CN112971622A

CN112971622A - Base station

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Publication number: CN112971622A
Application number: CN202110309267.9A
Authority: CN
Inventors: 郑连荣
Original assignee: Shenzhen Silver Star Intelligent Technology Co Ltd
Current assignee: Shenzhen Silver Star Intelligent Technology Co Ltd
Priority date: 2021-03-23
Filing date: 2021-03-23
Publication date: 2021-06-18
Also published as: WO2022199119A1

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of cleaning equipment, in particular to a base station, which is provided with a base, a workbench for a cleaning robot to stop and an inlet for the cleaning robot to enter are arranged on the base, a baffle plate component is arranged and comprises at least one baffle plate, all the baffle plates can be arranged at the inlet in an opening and closing way and at least partially shield the inlet when the baffle plate component is closed, because the cleaning robot needs to be provided with an opening when entering, the size of the opening cannot be smaller than that of the cleaning robot, the part of the inlet is shielded, the size of the opening is reduced, the workbench and the outside can be at least partially isolated at the inlet, the possible probability of sewage splashing is reduced, the obstruction of sound waves is increased, the possible noise transmission is reduced, and the problem that the workbench cannot be isolated from the outside by the base station in an open type is solved, particularly, when the inlet is completely shielded, the noise can be greatly reduced, and the sewage can be completely prevented from splashing.

Description

Base station

Technical Field

The invention relates to the field of cleaning equipment, in particular to a base station.

Background

The cleaning robot is an intelligent cleaning device, plays a great role in home and office environments, and is not worried by people for cleaning. The cleaning robot generally includes a battery assembly and a charging electrode, and when power is supplied, the cleaning robot can be charged through a base station.

A conventional base station generally includes a charging terminal connected to a power supply terminal, which can be used to charge the cleaning robot. Base stations capable of cleaning the mopping piece of the cleaning robot gradually appear, but the base stations are semi-open type or full-open type base stations, noise is easy to transmit outwards in the cleaning process, and sewage or stains generated during cleaning are easy to splash outwards.

Disclosure of Invention

Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a base station capable of opening and closing an entrance.

A base station, comprising:

a base having: a workbench for the cleaning robot to stop; an inlet for the cleaning robot to enter;

the baffle assembly comprises at least one baffle, and all the baffles can be arranged at the inlet in an opening and closing mode and at least partially shield the inlet when the baffle assembly is closed.

By arranging the base, arranging the workbench for the cleaning robot to stop and the inlet for the cleaning robot to enter on the base, arranging the baffle assembly which comprises at least one baffle, wherein all the baffles can be arranged at the inlet in an opening and closing way and at least partially shield the inlet when the inlet is closed, because the cleaning robot needs to be provided with the opening when the inlet is closed, the size of the opening cannot be smaller than that of the cleaning robot, the part of the inlet is shielded, the size of the opening is reduced, the workbench and the outside can be at least partially isolated at the inlet, the possible probability of splashing of sewage is reduced, the obstruction of sound waves is increased, the possible outward transmission of noise is reduced, the problem that the workbench cannot be isolated from the outside by an open base station is solved, and particularly, when the inlet is completely shielded, the noise can be greatly reduced, and completely isolate the sewage from splashing.

Further preferably, all the baffles are rotatably connected with the base at the position of the inlet, and the rotatable connection realizes opening and closing.

Further preferably, the baffle plate assembly comprises the baffle plate, the baffle plate is arranged at the upper part or the lower part of the inlet, the baffle plate is firstly pushed to turn inwards in the entering process of the cleaning robot, and the baffle plate swings back to the original position after the cleaning robot completely enters the inlet; the cleaning robot firstly pushes the baffle to turn outwards in the process of exiting, and after the cleaning robot completely exits, the baffle returns to the original position, so that the cleaning robot is simple in structure.

Further preferably, the base station further includes:

the lever assembly comprises an action end and an action end, the action end is arranged on a driving path of the cleaning robot in the base, the baffle assembly comprises a baffle plate, the baffle plate is positioned on the action path of the action end, and when the action end acts, the action end drives the baffle plate to act until at least part of the inlet is shielded.

Through setting up lever assembly, utilize cleaning machines people's gravity to drive the baffle and close, cleaning machines people breaks away from the backplate and resets.

Further preferably, the base station further includes:

the first guide piece extends to a surface to be cleaned and is used for guiding the cleaning robot to drive into the base, the baffle plate is rotatably connected with the first guide piece, when the action end is in a natural state without being subjected to the gravity of the cleaning robot, the baffle plate rotates to be attached to the first guide piece, and when the action end is in a pressing state with being subjected to the gravity of the cleaning robot, the baffle plate rotates to at least partially shield the inlet. The baffle is attached to the first guide piece, the natural state can serve as a guide plate for guiding the cleaning robot, and the gravity state can serve as a blocking structure for blocking ultraviolet light from leaking and sewage from splashing.

Further preferably, the baffle plate assembly comprises two oppositely arranged baffle plates; the two baffles are respectively arranged at the upper part and the lower part of the inlet, or the two baffles are respectively arranged at the left side and the right side of the inlet. The baffle plates arranged oppositely can reduce the length of a single baffle plate, and the occupied volume is saved.

Further preferably, the baffle assembly comprises four baffles which are arranged oppositely, the four baffles are respectively arranged around the inlet, and when the baffle assembly is closed, the four baffles enclose a shielding structure which at least partially shields the inlet. The baffle plates arranged oppositely can reduce the length of a single baffle plate, and the occupied volume is saved.

Further preferably, the baffle assembly comprises at least four baffles, when all the baffles are closed, all the baffles enclose a middle gap, and the middle gap and the cleaning robot are matched to form a shielding structure capable of shielding all ultraviolet rays directly emitted by the ultraviolet ray generating device.

The direct ultraviolet rays can be prevented from leaking out by the cleaning robot and the middle gap.

Further preferably, the baffle plate assembly comprises at least one baffle plate, all the baffle plates are square, and all the baffle plates enclose a shielding structure which at least partially shields the inlet. The baffle may be square.

Further preferably, the baffle plate assembly comprises at least four baffle plates, all of which are trapezoidal, and all of which enclose a shielding structure that at least partially shields the inlet. The baffle may be trapezoidal.

Further preferably, the base station further includes:

the ultraviolet generating device is arranged in the base, and the coverage range of the ultraviolet emitted by the ultraviolet generating device covers the mopping piece of the cleaning robot;

the baffle is a baffle which can not transmit ultraviolet rays, and when all the baffles are closed, all the baffles act to at least partially shield the inlet.

The ultraviolet-impermeable baffle can shield ultraviolet rays.

Further preferably, the base station further includes:

a sewage tank disposed within the base;

the ultraviolet ray coverage range emitted by the ultraviolet ray generating device covers the sewage tank or/and the mopping piece of the cleaning robot.

The ultraviolet ray coverage range emitted by the ultraviolet ray generating device can cover the sewage tank or the mopping piece independently, and can also cover the sewage tank and the mopping piece.

Compared with the prior art, the base station of the invention has the advantages that the base is arranged, the workbench for the cleaning robot to stop and the inlet for the cleaning robot to enter are arranged on the base, the baffle plate assembly is arranged and comprises at least one baffle plate, all the baffle plates can be arranged at the inlet in an opening and closing manner, and at least part of the inlet is shielded when the baffle plate is closed, because the cleaning robot needs to be provided with an opening when entering, the size of the opening cannot be smaller than that of the cleaning robot, the part of the inlet is shielded, the size of the opening is reduced, the workbench and the outside can be at least partially isolated at the inlet, the possible probability of sewage splashing is reduced, the obstruction of sound waves is increased, the possible noise transmission is reduced, the problem that the workbench cannot be isolated from the outside by an open-type base station is solved, particularly when the inlet is completely shielded, can greatly reduce noise and completely isolate the splashing of sewage. The base station has the characteristics of low noise, capability of preventing sewage splashing and good user experience.

For a better understanding and practice, the invention is described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Drawings

Fig. 1 is a schematic structural view of a cleaning robot;

FIG. 2 is a three-dimensional exploded view of the base station of the present invention;

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of the base station of the present invention in operation;

FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of the base station of the present invention in operation;

fig. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of a base station according to another embodiment;

fig. 6 is a positional relationship diagram of the cleaning robot and the base station;

FIG. 7 is a schematic structural view of a workbench according to another embodiment;

FIG. 8 is a schematic view of the structure of the ultraviolet ray generating apparatus;

FIG. 9 is a schematic structural view of another embodiment of an ultraviolet light generating device;

FIG. 10 is a schematic structural view of an ultraviolet ray generating apparatus according to still another embodiment;

FIG. 11 is a schematic view of the connection of the mounting plate to the base;

FIGS. 12a to 12h are schematic views of eight other embodiments of the ultraviolet generating device;

FIG. 13 is a schematic view showing the connection relationship between the ultraviolet lamp in the form of a strip and the partition;

FIG. 14 is a schematic view showing another connection relationship between the ultraviolet lamp tube in a strip shape and the partition;

FIGS. 15 a-15 h are schematic views of eight embodiments of a baffle assembly and an inlet;

FIG. 16 is a schematic view of the lever assembly in an operative condition;

FIG. 17 is a schematic view of the lever assembly in an idle state;

FIG. 18 is a schematic view of the configuration of the stepped first opening;

FIG. 19 is a schematic view of a first elastomeric seal;

FIG. 20 is a schematic view of the connection of the second resilient seal and the second opening;

FIGS. 21a to 21c are schematic structural views of three embodiments of the second opening

FIG. 22 is a schematic view of the operation of another mode of attachment of the baffle to the base;

FIG. 23 is a schematic view of an idle state of another connection of the baffle to the base;

FIGS. 24a and 24b are schematic views of two embodiments of a rail-type connection;

FIG. 25 is a schematic view showing the connection of the elastic sealing ring and the baffle;

FIG. 26 is a view showing the connection of the elastic weather strip to the recess;

FIG. 27 is a schematic view of the connection of the third resilient seal to the inlet;

FIG. 28 is a schematic view of another embodiment of a third elastomeric seal in connection with an inlet;

FIG. 29 is a schematic view showing a connection relationship between a driving unit and a shutter;

fig. 30 is a schematic structural view of a driving unit;

fig. 31 is a schematic view showing a connection relationship between the driving unit and the shutter according to the modified embodiment;

fig. 32 is a schematic diagram of a positional relationship between the first sensing unit, the second sensing unit and the base.

Detailed Description

The terms of orientation of up, down, left, right, front, back, top, bottom, and the like, referred to or may be referred to in this specification, are defined relative to their configuration, and are relative concepts. Therefore, it may be changed according to different positions and different use states. Therefore, these and other directional terms should not be construed as limiting terms.

The implementations described in the exemplary embodiments below are not intended to represent all implementations consistent with the present disclosure. Rather, they are merely examples of methods consistent with certain aspects of the present disclosure, as detailed in the appended claims.

The terminology used in the present disclosure is for the purpose of describing particular embodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of the disclosure. As used in this disclosure and the appended claims, the singular forms "a," "an," and "the" are intended to include the plural forms as well, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. It should also be understood that the term "and/or" as used herein refers to and encompasses any and all possible combinations of one or more of the associated listed items.

The surface to be cleaned can be a carpet, a floor and the like surface to be cleaned.

Examples

As shown in fig. 1, fig. 1 is a schematic structural view of a cleaning robot.

The base station of the present invention may be adapted to the cleaning robot 1, and the base station may be adapted to the cleaning robot 1 for charging or/and cleaning the mop 11 of the cleaning robot 1, specifically as follows:

the cleaning robot 1 may be a commercial cleaning robot or a household cleaning robot according to the classification of use, and may be an automatic cleaning robot such as a sweeper, a sweeping and mopping all-in-one machine, a mopping machine, a floor wiping machine, a floor washing machine and the like according to the classification of use. Cleaning machines people 1 can be oval, circular, D font class shape to optionally be provided with cleaning module and be used for the water tank for cleaning module water supply, and be used for the walking subassembly of walking, cleaning module is including dragging piece 11, and the walking subassembly includes middle part walking wheel 13, left walking wheel and right walking wheel.

The mop component 11, the mop component 11 can be a flat mop component 11, such as a flat mop, or can be a roller mop component 11, such as a sponge roller brush or other roller wrapped with mop materials, such as cloth strips. The mopping piece 11 may be disposed at a front half or a rear half of the bottom of the main body of the cleaning robot 1, and when the mopping piece 11 is disposed at the front half, the cleaning robot 1 directly travels into the base station, and when the mopping piece 11 is disposed at the rear half, the cleaning robot 1 retreats into the base station.

The driving wheel set 12 comprises a left traveling wheel and a right traveling wheel, specifically, the left traveling wheel can be provided with a driving motor, a transmission component is arranged between the driving motor and the left traveling wheel, and the left traveling wheel can be rotatably arranged at the bottom of the main body of the cleaning robot 1; the right traveling wheel can be arranged at the bottom of the main body of the cleaning robot 1 and is symmetrically arranged with the left traveling wheel, namely a driving motor is arranged, a transmission assembly is arranged between the driving motor and the right traveling wheel, and the right traveling wheel can be rotatably arranged on the main body of the cleaning robot 1;

and the middle traveling wheels 13 are arranged at the bottom of the cleaning robot 1, and are matched with the left traveling wheels and the right traveling wheels on two sides of the cleaning robot 1 to form three-point support so as to support the cleaning robot 1 to run on a surface to be cleaned.

And a front impact assembly, which is an assembly provided on the main body of the cleaning robot 1 to sense a front impact, i.e., a side of the main body close to the traveling direction of the cleaning robot 1. The front collision assembly comprises a semicircular annular frame body and switches arranged on the left side and the right side of the front part of the main body, the frame body is horizontally and movably connected to the front part of the main body, and when the cleaning robot 1 is impacted from the front part, the switch on one side of the impact is correspondingly pressed, so that the cleaning robot 1 correspondingly makes actions such as avoiding.

The cleaning robot 1 may optionally include various components such as a control unit, a distance sensing unit, and a cliff sensor as needed.

The cleaning method of the cleaning robot 1 by the base station may be water washing or dry cleaning, specifically, mechanical friction type water washing, or ultrasonic water washing.

As shown in fig. 2 to 4, fig. 2 is a three-dimensional exploded view of a base station of the present invention, fig. 3 is a schematic view of the base station of the present invention in an operating state, and fig. 4 is a schematic view of the base station of the present invention in an operating state.

The base station of the present invention may be a base station for realizing one or more of charging a cleaning robot 1, cleaning a mop 11, drying the mop 11, collecting dust, and the like, and the base station includes:

the base 2, the base 2 may have an inlet 21 for the cleaning robot 1 to enter and exit, the inlet 21 may be a semi-open type inlet 21, which may form an opening, the open type inlet 21 facilitates sealing or shielding the inlet 21, the opening may be an opening in the form of a groove, an opening through the top of the groove, or an opening in other shapes. Of course, the inlet 21 may also be an all-open type inlet 21, the all-open type inlet 21 being visible in fig. 7. The base 2 further has:

the workbench 3 is used for the cleaning robot 1 to stop, and the workbench 3 extends to a surface to be cleaned; the work table 3 may be used to clean the mop 11 of the cleaning robot 1, charge the cleaning robot 1, sterilize the mop 11 with ultraviolet rays, or perform other operations for maintaining or replacing parts of the cleaning robot 1. The table 3 may be detachably connected to the base 2. In operation, the cleaning robot 1 can stop on the table 3 to perform the above-mentioned work. When workstation 3 extends to treating the cleaning surface, cleaning machines people 1 can directly climb up workstation 3, when workstation 3 adopts lifting mechanism, can set up the backup plate that stops that can move about from top to bottom, can stop at cleaning machines people 1 when stopping on the backup plate of entry 21 department, the lifting stops that the backup plate carries out work with cleaning machines people 1 lifting to the height of working surface.

In this embodiment, the working platform 3 can be used for cleaning the mop 11 and charging the cleaning robot 1, and specifically, the base station further includes:

a cleaning mechanism 5, wherein the cleaning mechanism 5 is used for cleaning the mopping piece 11 of the cleaning robot 1, and the cleaning mechanism 5 is provided with a cleaning groove 51 used for cleaning the mopping piece 11 of the cleaning robot 1; the base 2 further has a first guide 6, the first guide 6 extending from the cleaning slot 51 to the surface to be cleaned, the first guide 6 and the cleaning slot 51 forming the table 3 for cleaning the mop 11. The cleaning mechanism 5 further comprises a cleaning member, which is immovable in this embodiment, and may include a protrusion 52 and a connecting plate, the connecting plate is fixedly connected to the upper portion of the cleaning tank 51, and the protrusion 52 is disposed on the connecting plate. Mechanical friction decontamination is achieved by relative movement of the mop 11 on the cleaning robot 1 and the boss 52. In another embodiment, the cleaning member may also be movable, such as driven by electricity, and when the cleaning member is movable, the mechanical friction decontamination can be achieved by driving the cleaning member to rotate and move relative to the flat-plate-shaped mopping member 11 or relative to the roller-shaped mopping member 11. In yet another embodiment, the cleaning of the mop 11 may be performed by dry cleaning, ultrasonic cleaning, or the like.

In a variant, the table 3 can also be used to clean the mop 11 alone or to charge the cleaning robot 1 alone, as shown in particular in fig. 7.

Considering that the mopping piece 11 carries a large amount of bacteria and dust after cleaning the surface to be cleaned, in order to sterilize and disinfect the mopping piece 11 directly, the base station is provided with:

and the ultraviolet generating device 4 is arranged in the base 2, and the coverage range of the ultraviolet emitted by the ultraviolet generating device 4 covers the mopping piece 11 of the cleaning robot 1. The ultraviolet ray generator 4 may be sterilized by the ultraviolet lamp 41 alone or may be strongly sterilized by combining with titanium dioxide. The ultraviolet generating device 4 may include at least one ultraviolet lamp 41. The sterilization is performed by the ultraviolet lamps 41, and the number of the ultraviolet lamps 41 may be single, two or more. The ultraviolet lamps 41 can be disposed at various positions, coverage areas, and number, and can be seen in fig. 8 to 18.

A sewage tank 54, the sewage tank 54 is arranged in the base 2, the ultraviolet generating device 4 is arranged in the base 2, and the ultraviolet coverage emitted by the sewage tank 54 can cover the sewage tank 54 or/and the mopping piece 11 of the cleaning robot 1, the sewage tank 54 can be a part of the cleaning groove 51, for example, an upper cleaning space and a lower sewage tank 54 are formed by arranging a partition plate 53 in the cleaning groove 51, as shown in fig. 5. Of course, the dirty water tank 54 may be a separate tank provided at a lower portion or an upper portion of the clean tank 51.

Fig. 2 to 3 show the process of the cleaning robot 1 entering the base station from the surface to be cleaned, and the working principle is as follows:

when the cleaning robot 1 enters the worktable 3, the cleaning robot 1 climbs along the slope of the first guide 6, and places the wiping member 11 in the cleaning groove 51, while the mop 11 is cleaned in the cleaning groove 51, the ultraviolet generating device 4 can emit ultraviolet light to sterilize the mop 11, or after the cleaning of the mop 11 is finished, the ultraviolet generating device 4 carries out sterilization and disinfection to the mop 11, the base 2 with the structure solves the problems that the mopping piece 11 is not disinfected, has bacteria and can cause mildew and odor, and compared with a structure for disinfecting sewage, the direct irradiation of the mopping piece 11 can ensure that the mopping piece 11 can continue to go to the surface to be cleaned for cleaning after being sterilized, the sterilized state of the mopping piece 11 is always kept, and bacteria on the cleaned area are prevented from being carried to the uncleaned area by the mopping piece 11 to be deeply polluted.

As shown in fig. 5 to 7, fig. 5 is a schematic structural view of a base station according to another embodiment, fig. 6 is a positional relationship diagram of a cleaning robot and the base station, and fig. 7 is a schematic structural view of a table according to another embodiment.

Fig. 5 shows that the inlet 21 of the base station can be extended, the length of which can be preset according to the size of the cleaning robot 1, and a partition 53 is further provided in the cleaning tank 51, the partition 53 partitions the cleaning tank 51 into an upper cleaning region and a lower water storage region, the lower water storage region being a sewage tank 54, the partition 53 forms an opening in the cleaning tank 51, and sewage can flow into the sewage tank 54 through the opening without providing a sewage line, and there is no need to worry about clogging. Of course, the waste water tank 54 may not be provided integrally with the cleaning bath 51, may be provided to be separately drawn, and may be located at a lower portion or a rear portion of the cleaning bath 51.

In this embodiment, the ultraviolet generating device 4 is disposed on the upper portion of the partition plate 53. In other embodiments, the ultraviolet light generating device 4 may have a plurality of positions, as shown in fig. 12a to 12 f.

In this embodiment, the base station may clean the mop 11 and charge the cleaning robot 1, and in this case, the base station has:

the pole piece charges, and the pole piece that charges can set up in the upper portion of clean groove 51, prevents to a certain extent that cleaning solution and sewage pollution charge the pole piece or lead to the basic station to open circuit.

When the base station is in an operating state, the mopping piece 11 of the cleaning robot 1 enters the cleaning groove 51, the base station cleans the mopping piece 11 of the cleaning robot 1, and the charging pole piece of the base station is abutted to the charging end on the cleaning robot 1.

The table 3 may be formed by a first guide 6, a cleaning slot 51 and a second guide 7, said base 2 further having a first guide 6, said first guide 6 extending from said cleaning slot 51 to the surface to be cleaned, said first guide 6, said cleaning slot 51 and second guide 7 forming said table 3 for the cleaning wipe 11.

And a second guide member 7, wherein the second guide member 7 is arranged on the cleaning groove 51 and is positioned in the middle of the cleaning groove 51 to guide the middle traveling wheels 13 of the cleaning robot 1 into the cleaning groove 51.

The working platform 3 can also be the platform of a charging stand, in which case the ultraviolet generating lamp is arranged at the lower part of the working platform 3, and the top of the working platform 3 is arranged to be the top which can transmit ultraviolet rays, for example, quartz glass and other materials are adopted, or the ultraviolet lamp 41 is directly arranged on the surface of the working platform 3, and the ultraviolet lamp 41 is covered through the bottom of the cleaning robot 1.

The table 3 may also be another table 3 for maintenance or cleaning of the cleaning robot.

As shown in fig. 8, fig. 8 is a schematic structural view of the ultraviolet ray generating apparatus.

In consideration of the installation problem of the ultraviolet lamp 41, in the present embodiment, the ultraviolet generating device 4 further includes: an annular housing 42, the annular housing 42 surrounding the outer circumference of at least one of the ultraviolet lamps 41. The annular cover 42 that is opaque to ultraviolet rays can limit the emission range of the ultraviolet lamp 41 and has a certain ultraviolet ray gathering effect. An annular ultraviolet-permeable cover 42 may serve as a mounting for the ultraviolet lamp 41.

In order to enhance the irradiation of the ultraviolet lamps 41 and limit the range more specifically, the annular cover 42 is a truncated cone-shaped light-gathering cover, the annular cover 42 corresponds to the ultraviolet lamps 41 one by one, the ultraviolet generating device 4 includes two ultraviolet lamps 41, and the two annular covers 42 face two positions of two mopping pieces 11 or a single mopping piece 11 of the cleaning robot 1 respectively. The truncated cone-shaped light-gathering cover body can gather ultraviolet rays, the disinfection and sterilization effect is enhanced, when the mopping pieces 11 are two rotating approximately circular mopping pieces 11, each ultraviolet lamp 41 can independently correspond to one mopping piece 11, the irradiation is targeted, the ultraviolet ray leakage is reduced, the irradiation on a human body is influenced, and the disinfection and sterilization effect on the mopping pieces 11 is stronger.

As shown in fig. 9, fig. 9 is a schematic structural view of an ultraviolet generating apparatus according to another embodiment.

In another embodiment, the difference from the previous embodiment is that firstly, the ultraviolet generating device 4 also includes an annular cover 42, and the annular cover 42 is a square cover, and the shape is different from the shape of a circular truncated cone; secondly, the ultraviolet generating device 4 of this embodiment is a strip-shaped ultraviolet lamp 41, which can cover a wide range in the horizontal direction and is more suitable for the flat-plate type dragging and wiping piece 11.

As shown in fig. 10 and 11, fig. 10 is a schematic view of a structure of an ultraviolet generating device according to still another embodiment, and fig. 11 is a schematic view of a connection relationship between a mounting board and a base.

In still another embodiment, the ultraviolet lamp 41 is independently arranged and can be extracted outside the base station, specifically, the ultraviolet lamp 41 is arranged on the annular cover body 42 and is provided with the mounting plate 43 and the handle 44 at the end, the handle 44 is arranged on the mounting plate 43, the mounting plate 43 can be detachably connected with the base 2, the annular cover body 42 penetrates through the cleaning groove 51 at the two ends of the cleaning groove 51 in the width direction and extends out to the base 2, and the ultraviolet lamp 41 and the power line are covered by the mounting plate 43, thereby facilitating the replacement of the lamp tube and the maintenance of the ultraviolet lamp 41. It is noted that the length of the ultraviolet lamp 41 and the length of the annular housing 42 in this embodiment are too long, and are sectioned for detail.

As shown in fig. 12a to 12h in combination with fig. 5 and 8, fig. 12a to 12h are schematic views of eight other embodiments of the ultraviolet generating device.

The ultraviolet generating device 4 may have various forms in terms of the number, arrangement position, and configuration of the ultraviolet lamps 41.

The ultraviolet generating means 4 may have different forms in the number of the ultraviolet lamps 41, for example, the ultraviolet generating means 4 includes two ultraviolet lamps 41, the two ultraviolet lamps 41 are respectively located at both sides of the working table 3 along the entering direction of the cleaning robot 1, since the space between the cleaning robot 1 and the cleaning groove 51 is limited, the ultraviolet rays irradiated at the side surface are limited, the ultraviolet rays at both sides can be more comprehensive, and are more suitable for the cleaning robot 1 having two mopping pieces 11 at the left and right sides. As also shown, the uv generating means 4 comprises a plurality of uv lamps 41 and is shaped to provide a greater degree of cleaning of the mop 11. The uv-generating device 4 further comprises as shown a single uv-lamp 41, which may be arranged in the direction of entry of the cleaning robot 1 or horizontally and vertically to this direction.

The ultraviolet generating means 4 may have various forms in the position where the ultraviolet lamp 41 is disposed, and may be disposed in the vertical direction, for example, laterally to the connecting plate, or between the connecting plate and the partition plate 53, or may be disposed below the table 3, for example, below the cleaning tank 51. In the horizontal direction, more than two ultraviolet lamps 41 may be disposed at both sides of the entering square along the cleaning robot 1, or in a certain shape, and a single ultraviolet lamp 41 may be disposed in the entering direction of the cleaning robot 1, or horizontally and vertically to the direction.

The ultraviolet generating device 4 may have different structures, such as an annular cover 42, and the annular cover 42 may be opaque to ultraviolet light, transparent to ultraviolet light, rotatable by a motor, or fixed at a fixed angle.

The method comprises the following specific steps:

fig. 12a shows one embodiment of the uv generating device 4, all the uv lamps 41 are arranged on the working platform 3 and located at the lower part of the position where the cleaning robot 1 is parked on the working platform 3, and the uv lamps 41 can be arranged between the cleaning robot 1 and the bottom of the working platform 3 to directly irradiate the mopping member 11. Specifically, the cleaning tank 51 is provided with a connecting plate provided with a convex portion 52 and a partition 53 for partitioning into a sewage tank 54, and the ultraviolet generating device 4 is arranged between the connecting plate and the partition 53, and the connecting plate is made of an ultraviolet-permeable material, such as quartz glass, other ultraviolet-permeable glass, or ultraviolet-permeable plastic. Also, the orientation of the ultraviolet lamp 41 may be controlled by motor drive. In this case, the base station further includes a sewage tank 54 located at a lower portion of the cleaning mechanism 5.

Fig. 12b shows another embodiment of the ultraviolet generating device 4, the cleaning mechanism 5 comprises a partition 53 and a cleaning groove 51, the ultraviolet generating device 4 is arranged at the lower part of the partition 53 and is positioned at two sides of the entering direction of the cleaning robot 1, the partition 53 is made of an ultraviolet permeable material, and the ultraviolet generating device 4 at the position can irradiate the sewage in the sewage tank 54 and can irradiate the mopping piece 11.

Fig. 12c shows a further embodiment of the ultraviolet generating device 4, the cleaning mechanism 5 includes a partition plate 53, the ultraviolet generating device 4 includes an elongated ultraviolet lamp 41, the ultraviolet lamp 41 is disposed along the width of the cleaning tank 51 in the longitudinal direction, i.e., along the transverse direction of the cleaning robot 1, and the ultraviolet generating device 4 is configured to irradiate the mop 11 in the maximum range. In this case, the annular hood 42 and the partition 53 may both be made of a material transparent to ultraviolet rays, and may irradiate not only the sewage in the sewage tank 54 but also the mop 11. The ultraviolet ray emitted by the ultraviolet ray generating device 4 can cover the sewage tank 54 optionally, and the ultraviolet ray generating device 4 can also clean the sewage tank 54, so that the coverage range is wide. When the annular cover 42 is made of a material such as a metallic material opaque to ultraviolet rays, it may not irradiate the sewage tank 54. Of course, the coverage of the ultraviolet rays emitted from the ultraviolet generating device 4 may be set to cover the sewage tank 54 separately.

Fig. 12d shows a further embodiment of the uv-generating device 4, and the uv-generating device 4 may be combined in various ways, such as the combination of the embodiment shown in fig. 12a and the embodiment shown in fig. 12 c.

Fig. 12e shows a variant embodiment of the uv-generating device 4, the uv-generating device 4 may be in the form of a bulb, and its irradiation angle may be adjusted by means of a motor. When the mop 11 needs to be irradiated, the mop is directed to the mop 11, and when the sewage tank 54 needs to be irradiated, the sewage tank is rotated to be directed to irradiate the sewage in the sewage tank 54.

Fig. 12f shows another variant embodiment of the uv-generating device 4, which differs from the embodiment shown in fig. 12a in that no partition 53 is provided and the annular cover 42 has a lower indentation, without controlling the rotation of the annular cover 42, to irradiate both the sewage of the sewage tank 54 and the mop 11 of the cleaning robot 1.

Fig. 12g shows a further variant embodiment of the uv generating device 4, the base station further comprising:

a second guide member 7, the second guide member 7 being disposed on the cleaning groove 51 and located in the middle of the cleaning groove 51 to guide the middle traveling wheels 13 of the cleaning robot 1 into the cleaning groove 51; the ultraviolet generating device 4 is disposed on the second guide 7. The ultraviolet generating device 4 may be installed at the center of the cleaning bath 51. At this time, the second guide 7 is made of an ultraviolet-permeable material.

Fig. 12h shows a further modified embodiment of the uv-generating device 4, the second guide 7 being a second guide 7 having a central cavity in which the uv lamp 41 is disposed, and the uv-generating device 4 may be mounted inside the second guide 7. At this time, the second guide 7 is made of an ultraviolet-permeable material. And the second guiding piece 7 can be matched with the fan assembly 55, the middle cavity is actually an air cavity, the air flow generated by the fan assembly 55 is sprayed from the middle cavity of the second guiding piece 7 to the two sides of the width direction of the second guiding piece 7, at this moment, the ultraviolet lamp 41 can sterilize the sewage in or at the lower part of the cleaning groove 51, the air flow of the fan assembly 55 and the mopping piece 11. Of course, the fan module 55 is also diversified in its installation position, and the fan module 55 may be installed in the middle cavity of the second guide 7 in consideration of the integrated installation. The fan assembly 55 may be used to blow dry the mop 11 or/and the cleaning bath 51 of the cleaning robot 1, for example, the output end of the fan assembly 55 faces the mop 11 or/and the cleaning bath 51, and when the inlet 21 is sealed, the airflow for blow drying may be delivered to the outside through other ways, without directly blowing out the air from the inlet 21 to the cleaned environment, and thus avoiding the airflow with bacteria flowing into the cleaned environment.

In addition to the eight embodiments described above, in other modified embodiments, the ultraviolet generating devices 4 of the above-described various embodiments may be combined. In still another modified embodiment, the position of the ultraviolet generating device 4 shown in fig. 12e may be changed, for example, the height may be reduced, or a partition plate 53 may be provided in the cleaning tank 51, and the ultraviolet generating device 4 may be provided below the partition plate 53. In this case, the ultraviolet generating device 4 may be irradiated vertically upward or obliquely upward. In other modified embodiments, the bottom of the table 3 is a bottom permeable to ultraviolet rays, all the ultraviolet lamps 41 are disposed under the table 3, and ultraviolet rays can be transmitted through the bottom of the table 3 by disposing the ultraviolet lamps 41 under the table 3.

As shown in fig. 13 and 14, fig. 13 is a schematic view showing the connection relationship between the strip-shaped ultraviolet lamp and the partition plate. FIG. 14 is a schematic view showing another connection relationship between the ultraviolet lamp tube in a strip shape and the partition plate.

In view of the integrated arrangement, the annular shroud 42 may be integrally or fixedly attached to the partition 53, as seen in FIG. 13.

In view of the convenience of replacing the ultraviolet lamp 41, the connection manner between the annular cover 42 and the partition plate 53 may be optimized, specifically, the annular cover 42 is connected with the partition plate 53 in a guide way, specifically, the annular cover 42 is provided with a guide bar, the partition plate 53 is provided with a guide groove, the guide connection is realized through the cooperation of the guide bar and the guide groove, and the annular cover 42 can be directly pulled away from the partition plate 53, as shown in fig. 14.

As shown in fig. 15 a-15 h, fig. 15 a-15 h are schematic views of eight embodiments of a baffle assembly and an inlet.

Considering that ultraviolet radiation may cause damage to human body, the noise of the cleaning mop 11 is large, which results in poor user experience, and the sewage is easy to splash outwards in the process of cleaning the mop 11, the base station further comprises:

the base 2 further has an inlet 21 for the cleaning robot 1 to enter, the barrier assembly 8 includes at least one barrier 81, all the barriers 81 are disposed at the inlet 21 in an openable and closable manner, and form an ultraviolet blocking structure with the inlet 21 when closed, wherein the ultraviolet blocking structure can block ultraviolet rays from exiting from the inlet 21. By providing the barrier assembly 8, the barrier assembly 8 has at least one barrier 81, the base 2 has an inlet 21 for the cleaning robot 1 to enter, and by disposing the barrier 81 at the inlet 21 so as to be openable, the barrier 21 can at least partially block the inlet 21 to prevent direct ultraviolet radiation from leaking out, or reduce noise or reduce splashing of sewage and stains when the barrier is closed.

Specifically, the baffle plate assembly 8 includes at least one baffle plate 81, and all the baffle plates 81 are openably and closably disposed at the inlet 21 and at least partially block the inlet 21 when closed. Because the cleaning robot 1 needs to be provided with an opening when entering, the size of the opening cannot be smaller than that of the cleaning robot 1, at least one part of the inlet 21 is shielded, the size of the opening is reduced, the probability of splashing sewage is reduced, the obstruction of sound waves is increased, the outward transmission of noise is reduced, and the problems that the noise is easy to be transmitted outward and the sewage or dirt generated by cleaning is easy to be splashed outward in the cleaning process of an open base station are solved.

In a further improved embodiment, the baffle 81 can greatly reduce noise and completely isolate the sewage from splashing when completely shielding the inlet 21, as shown in fig. 15a to 15 e.

In this further improved embodiment, all the baffles 81 can be openably and closably disposed at the inlet 21 and form a seal with the inlet 21 when closed, and since the baffles 81 seal the inlet 21 when closed, the base station with this structure can isolate the base station from the outside at the inlet 21 relative to the base station without the baffles 81, and there is no leakage of liquid or gas at the inlet 21 due to the need to dispose the inlet 21 of the cleaning robot 1 on the base 2, and there is also a reduction of noise transmission that may exist, and the base station has a sealing feature and a good user experience, and the structure and the number of the specific baffles 81 can be seen in fig. 15a to 15e, and the specific sealed connection manner can be seen in fig. 18 to 19.

In this embodiment, all the baffles 81 are rotatably connected to the base 2 at the position of the inlet 21, and the rotatable connection is opened and closed, for example, when the baffles 81 are rotated from the vertical direction to the horizontal position, the baffles 81 are in an open state, and when the baffles 81 are perpendicular to the horizontal plane, the baffles are in a closed state. There are various ways of providing the baffle 81, and there are also various ways of forming the baffle 81.

Fig. 15a shows that in one embodiment, in which the baffle plate assembly 8 is connected to the inlet 21, the baffle plate assembly 8 comprises two oppositely arranged baffle plates 81; the two baffles 81 are respectively arranged at the upper part and the lower part of the inlet 21, and the length of a single baffle 81 can be reduced by the two baffles 81 arranged oppositely, so that the occupied volume is saved.

Fig. 15b shows another embodiment in which the baffle plate assembly 8 is connected with the inlet 21, the baffle plate assembly 8 comprises the baffle plate 81, the baffle plate 81 is arranged at the upper part of the inlet 21, during the process that the cleaning robot 1 enters, the baffle plate 81 is firstly pushed to turn inwards, and after the cleaning robot completely enters, the baffle plate 81 swings back to the original position; in the process of exiting the cleaning robot 1, the baffle 81 is pushed to turn outwards at first, and after the cleaning robot exits completely, the baffle 81 restores to the original position, so that the structure is simple. Of course, the baffle 81 is also provided at a lower portion of the inlet 21.

Fig. 15c differs from the embodiment shown in fig. 15a in that two baffles 81 are provided on the left and right sides of the inlet 21, respectively.

Fig. 15d shows a further embodiment of the connection between the baffle plate assembly 8 and the inlet 21, wherein the baffle plate assembly 8 comprises at least one baffle plate 81, the specific number of which may be 4, all the baffle plates 81 are square, and all the baffle plates 81 enclose a shielding structure which at least partially shields the inlet 21. The baffle 81 may be square and in particular enclose a shielding structure which completely shields the inlet 21.

Fig. 15e shows another embodiment of the baffle plate assembly 8 connected to the inlet 21, where the baffle plate assembly 8 includes at least one baffle plate 81, and the specific number may be 4, some of the baffle plates 81 are triangular, and other baffle plates 81 are trapezoidal, for example, two baffle plates 81 facing each other up and down are trapezoidal, two baffle plates 81 facing each other left and right are triangular, and four baffle plates 81 enclose a shielding structure for shielding the inlet 21. The shielding structure of the whole shielding inlet 21 is convenient for blocking direct radiation and scattering of ultraviolet rays, and can block airflow blown out by the fan assembly 55 used for drying the mop 11 of the base station from blowing out from the inlet 21, and the airflow with substances such as bacteria, germs or dust can not be directly blown to the working environment, so that the user experience is improved.

Fig. 15f shows a modified embodiment of the connection between the baffle assembly 8 and the inlet 21, where the baffle assembly 8 includes at least one baffle 81, and the specific number may be 4, all the baffles 81 enclose a shielding structure at least partially shielding the inlet 21 when closed, four baffles 81 are disposed opposite to each other, four baffles 81 are disposed around the inlet 21, respectively, and when closed, four baffles 81 enclose a shielding structure at least partially shielding the inlet 21. The baffles 81 arranged oppositely can reduce the length of a single baffle 81, and save occupied volume. At this time, all the baffles 81 are square, when all the baffles 81 are closed, all the baffles 81 enclose a middle gap 82, and the middle gap 82 and the cleaning robot 1 are matched to form a shielding structure capable of shielding all the direct ultraviolet rays of the ultraviolet generating device 4. The central notch 82 can cooperate with the main body of the cleaning robot 1 to prevent ultraviolet rays in the base station from being emitted straight through the inlet 21 and causing damage to the human body.

Fig. 15g shows another variant embodiment of the connection of a baffle assembly 8 to an inlet 21, said baffle assembly 8 comprising at least four of said baffles 81, all of said baffles 81 having a trapezoidal shape, all of said baffles 81 enclosing a shielding structure at least partially shielding said inlet 21 when closed. The baffle 81 may be trapezoidal. And the shielding structure with the middle gap 82 is particularly surrounded, and although the shielding structure with the middle gap 82 cannot block the heat dissipation of ultraviolet rays, the width of the baffle 81 is smaller, so that the depth of the cleaning robot 1 needing to enter is conveniently reduced.

Fig. 15h shows a further modified embodiment in which the baffle assembly 8 is connected to the inlet 21, and the baffle assembly 8 may include a baffle 81, and it may partially block the inlet 21, and in this embodiment, the baffle 81 is rotatably connected to the bottom of the inlet 21, which may have the effects of blocking direct ultraviolet rays and preventing the sewage from splashing.

In the above eight embodiments, the baffle 81 may be configured as an ultraviolet-impermeable baffle 81. The ultraviolet-impermeable barrier 81 can block ultraviolet rays. In addition, the number of the baffles 81 may be three, five or more, and at least a part of the shielding inlet 21 may be formed.

All the baffles 81 of the baffle assembly 8 in the above embodiment are the openable baffles 81, however, at least one matching plate which can not be opened and closed can be arranged at the inlet 21, in this case, due to the existence of the matching plate, the actual inlet 21 is the smaller inlet 21 formed by the base 2 and the matching plate, and the inlet 21 can be at least partially shielded by the matching of the matching plate and all the openable baffles 81 in the baffle assembly 8. For example, a fitting plate is fixedly disposed on the upper portion of the inlet 21 and partially covers the inlet 21, and the blocking plate 81 and the fitting plate complete partial or complete shielding of the inlet 21 when closed. Here, for convenience of understanding, fig. 15g may be used as a prototype, and in fig. 15g, the baffle 81 connected to the upper portion of the inlet 21 is replaced with an engaging plate fixedly disposed on the base 2, in this case, the baffle assembly 8 includes three baffles 81 at the left and right lower portions, all of the three baffles 81 are openable baffles 81, and all of the openable baffles 81 in the baffle assembly 8 may engage with an engaging plate fixed on the inlet 21 to partially or completely block the inlet 21, in this case, due to the presence of the engaging plate, the actual inlet 21 is the smaller inlet 21 formed by the base 2 and the engaging plate. Similarly, the other part of the baffle 81 in fig. 15g can be replaced by a matching plate and matched with the openable baffle 81, or the openable baffle 81 in the baffle assembly 8 can be matched to shield the inlet 21 in other embodiments where the matching plate may exist, that is, the baffle assembly 8 actually shields the smaller inlet 21. Similarly, the inlet 21 may be completely blocked or sealed or ultraviolet blocked by the fitting of the fitting plate and the blocking plate 81.

As can be seen from fig. 15a to 15e, all of the shutters 81 are provided at the inlet 21 so as to be openable and closable, and form a seal with the inlet 21 when closed.

When sealed, the baffle assembly 8 may include a single baffle 81, two baffles or a plurality of baffles, and have different combinations.

In an embodiment where the barrier assembly 8 is sealed from the entrance 21, the barrier assembly 8 comprises one of the barriers 81, the barrier 81 is disposed at an upper portion or a lower portion of the entrance 21, the barrier 81 at the upper portion or the lower portion is more adapted to the size of the cleaning robot 1, the height of the cleaning robot 1 is substantially smaller than the length, and the width of the barrier 81 at the upper portion or the lower portion is relatively smaller to facilitate the folding, as shown in fig. 15 b.

In another embodiment in which the shutter assembly 8 is sealed with the inlet 21, the shutter assembly 8 may further include at least two shutters 81 disposed opposite to each other, and when the two opposing shutters 81 are rotated to a closed state in which they abut against each other, the two shutters 81 form a seal with the inlet 21, as shown in fig. 15a and 15c to 15 e.

In another embodiment of the baffle assembly 8 sealed with the inlet 21, the baffle assembly 8 comprises at least three baffles 81, three baffles 81 can be rotatably connected to the upper part or the lower part of the inlet 21 by one of the baffles 81, and the other two baffles 81 are respectively hinged to the left part and the right part of the inlet 21.

The specific sealing between the baffle 81 and the baffle 81 can be seen in fig. 18 to 19.

As shown in fig. 16 and 17, fig. 16 is a schematic view of the lever assembly in an operating state, and fig. 17 is a schematic view of the lever assembly in an idle state;

in addition to the eight embodiments described above, there are other shielding mechanisms that may not require motor drive. In a further variant embodiment, in which the shutter assembly 8 is connected to the inlet 21, the base station further comprises:

the lever assembly comprises an acting end and an acting end, the acting end is arranged on a driving path of the cleaning robot 1 in the base 2, the baffle plate assembly 8 comprises a baffle plate 81, the baffle plate 81 is positioned on the acting path of the acting end, and when the acting end acts, the acting end drives the baffle plate 81 to act until at least part of the baffle plate covers the inlet 21. Through setting up lever assembly, utilize cleaning robot 1's gravity to drive baffle 81 and close, cleaning robot 1 breaks away from backplate 81 and resets.

Specifically, the lever assembly includes:

the swing rod 85 is rotatably connected with the base, the swing rod 85 is provided with a first rod 851 and a second rod 852, and the first rod 851 and the second rod 852 have a fixed included angle;

a pressing plate 86, wherein the pressing plate 86 is connected with the first rod 851 of the swing rod 85 to form an acting end, and the pressing plate 86 is arranged on the driving path of the cleaning robot 1 in the base 2;

the baffle 81 is located on the swing path of the second rod 852, the free end of the second rod 852 is an action end, and when the action end acts, the action end pushes the baffle 81 to act to at least partially shield the inlet 21.

The cleaning robot 1 presses the pressing plate 86 to allow the second rod 852 to push the blocking plate 81 to block the entrance 21.

Meanwhile, the baffle 81 is rotatably connected with the first guide member 6, when the action end is in a natural state of not being subjected to the gravity of the cleaning robot 1, the baffle 81 is rotated to be attached to the first guide member 6, and when the action end is in a press-fit state of being subjected to the gravity of the cleaning robot 1, the baffle 81 is rotated to at least partially shield the inlet 21. The barrier 81 is attached to the first guide member 6, and may be a guide plate for guiding the cleaning robot 1 in a natural state, and may be a blocking structure for blocking the ultraviolet ray and the sewage from being scattered in a gravity state.

As shown in fig. 18 and 19, fig. 18 is a structural schematic view of the stepped first opening, and fig. 19 is a structural schematic view of the first elastic seal member.

It should be noted that, in order to further seal the inlet 21 and avoid bringing airflow with bacteria to a clean environment when the fan assembly 55 blows the wiping member 11, all the baffles 81 are rotatably disposed on the base 2, and all the baffles 81 are in a closed state to form a seal with the inlet 21, so that when the base station blows the wiping member 11, the airflow with bacteria is prevented from being communicated with the clean environment through the inlet 21, and the airflow with bacteria is prevented from affecting susceptible people, so that the user experience is strong. The clean environment may be a home environment, an office environment, or the like. The base station further comprises a fan assembly 55, the fan assembly 55 being configured to blow dry the mop 11 of the cleaning robot 1; when all the baffles 81 are in the closed state, all the baffles 81 form a seal with the inlet 21. Through sealed setting, can block that the air current from leaking, reduce the air current of taking the bacterium and leak, user experience feels good, and fan subassembly 55 can see figure 12 h.

Specifically, all the baffles 81 are rotatably connected to the base 2, and the baffles 81 rotatably connected to the base 2 can be openably and closably disposed at the inlet 21.

Further preferably, all the rotating connections of the baffle 81 and the base 2 are resettable rotating connections and resettable rotating connections, the baffle 81 can be opened and closed without electric power or manual operation during each use, when the robot does not enter the workbench 3, the inlet 21 can be sealed by the baffle 81, the cleaning robot 1 pushes the baffle 81 open when entering, at the moment, the baffle 81 is in an open state, the baffle 81 is reset to a closed state sealed with the inlet 21 after entering, the use is convenient, the electric power driving or manual operation is not needed, and energy is saved.

Specifically, in the six embodiments of fig. 15a, 15c to 15g, a seal may be formed at the junction of adjacent or facing baffles 81.

Fig. 18 shows one of the sealing manners, the baffle plate assembly 8 comprises at least two oppositely arranged baffle plates 81; at least one of the opposing baffle plates 81 has a stepped first opening 84 on the opposing side, and when the opposing two baffle plates 81 are connected, one of the baffle plates 81 fits into the stepped first opening 84 of the other baffle plate 81. An obstruction is formed by the stepped first opening 84 to prevent the flow of air from escaping from the inlet 21. When the two opposing baffles 81 are rotated to a closed state in which they abut against each other, the two baffles 81 form a seal with the inlet 21. Specifically, the stepped first openings 84 are provided on the connecting sides of the adjacent or facing baffles 81, and the adjacent or facing baffles 81 are sealed by the stepped first openings 84, so that ultraviolet rays, sewage and airflow with bacteria can be well blocked from flowing out of the inlet 21. Of course, the connecting side of each adjacent or opposing baffle 81 may be one of the two connected baffles 81 having the stepped first opening 84, and a seal may be formed at this time.

Fig. 19 shows another sealing method, in which the baffle plate assembly 8 includes at least two baffle plates 81 disposed opposite to each other, at least one of the two baffle plates 81 facing each other has a first elastic sealing member 83 on the facing side, and when the two baffle plates 81 facing each other are rotated to a closed state where they are in contact with each other, the two baffle plates 81 form a seal with the inlet 21, and the first elastic sealing member 83 forms a seal, so that the air flow can be prevented from leaking from the inlet 21. Specifically, a sealing connection piece is arranged on the connection side of each adjacent or opposite baffle plate 81, and a seal is formed between each adjacent or opposite baffle plate 81 through the sealing connection piece, so that ultraviolet rays, sewage and airflow with bacteria can be well blocked from flowing out of the inlet 21. Of course, the connection side of the adjacent or facing baffles 81 may be formed by providing the first elastic seal 83 on one of the two connected baffles 81, and sealing may be performed in this case. The first elastic sealing element 83 may be connected to the baffle 81 by a sleeve joint, or may be fixedly connected to the baffle 81 by other methods.

In the above embodiment, when the number of the baffle plates 81 is two or more, the plurality of baffle plates 81 are provided to face each other so as to be capable of sealing the inlet 21 when closed, and at least one of the two opposing baffle plates 81 has the first elastic seal 83 on the opposing side, and when one of the two opposing baffle plates 81 has the first elastic seal 83, the first elastic seal 83 of the two opposing baffle plates 81 can be brought into contact with the other baffle plate 81 when all the baffle plates 81 are closed, and when both the two opposing baffle plates 81 have the first elastic seal 83, all the baffle plates 81 can be brought into contact with the opposing side when all the baffle plates 81 are closed, thereby forming a seal; or at least one of the two opposing baffle plates 81 has a stepped first opening 84 on the opposing side, and when only one baffle plate 81 has the first opening 84, one baffle plate 81 fits into the first opening 84 of the other baffle plate 81 to form a seal, and when both baffle plates 81 have the first openings 84, the two first openings 84 fit into each other to form a seal.

In the above embodiment, the number of the baffle plates 81 is three or more, and in addition to forming the seal between the facing baffle plates 81, at least one of the adjacent two baffle plates 81 has the first elastic seal 83 on the adjacent side, or at least one of the adjacent two baffle plates 81 has the stepped first opening 84 on the adjacent side; three or more baffles 81, and the adjacent side of at least one of the baffles 81 in two adjacent baffles 81 may be sealed by a first elastic sealing member 83 or a stepped first opening 84. When all the baffles 81 rotate to the mutually abutted closed state, the joints between all the baffles 81 can form a seal so as to form a seal between all the baffles 81 and the inlet 21.

In consideration of the fact that the baffle 81 can be matched with the ultraviolet generating device 4, on the basis of the above embodiment, the baffle 81 can be made of an ultraviolet-opaque material, and of course, the baffle 81 can also be made of an ultraviolet-transparent material when the ultraviolet lamp 41 is not provided in the base station, and in this case, the baffle 81 can still function to block the airflow and the sewage.

As can be seen from fig. 18 and 19 in conjunction with fig. 5, the base station further includes a cleaning mechanism 5, a sewage tank 54, and an ultraviolet generating device 4. Through setting up the cleaning mechanism 5 that is used for cleaning the piece 11 of mopping of cleaning machines people 1, and set up ultraviolet generating device 4 with sewage case 54 or/and cleaning machines people 1's the piece 11 disinfection of mopping, the basic station can clean mopping piece 11 promptly, also can disinfect, the function is various, cooperate with baffle 81 that can seal entry 21, the first aspect can reduce the clean noise that produces of cleaning mechanism 5, the second aspect can be to clean usefulness like clear water, liquid such as sewage blocks, the third aspect, when baffle 81 adopts anti ultraviolet ray material, can also block the ultraviolet ray, prevent that the ultraviolet ray from leaking and causing the harm to the human body, user experience feels good.

As shown in fig. 20, fig. 20 is a schematic view showing a connection relationship between the second elastic sealing member and the second opening.

In order to achieve sealing, the inlet 21 has a stepped second opening 22, when the baffle 81 is closed, the baffle 81 abuts against the stepped second opening 22 to form sealing with the inlet 21, and the stepped second opening 22 is provided at the inlet 21, or the baffle 81 may be matched to achieve sealing. The second step-shaped opening 22 is provided with a second elastic sealing member 27, and the second elastic sealing member 27 can be arranged to enhance the sealing effect. The second elastic sealing member 27 may be a ring-shaped second elastic sealing member 27, or may be shaped like "Jiong" to prevent the cleaning robot 1 from being obstructed from entering the inlet 21. The second elastic sealing member 27 is fixedly connected to the second opening 22 by bonding or the like, or detachably connected to the second opening 22 by fitting a groove and a protrusion or other means.

Considering that the sealing requirements are high when the fan assembly 55 is provided in the base station, and considering that some cleaning robots 1 hit the resettable barrier 81, a problem may arise that the cleaning robot 1 cannot enter the base station. That is, although the cleaning robot 1 can open the barrier 81 and can automatically reset the barrier 81 when the cleaning robot 1 is separated from the barrier 81, when the head of the cleaning robot 1 toward the moving side is provided with a front collision component, the cleaning robot 1 can directly avoid the barrier instead of entering the base station during collision, or when it is recognized that the barrier 81 is an obstacle and does not collide, the problem that the cleaning robot 1 cannot enter the base station occurs. In a modified embodiment, a driving unit 87 may be provided, and an output end of the driving unit 87 is connected to the baffle 81 to drive the baffle 81 to open or close, as shown in fig. 29 to 31.

In this embodiment, the opening and closing actions of the shutters 81 may be rotation, all of the shutters 81 are rotatably connected to the base 2 at the positions of the inlets 21, and the driving unit 87 is a driving unit 87 capable of driving the shutters 81 to rotate. The baffle 81 can be opened and closed by means of rotary connection. At this time, the inlet 21 has a stepped second opening 22, and when the shutter 81 is closed, the shutter 81 abuts on the stepped second opening 22. The driving unit 87 drives the baffle 81 to rotate to abut against the second opening 22, so that the closing effect is better. For better sealing performance, a second elastic sealing member 27 is provided on the stepped second opening 22. Through set up second elastic sealing member 27 on second opening 22, drive unit 87 drives baffle 81 and rotates to and to laminate with second elastic sealing member 27 on second opening 22, and second elastic sealing member 27 not only can play the effect of buffering, also can play sealed effect, and is sealed effectual.

Of course, the opening and closing action of the baffle 81 can also be up and down movement, as can be seen in particular in fig. 22 to 27.

As shown in fig. 21a to 21c, fig. 21a to 21c are schematic structural views of three embodiments of the second opening.

Fig. 21a shows the second opening 22 cooperating with the second resilient sealing 27 of fig. 20, with the lower edge of the second opening 22 not blocking the entry of the cleaning robot 1; fig. 21b shows a second opening 22 of annular shape, which can take advantage of the climbing ability of the cleaning robot 1 over the lower edge of the second opening 22, which can function as a barrier against leaking sewage leaving the base station, and also after the provision of the second elastic seal 27 in fig. 21 a; fig. 21c shows another second opening 22, which is shaped like "Jiong", and the arrangement of the second opening 22 does not increase the climbing burden of the cleaning robot 1.

As shown in fig. 22 and 23, fig. 22 is a schematic view of an operating state of another connection mode of the baffle plate and the base, and fig. 23 is a schematic view of an idle state of another connection mode of the baffle plate and the base.

It should be noted that the openable and closable arrangement of the baffle 81 can be realized not only by a rotating connection, but also by a sliding connection or a rolling connection and other guide rail type connections, all the baffles 81 can be connected with the base 2 in a guide rail type, and the guide rail type connections can also enable the baffles 81 to move to be openable and closable. All the baffles 81 are connected with the base 2 in a guide way at the position of the inlet 21, and the driving unit 87 is a driving unit 87 capable of driving the baffles 81 to move up and down. The baffle 81 can be opened and closed by up-and-down translation. Fig. 22 to 23 show a rail type connection manner of the baffle 81, and the driving unit 87 can be seen in fig. 29 to 31.

When the baffle 81 is switched from the open state to the closed state, the baffle 81 slides downwards along the vertical direction, and the inlet 21 is closed to form a seal; after the operation of the base station is completed, the flap 81 is slid vertically upward, and the flap 81 is in an open state hidden in the base station.

Specifically, the base 2 has a double rail 23 having a strip shape or a plate shape, and the barrier 81 is disposed between the double rails 23 to slide. Fig. 24a is seen when the double rail 23 is strip-shaped, and fig. 24b is seen when the double rail 23 is plate-shaped. In this embodiment modified such that the baffle 81 is movable up and down, the number of the baffles 81 is one. Of course, the number of the baffles 81 may be two or more, for example, in this embodiment, another identical baffle 81 is arranged in parallel, and the double guide rail 23 is also arranged for guiding, so that the double baffles 81 are sealed more tightly.

Preferably, a concave portion 24 is provided at the bottom of the inlet 21, and the concave portion 24 may be a strip-shaped concave portion 24 formed by two strip-shaped protrusions, or a concave portion 24 directly formed by a depression on the bottom plate of the base 2.

As shown in fig. 24a to 24b, fig. 24a and 24b are schematic views of two embodiments of rail-type connections.

Fig. 24a shows that the double guide rails 23 are respectively provided on the left and right sides of the base 2 and are located at the upper portion of the inlet 21. The baffle 81 is arranged between the double guide rails 23 and can move up and down in the vertical direction relative to the double guide rails 23; when not in use, the baffle 81 is hidden in the upper part of the inlet 21 and slides downwards to close the inlet 21 when in operation. Fig. 24b shows the dual guide rails 23 disposed on the base 2 and above the inlet 21, in which the dual guide rails 23 are two parallel plate-like structures with gaps, and the baffle 81 can still be hidden above the inlet 21 when it is not in use, and still slide downward to close the inlet 21 when it is in operation.

In order to enhance the sealing effect when the blocking plate 81 covers the entrance 21, a recess 24 is provided at the entrance 21, and the lower edge and the right and left edges of the blocking plate 81 can be hidden in the recess 24.

In the embodiment in which the baffle 81 is configured to be movable up and down, the deformation may be further performed, for example, by providing a roller on the guide rail 23, so that the baffle 81 and the guide rail 23 are connected in a rolling manner, and the opening and closing of the baffle 81 are more convenient.

In the embodiment modified as described above such that the flapper 81 is movable up and down, the guide direction of the double rail 23 is the vertical direction. Of course, an inclined direction in which the horizontal plane is inclined may be used as the guide direction so that the shutter 81 is inclined toward the opening/closing inlet 21.

In the above-mentioned embodiment modified such that the baffle 81 can move up and down, the dual guide rail 23 can also be disposed at the left part, the right part or the lower part of the inlet 21, and when disposed at the lower part, the lower part of the inlet 21 and the surface to be cleaned have a receiving space for receiving the dual guide rail 23, that is, the lower part of the inlet 21 and the surface to be cleaned have a vertical height difference.

As shown in fig. 25, fig. 25 is a schematic view of the connection relationship between the elastic sealing ring and the baffle plate.

In order to further enhance the sealing effect when the baffle 81 covers the inlet 21, an elastic sealing ring 26 may be disposed around the baffle 81, and the elastic sealing ring 26 may be sleeved around the baffle 81 or bonded around the baffle 81 to form a seal with the inlet 21 when the baffle 81 is closed. The baffle 81 can be connected in a sliding or rolling manner by the guide rail type connection, and the elastic sealing rings 26 can be arranged around the baffle 81 to be matched with the inlet 21 to form the sealing of the inlet 21.

Specifically, the baffle 81 is provided with a groove, the elastic sealing ring 26 is provided with a protrusion, and the elastic sealing ring 26 is detachably sleeved on the periphery of the baffle 81 through the matching of the protrusion and the groove.

Preferably, the thickness of the elastic sealing ring 26 is smaller than the thickness of the baffle 81, so as to prevent the elastic sealing ring 26 from interfering with the movement of the baffle 81. When the shutter 81 is switched from the open state to the closed state, the shutter 81 moves downward and eventually has a gap with the lower edge of the inlet 21 or with the opening of the recess 24, and the gap can be sealed by the elastic packing 26 to compensate for the gap.

As shown in fig. 26, fig. 26 is a view showing a connection relationship between the elastic weather strip and the recessed portion.

Considering that the sealing strip arranged at the bottom of the inlet 21 does not affect the movement of the baffle 81, the elastic sealing strip 25 is arranged at the bottom of the inlet 21, the baffle 81 can be connected in a sliding or rolling way correspondingly, and the elastic sealing strip 25 can be arranged at the bottom to form the sealing of the inlet 21 in cooperation with the inlet 21.

FIG. 27 is a schematic view of the connection of the third resilient seal to the inlet, as shown in FIG. 27;

in order to further enhance the sealing performance of the connection between the baffle 81 moving up and down and the inlet 21, the base station further comprises:

a third elastic seal 28, the third elastic seal 28 being provided on at least one side in the circumferential direction of the inlet 21, the third elastic seal 28 being provided obliquely toward the flap 81 in the closed state, at least a part of the third elastic seal 28 being located on a movement path of the flap 81 from the open state to the closed state; when the baffle 81 is in the closed state, the baffle 81 abuts against the third elastic sealing element 28 to form a seal.

By providing the third elastic sealing member 28 on at least one side of the circumferential direction of the inlet 21, since at least a part of the third elastic sealing member 28 is located on the moving path of the shutter 81 from the open state to the closed state, when the shutter 81 moves downward to the closed state, the third elastic sealing member 28 presses on the shutter 81 to form a seal.

Specifically, the third elastic sealing element 28 is arranged on the upper side and the lower side of the inlet 21 of the third elastic sealing element 28 in the circumferential direction, and the third elastic sealing element 28 can be attached to the baffle plate 81 to form sealing when the baffle plate 81 is closed through inclined arrangement.

As shown in fig. 28, fig. 28 is a schematic view showing a connection relationship of a third elastic sealing member of another embodiment to an inlet.

The third elastic sealing elements 28 are arranged on the upper, lower, left and right sides of the inlet 21 of the third elastic sealing element 28 in the circumferential direction, and the four third elastic sealing elements 28 are respectively arranged in an inclined manner, so that the third elastic sealing elements 28 can be attached to the four circumferential sides of the baffle 81 when the baffle 81 is closed, and sealing is formed.

The four third elastic sealing members 28 may be four strip-shaped third elastic sealing members 28 that are separately connected, or may be ring-shaped sealing members that are integrally connected. Of course, the third elastic seal 28 may be provided only on one side in the circumferential direction of the inlet 21, or the third elastic seal 28 may be provided on three sides in the circumferential direction of the inlet 21.

In this case, the third elastic seal 28 is provided on the side of the baffle 81 closer to the inside of the base 2, but the baffle 81 may be provided on the side closer to the outside of the base station.

The elastic sealing strip 25, the elastic sealing ring 26, the first elastic sealing element 83, the second elastic sealing element 27 or the third elastic sealing element 28 in all the above embodiments can be made of elastic sealing materials, such as rubber, silicon gel and the like.

As shown in fig. 29 and 30, fig. 29 is a schematic view of a connection relationship between the driving unit and the shutter, and fig. 30 is a schematic view of a structure of the driving unit.

The driving unit 87 may be a driving unit 87 for driving the baffle 81 to rotate, and the driving unit 87 includes a motor and a gear reduction transmission assembly, one end of the gear reduction transmission assembly connected to the motor is an input end of the driving unit 87, and one end of the gear reduction transmission assembly connected to the baffle 81 is an output end of the driving unit 87. One end of the baffle 81 is hinged at the inlet 21 of the base 2, the other end is connected with the driving unit 87, and the end of the baffle 81 connected with the driving unit 87 can be a matching connection of a polygonal protrusion and a polygonal groove to transmit torque. When the device works, the motor drives the baffle 81 to rotate through the gear speed reduction transmission assembly. The motor is preferably a stepping motor, and the rotation angle can be accurately controlled. Of course, the gear reduction transmission assembly may be eliminated, and the baffle 81 is directly connected to the output shaft of the motor, or the gear reduction transmission assembly is replaced by a belt reduction transmission assembly or other transmission assemblies such as a gear rack.

The baffle 81 is opened and closed at the inlet 21 by matching a driving unit 87 with a baffle 81, when two baffles 81 or more baffles 81 are adopted, a corresponding number of driving units 87 can be adopted, or a small number of driving units 87 can be adopted to drive a plurality of baffles 81 to open and close, for example, a double-opening baffle 81 shown in fig. 15c can be adopted, a crank rocker mechanism can be adopted, a single motor is arranged at the upper part of the inlet 21, two groups of crank rocker mechanisms are connected at different positions on an output shaft of the motor and connected with a crank, the two groups of crank rocker mechanisms respectively correspond to the opening and closing of the two baffles 81, wherein the motor can also be connected with a gear reduction transmission assembly, and then the two groups of crank rocker mechanisms are connected on the output shaft of the gear reduction transmission assembly. Also like the four-way baffle 81 of fig. 15d to 15g, the driving unit 87 for two sets of the two-way baffle 81 can be used for driving, which can save half of the number of motors.

As shown in fig. 31, fig. 31 is a schematic view showing a connection relationship between the driving unit and the shutter according to the modified embodiment.

The driving unit 87 may be a driving unit 87 for driving the shutter 81 to move up and down, and the driving unit 87 includes a motor, and a gear and a rack engaged with each other. The rack is fixedly arranged on the back of the baffle 81, the gear is fixedly arranged on an output shaft of the motor, and the motor is fixedly arranged on the base 2. At this time, the output end of the driving unit 87 is one end of a gear engaged with the rack.

When the baffle plate works, the motor is controlled to rotate, the output shaft of the motor drives the gear to rotate, the gear is meshed with the rack, and the gear drives the baffle plate 81 fixed with the rack to move up and down. Wherein, the motor and the gear can also adopt a speed reduction transmission component for transmission.

Wherein, can set up a rack in the middle part of baffle 81, also can all set up a rack in the length direction's of baffle 81 left and right sides, wherein the rack of one side is connected with motor drive, and the rack of opposite side can with the driven gear meshing of being connected with base 2 rotation, reciprocate more stably. Of course, the driving unit 87 may be a belt transmission mechanism or a transmission mechanism such as a worm gear.

While a driving unit 87 is shown in cooperation with a shutter 81 to open and close the shutter 81 at the inlet 21, when two shutters 81 or more shutters 81 are used, a corresponding number of driving units 87 may be used, or a small number of driving units 87 may be used to drive a large number of shutters 81 to open and close. For example, another rack is symmetrically arranged on the other side of the gear where the rack is arranged, the two racks are arranged in parallel and symmetrically, the two baffles 81 are arranged in parallel, and the two baffles 81 can be driven to move up and down by a driving unit 87.

The vertical movement may be a vertical movement in the vertical direction, or may be a vertical movement inclined to the horizontal plane.

As shown in fig. 32, fig. 32 is a schematic diagram of a positional relationship between the first sensing unit, the second sensing unit and the base.

In order to further realize intellectualization, the baffle plate assembly 8 can be automatically opened and closed.

Wherein, can be base station auto-induction cleaning robot 1, open baffle 81 before cleaning robot 1 gets into the base station, close baffle 81 after getting into the base station.

Specifically, the automatic control may be performed by providing the first sensing unit 91 and the control part. Wherein, the sensing range of the first sensing unit 91 covers the path of the cleaning robot 1 entering the entrance 21 to sense whether the cleaning robot 1 is at the entrance 21 or close to the entrance 21; the control part is respectively electrically connected with the driving unit 87 and the first sensing unit 91, the control part is used for receiving a first signal generated when the first sensing unit 91 senses that the cleaning robot 1 enters a sensing range, outputting a first control signal according to the first signal to control the driving unit 87 to drive the baffle 81 to be opened, and the control part is further used for outputting a second control signal to control the driving unit 87 to drive the baffle 81 to be closed. The control part can also output a second control signal, and the driving unit 87 receives the second control signal to drive the baffle 81 to close; the barrier 81 can be automatically opened and closed during the process of the cleaning robot 1 entering the base station.

The working process is as follows: when the cleaning robot 1 enters the sensing range of the first sensing unit 91 in the process of moving to the base station, the first sensing unit 91 outputs a first signal, the control part receives the first signal and outputs a first control signal, and the driving unit 87 receives the first control signal and drives the driving unit 87 to control the baffle 81 to be opened, so that the baffle 81 can be automatically opened; the control part may also output a second control signal to control the shutter 81 to be closed, and the control part may output the second control signal in various forms.

In one embodiment, the second sensing unit 92 and the first sensing unit 91 may be provided to form the sensing assembly 9 in combination to automatically open and close the process control barrier 81 throughout the process before the cleaning robot 1 enters the base station and after it leaves the base station. Specifically, a second sensing unit 92 may be provided to output a second signal for sensing that the cleaning robot 1 is in place to the control part, and the control part controls the shutter 81 to be closed according to the second signal. At this time, the base station further includes a second sensing unit 92, the second sensing unit 92 is electrically connected to the control part, and a sensing range of the second sensing unit 92 covers a working position on the worktable 3 where the cleaning robot 1 stops to sense whether the cleaning robot 1 is located at or close to the working position; the control part is further configured to receive a second signal indicating that the cleaning robot 1 is located at or near the working position from the second sensing unit 92, and output the second control signal according to the second signal to control the baffle 81 to close.

The working process is as follows: when the cleaning robot 1 reaches or approaches to the working position on the worktable 3, the second sensing unit 92 outputs a second signal, the control part receives the second signal and outputs a second control signal, and the driving unit 87 receives the second control signal and controls the driving unit 87 to control the baffle 81 to close. The first sensing unit 91 and the second sensing unit 92 cooperate to achieve automatic closing and automatic opening of the cleaning robot 1 during entering the base station.

Considering that the baffle 81 needs to be automatically opened after the base station finishes the work of the cleaning robot 1, and after the cleaning robot 1 exits the base station, the baffle 81 is automatically closed to prevent foreign matters from entering the base station, the second sensing unit 92 can also output a third signal for sensing that the cleaning robot 1 departs from the sensing range of the second sensing unit 92 to control the baffle 81 to be opened, and a timer is provided to close the baffle 81 after the cleaning robot 1 exits the base station. Specifically, the base station further comprises a timer, and the timer is electrically connected with the control part; the control part is further configured to receive a third signal indicating that the second sensing unit 92 senses that the cleaning robot 1 is out of the sensing range of the second sensing unit 92, and output a third control signal according to the third signal to control the baffle 81 to open and control the timer to time; the control part is further configured to receive a timing end signal of the timer, and output a fourth control signal according to the timing end signal to control the driving unit 87 to drive the baffle 81 to close.

After the base station finishes working on the cleaning robot 1, the cleaning robot 1 is out of the sensing range of the second sensing unit 92 and outputs a third signal, the control part receives the third signal and outputs a third control signal, the driving unit 87 receives the third control signal and controls the baffle 81 to be opened, the timer receives the third control signal and starts timing, the cleaning robot 1 normally exits from the base station, a period of time is reserved for the cleaning robot 1 to exit from the base station, the timer sends a timing end signal to the control part after timing is finished, the control part receives the timing end signal and outputs a fourth control signal to control the baffle 81 to be closed, and automatic opening and closing of the cleaning robot 1 in the whole process from before entering the base station to after exiting from the base station can be achieved.

The first sensing unit 91 and the second sensing unit 92 may be sensors capable of sensing whether an object exists or moves in a sensing range, such as displacement sensors, and when an object passes through the sensing range, a sensing distance is shortened, such as a position sensor of a limit switch; the cleaning robot can also be an infrared receiving tube, the infrared receiving tube can be arranged on the base station, and an infrared transmitting tube matched with the infrared receiving tube is arranged on the cleaning robot 1; or a hall sensor, in which case a magnet that is mated with the hall sensor is disposed on the cleaning robot 1; or may be a camera capable of sensing environmental information such as line features and contour information, such as a sensing unit such as a monocular camera, a binocular camera, a structured light or tof sensor, or may be an ultrasonic sensor for identifying material and contour information.

In a modified embodiment, the second sensing unit 92 may sense that the cleaning robot 1 reaches or approaches the working position, instead of sensing that the cleaning robot 1 is out of the sensing range by the first sensing unit 91 to output the second signal. Wherein, the sensing range of the first sensing unit 91 covers a first sensing range of the inlet 21 toward the inside of the base station, and covers a second sensing range of the inlet 21 toward the cleaning robot 1 before entering the base station. This kind of mode can be applicable to the scene that cleaning machines people 1 was last to be provided with magnetic substance or infrared emission pipe, and first induction unit 91 on the basic station is the hall sensor in order to detect the magnetic substance this moment, or first induction unit 91 is the infrared receiving tube in order to detect the signal that infrared emission pipe transmitted, and the cooperation of hall sensor and magnetic substance, or the cooperation of infrared emission pipe and infrared receiving tube can prevent that the signal induction that baffle 81 action brought from disturbing. When baffle 81 is rotary type baffle 81, first response unit 91 can set up in the bottom of entry 21, and first response unit 91 can cover entry 21 towards external one side by partly response scope when baffle 81 closes, and another part response scope covers entry 21 towards one side in the basic station to can be embedded in base 2 bottom, do not influence sealed effect.

The working process is as follows: when the cleaning robot 1 enters the sensing range of the first sensing unit 91 in the process of moving to the base station, the first sensing unit 91 outputs a first signal, the control part receives the first signal and outputs a first control signal, and the driving unit 87 receives the first control signal and drives the driving unit 87 to control the baffle 81 to be opened, so that the baffle 81 can be automatically opened; after entering the base station, the cleaning robot 1 departs from the sensing range of the first sensing unit 91, the first sensing unit 91 outputs a second signal, the control unit receives the second signal and outputs a second control signal, and the driving unit 87 receives the second control signal and drives the driving unit 87 to control the baffle 81 to close. Similarly, in the process that the cleaning robot 1 exits the base station, when the cleaning robot 1 enters the sensing range of the first sensing unit 91, the first sensing unit 91 outputs a first signal, the control part receives the first signal and outputs a first control signal, the driving unit 87 receives the first control signal and drives the driving unit 87 to control the baffle 81 to open, when the cleaning robot 1 exits the base station and departs from the sensing range of the first sensing unit 91, the first sensing unit 91 outputs a second signal, the control part receives the second signal and outputs a second control signal, and the driving unit 87 receives the second control signal and drives the driving unit 87 to control the baffle 81 to close.

Compared with the prior art, the base station has the advantages that the base 2 with the workbench 3 is arranged, the workbench 3 can be stopped by the cleaning robot 1, the ultraviolet generating device 4 is further arranged in the base 2, the ultraviolet covering range emitted by the ultraviolet generating device covers the mopping piece 11 of the cleaning robot 1, when the cleaning robot 1 enters the workbench 3, the ultraviolet sterilizing and disinfecting can be carried out on the mopping piece 11, the base 2 with the structure solves the problem that bacteria exist in the mopping piece 11 in the non-disinfecting state and possibly cause mildewing and smelling, compared with a sewage disinfecting structure, the base station directly irradiates the mopping piece 11, can continuously go to a to-be-cleaned surface to be cleaned after the mopping piece 11 is disinfected, always keeps the disinfected state of the mopping piece 11, and prevents the bacteria in the cleaned area from being carried to the non-cleaned area by the mopping piece 11 to be polluted deepened. The base station has the characteristics of capability of directly disinfecting and sterilizing the mopping piece 11, wide disinfection coverage range and strong user experience;

by arranging the baffle plate assembly 8, the baffle plate assembly 8 comprises at least one baffle plate 81, all the baffle plates 81 can be arranged at the inlet 21 in an opening and closing manner, and at least partially shield the inlet 21 when the baffle plate is closed, because an opening needs to be arranged when the cleaning robot 1 enters, the problem that the size of the opening cannot be smaller than that of the cleaning robot 1 exists, the part of the inlet 21 is shielded, the size of the opening is reduced, the workbench 3 can be at least partially isolated from the outside at the inlet 21, the probability of possible sewage splashing is reduced, the obstruction of sound waves is increased, possible noise outward transmission is reduced, the problem that the workbench 3 cannot be isolated from the outside by an open base station is solved, and particularly when the inlet 21 is completely shielded, the noise can be greatly reduced, and the sewage splashing is completely isolated. The base station has the characteristics of low noise, capability of preventing sewage splashing and good user experience.

By arranging the baffle plate assembly 8, the baffle plate assembly 8 comprises at least one baffle plate 81, all the baffle plates 81 can be arranged at the inlet 21 in an opening and closing mode and form sealing with the inlet 21 when the baffle plates 81 are closed, and the inlet 21 is sealed when the baffle plates 81 are closed, so that the base station with the structure can isolate the workbench 3 from the outside at the inlet 21 relative to a base station without the baffle plates 81, the possible liquid or gas leakage at the inlet 21 caused by the need of arranging the inlet 21 of the cleaning robot 1 on the base 2 can be avoided, the possible noise external transmission can be reduced, the sealing characteristic is realized, and the user experience is good. The base station has the characteristics of good sealing performance and good user experience.

The baffle assembly 8 further comprises a driving unit 87, the output end of the driving unit 87 is connected with the baffle 81 to drive the baffle 81 to be opened or closed, the baffle 81 is driven to move by the driving unit 87, the opening and closing can be more stable than the baffle assembly 8 without the driving unit 87, the cleaning robot 1 is not required to impact the baffle 81 to open the baffle 81, and the problem that the front impact assembly of the cleaning robot 1 collides the baffle 81 to retreat and avoids the baffle 81 is solved. The base station of the present invention has a feature that the entrance 21 is openable and closable.

The above-mentioned embodiments only express several embodiments of the present invention, and the description thereof is more specific and detailed, but not construed as limiting the scope of the invention. It should be noted that, for a person skilled in the art, several variations and modifications can be made without departing from the inventive concept, which falls within the scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. A base station, comprising:

a base having:

a workbench for the cleaning robot to stop;

an inlet for the cleaning robot to enter;

2. The base station of claim 1, wherein all of said shutters are pivotally connected to said base at the location of said access opening.

3. The base station of claim 2, wherein said baffle assembly includes a said baffle disposed at an upper or lower portion of said inlet.

4. The base station of claim 3, further comprising:

5. The base station of claim 4, further comprising:

the first guide piece extends to a surface to be cleaned and is used for guiding the cleaning robot to drive into the base, and the baffle plate is rotatably connected with the first guide piece;

when the acting end is in a natural state without being subjected to the gravity of the cleaning robot, the baffle plate rotates to be attached to the first guide piece;

when the acting end is in a pressing state under the gravity of the cleaning robot, the baffle plate rotates to at least partially shield the inlet.

6. The base station of claim 1, wherein said baffle assembly comprises two of said baffles disposed in opposition;

the two baffles are respectively arranged at the upper part and the lower part of the inlet, or the two baffles are respectively arranged at the left side and the right side of the inlet.

7. The base station of claim 1, wherein said baffle assembly comprises four of said baffles disposed in opposing relation, said four of said baffles being disposed about said entrance, said four of said baffles defining a barrier structure at least partially covering said entrance when closed.

8. The base station of claim 1, wherein the baffle assembly comprises at least four baffles, and when all the baffles are closed, all the baffles enclose a middle gap, and the middle gap and the cleaning robot cooperate to form a shielding structure capable of shielding all ultraviolet rays directly emitted by the ultraviolet ray generation device.

9. The base station of claim 1, wherein said baffle assembly comprises at least one of said baffles, all of said baffles being square, all of said baffles enclosing a shielding structure at least partially shielding said inlet.

10. The base station of claim 1, wherein said baffle assembly comprises at least four of said baffles, all of said baffles being trapezoidal in shape, all of said baffles enclosing a shielding structure at least partially shielding said inlet.

11. The base station of any of claims 1-10, wherein the base station further comprises:

12. The base station of claim 11, wherein the base station further comprises:

a sewage tank disposed within the base;