EP2338092A1 - Control for an autonomous conveyer vehicle and method for operating an autonomous conveyer vehicle - Google Patents
Control for an autonomous conveyer vehicle and method for operating an autonomous conveyer vehicleInfo
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- AGV Autonomous conveyor vehicles
- autonomous vehicles need a camera-based monitoring to ensure error-free operation. Furthermore, it is necessary to manually configure an autonomous conveyor vehicle in a particular case, if a certain behavior is desired.
- the autonomous conveyor vehicle In the control for an autonomous conveyor vehicle, the autonomous conveyor vehicle on a loading area, which is loaded with freight.
- the controller is further configured to control a driving behavior of the autonomous conveyor vehicle in dependence on a property of the cargo.
- the autonomous conveyor vehicle has such a controller.
- a controller controls a driving behavior of the autonomous conveyor vehicle depending on a property of the cargo.
- the control and the method increase the autonomy of the autonomous transport vehicle. This can now adapt its driving behavior to a property of the freight. Due to an increasing variety of products, the cargo will be transported in the future very different types of freight, to which different requirements.
- the control and method make it possible to adapt the driving behavior to a property of the freight. This ensures optimal handling of the cargo. The effort for a manual configuration of the autonomous transport vehicle or for a camera-based monitoring is reduced or eliminated.
- FIG. 1 shows an autonomous transport vehicle with a freight and a second transport vehicle with an unstable freight
- FIG. 2 shows a detailed view of an autonomous transport vehicle
- Figure 3 shows the common transport of a bulky cargo through two autonomous conveyor vehicles.
- FIG. 1 shows two scenarios for the operation of an autonomous transport vehicle.
- An autonomous conveying vehicle 1 is loaded with a freight 3.
- the cargo 3 has favorable dimensions for transport.
- FIG. 1 furthermore shows a second autonomous conveying vehicle 2, which is loaded with an unstable freight 4.
- the favorable dimensions of the cargo 3 allow the autonomous transport vehicle 1 to have a greater braking acceleration than the second autonomous transport vehicle 2. The latter must brake more carefully if loss or damage to the unstable freight 4 is to be avoided.
- the second autonomous conveying vehicle 2 controls its driving behavior depending on a property of the unstable cargo 4.
- the property of the unstable cargo 4 here is its instability. Accordingly, the second autonomous conveying vehicle 2 controls its drivability by reducing its deceleration by a required amount.
- FIG. 2 shows a detailed view of an autonomous conveying vehicle 1.
- a loading area 6 of the autonomous conveying vehicle 1 is loaded with a freight 3.
- FIG. 2 also shows a sensor 7, which measures the position or weight of the freight 3.
- the sensor 7 may for example be designed as a pressure sensor, which is arranged below a loading area of the autonomous conveying vehicle 1 and measures the weight of the entire load.
- the sensor 7 may also consist of one or more sensors or a sensor array (and optionally in addition to the previously mentioned embodiment) which measures not only the presence of the freight 3 but also its position on the loading area 6.
- the autonomous conveying vehicle 1 is stopped or a warning message is issued.
- An operator of the autonomous transport vehicle 1 is thereby signaled that the cargo 3 has slipped or fallen from the loading area 6, so that he can manually place this again correctly on the loading area 6.
- a control of the autonomous conveying vehicle 1 comprises a wireless
- the wireless interface 8 receives the property of the cargo 3.
- a computing unit 9 determined from the property of the cargo 3 limits for acceleration, cornering or deceleration of the autonomous transport vehicle 1, to which slipping or damaging the cargo 3 is excluded.
- the driving behavior of the autonomous transport vehicle 1 is controlled so that these limits do not be crossed, be exceeded, be passed.
- braking, acceleration and cornering can be controlled so that no cargo 3 falls from the loading area 6 or is damaged. For example, a transport journey with live animals as cargo 3 with very narrow limits for acceleration, cornering and deceleration can be carried out, so that the animals are transported as gently as possible.
- the autonomous conveying vehicle 1 is equipped with an acceleration sensor in a development. On the basis of measured values of the acceleration sensor, the driving behavior of the autonomous transport vehicle 1 is controlled such that the stated limit values are not exceeded.
- the wireless interface 8 is used to read out RFID tags applied to the freight 3, which indicate the property of the freight 3.
- a type of goods living animals, electrical appliances, etc.
- other property of the cargo such as instability, dimensions, bulkiness, etc.
- the control of the autonomous conveying vehicle 1 receives information about the property of the freight 3 via the wireless interface 8.
- the wireless interface 8 receives this information as part of a transport request, which is transmitted, for example, from a control center or a mobile terminal of a user.
- the freight 3 can consist of different freight items which have different properties and requirements with regard to maximum acceleration, cornering or deceleration, an analysis of the collected data by a computing unit 9 is required at this point. As part of the analysis, all loaded freight because the minimum of their maximum acceleration values is selected as the limit value for the driving behavior of the autonomous transport vehicle 1.
- FIG. 3 shows a further scenario for the use of the autonomous transport vehicle 1.
- a bulky cargo 5 is to be transported, for which the autonomous transport vehicle 1 is not dimensioned sufficiently large.
- a second autonomous conveying vehicle 2 is called in to transport the bulky cargo 5 together.
- the autonomous conveying vehicle 1 and the second autonomous conveying vehicle 2 each have a wireless communication interface to communicate with each other and to synchronize their driving behavior so that the bulky cargo 5 can be transported. In the course of this
- Synchronization measured values are continuously exchanged while driving, for example, the sensor 7 shown in Figure 2 or the aforementioned acceleration sensor.
- the property of the cargo 3 requires special environmental conditions.
- it can be chilled goods, such as frozen food, or a cargo 3, which must not be exposed to sunlight, excessive humidity or frost.
- the autonomous conveyor vehicle 1 plans in a first variant, a track on which the required environmental conditions are always given.
- a storage space is selected for the cargo 3, at which the required environmental conditions are met, and planned a route to this parking space.
- the autonomous conveyor vehicle 1 receives via its wireless interface 8 information from a sensor network comprising sensors that are installed in an environment of the autonomous conveyor vehicle 1 and environmental conditions (such as humidity, temperature, solar radiation, etc.). ) measure up. Based on the information from the sensor network, the route or the parking space for the autonomous conveyor vehicle 1 is now planned. In this way, requirements of the cargo 3 can be met even better.
- a sensor network comprising sensors that are installed in an environment of the autonomous conveyor vehicle 1 and environmental conditions (such as humidity, temperature, solar radiation, etc.). ) measure up.
- environmental conditions such as humidity, temperature, solar radiation, etc.
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