JPS6286414A - Device for detecting obstacle against moving truck - Google Patents

Device for detecting obstacle against moving truck

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JPS6286414A
JPS6286414A JP60227520A JP22752085A JPS6286414A JP S6286414 A JPS6286414 A JP S6286414A JP 60227520 A JP60227520 A JP 60227520A JP 22752085 A JP22752085 A JP 22752085A JP S6286414 A JPS6286414 A JP S6286414A
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Hiroshi Shimokata
下方 博
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Daifuku Co Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To detect the presence or absence of contact to an obstacle by providing a power application state detection means flowing always a current through the series connection of conductors themselves to be a conduction path and detecting the power application state change at each end of a couple of conductors connected in series. CONSTITUTION:A light emitting diode D1 of a photoconductor 15 of a conduction state detection means detecting the power application state change between a couple of conductors 5A, 5B attended with the contact or non-contact of the conductors is connected between other end (b) of the conductor 5A and other end (c) of the conductor 5B, one end (d) of the conductor 5B is connected to a host controller 7 to form a couple of the conductors and the light emitting diode D1 as a series circuit and a current flows always from the host controller 7 to the conductors 5A, 5B and the light emitting diode D1. If a bamper 5 contacts an obstacle and is deformed, the conductors 5A, 5B are brought into contact and the power application to the light emitting diode D1 is interrupted and the collector and emitter of a phototransistor Q1 are interrupted. Thus, the contact against the obstacle is sensed.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本発明は、例えば、工場内において各種工具やワーク等
を所望のステーションに自動的に搬送させる場合等に使
用する移動車が、障害物に接触した場合には自動的に停
止させる等の処理を行わせるための移動車の障害物検出
装置、詳しくは、接点形成用の一対の導体を、障害物−
・の接触に伴って閉成するように開成状態で並置した接
触式の障害物検出用スイッチを備えた移動車の障害物検
III装置に関する。
[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Field of Application] The present invention is applicable to a mobile vehicle used for automatically transporting various tools, workpieces, etc. to a desired station in a factory, for example. Obstacle detection device for a moving vehicle to perform processing such as automatically stopping when it comes in contact with the object.
This invention relates to an obstacle detection III device for a moving vehicle, which is equipped with contact-type obstacle detection switches placed side by side in an open state so as to be closed when touched.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

上記移動車においては、その美観や障害物への接触時の
衝撃吸収性等の観点から、バンパーを、可撓性の樹脂製
品にて形成されたいわゆるソフトバンパーを設けてある
。そして、上記障害物検出装置は、例えば、上記ソフト
バンパー内に、一対の導体を、車体横幅方向に沿って配
置して、障害物への接触に伴って−)2記ソフトバンパ
ーが変形する作用により、上記一対の導体が閉成し、こ
の一対の導体が、常開型のスイッチの接点として機能す
るように構成した接触式の障害物検出用スイッチを設け
、上記一対の導体の閉成作動を検出するごとにより、走
行経路上の障害物が車体横幅ノjHのどの位置にあって
も障害物を検出できるようにしたものである。
The above-mentioned mobile vehicle is provided with a bumper made of a flexible resin product, a so-called soft bumper, from the viewpoint of its aesthetic appearance and shock absorption properties when it comes into contact with an obstacle. The obstacle detection device may include, for example, a pair of conductors disposed within the soft bumper along the width direction of the vehicle body, so that the soft bumper deforms upon contact with the obstacle. A contact-type obstacle detection switch is provided in which the pair of conductors is closed and the pair of conductors function as contacts of a normally open switch, and the pair of conductors is closed. By detecting the obstacle every time, the obstacle can be detected regardless of the position of the obstacle on the vehicle body width JH.

〔発明が解決しようとする問題点〕[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

しかしながら、−り記従来の接触式の障害物検出用スイ
ッチにおいては、常開型スイッチの接点として機能する
一対の導体の閉成作動を検出することにより障害物への
接触を感知する構成であるために、上記一対の導体への
配線が断線したり、導体自体が断線すると、障害物が上
記バンパーに接触してもスイッチが作動しなかったり、
作動したことを検出できなくなる虞れがある。
However, the conventional contact-type obstacle detection switch described above is configured to sense contact with an obstacle by detecting the closing operation of a pair of conductors that function as contacts of a normally open switch. Therefore, if the wiring to the pair of conductors breaks or the conductor itself breaks, the switch may not operate even if an obstacle comes into contact with the bumper.
There is a risk that it will not be possible to detect that it has been activated.

−に記断線が発生した場合には安全側に作動するように
構成する手段としては、常閉型のスイッチを用いて、障
害物への接触により開成するように構成し、断線時には
障害物への接触時と同じ状態の検出情報が得られるよう
にして、断線発生時には安全側に作動するようにする手
段があるが、上記一対の導体は、車体横幅方向等のある
程度長い範囲に沿って配置されていることから、接点と
して機能する導体部分が長いものとなり、常閉型のスイ
ッチに構成することばその構造上困難である。
- As a means of configuring it to operate safely when a wire break occurs, a normally closed switch is used, and the switch is configured to open when it comes into contact with an obstacle. There is a way to obtain the same detection information as when the wire is in contact with the wire, so that it operates safely in the event of a wire breakage, but the pair of conductors described above is arranged along a fairly long range such as the width direction of the vehicle body. Because of this, the conductor portion that functions as a contact point is long, making it difficult to construct a normally closed switch due to its structure.

本発明は、−1−記実情に鑑みてなされたものであって
、そのl=1的は、常開型のスイッチに構成された接触
式の障害物検出用スイッチを用いながらも、そのスイッ
チへの配線や−・対の導体自体の断線が発生しても安全
側に作動するようにする点にある。
The present invention has been made in view of the circumstances described in -1-, and its l = 1 purpose is to use a contact type obstacle detection switch configured as a normally open switch. The point is to ensure safe operation even if a break occurs in the wiring to or in the pair of conductors themselves.

〔問題点を解決するための手段〕[Means for solving problems]

本発明による移動車の障害物検出装置の特徴構成は、前
記一対の導体を、その導体自体が通電経路となるように
直列接続し“(常時電流を流すと共に、そのif(副接
続される前記一対の導体の各端部間の通電状態変化を検
出する通電状態検出手段を設けてある点にあり、その作
用並びに効果は以下の通りである。
The characteristic configuration of the obstacle detection device for a mobile vehicle according to the present invention is that the pair of conductors are connected in series so that the conductors themselves serve as a current-carrying path, and the if (sub-connected The present invention is provided with an energization state detection means for detecting a change in energization state between each end of a pair of conductors, and its functions and effects are as follows.

〔作 用〕[For production]

すなわち、常開型スイッチの接点として機能する一対の
導体を直列接続して電流を流しておき、障害物の接触・
非接触に伴って、導通・非導通となるこの一対の導体間
の通電状態変化を検出することにより、障害物への接触
有無を検出するのである。
In other words, a pair of conductors that function as the contacts of a normally open switch are connected in series and a current is passed through them to prevent them from coming in contact with an obstacle.
The presence or absence of contact with an obstacle is detected by detecting the change in the energization state between the pair of conductors, which become conductive or non-conductive as they are not in contact.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

従って、上記一対の導体自体が通電経路となるように直
列接続しておくことにより、この一対の導体への配線や
導体自体に断線が発生すると、一対の導体間に電流が流
れなくなるので、通電状態検出手段からは、障害物接触
時と同じ情報が得られることとなり、この電圧変化検出
手段による検出情報に基づいて車体の走行を制御するよ
うにすると、障害物が接触した場合のみならず接触式の
障害物検出用スイッチへの配線や一対の導体自体の断線
が発生しても車体走行を安全側に制御できるのである。
Therefore, by connecting the above-mentioned pair of conductors in series so that they themselves become a current-carrying path, if a break occurs in the wiring to the pair of conductors or in the conductor itself, current will no longer flow between the pair of conductors, so the current will not flow between the pair of conductors. The same information as when contacting an obstacle is obtained from the condition detecting means, and if the running of the vehicle is controlled based on the information detected by this voltage change detecting means, not only when the obstacle comes into contact, but also when the contact occurs. Even if the wiring to the obstacle detection switch or the pair of conductors themselves are disconnected, the vehicle's running can be controlled safely.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

以下、本発明の実施例を図面に基づいて説明する。 Embodiments of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings.

第4図〜第6図に示すように、荷載置台(1)を駆動昇
降自在に備えた移動車(A)を設け、荷移載用ステーシ
ョン(ST)の複数個を移動車走行経路の横倒部に位置
させて設け、もって、移動車(A)を各ステーション間
に−1って走行させながら各挿荷の運搬作業を行わ・I
・るように構成しである。
As shown in FIGS. 4 to 6, a mobile vehicle (A) equipped with a loading platform (1) that can be driven up and down is provided, and a plurality of load transfer stations (ST) are placed beside the traveling path of the mobile vehicle. It is located at the folded part, and the moving vehicle (A) is moved between each station with a distance of -1 to carry out the work of transporting each load.
・It is configured so that

前記移動車(八)を構成するに、左右一対のflil東
進(2)を、一対の電動モータ(M)にて各別に駆動自
在に設けると共に、左右一対のキャスタ式の遊転輪(3
)を、車体前後端部に設けて、前記左右推進車輪(2)
 、 (2>の回転速度に差を付けるように前記両電動
モータ(M) 、 (M)を変速操作して、操向させる
ようにしである。
The mobile vehicle (8) is provided with a pair of left and right flils (2) that can be independently driven by a pair of electric motors (M), and a pair of left and right caster-type idle wheels (3).
) are provided at the front and rear ends of the vehicle body, and the left and right propulsion wheels (2)
, (2>), the speeds of both the electric motors (M) and (M) are changed so that the rotational speeds of the two electric motors (M) and (M) are different from each other for steering.

又、第6図及び第7図に示すように、前記移動車(A)
のiii後には、走行経路」二にある障害物を非接触に
検出する超音波センサを用いた非接触式障害物センサ(
S2)を設けると共に、可撓性の樹脂部材(5C)にて
形成されたバンパー(5)の前面側内部に、接点形成用
の一対の導体(5A)。
Moreover, as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the mobile vehicle (A)
After step iii, a non-contact obstacle sensor (
S2) and a pair of conductors (5A) for forming contacts inside the front side of the bumper (5) formed of a flexible resin member (5C).

(5B)を、車体横幅方向に沿って瓦いに対向する状態
で並置して常開型の接触式の障害物検出用スイッチに構
成した接触式障害物センサ(S1)を設けてある。そし
て、前記非接触式障害物センサ(S2)にて移動車(^
)の走行経路上にある障害物を非接触に検出すると共に
、前記接触式障害物センサ(S、)を構成する一対の導
体(5A) 、 (5B)の閉成作動を検出することに
より、障害物への接触時には自動的に走行を停止させる
ようにしである。尚、第7図中、(5D)は前記樹脂部
材(5C)の表面を保護するカバ一部材である。
A contact type obstacle sensor (S1) is provided which is configured as a normally open type contact type obstacle detection switch (5B) arranged side by side in a state facing the roof tiles along the width direction of the vehicle body. Then, the non-contact obstacle sensor (S2) detects the moving vehicle (^
) by non-contactly detecting obstacles on the travel route of the sensor (S), and detecting the closing operation of the pair of conductors (5A) and (5B) that constitute the contact-type obstacle sensor (S,). It is designed to automatically stop running when it comes into contact with an obstacle. In FIG. 7, (5D) is a cover member that protects the surface of the resin member (5C).

そして、交流電流を供給される移動車誘導用の電磁誘導
用導体(4)を、走行路面側に設けると共に、移動車(
A)側に、前記誘導用導体(4)から誘起される磁界を
感知することによりこの誘導用導体(4)に対する横偏
位量を検出する一対のピックアップコイル(61、)、
 (6R)を備えた誘導路検出センサ(SP) 、 (
SR)を設け、移動車(八)をこの誘導用導体(4)に
沿って自動走行させるように制御する走行制御手段を設
けて、移動車(A)をステーション間に亘って自動走行
させるようにしである。
Then, an electromagnetic induction conductor (4) for guiding the moving vehicle supplied with alternating current is provided on the running road side, and the moving vehicle (
On the A) side, a pair of pickup coils (61,) that detect the amount of lateral deviation with respect to the guiding conductor (4) by sensing the magnetic field induced from the guiding conductor (4);
Taxiway detection sensor (SP) equipped with (6R), (
SR), and travel control means for controlling the mobile vehicle (8) to automatically travel along this guiding conductor (4), so that the mobile vehicle (A) automatically travels between stations. It's Nishide.

又、前記ステーション(ST)に対する移動車(八)の
停止位置、交差点における分岐開始位置、及び、減速走
行開始位置等の走行制御情報を表示するマーク(Il1
)、(IIlt)、(Ill、)を、前記誘導用導体(
4)近傍の走行路−1−に設けてある。尚、前記各マー
ク(m、)、 (m、) 、 (m、)は、複数個の永
久磁石を各走行制御情報に対応したパターンの磁気を発
生するように配置したものである。
In addition, a mark (Il1) for displaying travel control information such as a stop position of the moving vehicle (8) with respect to the station (ST), a branching start position at an intersection, and a deceleration travel start position.
), (IIlt), (Ill, ), and the inductive conductor (
4) It is provided on the nearby driving path -1-. The marks (m,), (m,), (m,) are formed by arranging a plurality of permanent magnets so as to generate magnetism in a pattern corresponding to each traveling control information.

第2図に示すように、前記誘導路検出センサ(SF) 
、 (SR)は、移動車(A)の誘導用導体(4)に対
する横偏位量が零の状態において、前記一対のビックア
ンプコイル(61) 、 (6R)が、夫々左右方向に
誘導用導体(4)から等距崎に位置するように配置する
と共に、各ピックアップコイル(4iL)。
As shown in FIG. 2, the taxiway detection sensor (SF)
, (SR) indicates that when the amount of lateral deviation of the moving vehicle (A) with respect to the guiding conductor (4) is zero, the pair of big amplifier coils (61) and (6R) are used for guiding in the left and right direction, respectively. Each pickup coil (4iL) is placed equidistantly from the conductor (4).

(6R)に誘起される交流電圧を自流電圧に変換する検
波回路(6) 、 (6)を設けたものである。
(6R) is provided with a detection circuit (6) and (6) that converts the alternating current voltage induced into a free current voltage.

前記走行手段を構成するに、前記誘導路検出センサ(S
P) 、 (SR)、接触式障害物センサ(S1)、及
び、非接触式障害物センサ(S、)を、移動車(八)の
前後両端部夫々に設けると共に、前記走行制御情報表示
用のマーク(m+”m、1)を検出するマークセンサ(
Sm)を、移動車(八)の前後横倒下部夫々に設け、ホ
ストコントローラ(7)、前記誘導路検出センサ(SF
) 、 (SR)からの誘導路検出情報をデジタル化し
て誘導用導体(4)に対する横偏位量を検出するA/D
変換部(8)、及び、デジタルサーボコントローラ(9
)を備えた走行制御装置(r1)を、移動車側に設け、
更に、前記両電動モータ(M) 、 (M)に付設のエ
ンコーダ(10)を、前記デジタルサーボコントローラ
(9)に接Mすると共に、前記デジタルサーボコントロ
ーラ(9)を、サーボアンプドライバ(11)を介して
両電動モータ(M) 、 (M)に対するサーボアンプ
(12)に接続し、もって、前記A/D変換部(8)に
て検出された誘導用導体(4)に対する車体の横偏位量
を零にするように、前記両電動モータ(M) 、 (M
)を変速操作しながら走行制御すると共に、前記接触式
障害物センサ(S1)と非接触式障害物センサ(S2)
による障害物検出作動にて車体の走行を自動的に減速・
停止1ニするように構成しである。
The traveling means includes the taxiway detection sensor (S
P), (SR), a contact obstacle sensor (S1), and a non-contact obstacle sensor (S,) are provided at both the front and rear ends of the moving vehicle (8), and are used for displaying the travel control information. A mark sensor (
A host controller (7) and a taxiway detection sensor (SF
), A/D that digitizes the guidance path detection information from (SR) and detects the amount of lateral deviation with respect to the guidance conductor (4).
Conversion unit (8) and digital servo controller (9
) is provided on the mobile vehicle side,
Furthermore, the encoders (10) attached to the electric motors (M), (M) are connected to the digital servo controller (9), and the digital servo controller (9) is connected to the servo amplifier driver (11). is connected to the servo amplifier (12) for both electric motors (M), (M) via Both electric motors (M), (M
) while controlling the speed of the contact obstacle sensor (S1) and the non-contact obstacle sensor (S2).
Automatically decelerates the vehicle when detecting obstacles.
It is configured to stop once.

尚、前記誘導路検出センサ(SF) 、 (SR)、接
触式障害物センサ(S、)、及び、非接触式障害物セン
サ(S2)は、前進時には前方側のものを、後進時には
後方側のものを選tJ<使用するようにしζある。又、
前記マークセンサ(Sln)は、移動車(A)に対して
左右何れの側の走行路向に前記マーク(IllI−R1
3)を設けてあるかに基づいてマーク配置側のものを選
択使用することになる。
The taxiway detection sensors (SF), (SR), contact obstacle sensor (S), and non-contact obstacle sensor (S2) are the ones on the front side when moving forward, and the ones on the rear side when going backwards. Select tJ< so that ζ is used. or,
The mark sensor (Sln) detects the mark (IllI-R1) on either the left or right side of the traveling road with respect to the moving vehicle (A).
The one on the mark placement side is selected and used based on whether 3) is provided.

第1図に示すように、前記接触式障害物センサ(S1)
の構成について詳述すれば、この接触式障害物センサ(
S、)を構成する一対の導体(5^)。
As shown in FIG. 1, the contact type obstacle sensor (S1)
In detail, the configuration of this contact obstacle sensor (
A pair of conductors (5^) that constitute S,).

(5B)自体が通電経路となるように、両導体(5^)
Connect both conductors (5^) so that (5B) itself becomes a current-carrying path.
.

(5B)の各両端部(a、 b) 、 (c、 d)に
電極を設けると共に、一方の導体(5A)の一端(a)
を、抵抗(Il1)を介して接地し、この接地側の一方
の導体(5A)の他端(b)と、この一方の導体(5A
)の他端(b)に対向する他方の導体(5B)の他端(
c)との間に、前記一対の導体(5^)、(5B)の接
触・非接触に伴う両導体(5A) 、 (5R)間の通
電状態変化を検出する通電状態検出手段としてのフォト
カプラ(15)の発光ダイオード(n+)を直列接続し
、更に、前記他方の導体(5B)の一端(d)を、前記
ホストコントローラ(7)に接続して、前記一対の導体
(5^)、 (5R)と前記発光ダイオード(D1)と
が直列回路を形成するようにして、前記ホストコントロ
ーラ(7)から前記一対の導体(5A) 、 (5B)
及び前記発光ダイオード(n1)に常時電流を流すよう
にしである。従って、前記一対の導体(5A) 、 (
5B)が接触しない状態では、前記発光ダイオード(n
+)が常時発光することとなり、その発光を受光するフ
ォトトランジスタ(Q1)のコレクタとエソミタは導通
状態(ON状態)を維持することとなる。そして、前記
バンパー(5)が障害物への接触に伴って後方側に変形
すると、前記一対の導体(5A) 、 (’5B)が接
触して前記発光ダイオ−F(IL)への通電が遮断され
て、前記フォ1−1−ランジスタ(OI)のコレクタと
エッミタが遮断状態(OFF状B)に変化するようにし
である。
Electrodes are provided at each end (a, b), (c, d) of (5B), and one end (a) of one conductor (5A)
is grounded via a resistor (Il1), and the other end (b) of one conductor (5A) on this ground side and this one conductor (5A
) opposite the other end (b) of the other conductor (5B)
c) between the pair of conductors (5^) and (5B), a photo sensor serving as an energization state detection means for detecting a change in the energization state between both conductors (5A) and (5R) due to contact/non-contact between the pair of conductors (5^) and (5B); The light emitting diodes (n+) of the coupler (15) are connected in series, and one end (d) of the other conductor (5B) is connected to the host controller (7), and the pair of conductors (5^) , (5R) and the light emitting diode (D1) form a series circuit, and the pair of conductors (5A), (5B) are connected from the host controller (7) to the light emitting diode (D1).
And a current is made to flow through the light emitting diode (n1) at all times. Therefore, the pair of conductors (5A), (
5B) is not in contact with the light emitting diode (n
+) will always emit light, and the collector and emitter of the phototransistor (Q1) that receives the emitted light will maintain a conductive state (ON state). When the bumper (5) deforms backward due to contact with an obstacle, the pair of conductors (5A) and ('5B) come into contact and the light emitting diode F (IL) is no longer energized. This is so that the collector and emitter of the transistor (OI) change to the cut-off state (OFF state B).

従って、前記ホストコントローラ(7)に接続されたフ
ォトカプラ(15)のフォトトランジスタ(口、)は、
前記一対の導体(5A) 、 (5B)の接触・非接触
に対応して(I N / 01” ト” して常閉型の
スイッチとして機能することとなる。つまり、前記フォ
トトランジスタ(0,)のON状態からOI噸゛I”状
態への変化を検出するごとにより、障害物への接触を感
知するのである。
Therefore, the phototransistor (port) of the photocoupler (15) connected to the host controller (7) is
Corresponding to contact/non-contact of the pair of conductors (5A) and (5B), it functions as a normally closed switch.In other words, the phototransistors (0, 5B) function as a normally closed switch. ) is detected as a change from the ON state to the OI "I" state, contact with an obstacle is sensed.

従って、前記一対の導体(5A) 、 (5B)への配
線やこの導体自体の断線が発生ずると、前記フォトカブ
ラ(15)からは、障害物が接触した場合と同じ検出情
報が出力されることとなり、接触式障害物センサ(S、
)が故障しても安全側に作動するものにできたのである
。尚、この導体(5^)。
Therefore, if the wiring to the pair of conductors (5A) and (5B) or the conductor itself is disconnected, the photocoupler (15) will output the same detection information as when an obstacle comes into contact with it. Therefore, contact type obstacle sensor (S,
) was able to operate safely even if it failed. Furthermore, this conductor (5^).

(5B)への通電電流の変化を監視することによっても
断線を検出できる。
Disconnection can also be detected by monitoring changes in the current flowing to (5B).

又、行先データ、旋回データ等の各種制御情報を、地上
側から移動車側に伝達できるように、及び、ステーショ
ン到着データ、交差点到着データ等の各種情報を、移動
車側から地上側−\伝達できるように、一対の送光器(
Tに)と受光器(RX)とを備えた光im信式ノI[]
14s″’Al (13)、 (14)を、移動中側、
及び、地−1−側のステーション部l や交差点部前、夫々設けてある。そして、移動車側の通
信装置(13)を前記ホストコントローラ(7)に、I
−1つ、地上側通信装置(14)を地上側設備としての
中央制御袋ff(C)に、夫々接続し、もって、前記中
央制御装置(C)に入力される情報や予め記憶された情
報等の各種情報に基づいて、交差点において分岐走行さ
せながら移動車(A)を所望のステーション(ST)に
自動走行させることができるようにしである。
In addition, various control information such as destination data and turning data can be transmitted from the ground side to the moving vehicle, and various information such as station arrival data and intersection arrival data can be transmitted from the moving vehicle to the ground side. A pair of transmitters (
Optical IM communication type I [] equipped with a receiver (RX) and a light receiver (RX)
14s''Al (13), (14) on the moving side,
They are also provided at the station section l on the ground-1 side and in front of the intersection section. Then, the communication device (13) on the moving vehicle side is connected to the host controller (7).
- One ground side communication device (14) is respectively connected to the central control bag ff (C) as ground side equipment, thereby information input to the central control device (C) and information stored in advance. Based on various information such as, the moving vehicle (A) can automatically travel to a desired station (ST) while branching at an intersection.

前記誘導路検出センサ(SF) 、 (SR)の使用側
のピックアップコイル(6+、) 、 (6R)からの
誘導路検出情報を前記A / n変換部(8)に取り込
み、前記一対のビックアンプコイル(6L) 、 (6
R)の出力電圧の偏差及びこの偏差が零となる操向制御
量を演算し、前記マークセンサ(Sm)によるマーク読
み取りによって操向制御情報を検出し、前記A/D変換
部(8)が操向制御情報をホストコントローラ(7)に
伝達し、ホストコントローラ(7)が、前記両障害物セ
ンサ(S1)、(5りによる障害物有無を判別すると共
に、走行速度情報、旋回情報、FIiI後進伯仲等を、
+tif記A / I)変換部()))及びデジタル1
F−ボコントローラ(9)に伝達し、更に、デジタルサ
ーボコント「1−ラ(9)が、走行中であるか否かの情
報をホストコント12−ラ(7)に伝達する等、各コン
l−ローラ(7) 、 (8) 、 (9)間において
情報交換しながら移動*(A)の走行制御を行うように
しである。但し、中央制御袋#(C)に対する指令情報
入力部を各ステージジン(ST)に設け、又、ホストコ
ントローラ(7)に対する情報人力部を、移動車(八)
に備えさ一ロである。
The taxiway detection information from the pickup coils (6+, ), (6R) on the use side of the taxiway detection sensors (SF), (SR) is taken into the A/N converter (8), and the taxiway detection information is input to the A/N converter (8), and the taxiway detection information is input to the A/N converter (8). Coil (6L), (6
A deviation in the output voltage of R) and a steering control amount at which this deviation becomes zero are calculated, the steering control information is detected by reading the mark by the mark sensor (Sm), and the A/D converter (8) The steering control information is transmitted to the host controller (7), and the host controller (7) determines the presence or absence of an obstacle using both the obstacle sensors (S1) and (5), and also transmits the traveling speed information, turning information, FIiI Later Hakunaka et al.
+tif A/I) conversion unit ())) and digital 1
The digital servo controller 12-ra (9) transmits information to the host controller 12-ra (7), and also transmits information on whether the digital servo controller 1-ra (9) is running or not to the host controller 12-ra (7). L-Rollers (7), (8), and (9) are configured to control the travel of movement*(A) while exchanging information between them.However, the command information input section for the central control bag #(C) is Each stage engine (ST) is provided with an information human power department for the host controller (7), and the mobile vehicle (8)
Be prepared for this.

次に、第3図に示すフローチャー1−に基づいて、前記
接触式障害物センサCS、)及び非接触式障害物センサ
(S2)による障害物検出作動について説明する。
Next, based on the flowchart 1- shown in FIG. 3, the obstacle detection operation by the contact type obstacle sensor CS,) and the non-contact type obstacle sensor (S2) will be explained.

先ず、走行方向側の非接触式障害物センサ(S2)の作
動状態をチェックし、非接触式障害物センサ(S2)が
作動すると、移動車(A)を減速走行させながら、前記
接触式障害物センサ(S、)が障害物存在を検出するか
否かをチェックする。
First, the operating state of the non-contact obstacle sensor (S2) on the traveling direction side is checked, and if the non-contact obstacle sensor (S2) is activated, the vehicle (A) is decelerated and the contact obstacle sensor is detected. Check whether the object sensor (S,) detects the presence of an obstacle.

前記非接触式障害物センサ(S2)が作動した後、接触
式障害物センサ(S+)が作動しなかった場合は、前記
非接触式障害物センサ(S2)の作動を再度チェックし
、非接触式障害物センサ(S2)が非作動状態に復帰す
るまで減速走行状態を維持する。そして、この間に前記
非接触式障害物センサ(S2)が非作動状態に復帰する
と、正常走行時の走行速度に自動復帰させて通常の走行
制御を行う。
If the contact obstacle sensor (S+) does not operate after the non-contact obstacle sensor (S2) has activated, check the operation of the non-contact obstacle sensor (S2) again, and The decelerated running state is maintained until the obstacle sensor (S2) returns to the non-operating state. If the non-contact obstacle sensor (S2) returns to the non-operating state during this time, the vehicle automatically returns to the normal running speed and performs normal running control.

前記減速走行中に接触式障害物センサ(S1)が作動し
た場合は、一旦走行を停止させ、所定時間経過するまで
待ち、再度接触式障害物センサ(S1)の作動状態をチ
ェックする。そして、所定時間経過後も接触式障害物セ
ンサ(S、)が作動状態にある場合は、完全に走行停止
トさせて走行制御を終rする。尚、この完全停止した後
の走行再開は、安全確認を行った後、人為的操作により
再起動することとなる。
If the contact type obstacle sensor (S1) is activated during the deceleration traveling, the vehicle temporarily stops traveling, waits until a predetermined period of time has elapsed, and then checks the operating state of the contact type obstacle sensor (S1) again. If the contact type obstacle sensor (S) remains in operation even after a predetermined period of time has elapsed, the vehicle is completely stopped and the travel control is terminated. In order to restart the vehicle after it has completely stopped, the vehicle must be restarted manually after a safety check.

一方、所定時間経過後に接触式障害物センサ(S1)が
非作動状態に復帰している場合は、微速走行により走行
を再開し、再度接触式障害物センサ(S1)の作動状態
をチェックする。そして、前記接触式障害物センサ(S
+)が作動状態にあると、前記完全停止処理を行い、前
記接触式障害物センサ(S1)が非作動状態に復帰して
いると、更に所定時間経過するまで待った後、11′:
、常走行時の走行速度に復帰さl゛て、通常の走行制御
状態に復帰させるのである。
On the other hand, if the contact type obstacle sensor (S1) has returned to the non-operating state after a predetermined period of time has elapsed, the vehicle resumes running at a slow speed and checks the operating state of the contact type obstacle sensor (S1) again. Then, the contact type obstacle sensor (S
+) is in the operating state, the complete stop processing is performed, and if the contact type obstacle sensor (S1) has returned to the non-operating state, after waiting for a further predetermined period of time, 11':
Then, the vehicle returns to the normal running speed and returns to the normal running control state.

〔別実施例〕[Another example]

上記実施例においては、一対の導体(5A) 、 (5
1()間の通電状態変化を検出する通電状態検出手段と
して、フォトカプラ(15)を用いた場合を例示したが
、このフォトカプラ(15)に変えて、例えば、一対の
導体(5A) 、 (51′1)が接触すると通電を遮
断されるようにリレー等のスイッチ手段を、両導体間に
直列接続17てもよい。
In the above embodiment, a pair of conductors (5A), (5
1(), a photocoupler (15) is used as an energization state detection means for detecting a change in energization state between 1(), but instead of this photocoupler (15), for example, a pair of conductors (5A), A switch means such as a relay may be connected in series 17 between both conductors so that when (51'1) comes into contact, the current flow is cut off.

又、前記一対の導体(5^)、(51丸)の各端部(b
)。
Also, each end (b) of the pair of conductors (5^), (51 circles)
).

(c)を抵抗等のim電により電圧降下を発生ずる電圧
降下素子にて直列接続し、この電圧降下素子両端の電圧
変化や、電圧降下素子自体に流れる電流変化を検出する
ように構成してもよい。
(c) is connected in series with a voltage drop element such as a resistor that generates a voltage drop by an im current, and configured to detect changes in voltage across the voltage drop element and changes in current flowing through the voltage drop element itself. Good too.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

図面は本発明に係る移動車の障害物検出装置の実施例を
示し、第1図は接触式の障害物検出用スイッチの信号処
理を示す要部回路図、第2図は走行制御装置の構成を示
すブロック図、第3図は障害物検出作動時の走行制御装
置の動作を示すフローチャート、第4図は走行経路の配
置を示す説明図、第5図は移動車の全体側面図、第6図
は移動車の全体正面図、第7図はバンパーの拡大断面図
である。
The drawings show an embodiment of the obstacle detection device for a mobile vehicle according to the present invention, FIG. 1 is a main circuit diagram showing signal processing of a contact-type obstacle detection switch, and FIG. 2 is a configuration of the travel control device. 3 is a flowchart showing the operation of the travel control device when an obstacle detection is activated, FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing the arrangement of the travel route, FIG. 5 is an overall side view of the moving vehicle, The figure is an overall front view of the moving vehicle, and FIG. 7 is an enlarged sectional view of the bumper.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 接点形成用の一対の導体(5A)、(5B)を、障害物
への接触に伴って閉成するように開成状態で並置した接
触式の障害物検出用スイッチ(S_1)を備えた移動車
の障害物検出装置であって、前記一対の導体(5A)、
(5B)を、その導体自体が通電経路となるように直列
接続して常時電流を流すと共に、その直列接続された前
記一対の導体(5A)、(5B)の各端部(b)、(c
)間の通電状態変化を検出する通電状態検出手段(15
)を設けてある移動車の障害物検出装置。
A mobile vehicle equipped with a contact-type obstacle detection switch (S_1) in which a pair of contact-forming conductors (5A) and (5B) are placed side by side in an open state so as to be closed upon contact with an obstacle. An obstacle detection device comprising: the pair of conductors (5A);
(5B) are connected in series so that the conductors themselves serve as current-carrying paths to constantly flow a current, and each end (b), ( c.
) energization state detection means (15) for detecting a change in energization state between
) Obstacle detection device for moving vehicles.
JP60227520A 1985-10-12 1985-10-12 Device for detecting obstacle against moving truck Granted JPS6286414A (en)

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