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95 results about "Magnetic tracking" patented technology

Positioning device and method for pipeline detection

The invention relates to the technical field of pipeline geographic information measurement, in particular to a positioning device and method for pipeline detection. The problems that in the prior art, the precision is low, and remote measurement cannot be achieved are solved. The positioning device comprises a power supply module, two supporting rollers, a first plastic sealing ring, an inertia measuring module, a data processing unit, a second plastic sealing ring, a data storage unit, a mileage instrument, a flux leakage sensor, a communication cable and a magnetic tracking module. The inertia measuring module is composed of a gyroscope and two accelerometers; on the basis of the mileage instrument, and three-dimensional attitude angle, speed and position coordinate measurement inside the pipeline can be achieved. According to the positioning method, a complex continuous wavelet transform method is adopted for analyzing operating data of the inertia measuring module inside the pipeline, a pipeline connector is detected, and the method is used for correcting azimuth angle errors of the positioning device for pipeline detection. The device and method are applicable to detection ofland and underwater oil and gas pipelines.
Owner:哈尔滨航士科技发展有限公司 +3

Magnetic guide rail tracking control system and method for forklift-type AGV

ActiveCN109279543AReduce oscillationAchieve integrated trackingLifting devicesMagnetic trackingSteering wheel
The invention discloses a magnetic guide rail tracking control system and method for a forklift-type AGV. The magnetic guide rail tracking control system comprises a magnetic guide rail sensing sub-system, a speed and angle detection sub-system, a steering wheel control sub-system and a tracking control sub-system. The magnetic guide rail tracking control method comprises the basic steps that thetracking control sub-system acquires sensor information from the magnetic guide rail sensing sub-system to determine the posture and relative position of a vehicle body, the current operating state ofthe forklift-type AGV is determined in combination with the rotation speed and direction angle, acquired from the speed and angle detection sub-system, of a steering wheel, and magnetic tracking guide rails in different modes are used according to the operating state. According to the magnetic guide rail tracking control system and method for the forklift-type AGV, positioning of the vehicle bodyand recognition of the operating state can be achieved only through magnetic guide rail sensor detection, and the rotation speed and direction angle of the steering wheel of the forklift-type AGV areautomatically adjusted, so that smooth control over the speed of the forklift-type AGV and stable tracking of linear and curved magnetic guide rails are integrally achieved.
Owner:SHANGHAI UNIV

Self-training AC magnetic tracking systems to cover large areas

Self-calibrating AC magnetic tracking systems and combination “outside-in” and “inside-out” architectures offer unique motion tracking capabilities. More area is covered with minimal distortion using the tracking system itself to determine overall P&O based on the P&O of an initial, reference marker. The output as anticipated and needed by the user is output without confusion and without costly and time-consuming metrology while covering a large region when distance from the reference may be great. A method according to the invention includes the steps of positioning a plurality of stationary AC magnetic “markers” in a tracking volume and moving a mobile AC magnetic marker proximate to a first one of the stationary markers designated as a reference marker. The position and orientation (P&O) of the mobile marker is determined relative to the reference marker, then moved so as to be proximate to a second one of the stationary markers. The P&O of the second marker is determined relative to the reference marker, allowing the P&O of the mobile marker to be determined relative to the reference marker based upon the P&O of the second marker relative to the reference marker. The stationary markers may be AC magnetic sensors, with the mobile marker being an AC source, or vice-versa.
Owner:ALKEN INC DBA POLHEMUS
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