromagnetic compatibility environment. The left side bottom door 102 houses the soil sample storage area 11, and the right side bottom door 102 houses the drone generator storage area 3. The drone generator storage area 3 is enclosed by aluminum silicate fiber insulation panels and connected by sealing strips to form an insulated chamber. The bottom has a generator support structure 301, including a support plate 3012, a concave fixing block 3011, and a support arm 3013. During operation, the drone generator... The device is placed on a support plate 3012, which has two protruding structures at its bottom. The outer protruding structure is connected to the bottom heat insulation plate via a concave fixing block 3011, while the inner protruding structure is connected to a support arm 3013 via bolts. When retracted, the support arm 3013 fits snugly against its connected inner protruding structure and is at the same height. During operation, the support arms 3013, which are retracted on both sides of the support plate 3012, are pulled out along with the support plate 3012 and unfolded to a vertical position to fix the drone generator on the support plate 3012. This structure meets the heat dissipation requirements of external charging of the generator, conforms to its charging structure requirements, and ensures a compact space layout when retracted. Two sets of double-opening side doors 103 are provided on the side facade near the rear of the vehicle. Each set contains... Each part is divided into three chambers. The top chamber inside the left double door is the soil extraction tool storage area 8, which is equipped with a downward-sloping wedge-shaped gate 801 to ensure the tools are stable and do not move during transportation. The middle and bottom chambers inside the left double door are the energy dispersive spectrometer storage area 9, which is equipped with shockproof and heat insulation functions to ensure the safety of the instrument during transportation. The top chamber inside the right double door is the fog cooling box storage area 4, which is equipped with a fixed fog cooling box slot structure 401 to prevent movement during movement. The middle and bottom chambers inside the right double door are the UAV battery storage area 5, which is equipped with a battery slot structure 501 with a sliding rail, which facilitates pull-out replacement and prevents the battery from shifting when the vehicle is moving. The rear end has a double door 104. The interior is a storage area 6 for drones and their tripods. At the bottom, there is a rear pull-down door 105, which corresponds to a drone storage area 7. A pull-out drone loading platform 701 is provided for easy access to and from drones. The side top door 101, side bottom door 102, side double door 103, and rear double door 104 are all connected to the cargo box by concealed hinges. The hinges are equipped with angle limiting and buffer damping structures. The side top door 101 and side bottom door 102 can be opened outward at an angle of 0°-90°. The side double door 103 and rear double door 104 can be opened outward to a set angle. When closed, they are locked by multi-point door locks. The rear pull-down door 105 is vertically raised and lowered by a sliding rail mechanism and is sealed and locked to the cargo box when closed.
[0026] In use, the dedicated storage structure of each functional area allows for the categorized storage of drone equipment, batteries, tools, and samples. The side top door 101, side bottom door 102, side double door 103, and rear double door 104 facilitate independent retrieval and placement of items in each area. The rear pull-down door 105 facilitates the loading and unloading of specialized equipment. The generator support structure 301 can be pulled out to form a work platform. The sliding rail design of the battery slot 501 and the loading platform 701 improves operational efficiency.
[0027] In summary, this utility model is specifically designed for the field operations of UAVs equipped with energy dispersive spectrometers. It innovatively modifies the structure of the pickup truck's rear cargo compartment, constructing a multi-layered, multi-functional storage system through metal partitions. Dedicated chambers with heat insulation, shock absorption, and limiting structures are created, enabling the categorized storage of core equipment such as UAVs, energy dispersive spectrometers, batteries, generators, and soil samples. This utility model not only meets the diverse storage environment requirements of various equipment but also significantly improves cargo compartment utilization through optimized space layout. The specially designed reinforced partitions and buffer structures effectively ensure equipment transportation safety, effectively solving pain points such as mixed storage of equipment, insufficient protection, and wasted space in field operations. It provides a professional mobile storage solution for UAV energy dispersive spectrometer field exploration.
[0028] It should be noted that the above embodiments are only for illustrating the present utility model and not for limiting it. Under the concept of the present utility model, the technical features of different embodiments can be freely combined, the implementation steps can be adjusted in order, and various variations not listed in detail can be derived. Those skilled in the art should understand that modifications or equivalent substitutions of technical features can be made to the embodiments without departing from the essence of the technical solution of the present utility model, and these adjustments all fall within the protection scope of the present utility model.
Claims
1. A pickup truck bed modification structure for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) field operation transportation, characterized in that: The vehicle includes a body shell (1) and multiple functional zones located within it. The body shell (1) is fixed to the rear chassis load-bearing structure of the pickup truck by bolting and welding, and a multi-level partition system is constructed between the body shell (1) and the chassis by welding metal profiles and bolting sheet metal parts, forming a space with functional zones. The outer shell of the compartment (1) is provided with a side top door (101) and a side bottom door (102) on both sides near the front end of the vehicle. The side top door (101) on the left side is a drone tripod storage area (10), and the side top door (101) on the right side is a drone charger storage area (2). The bottom side door (102) on the left side of the outer shell (1) of the compartment is a soil sample storage area (11), and the bottom side door (102) on the right side is a drone generator storage area (3). The outer shell (1) of the vehicle body is provided with two sets of double side doors (103) on the side facade near the rear end of the vehicle. Each set of double side doors (103) is divided into three chambers. The top chamber inside the left double door of the two sets of double side doors (103) is the soil extraction tool storage area (8). The middle and bottom chambers inside the left double door are the energy dispersive spectrometer storage area (9). The top chamber inside the right double door of the two sets of double side doors (103) is the fog cooling box storage area (4). The middle and bottom chambers inside the right double door are the UAV battery storage area (5). The top of the rear end of the outer shell (1) of the vehicle body is provided with a double rear door (104), the interior of the double rear door (104) is a storage area (6) for the drone body and tripod, and the bottom of the rear end of the outer shell (1) of the vehicle body is provided with a pull-down rear door (105), the corresponding functional area is a storage area (7) for the drone body.
2. The pickup truck bed modification structure for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) field operation transportation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The storage area (2) for the drone charger is enclosed by anti-static boards to form an independent electromagnetic compatibility environment.
3. The pickup truck bed modification structure for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) field operation transportation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The drone generator storage area (3) is enclosed by aluminum silicate fiber heat insulation board and sealed with a sealing strip. The bottom of the drone generator storage area (3) is provided with a retractable generator support structure (301). The retractable generator support structure (301) includes a support plate (3012), a concave fixing block (3011) and a support arm (3013). The support arm (3013) can be pulled out to a vertical state to form an external working platform.
4. The pickup truck bed modification structure for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) field operation transportation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The fog cooling box storage area (4) is provided with a fixed fog cooling box slot structure (401), and the UAV battery storage area (5) is provided with a battery slot structure with a sliding rail (501).
5. A pickup truck bed modification structure for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) field operation transportation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The UAV storage area (7) is equipped with a pull-out UAV loading platform (701).
6. The pickup truck bed modification structure for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) field operation transportation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The soil extraction tool storage area (8) is equipped with a downward-sloping wedge-shaped gate (801).
7. A pickup truck bed modification structure for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) field operation transportation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The partition of the energy spectrometer storage area (9) integrates shockproof and heat insulation functions.
8. A pickup truck bed modification structure for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) field operation transportation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The top side door (101), bottom side door (102), double side door (103), and double rear door (104) are all connected to the vehicle body by concealed hinges. The hinges are equipped with angle limiting and buffer damping structures. The rear pull-down door (105) is vertically raised and lowered by a sliding rail mechanism.
9. A pickup truck bed modification structure for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) field operation transportation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The outer shell (1) of the compartment and the partitions between each functional area are reinforced to ensure the stability of equipment transportation.
10. A pickup truck bed modification structure for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) field operation transportation according to any one of claims 1-9, characterized in that: The functional zoning layout is optimized through differentiated storage requirements, enabling the classified storage and rapid retrieval of drones, energy dispersive spectrometers, batteries, generators, and soil samples.