EP1805733A1 - Aufbewahrungsautomat für gegenstände - Google Patents
Aufbewahrungsautomat für gegenständeInfo
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- EP1805733A1 EP1805733A1 EP05776542A EP05776542A EP1805733A1 EP 1805733 A1 EP1805733 A1 EP 1805733A1 EP 05776542 A EP05776542 A EP 05776542A EP 05776542 A EP05776542 A EP 05776542A EP 1805733 A1 EP1805733 A1 EP 1805733A1
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- G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
- G07F—COIN-FREED OR LIKE APPARATUS
- G07F11/00—Coin-freed apparatus for dispensing, or the like, discrete articles
- G07F11/62—Coin-freed apparatus for dispensing, or the like, discrete articles in which the articles are stored in compartments in fixed receptacles
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
- E05G—SAFES OR STRONG-ROOMS FOR VALUABLES; BANK PROTECTION DEVICES; SAFETY TRANSACTION PARTITIONS
- E05G1/00—Safes or strong-rooms for valuables
- E05G1/06—Safes or strong-rooms for valuables having provision for multiple compartments
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- G07F11/46—Coin-freed apparatus for dispensing, or the like, discrete articles from movable storage containers or supports
- G07F11/50—Coin-freed apparatus for dispensing, or the like, discrete articles from movable storage containers or supports the storage containers or supports being rotatably mounted
- G07F11/54—Coin-freed apparatus for dispensing, or the like, discrete articles from movable storage containers or supports the storage containers or supports being rotatably mounted about vertical axes
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- G07F17/00—Coin-freed apparatus for hiring articles; Coin-freed facilities or services
- G07F17/10—Coin-freed apparatus for hiring articles; Coin-freed facilities or services for means for safe-keeping of property, left temporarily, e.g. by fastening the property
- G07F17/12—Coin-freed apparatus for hiring articles; Coin-freed facilities or services for means for safe-keeping of property, left temporarily, e.g. by fastening the property comprising lockable containers, e.g. for accepting clothes to be cleaned
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- G07F17/12—Coin-freed apparatus for hiring articles; Coin-freed facilities or services for means for safe-keeping of property, left temporarily, e.g. by fastening the property comprising lockable containers, e.g. for accepting clothes to be cleaned
- G07F17/13—Coin-freed apparatus for hiring articles; Coin-freed facilities or services for means for safe-keeping of property, left temporarily, e.g. by fastening the property comprising lockable containers, e.g. for accepting clothes to be cleaned the containers being a postal pick-up locker
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- G07F—COIN-FREED OR LIKE APPARATUS
- G07F5/00—Coin-actuated mechanisms; Interlocks
- G07F5/26—Interlocks, e.g. for locking the doors of compartments other than that to be used
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- G07F—COIN-FREED OR LIKE APPARATUS
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- G07F9/002—Vending machines being part of a centrally controlled network of vending machines
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a storage machine for objects, as indicated in the Oberbe ⁇ handle of claim 1.
- a parcel machine is specified with a plurality of manually closable by individual doors compartments.
- the compartment can be locked or locked by pressing a lock button.
- a safety sensor is formed, which prevents unauthorized entry of a movable body, such as e.g. of a child or an animal.
- This safety sensor can be formed, for example, by an infrared sensor. If a child or animal is detected by this safety sensor, an output signal from this sensor prevents a child from being trapped, which increases the child safety of the automaton.
- the disadvantage of caging animals is eliminated. Automatically driven and closing doors are not available on this machine.
- the present invention has for its object to provide a suitable for storing and retrieving objects storage machines for a general group of people who is easy and comfortable to use due to automated procedures, but still ensures increased personal safety against a threat starting from the automation measures.
- the increased degree of automation of the storage machine allows a comfortable operation of the same.
- more complex processes can be carried out without this leading to misunderstandings or incorrect operation by the user or operator.
- This is achieved, inter alia, by the automa- tically activated or deactivatable drives of the machine.
- the dangers emanating from the machine for the operator or for other persons in the vicinity of the machine are particularly pronounced. are low, so that the storage machine according to the invention has a total special be ⁇ special, increased personal safety. Due to this increased personal safety compared to a potential threat from the automatic processes of the machine, this can also have a high access security against unauthorized access to specialized equipment.
- the measures for increased personal safety also make it possible to use stable drive-intensive and relatively tamper-proof drives or movement elements.
- an automatic storage machine according to the invention can be executed both in a secure manner and in a particularly secure manner.
- a high degree of personal security and access security can be implemented almost without compromise, although these are in some cases contradictory properties.
- An embodiment according to claim 2 is advantageous, since a closing process of the closure device can be prevented or broken off as soon as an obstacle is detected in the danger zone. In particular, injuries to the hands or fingers of a user of the machine can thereby be effectively and reliably avoided, even if this, e.g. due to carelessness, during an ongoing or sudden ein ⁇ guided closing operation of the closure device in the sensorially monitored danger zone arrives.
- an embodiment according to claim 3 is advantageous since only that area is monitored, from which an immediate danger potential can emanate, whereas all other zones or the surrounding areas can not cause any disturbances in the proper draining processes of the automaton.
- Another advantage is also an embodiment according to claim 4, since characterized by a software ⁇ technical object detection a very accurate and fail-safe object detection within half the danger area is possible.
- the embodiment according to claim 5 allows the construction of a cost-effective and still reliable monitoring device for the danger or access area of the storage machine.
- a structurally simple, yet safe monitoring device with a precisely defined, limited monitoring zone is specified in claim 7.
- a long-term trouble-free and maintenance-free monitoring device which in addition can be relatively easily integrated into the machine construction, is specified in claim 8.
- An embodiment according to claim 9 is also advantageous since it implements a particularly functional, electromechanical means with which the risk of injury, in particular of bruising of the limbs of a careless operator, is reduced to a minimum in a simple manner can be.
- an embodiment according to claim 10 proves to be advantageous because above all an automated or manually initiated closing operation of the closure device, in particular a slide element, can not lead to a risk to the user or to damage of objects.
- a body part which may be slightly clamped between the machine housing and the closure device can be used , such as The wrist, or a jammed object can be effortlessly released again without any physical or psychological danger to the person concerned or without damaging the object.
- the design according to claim 12 can also be used to reduce the risk of injury to a user. Minimize servants after there are no sharp edges or no sharp corners on the potentially hazardous sections of the machine.
- An embodiment according to claim 13 is also advantageous since, when running on an obstacle, this provides a sufficient contact surface and thus a relatively low surface pressure is ensured.
- an embodiment according to claim 14 is also advantageous, since there are no shearing edges at which comparatively high risks of injury due to shearing exist.
- movements of the closure devices in particular in the case of slide movements, reliably prevent body parts, garments or objects from being drawn into the intermediate spaces or gaps.
- the embodiment according to claim 18 offers the advantage that a user is or is prepared for automatically initiated or to be initiated movements of the machine and is thus made aware of any dangers in an effective manner.
- a preferred type of machine is given in claim 19. It is advantageous that such an embodiment offers a plurality of functionally reliable automation possibilities and, moreover, a plurality of compartments can be managed or operated without a large number of slide elements being required. In particular, it is possible to assign a plurality of compartments within a compartment level only a controlled verfahrba ⁇ res slider element, whereby the mechanical and design complexity of the machine is relatively low, although a high degree of automation can be achieved. Another advantage is an embodiment according to claim 20, since as an effective protection of the slide elements against the pinching of objects or limbs Shen is achieved upon movement of the slide elements.
- An advantage of the arrangement of a protective door lies in the fact that the slide elements lying behind can be moved by powerful, preferably self-locking drives, since they can not pose any danger from them due to the pre-arranged protective door.
- this guard locking or locking mechanism which is integrated in the control sequence, can not lead to unallowable or dangerous states, since the automatic control deactivates the guard locking or interlocking only if safe access is possible or if there is a safe state.
- the locking or restraint for the respective safety door or the respective safety doors is deactivated when the underlying drawer arrangement, for example in the form of a carousel-like specialist magazine, has come to a standstill or stands still.
- the measures according to claim 23 further increase the personal safety of the machine after the control device can prevent or avoid an opening movement of the slide elements located behind the protective door when an open safety door is automatically detected.
- Another advantage is the embodiment according to claim 33, since it is therefore a mandatory requirement for the execution of a potentially dangerous movement of the machine that the safety switching device is deliberately actuated by a user in order to obtain the consent to execute a movement, in particular a closing movement. or ⁇ ff ⁇ movement of the closure device to communicate.
- the increased personal safety of the machine is ensured by the safety switching device and not by the machine control and their software, which significantly reduces the cost of the controller including software, especially with regard to occasional software modifications and the associated certification effort.
- the closing device in particular the slide elements
- the release period is advantageously slightly more than the usual time for closing the closure device. This ensures that the closure device is only closed immediately after conscious release by a user and under his supervision. Due to the design according to claim 35 can be achieved that in the event that after the closing time, the closure device, in particular the slide elements, their end position has not yet reached and thus could not be locked, the free self-locking drives slide elements can be. For a further closing attempt the safety switching device is preferred to press again. This also minimizes a risk to persons since, after leaving an incompletely closed machine, the closing device can not be transferred by a child to the closed and locked position.
- the advantageous measures according to claim 36 and / or 37 ensure that the closing process must be initiated in a user-conscious manner, so that inadvertent or automatic locking of living beings can be ruled out or landfilling of critical or dangerous objects can only have occurred deliberately can.
- the person responsible is then also to be located via the log data optionally recorded in the automatic storage machine, after which preferably a user identification is to be carried out prior to the operation of the storage automaton.
- the measures according to claim 38 achieve a highly secure or particularly fail-safe control of the potentially dangerous drives of the automatic storage machine. Another advantage is that with these measures, if necessary, a complex or expensive security software with corresponding security certificates can be dispensed with, since the error security is substantially increased by the concatenation of the specified control assemblies.
- Another advantage is an embodiment according to claim 39, characterized in that the occurrence of an obstacle within the Verstellweges the closure device is not continuously urged against the obstacle, but a failed, automated closing attempt is automatically canceled if the closed position is not reached within the predefined period ,
- the embodiment according to claim 40 offers the advantage that an active locking of a slider element is made possible only within a defined period of time, so that a direct locking of a child, for example due to carefree games of action an unattended machine or due to any test of courage is excluded, since the active locking of the closure device is only possible within a limited Zeit ⁇ span.
- This period of time is preferably selected such that an authorized operator of the machine is present or at least still in the vicinity if the release time span for an automatic locking possibility of the closure device is still running.
- the slider elements preferably can not be manually thrown, in particular not locked, outside of the release time.
- an identification means left behind in the au tomate such as, for example, A PIN-free magnetic card forgotten at the machine, no danger of an unwanted or negligently locked person in the machine, and also no risk of storage of objects by unauthorized persons.
- the measures according to claim 43 can contribute in an advantageous manner to increase the personal safety of the machine. In particular, this also creates a measure against accidental locking of children within the machine.
- a possible weighting of a possible weighting of the compartment arrangement can be automatically detected and thus contribute to the protection of mechanical components of the automatic machine or serve for functional protection of the drive or braking devices of the machine.
- Another advantage is that due to the automated verifiability of compliance with the maximum allowable load capacity and compliance with the technical limits of the machine vending potential hazards to a user in the event of breakage or damage to components of the machine are excluded.
- the measures according to claim 46 can also be used to automatically check whether the object has actually been removed after a removal procedure initiated by the operator or whether after removal of the intended object another article was deposited in the storage machine in an unauthorized or unauthorized manner. In addition, a possible arrival of a child or an animal can be detected and then an automated closing operation of the closure device can be avoided or aborted.
- the ease of use of the storage machine can be further increased and also a certain time savings can be achieved in immediately successive storage or retrieval operations.
- the measures according to claim 48 are advantageous, since they can almost eliminate the possibility of damage to the machine and concomitant downtimes or risks for an operator of the machine.
- the weight detection device is used to detect burglary or theft attempts, so that the security against unauthorized access can be increased.
- FIG. 1 shows a preferred embodiment of a storage machine with safety measures to achieve increased personal safety in a highly simplified, schematic representation
- FIG. 2 shows the storage machine of Figure 1, taken along the lines II-II in Figure 1 in a schematic, exemplary representation ..; 3 shows another embodiment of a security system for a storage machine in a schematic, exemplary representation;
- FIG. 7 shows a partial area of the storage machine according to FIG. 6, cut along the lines VII-VII in FIG. 6 in conjunction with further safety measures;
- FIG. 8 shows a simplified diagram of a storage machine with additional security measures in a schematic representation
- FIG. 9 shows a further embodiment of a storage machine with security systems for increasing the security for persons in a greatly simplified, symbolic representation.
- FIGS. 1 and 2 schematically illustrate a possible embodiment of an automatic tamping device according to the invention.
- Such an electromechanical automatic storage machine 1 for various articles or goods preferably finds use as a parcel depository or as a parcel delivery machine for the postal service or delivery service.
- such a storage machine 1 as a vending machine for
- Such a storage machine 1 can also be used for renting or for lending various types of objects, such as e.g. Tools, adapted or as a transfer station for various services, e.g. Clothes cleaning, photographic work, repairs and the like serve.
- objects such as e.g. Tools, adapted or as a transfer station for various services, e.g. Clothes cleaning, photographic work, repairs and the like serve.
- clothes storage device e.g. in swimming pools or fitness centers.
- a storage machine 1 is a temporary, safe storage of objects or a transfer of objects between different borrowed persons, in whose temporally decoupled presence at the transfer location, i. at the ent speaking storage machine 1, allows.
- an automatic storage machine can also be used to hand over or sell items without the need for direct involvement of sales personnel.
- the automatic storage machine 1 has a machine housing 2 that is sufficiently stable against unauthorized access or vandalism, which essentially represents the outer limit of the machine.
- the particular access or burglar-proof automatic housing 2 thus represents a mechanical access protection to the objects stored inside the machine.
- Parts of the machine housing 2 can also be formed by another boundary, for example by masonry or the like, and protect the respective objects from unauthorized access.
- the machine housing 2 encloses, at least in sections, a plurality of compartments 3, which are provided for the temporary deposit of a plurality of articles or goods.
- the compartments 3 can be arranged in a field or matrix manner or can also be structured in a carousel or magazine shape. That is, within the machine housing 2, a matrix-shaped or field-shaped or round magazine-like compartment arrangement 4 can be formed with a plurality of individual, unilaterally open compartments 3.
- the compartments 3 of the compartment arrangement 4 are formed in at least two different sizes in order to be able to better cope with the storage of packages of different sizes or objects. In the illustrated embodiment, three shed sizes are provided. In particular, large trays A, medium-sized trays B and small trays C are formed.
- the individual compartments 3 with preferably different sizes, in particular different width dimensions, may optionally be provided with special devices for the storage of certain objects, such as e.g. Holding devices, receiving cups, suuntertei ⁇ lungs or the like. Have.
- the compartments 3 can also be devices for achieving certain storage conditions, such as e.g. Heating devices, cooling devices, Heilfeuchtig ⁇ keitsregelungen, lighting units, movement devices, devices for the production of a protective atmosphere or to ensure freedom from germs and the like auf ⁇ have or be connected to such devices.
- the automatic storage unit 1 additionally comprises at least one access mechanism 5.
- the tray assembly 4 is formed in the machine housing 2 at least one optionally accessible and lockable access opening 6 on compartments 3 .
- predefined access opening 6 in the machine housing 2 or in the other boundary of the machine is be ⁇ preferably formed at a central position of the machine housing 2.
- This access opening 6 in the machine housing 2 is at least partially or partially releasable by means of at least one locking device 7 which is adjustable relative to the access opening 6 or relative to the machine housing 2 or else completely blockable or lockable against access.
- a maximum width 8 of the access opening 6 essentially corresponds to a compartment width 9 of the largest compartment 3 A of the compartment arrangement 4.
- a height 10 of the largest possible access opening 6 defined in the machine housing 2 essentially corresponds to the overall height of the compartment arrangement behind it 4. That is, the vertical dimension of the access opening 6 or of the maximum size fixed access breakthrough in the machine housing 2 corresponds In particular, in the preferred embodiment of a carousel-shaped or round magazine-like compartment arrangement 4, the access opening 6 extends over all of the compartment levels arranged one above the other.
- a free cross-section or a breakthrough size of the access opening 6 formed in the machine housing 2 is preferably dimensioned larger than the cross-sectional area of the largest compartment 3 A behind it on its open front side facing the closure device 7.
- the central access opening 6 in the machine housing 2 extends at least over a level of the compartment arrangement preferably having several compartment floors and widthwise at least over the compartment width 9 of the widest compartment 3 A in the respective compartment level.
- the automatically controllable access mechanism 5 or the closure seal 7 comprises at least one slide element 11 or it consists of one or more doors which enable or prevent access to the compartments 3 located within the boundary of the access opening 6.
- a sealing device 7 is provided for each available level, which is formed by at least one, preferably a single, horizontally guided or horizontally adjustable slide element 11, which is dependent on a required opening width 12, which substantially corresponds to the compartment width 9 of a compartment 3A, 3B, or 3C located behind it, regulates access to the compartment 3 intended for the respective user or to the compartment intended for the respective user.
- a compartment 3 with a certain height and several compartments 3 smaller height can be arranged in a particular height grid. The vertical dimensions of the closure devices 7 and their positions correspond to the intended height grid.
- At least one drive device 13 is formed for automatic or automatic adjustment of the closure device 7 or at least one slide element 11.
- a reversible drive device 13 is provided for each slide element 11 of the closure device 7.
- This at least one drive device 13 for the closure device 7 is for the controlled positioning of the closure device 7 or the respective slider elements 11 as a function of the respective size, in particular the compartment width 9, of a compartment 3 A, 3B provided for access by an authorized user or 3 C designed.
- the opening width 12 of the closure device 7 and the individual slide elements 11 is variable such that the opening width 12 either the width of the compartment A, the width of the compartment B or the width of the compartment C corresponds, so that only access to the respective, for the user certain compartment 3 or on a hgege ⁇ bene compartment group and all other compartments 3 behind the closure device 7 and the slider elements 11 and the machine housing 2 continue to remain protected from access.
- subject group refers to a specific group of adjacent subjects 3.
- the height of the individually displaceable, superimposed slide elements 11 is adapted approximately to the height of the underlying level level or to the height of the compartments 3 in this floor of the compartment assembly 4.
- a plurality of compartments of different compartment width 9 can then be formed, as best seen in FIG. 2.
- the individual slide elements 11 or, alternatively, a plurality of doors of the closure device 7 are preferably drivable or displaceable via at least one respective assigned drive device 13, which can be controlled by an electronic control device 14 of the machine.
- the sum of the compartments 3 is in the preferred embodiment
- the closure device 7 can da ⁇ by a defined single access opening 15 with in at least one or create in two Di ⁇ mensionsen variable size, like this from the synopsis of FIGS. 1 and 2 can be clearly removed.
- the preferred embodiment of the machine further comprises a transport device 16, with which a controllable Relatiwer ein the subjects 3 or the entire fraan ⁇ Regulation 4 or individual storage levels relative to the housing side predefined, maximum access opening 6 in the machine housing 2 is possible.
- the transport device 16 comprises at least one drive unit 17 for the movably mounted compartment arrangement 4.
- the compartment arrangement 4 is preferably formed by a circular magazine 19 rotatable about a vertical axis 18, to which a rotary drive 20 is assigned.
- This rotary drive 20 may be formed by any known from the prior art rotary actuators, in particular by a gear drive, a belt drive, a chain drive or a cable drive.
- the round magazine 19 is preferably mounted constant in height, i. its shed levels always remain in the respective predefined plane and are rotatable about the vertical axis 18.
- the automatic storage machine 1 has at least one electrical or electronic control device 14 assigned or integrated in this.
- an electrical control device 14 comprises at least one software-controlled processor or microcontroller for controlling, monitoring or controlling at least the internal processes and / or the device functions.
- the control device 14 has for this purpose a plurality of electrical or optical interfaces to corresponding actuators and / or sensors of the storage machine 1.
- the control device 14 includes, inter alia, a commercially available arithmetic unit for general purposes, in particular a standard PC or industrial PC.
- control device 14 forms a user-side interface, in particular a so-called human-machine interface or an operator interface 21.
- This operating interface 21 is embodied in the manner of a terminal 22 integrated in the automatic storage machine 1, but can of course also be designed independently and arranged at a distance from the actual storage machine 1 with the various compartments 3.
- the operator interface 21 or the terminal 22 has input and / or output means 23 known from the prior art for influencing the operating functions or sequences of at least the automatic storage machine 1.
- These input and / or output means 23 may be provided, for example, by push-buttons, switches, displays and / or by combined input and / or output means 23, such as e.g. be formed by a touch-sensitive screen in the manner of a so-called touch-screen.
- the storage machine 1 preferably also includes a document scanner, barcode scanner and receipt printer.
- any identification and / or authorization checking means 24 known from the prior art is preferably also embodied.
- Such an electronic unit for checking persons or authorization can be formed, for example, by a card reader for identification cards or for credit cards or payment cards (EC cards) and / or by input means for user name and possibly for passwords or PIN codes.
- the user identification may also be provided by barcode sections, by biometric identification means, e.g. Fingerprint sensors, by voice recognition modules and / or by mechanical keys or transponders are made or by a combination of several such means.
- input and / or output means 23 for data or information and commands are Opto-electronic scanner 25, magnetic card or chip card readers, electromagnetic transmitting and / or receiving devices and the like can also be integrated into the automatic reel-up machine 1 or connected to the control device 14.
- the amount of electrical or electro-technical components implemented in the storage machine 1 depends essentially on the required functionality thereof, with a number of expansion stages or special functionalities being conceivable for the automatic storage machine 1, as will be explained in more detail below will be.
- the electrotechnical input and / or output means 23 of the machine in particular also enable data communication with decentralized points, in particular with a control center for a plurality of rewinding machines 1 installed at different locations. However, the input and / or output means 23 also make it possible a communication with the respective users or operators of the storage machine 1.
- the transport device 16 makes it possible to position at least one selected compartment 3, contained in the machine, of a preferably altogether movable compartment arrangement 4 in the access area behind the access mechanism 5.
- a preferably altogether movable compartment arrangement 4 in the access area behind the access mechanism 5.
- the design shown schematically is preferably used with round or drum-type and rotatable magazines or else with paternoster-type, linearly movable or ribbon-like revolving tray arrangements.
- machines with stationary shelving arrangements 4 or magazines can have automatically driven closing devices 7 and correspond to the inventive concept.
- a significant advantage of the generic storage machine 1 is the relatively flexible possibility of dividing the entire compartment volume into compartments 3 of different sizes, whose combination meets the intended conditions of use, i. the Aufkom ⁇ men of storage objects of different sizes, can be adjusted.
- the distribution of the magazine volume is also possible after the commissioning of the storage machine 1.
- Such a conversion or adaptation of the compartment sizes would be e.g. in box-like Aulbewahrungsautomaten or lockers, in which for each ein ⁇ individual compartment a size adjusted door is provided, only with difficulty.
- the closure device 7 or the individual slide elements 11 are starting from the control device 14 preferably moves automatically.
- the respective opening width 12 of the closure device 7 is dependent on the size of the compartment 3 positioned behind it or on the access rights of the respective user previously determined via the electronic input and / or output means 23.
- an automated closing operation of the closure device 7 via the drive device 13 a previously provided for a specialized access single access opening 15 with a certain opening width in the respective level is completely closed after the storage of an object or er ⁇ subsequent removal of an object or after a defined period of time or after a manual closing command by the user or in the closed position, for which the closure device 7 or the at least one slide element 11 is moved according to arrow 27.
- the same drive device 13 is used, which is also provided for the opening movement of the closure device 7.
- This automated movable closure device 7 brings with it a certain danger potential for an operator of the automatic storage machine 1, as occasionally risks to the health of persons may arise from moving parts, as long as trauma-critical drive forces are required at the machine or if improper operation is required or improper use of the machine done.
- An invented automatic storage machine 1 for objects is characterized by the fact that it has at least one security system 28 for a far-reaching, increased personal safety with regard to a threat from automated processes or with regard to its automatic movement drives, as it is will be described below.
- "motion drive” is to be understood as meaning the at least one drive device 13 for the at least one closure device 7 and / or the at least one drive unit 17 for the compartment arrangement 4.
- the automatic storage machine 1 can be used to increase the security of at least one monitoring device 29 for monitoring personal safety. Having a region before the fraöffhung at least one compartment 3 have.
- a monitoring device 29 is preferably provided for monitoring an access or punch-through region of the compartment opening of at least one compartment 3.
- a monitoring device 29 for the automatic storage machine 1 is formed by electrical engineering means.
- the predominantly automatically functioning monitoring device 29 has at least one camera arrangement 30. In this case, a detection direction or a detection plane of this camera arrangement 30 preferably runs approximately vertically or slightly inclined to a contact plane 31 of the automatic storage machine 1.
- the at least one camera arrangement 30 is preferably fastened in the upper section of the automatic storage device 1 and thus grips the lower ones sections of the automatic storage machine 1 or the area in front of the central access opening 6 with the automatically releasable and closable compartment openings of the compartment arrangement 4.
- the camera arrangement can be mounted on a projection of a roofing of the storage machine 1 and in this case have an image acquisition plane, which is oriented parallel to or slightly inclined to the support plane 31 of the automatic storage machine 1. This ensures that, with only one camera arrangement 30 or with few camera modules, the most complete and reliable detection of the access area in front of the compartment arrangement 4 or the penetration area of the central access opening 6 is ensured.
- the monitoring device 29, in particular the camera arrangement 30, is operatively connected to an associated control unit or to the central control device 14 of the automatic storage device 1 or to a control device for the at least one closure device 7.
- the monitoring device 29 is coupled with at least one of the drive devices 13 and / or with the drive unit 17 for the relatiwer constitue compartment assembly 4 control technology.
- an object in particular a hand, a foot or another body part of a person enters the monitored, critical danger zone from the monitoring device 29, the driving device 13, which is dangerous under circumstances, becomes the closure device 7 or
- the drive unit 17 for the compartment arrangement 4 is automatically stopped or transferred to a safe state for persons or objects.
- the Adjustment range or the travel path of the closure device 7 or of the slide elements 11 and / or the immediate area in front of the automatically movable compartment arrangement 4 pay in particular if at least one of the drive devices 13 for the at least one closure device 7 is activated and / or especially when the drive unit 17 is active for the compartment assembly 4, the Matterwachungs ⁇ device 29 is ready to operate or active in order to avoid the sudden occurrence of a dangerous condition for a person or when an object in the monitored danger zone to bring about a shutdown of the respective drive or a transfer of the respective automaton component in a secure state directly and automatically.
- the monitoring device 29 emits a corresponding danger signal to the control device 14 or, directly from the monitoring device 29, shuts down or switches back the potentially dangerous drive 13; 17 causes.
- the monitoring device 29 is designed as a camera arrangement 30, this comprises, as is known per se, at least one CCD module for recording image data.
- the camera arrangement 30 is connected via at least one line 32 to the evaluation device for the acquired image data or to the control device 14 which possibly assumes this functionality.
- the evaluation device or control device 14 is designed to be software-controlled and enables the detection or recognition of objects entering the danger area, so that with a corresponding evaluation result, an adequate danger signal causes the shutdown of drive energy or the establishment of a safe operating state.
- the software-controlled evaluation device can also be embodied within the camera arrangement 30 and can forward a corresponding evaluation or danger signal to the control device 14 or directly to a switching device for the drive device 13 and / or the drive unit 17.
- the image data illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2 is also possible.
- the security system 28 or the monitoring device 29 comprises at least one light barrier arrangement 33 or a light curtain or a light grid 34 in front of a compartment opening or in front of the central access opening 6, referring to an access direction for the compartment arrangement 4.
- the light barrier arrangement 33 can emit a light grid 34 or a light curtain or even a single light beam.
- the respective light beams run in a plane oriented at least approximately vertically to the contact plane 31.
- the light barrier arrangement 33 can operate according to the reflection principle, ie be formed by a so-called reflection light barrier, in which the transmitting and receiving elements for the wave radiation lie in one place or next to one another. In the event that the emitted light is reflected in such a reflection light barrier or otherwise received again or no longer reflected, this change in state is detected as an intrusion of an object in the danger zone to be monitored and issued a corresponding to ⁇ signal or . provided.
- the light barrier arrangement 33 preferably emits light which lies in an invisible wavelength range for men. Preferably, therefore, the light barrier arrangement 33 is designed to emit and / or receive infrared light.
- a light barrier assembly 33 is schematically illustrated by the reflection principle in the upper region of the machine housing 2.
- the light barrier arrangement 33 can also be designed according to the transmission and reception principle and for this purpose comprise at least one light-emitting element 35 and at least one light-receiving element 36 distanced for it for light emitted by at least one light-emitting element 35.
- This at least one light-emitting element 35 and the at least one light-receiving element 36 is arranged in such a way that a single-row or grid-like light barrier arrangement 33 is constructed in the region in front of the access opening 6. That at least one
- the light-emitting element 35 and the light-receiving element 36 are preferably designed to emit or detect infrared light.
- the light-emitting and light-receiving elements 35, 36 are preferably arranged on stationary components or rigid sections of the machine housing 2.
- the light-transmitting and light-receiving elements 35, 36 are arranged on lateral, opposite boundary surfaces 37, 38 of the access opening 6.
- this results in a harmonious and vandal-proof integration into the machine housing 2 and, moreover, it is a functionally reliable and structurally simple monitoring device 29 for the danger zone in front of the automated system. closing device 7 or before the automated moving tray assembly 4 created.
- the monitoring device 29 can also have a transmitting and / or receiving device 39 for infrared light and / or for ultrasound, as was schematically indicated by dashed lines.
- this transmitting and / or receiving device 39 can be formed by a so-called passive infrared detector, which emits or provides a sensor signal when an infrared radiation source enters the surveillance area or the danger zone of the automatic storage device 1. of a living being in the surveillance zone signals.
- the at least one passive infrared detector 40 is preferably fastened to the machine housing 2 and has a detection area or a detection zone which extends substantially over the entire central access opening 6.
- the detection or detection area of this passive infrared detector 40 is designed to be relatively narrow with respect to a direction parallel to the direction of access to the compartment arrangement 4.
- the so-called depth of the detection zone of the monitoring device 29 is a maximum of approximately 0.7 m.
- a passive infrared detector 40 as a monitoring device 29 offers the possibility of constructing a cost-effective and at the same time reliable monitoring device 29 for safeguarding the automated movement sequences with respect to persons or living beings.
- an infrared detector 40 it is also possible to use ultrasonic signals for checking or checking the presence of an object or a person within the danger zone or within the spatially exactly limited monitoring area immediately before the access opening 6.
- the security system 28 or the monitoring device 29 can also be used to increase personal safety by at least a striking or contact strip 41 may be formed.
- a striking or contact strip 41 for automated shutdown of a movement, in particular a closing movement of the closure device 7, is at least in a closing direction on the related, front end portion or in one of the front closing edge nearest portion of closure device 7 and a slide element eleventh arranged, as shown in Fig. 4 with vol len lines.
- at least one impact or contact strip 41 is formed on a housing-side stop edge 42 delimiting the compartment opening for the closing device 7 or the respective slide elements 11 on the machine housing 2 be.
- This at least one impact or contact strip 41 is, as shown schematically, connected to the control device 14 or directly to the drive device 13 to at least one immediate when detecting an object, such as a hand, in the danger zone or Ver ⁇ travel of the closure device 7 To shut off the potentially dangerous movement to cause.
- the monitoring device 29 or the at least one impact or contact strip 41 can thus prevent at least one further closing operation when an obstacle is detected in the monitoring or danger zone, ie in the adjustment region of the closure device 7, or initiate a signal to reopen it Release closure device 7.
- Such a soft elastic buffer element 44 on the stop edge 42 and / or 43 can reduce the surface pressure acting on body parts, especially the hand or the fingers, so that pinching or other injuries are largely avoided in a simple manner can.
- FIG. 5 illustrates further safety systems 28 or measures for increasing the personal safety of a generic storage machine 1.
- closing edges 45 that can be grasped by a user are provided on the machine housing 2 and / or on the closure device 7 with radii 46 of more than 2 mm, preferably approximately 4 mm.
- radii 46 By means of such radii 46 at the closing edges 45 of the machine housing 2 and / or at least at the front closing edges of the closure device 7, the risk of injuries, such as e.g. Abrasions or bruises can be significantly reduced.
- the closure device 7, in particular the at least one linearly adjustable slide element 11 of the closure device 7, can have a minimum depth or a minimum thickness 47 of approximately 15 mm.
- This minimum thickness of approximately 15 mm is provided at least in the front end section of the closure device 7 or of the at least one slide element 11 which is related to the closing direction.
- the outside of the closure device 7 or the slider elements 11 facing away from the compartment assembly 4 is preferably completely smooth or at least approximately flat in order to avoid entanglements or dangerous pinching edges on the outside of the automatically movable closure device 7.
- closure device 7, in particular the at least one slide element 11 of the closure device 7, is dull, i. largely overlap-free, abuts against a boundary surface 48 of the access opening 6 of the machine housing 2 when the closure device 7 is in the fully closed position. Shearing movements and resulting abrasions on parts of the body or
- elastic filling or covering elements 49 can also be formed in order to increase the safety of the automatic storage machine 1 with respect to persons.
- Such filling or covering elements 49 which are preferably constructed elastically and, where appropriate, labyrinth-like, are preferably arranged in gaps 50 between the closure device 7, in particular the slides 11, and the machine housing 2.
- gaps 51 between the individual slide elements 11 arranged one above the other can also be provided with such elastic filling or covering elements 49.
- These filling or covering elements 49 prevent garments or limbs from entering the gaps 50; 51 retracted or pinched, since these filling or covering 49, the column 50; 51 fill or cover as completely as possible. Especially when these filling or covering 49, the column 50; Disassemble labyrinth-like, a retraction of garments or body parts due to moving slide elements 11 can be almost eliminated.
- a deflector element 52 in the manner of an elastic sealing lip is formed on the closure device 7 formed by at least one linearly adjustable sliding element 11.
- This deflector element 52 abuts against at least one boundary surface 48 of the compartment opening and is attached to the slider element 11 so that it slidably rests against the at least one boundary surface 48 when the slider element 11 is moved via the associated drive.
- This also makes it possible to avoid pulling or clamping on garments or body parts after the deflector element 52 rejects objects located in the adjustment region of the slide element 11 or avoids their entry into gaps or gaps between moving and stationary parts.
- a deflector lip 53 of the deflector element 52 forms or encloses an obtuse angle 54 between limiting surfaces 48 of the compartment opening which run at right angles to each other.
- the storage machine 1 has at least one optical and / or acoustic signaling element 55, which is designed to deliver an optical and / or acoustic warning signal.
- a warning signal is thereby emitted by the optical and / or acoustic signaling element 55 immediately before the start and / or during the automated movement of the closure device 7, in particular of the at least one sliding element. Mentes 11, delivered.
- the operator of the automatic storage device 1 is informed prematurely or in good time that an automated execution of a movement is imminent or initiated, so that the latter can adapt to it and if necessary take appropriate precautionary measures.
- such an acoustic or visual announcement avoids that a user or operator of the automatic storage device 1 is alarmed as a result of a sudden movement of the machine.
- a signaling element 55 can be formed by a loudspeaker 56 and / or by a light source 57, which is connected to the control device 14 -see, for example, FIG. 4.
- Fig. 7 is further an embodiment of an elastic buffer member 44 entOSE ⁇ bar, which forms the boundary surfaces 48 of the compartment opening, so as to reduce the risk of injury to persons.
- the preferred type of storage machine 1 comprises a closure device 7 which forms at least two superimposed, independently adjustable slide elements 11, as e.g. from Fig. 6 can be seen.
- These independently controllable and thereby adjustable slide elements 11 serve to regulate the access to the compartments 3 of the compartment arrangement 4 lying in relation to the access direction of a person behind the slide elements 11, as shown in FIG. 7 or FIG. 8 in FIG Connection with Fig. 1 is easily removed.
- the slide elements 11 may be preceded by at least one protective door 58 covering a plurality of slide elements 11 or a protective door 58 covering the entire central access opening 6.
- This protective door 58 which is arranged with reference to the direction of access to the compartments 3 in front of the automatically movable slide elements 11, serves as cover or as access protection against the automatically adjustable slide elements 11.
- This protective door 58 can pivot about a vertical pivot axis be stored, as the embodiment of FIG. 4 shows.
- this protective door 58 can be designed in front of the individual slide elements 11 or in front of or directly in the access opening 6 of the machine housing 2 in the manner of a sliding door and preferably be adjustably mounted in the horizontal direction, as the embodiment according to FIG. shows.
- For adjustment in the horizontal direction or within a vertical plane of the protective door 58 is assigned at least one guide device 59, via which the plate-like protective door 58 is mounted in the manner of a sliding door.
- the protective door 58 can also be assigned a force-limited and / or speed-limited drive device 60 in order to enable automatic movement or adjustment of the protective door 58.
- the protective door 58 can also be guided manually adjustable. In the fully closed position of the protective door 58-according to the illustration in FIG. 8-the slider elements 11 or the compartment arrangement 4 are covered as completely as possible or are sealed off from access.
- the protective door 58 is also associated with a tumbler 61 which can be deactivated in terms of control, which allows automated or manual opening of the safety door 58 - starting from the fully closed position of the guard door 58 - - prevented when the tumbler 61 is effective.
- This tumbler 61 can be formed, for example, by an electromagnetically adjustable locking device 62, as was illustrated schematically in FIG.
- the tumbler 61 or the electromagnetic locking device 62 is controlled or controllable starting from the control device 14, in order to accomplish an automated Verriege ⁇ ment or release of the protective door 58.
- the tumbler 61 is preferably active in the state without energy supply and the tumbler 61 can be converted into a deactivatable state by supplying energy, preferably electrical energy or, if appropriate, pneumatic drive energy, so that the protective door 58 can be manually and / or via the respective associated drive device 60 in ⁇ ff ⁇ tion direction - according to arrow 26 - can be moved.
- the protective door 58 may be associated with a sensory control device 63. This sensory control device 63 is connected to the control device 14 or to at least one of the potentially dangerous drives. This sensory control device 63 serves to determine the closed or open state of the protective door 58.
- control device 14 In the event that an open or partially open protective door 58 is detected via the control device 63, the control device 14 or direct action on a switching element avoids an automated adjustment movement of the slide elements 11 or the compartment arrangement 4 in order to preclude a hazard to persons.
- the sensory control device 63 can be formed by electrical switching elements or by other sensors operating according to any physical principle, which transmit representative signaling signals to the control device 14 depending on the closed or open state of the protective door 58 Acting on switching devices for the drive device 13 and on switching devices for the drive unit 17 act.
- the arrangement of a protective door 58 in front of the slide elements 11 also makes possible an advantageous mode of operation of the automatic storage machine 1.
- several compartments 3 or a plurality of compartment openings of a plurality of slide elements 11 can be released for loading the storage machine 1 with articles.
- these can be covered by the protective door 58 alone or secured against access, in order to avoid injury due to a moving compartment arrangement 4, if the compartment arrangement 4 is used for the purpose Provision of the intended subjects 3 via the drive unit 17 is automatically moved.
- An active, sensory monitoring device 29 - as described above - can also be used to protect a person in the course of a loading operation with objects during a movement of the tray assembly 4 with open compartments 3 and open slide elements 4, respectively.
- an adequate safety level can be achieved via the monitoring device 29, although the moving compartment arrangement 4 would basically be graspable or touchable due to an at least partially open closure device 7.
- an immediate Shutdown and / or deceleration of the compartment arrangement 4 can be initiated when a driver or trained deliverer reaches the defined monitoring area of the monitoring device 29.
- the monitoring device 29 for automated switching off or braking of a moving compartment arrangement 4 thus increases the operating safety for trained deliverers of objects.
- a shutdown of the potentially dangerous drives 13 and / or 17 is automatically brought about when a hazardous condition or when an object is detected in the surveillance and danger zone of the sensor-controlled automatic storage machine 1.
- a light barrier arrangement 33 which can be used alternatively or in combination with the protective door 58, which operates on the reflection principle, is shown schematically in the area of the access opening 6.
- the drive devices 13 for the closure device 7 formed by individual slide elements 11 also by self-locking drives. This is mainly because the risk of injury to the operator by the shown safety systems 28 and the sensory Matterwachungsvorrich ⁇ lines 29 is hardly any more.
- Self-locking drive devices 13 for the slide elements 11 advantageously increase burglary security or security against unauthorized access to compartments 3 adjacent to the intended compartment 3 and not provided for access.
- This access control can be provided with self-locking drive devices 13 for the slide elements 11 structurally simple, safe and cost um ⁇ be set.
- Under self-locking drives are eg worm gear, brake motors and the like. To understand.
- each plate-like slide element 11 of the automatic storage machine 1 can be assigned a control-technically selectively unlockable, electromechanical locking element 64, as illustrated by way of example in FIG.
- a control-technically selectively unlockable, electromechanical locking element 64 as illustrated by way of example in FIG.
- the storage machine 1 may further comprise a standstill monitoring device 65 for a relatively movably mounted tray assembly 4.
- This electrical or sensor-related standstill monitoring device 65 serves to sensibly detect any movements of the compartment arrangement 4 or its drive unit 17.
- the standstill monitoring device 65 comprises at least one sensor, which can detect any movements or stoppages of components, in particular of the compartment arrangement 4 or its drive unit 17, according to any physical principle.
- the standstill monitoring device 65 is-as schematically indicated-functionally coupled to the control device 14 and / or to an independent evaluation unit and / or to at least one locking element 64 for the slide elements 11.
- an electromechanically unlockable locking element 64 for a slide element 11 can be unlocked only when an unlock signal is present, starting from the control device 14 and when a release signal is simultaneously present, starting from the standstill monitoring device 65. This ensures that access to the suanord ⁇ tion 4 is only possible if it is at a standstill. Otherwise, an opening of a slide element 11 due to the active locking element 64 is prevented with high reliability via the standstill monitoring device 65.
- the electromechanically unlockable locking elements 64 for the slide elements 11 can also be assigned electrical or sensory control devices 66.
- a control device 66 can um ⁇ summarize a simple electrical control contact or a control sensor 67.
- the control device 66 is designed in such a way that it provides an active release signal for a drive device 13 of the compartment arrangement 4 only when the slide elements 11 are fully closed and locked by means of the locking elements 64. It may be expedient that the control devices 66 or the control outputs of several locking elements 64 are interconnected or linked for a plurality of slide elements 11 in such a way that the drive unit 17 can only be activated for relative positioning of the compartment arrangement 4 if all slide elements 11 are closed and are also definitely locked in their closed position. This achieves highly automated, highly reliable automatic control.
- FIG. 9 shows a further storage machine 1 with a security system 28 to achieve increased personal safety.
- the automatic storage device 1 comprises a safety switching device 68, which is manually operated by an operator, as was illustrated schematically in FIG. 9.
- This safety switching device 68 is to be activated by the operator in particular when a closing operation and / or an opening operation of the closure device 7, in particular of the at least one slide element 11, is to be carried out by means of the associated drive device 13.
- This safety switching device 68 is preferably designed in safe technology according to relevant standards and preferably formed by a so-called safety button 69.
- Such a safety switching device 68 takes account of increased technical reliability requirements.
- a safety switching device 68 designed as a safety button 69 is also referred to as a so-called enabling button, which emits a release or consent signal, especially for the purpose of performing an automated closing movement and / or for carrying out an opening movement of the closure device 7 only if it is operated as intended .
- the safety switching device 68 is connected, as shown schematically, to the control device 14 and / or connected in the manner of a switch to the power supply line for the drive device 13 to be secured by safety technology.
- this safety switching device 68 is attached to a child-safe height. That is to say that the safety switching device 68 is placed in such a way that it does not or does not properly act on children, which risks possibly arising from the machine can fully assess, can not be achieved. Accordingly, the safety switching device 68 is mounted at a height of more than 1 m, preferably more than 1.5 m, above a contact plane 31 (FIG. 1) of the machine or fastened to the machine housing 2. This ensures that infants up to the age of 6 years can not reach the safety switching device 68 to trigger possibly dangerous movements, or only with difficulty.
- the safety switching device 68 is integrated in such a way with the control device 14 or into the control processes of the automatic storage machine 1 that the drive energy for the drive device 13 of the closure device 7 and / or for the safety device 68 is only manually activated or actively actuated Drive unit 17 of the compartment assembly 4 is unlocked or can be switched through.
- the safety switching device 68 it is possible to activate these potentially dangerous drives only when deliberate initiation of machine movements or potentially dangerous actions by a user is undertaken.
- the safety switching device 68 by activating the safety switching device 68, the user is aware that now a movement of the closure device 7 or the compartment arrangement 4 of the machine via the drive device 13 or the drive unit 17 is imminent or executed.
- the safety switching device 68 can be designed to start a time switching element 70 with a predefined release time span for the execution of a closing and / or opening operation of the closure device 7.
- the release period of this time switch element 70 is limited in time to less than 1 min, and after expiration of this release period the drive unit 13 for the closure device 7 and / or the drive unit 17 for the compartment arrangement 4 are switched without energy. This prevents a closing or opening operation from taking place in an unattended moment by the authorized operator.
- the closure device 7, in particular the respective slide element 11, remains open when the safety switching device 68 has not been actuated by the operator of the machine. It is likewise advantageous if an open compartment of the compartment 4 initially has to be closed by a user of the automatic storage machine 1 before the actual loading or unloading operation can be carried out.
- the measures reduce the likelihood of an erroneous inclusion of children playing at the machine or of animals climbing into the compartments 3 of the automatic storage machine 1.
- the timer element 70 is designed using safe technology.
- a predefined release time period of the timer element 70 corresponds to a customary period of time for complete closing of the closure device 7 or of the slide element 11 present in a specific open position. After expiration of this predetermined release time span by the automatic device assembly or the respective open positions of the various slide elements 11, a Locking device 7, which has not reached the closing position, no longer automatically moves into the closed position. Rather, the closure position of the closure device 7 must be manually brought about or the time switching element 70 must be reset by actuation of the safety switching device 68 in order to initiate a user-conscious complete closing process.
- the locking element 64 can only be activated for a slide element 11 in the closed position if the release period for the drive energy of the slide element 11 is still running or active. In this way, too, an erroneous inclusion of children or living beings or an unconscious locking in the compartment arrangement 4 of the automatic storage machine 1 can be prevented, since the burglar-proof or force-locking locking elements 64 can only be activated for the respective slide elements 11 if the limited free period of time is still running. This means that after expiry of the release time, a machine-side, automatic locking of a slide element 11 does not take place, but is deliberately interrupted.
- a closing operation of the closure device 7 or an open slider element 11 only in the presence of a valid identification means, such as a magnetic and / or readable from the identification and / or authorization check means 24 or inserted therein a chip card or other means of identification, is possible, which can also be prevented so that children can include or dangerous in the storage machine 1 due to dangerous game actions.
- a valid identification means such as a magnetic and / or readable from the identification and / or authorization check means 24 or inserted therein a chip card or other means of identification
- an automated closing movement of the closure device 7 or of the at least one slide element 11 is only possible within a certain period of time after a successful user identification, for example by means of a magnetic or chip card.
- an electronic determination device 71 for determining the current weight of the entire compartment arrangement 4 and / or individual compartments 3 can also be designed. With this electronic detection device 71 is automatically über ⁇ verifiable whether after a user-initiated removal process, the weight of the tray assembly 4 has increased significantly or substantially and then a Schetz ⁇ process of the storage machine 1 can be denied because after initiation of Ausla- gerungsvorganges the weight The tray assembly 4 should decrease or at least remain the same if the item was not removed for various reasons.
- a closing operation of the closure device 7 or of the corresponding slide element 11 can also be triggered automatically on the basis of a recognized weight reduction. As a result, the ease of use is increased or thereby the automated processes are highly automated.
- the determining device 71 for determining the weight of the compartment arrangement 4 or individual compartments 3 can also be used to avoid overstressing or overstressing the machine.
- this determination device 71 or the control device 14 connected to the determination device 71 can prevent further insertion processes or avoid the storage of an overly heavy object. As a result, both the safety of the person and the functional safety of the automatic storage machine 1 are upheld.
- the determining device 71 can be used to determine the weight increase or weight decrease in order to achieve the most uniform possible distribution of the weight load for the compartment arrangement 4. In particular, it can be avoided via the control device 14 in conjunction with the determining device 71 that a single shelf section is subjected to high loads and only relatively light objects are stored in an adjacent or opposite section.
- the control device 14 or determining device 71 can be designed or programmed in order to achieve the most homogeneous possible weight distribution in the preferably movable, in particular rotatably mounted, compartment arrangement 4 and to avoid one-sided peak loads.
- the determination device 71 for the weight or loading state of the compartment arrangement 4 or individual compartments 3 can also be used for detecting or detecting entry or departure activities at the storage machine 1.
- a multifunctionally deployed determining device 71 is provided which has a plurality of combination effects and advantageous benefits.
- the exemplary embodiments show possible embodiments of the storage vehicle 1 or of the security system 28, wherein it should be noted at this point that the invention is not limited to the specifically illustrated embodiments of the same, but rather also various combinations of the individual embodiments are possible with respect to one another are.
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