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JP2011037488A
JP2011037488A JP2009186924A JP2009186924A JP2011037488A JP 2011037488 A JP2011037488 A JP 2011037488A JP 2009186924 A JP2009186924 A JP 2009186924A JP 2009186924 A JP2009186924 A JP 2009186924A JP 2011037488 A JP2011037488 A JP 2011037488A
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a water dispenser which can measure the amount of water without being affected by entering of air and regardless of the injected amount of water. <P>SOLUTION: The water dispenser includes medicinal solution selectively injecting mechanisms 21-26 for holding various medicinal solution bottles 30 and selectively injecting optional one of the medicinal solutions therefrom into a dispensing bottle 20, and a control device 40 serving as a measuring means for calculating the injection amount by imaging the dispensing bottle 30 by an imaging device 36 and detecting a liquid surface 30a based on the image data 41. The water dispenser also includes a dispensing bottle elevating mechanism 31 for elevating the dispensing bottle 30 and an imaging device elevating mechanism 35 for elevating the imaging device 36. The elevating position is reflected directly or indirectly to the calculation of the injection amount. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

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この発明は、各種の液剤瓶(水剤瓶)を保持していてその中から任意の液剤(水剤)を選択して投薬瓶(施用瓶,処方瓶)に注入する水剤分注機に関し、詳しくは、液剤の注入量を計る技術に関する。   The present invention relates to a liquid medicine dispenser that holds various liquid medicine bottles (liquid medicine bottles), selects an arbitrary liquid medicine (liquid medicine) from among them, and injects it into a prescription bottle (application bottle, prescription bottle). Specifically, the present invention relates to a technique for measuring the injection amount of a liquid agent.

水剤(液剤)の流路にポンプとノズルとを配して水剤を一回服用量ずつ分包する水剤分包機が実用化されている(例えば特許文献1参照)。この水剤分包機では、水剤の注入量がポンプの容積に基づいて計量される。
各種の液剤瓶(水剤瓶)を保持していてその中から任意の液剤を選択して投薬瓶(施用瓶,処方瓶)に注入する水剤分注機の場合も、剤種毎に流路が形成され各々の流路にポンプとノズルが配置されるので、ポンプ容積にて液剤の注入量を計量することができる。
投薬瓶に注入(分注)する場合、例えば超音波を下から瓶底へ送り込んで液面までの高さを計測し、その液面位置に基づいて液剤の注入量を算出することも可能である。
A liquid medicine packaging machine has been put into practical use, in which a pump and a nozzle are arranged in a liquid medicine (liquid medicine) flow path and the liquid medicine is packaged at a single dose (see, for example, Patent Document 1). In this liquid medicine packaging machine, the injection amount of liquid medicine is measured based on the volume of the pump.
In the case of a liquid dispenser that holds various liquid bottles (liquid bottles) and selects an arbitrary liquid from them and injects them into the prescription bottles (application bottles, prescription bottles). Since a path is formed and a pump and a nozzle are arranged in each flow path, the amount of liquid injected can be measured by the pump volume.
When injecting (dispensing) into a prescription bottle, for example, it is possible to measure the height to the liquid level by sending ultrasonic waves from the bottom to the bottom of the bottle and calculate the injection amount of the liquid based on the liquid level position. is there.

特開平8−258812号公報JP-A-8-258812

しかしながら、ポンプ容積にて計量する場合、空気が混入すると計量値が不正確になるので、液剤瓶の交換時や液剤瓶への液剤充填時などには取り扱いに注意を要する。
また、超音波の上下往復時間にて液面を計測する場合、液面が低いと瓶底と液面のエコーが重なって分離しづらいため、少量注入時の測定に難があり、幾種類かの液剤を少量ずつ注入して投薬瓶の中で混合させる混注では使いづらいことがある。
そこで、空気の混入にも注入量の多寡にも煩わされることなく計量しうる水剤分注機を実現することが技術的な課題となる。
However, when measuring with the pump volume, since the measurement value becomes inaccurate if air is mixed in, it is necessary to handle it carefully when replacing the liquid agent bottle or filling the liquid agent bottle.
In addition, when measuring the liquid level with the up and down reciprocation time of ultrasonic waves, if the liquid level is low, the echoes of the bottle bottom and the liquid level overlap and it is difficult to separate, so there are difficulties in measurement when injecting a small amount. It may be difficult to use in a mixed injection in which a small amount of liquid is injected and mixed in a medication bottle.
Therefore, it is a technical problem to realize a liquid medicine dispenser that can be metered without being bothered by air mixing or a large amount of injection.

本発明の水剤分注機は(解決手段1)、このような課題を解決するために創案されたものであり、各種の液剤瓶を保持していてその中から任意の液剤を選択して投薬瓶に注入する薬液選択注入機構と、前記投薬瓶を横から撮像装置で撮ってその画像データから液面を検出して注入量を算出する計量手段とを備えたものである。   The liquid medicine dispenser of the present invention (Solution 1) was created in order to solve such a problem. Various liquid medicine bottles are held and an arbitrary liquid medicine is selected from them. The liquid medicine selective injection mechanism for injecting into the prescription bottle and the measuring means for taking the prescription bottle from the side with an imaging device and detecting the liquid level from the image data to calculate the injection amount are provided.

また、本発明の水剤分注機は(解決手段2)、上記解決手段1の水剤分注機であって、前記投薬瓶を昇降させる投薬瓶昇降機構と、前記撮像装置を昇降させる撮像装置昇降機構とが設けられ、前記計量手段が前記投薬瓶の昇降位置と前記撮像装置の昇降位置と前記検出液面の画像内位置とに基づいて注入量算出を行うようになっていることを特徴とする。   The liquid medicine dispenser of the present invention is (solution means 2), which is the liquid medicine dispenser of the above-mentioned solution means 1, and includes a prescription bottle raising / lowering mechanism for raising and lowering the prescription bottle, and an image pickup for raising and lowering the imaging device. A device raising / lowering mechanism is provided, and the measuring means calculates the injection amount based on the raising / lowering position of the prescription bottle, the raising / lowering position of the imaging device, and the position in the image of the detection liquid surface. Features.

さらに、本発明の水剤分注機は(解決手段3)、上記解決手段1の水剤分注機であって、前記撮像装置を昇降させる撮像装置昇降機構が設けられ、前記計量手段が、前記画像データから前記投薬瓶の底面も検出し、その検出底面と前記検出液面との高低差に基づいて注入量算出を行うようになっていることを特徴とする。   Furthermore, the liquid medicine dispenser of the present invention is (solution means 3), the liquid medicine dispenser of the above-mentioned solution means 1, provided with an imaging device lifting mechanism for raising and lowering the imaging device, and the weighing means, The bottom surface of the prescription bottle is also detected from the image data, and the injection amount is calculated based on the height difference between the detection bottom surface and the detection liquid surface.

また、本発明の水剤分注機は(解決手段4)、上記解決手段1の水剤分注機であって、前記撮像装置を昇降させる撮像装置昇降機構が設けられ、前記投薬瓶の撮像に基づく液面検出に際して、前記画像データの画像において前記撮像装置での撮像方向が水平になる位置に前記検出液面の画像内位置が来るよう、前記撮像装置の昇降制御を行うようになっていることを特徴とする。   Further, the liquid medicine dispenser of the present invention (solution means 4) is the liquid medicine dispenser of the above-mentioned solution means 1, provided with an imaging device lifting mechanism for raising and lowering the imaging device, and imaging the prescription bottle When the liquid level is detected based on the image data, the imaging apparatus is controlled to move up and down so that the position in the image of the detection liquid level comes to a position where the imaging direction of the imaging apparatus is horizontal in the image data. It is characterized by being.

また、本発明の水剤分注機は(解決手段5)、上記解決手段1〜4の水剤分注機であって、前記選択液剤のデータと前記注入量のデータと共に前記画像データも記録するようになっていることを特徴とする。   Further, the liquid medicine dispenser of the present invention (Solution means 5) is the liquid medicine dispenser of the above solution means 1 to 4, and the image data is recorded together with the data of the selected liquid agent and the data of the injection amount. It is designed to do this.

このような本発明の水剤分注機にあっては(解決手段1)、投薬瓶に液剤を注入するときには、その投薬瓶を撮像装置で撮ってその画像データから液面を検出して注入量を算出することが行われる。このように投薬瓶の液面の検出に基づいて注入量が算出される場合、流路等で液剤に空気が混入しても注入後は空気が抜けて液面位置に影響がないため、空気混入の有無にかかわらず正確な注入量が求まることとなる。しかも、液面の検出ひいては液面の高さ位置が瓶横からの撮像と画像処理とに基づいて行われるが、その検出は、人間が視覚にて液面位置を調べたときの経験からも分かるように、投薬瓶に入っている液剤が多量であっても少量であっても同程度の容易さと正確さで、行うことができる。
したがって、この発明によれば、空気の混入にも注入量の多寡にも煩わされることなく計量しうる水剤分注機を実現することができる。
In such a liquid medicine dispenser of the present invention (Solution 1), when injecting a liquid into a prescription bottle, the prescription bottle is taken with an imaging device, and the liquid level is detected from the image data for injection. An amount is calculated. In this way, when the injection amount is calculated based on the detection of the liquid level of the prescription bottle, even if air is mixed into the liquid agent in the flow path or the like, the air is removed after the injection and the liquid level position is not affected. An accurate injection amount can be obtained regardless of the presence or absence of contamination. Moreover, the detection of the liquid level, and hence the height position of the liquid level, is performed based on imaging from the side of the bottle and image processing, but this detection is also based on experience when humans visually examined the liquid level position. As can be seen, it can be done with the same degree of ease and accuracy whether the liquid in the medication bottle is large or small.
Therefore, according to the present invention, it is possible to realize a liquid medicine dispenser that can be metered without being bothered by air mixing or a large amount of injection.

また、本発明の水剤分注機にあっては(解決手段2)、投薬瓶の昇降位置と撮像装置の昇降位置と検出液面の画像内位置とに基づいて注入量算出を行うので、昇降位置さえ定まれば後は迅速に計量し続けることができる。   Further, in the liquid medicine dispenser of the present invention (Solution means 2), since the injection amount is calculated based on the elevation position of the prescription bottle, the elevation position of the imaging device, and the position in the image of the detection liquid level, Once the lift position is determined, the measurement can be continued quickly thereafter.

さらに、本発明の水剤分注機にあっては(解決手段3)、液面も瓶底面も画像データから求め、その検出底面と検出液面との高低差に基づいて注入量算出を行うようにしたことにより、昇降に関しては絶対位置が高精度でなくても相対位置の精度さえ高ければ不都合がないので、昇降機構の加工や調整の負担が軽減されることとなる。   Furthermore, in the liquid medicine dispenser of the present invention (solution 3), the liquid level and the bottom of the bottle are obtained from the image data, and the injection amount is calculated based on the height difference between the detection bottom and the detection liquid level. By doing so, there is no inconvenience as far as raising and lowering, even if the absolute position is not highly accurate, as long as the accuracy of the relative position is high, the burden of processing and adjustment of the lifting mechanism is reduced.

また、本発明の水剤分注機にあっては(解決手段4)、液面検出時に撮像装置が昇降して液面が何時も水平方向から即ち真横から撮られることから、検出対象の液面部分の画像に生じる歪みや乱れが最小限に抑えられるので、液面の検出精度ひいては注入量の算出精度が向上することとなる。   In the liquid medicine dispenser of the present invention (solution 4), the imaging device moves up and down at the time of detecting the liquid level, and the liquid level is always taken from the horizontal direction, that is, from the side. Since distortion and disturbance occurring in the image of the portion can be minimized, the liquid level detection accuracy and thus the injection amount calculation accuracy can be improved.

また、本発明の水剤分注機にあっては(解決手段5)、選択液剤のデータや注入量のデータなどを調剤録として記録するに際してそれらと共に画像データも記録するようにしたことにより、調剤内容の自動集計が行えるうえ、装置の調剤動作の検証が視覚も利用して容易かつ的確に行えることとなる。   Further, in the liquid medicine dispenser of the present invention (Solution means 5), when recording the data of the selected liquid or the data of the injection amount as a dispensing record, the image data is also recorded together with them, The dispensing contents can be automatically totaled, and the dispensing operation of the apparatus can be verified easily and accurately using vision.

本発明の実施例1について、水剤分注機の構造を示し、(a)が正面図、(b)が前面パネルを取り外したところの正面図、(c)が撮像部分の正面図、(d)が画像データ例である。About Example 1 of this invention, the structure of a liquid medicine dispenser is shown, (a) is a front view, (b) is a front view of the place which removed the front panel, (c) is a front view of an imaging part, ( d) is an example of image data. 制御装置の機能ブロック図である。It is a functional block diagram of a control device.

このような本発明の水剤分注機について、これを実施するための具体的な形態を、以下の実施例1により説明する。
図1〜2に示した実施例1は、上述した解決手段1〜5(出願当初の請求項1〜5)を総て具現化したものである。
なお、それらの図示に際しては、簡明化等のため、ボルト等の締結具や,ヒンジ等の連結具,タイミングベルト等の伝動部材,モータドライバ等の電気回路,コントローラ等の電子回路の詳細などは図示を割愛し、発明の説明に必要なものや関連するものを中心に図示した。
About the liquid medicine dispenser of such this invention, the specific form for implementing this is demonstrated by the following Example 1. FIG.
The embodiment 1 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 embodies all the above-described solving means 1 to 5 (claims 1 to 5 at the beginning of the application).
For illustration purposes, for the sake of simplicity, details such as fasteners such as bolts, couplings such as hinges, transmission members such as timing belts, electric circuits such as motor drivers, electronic circuits such as controllers, etc. The illustration is omitted, and what is necessary for the explanation of the invention and related ones are mainly shown.

本発明の水剤分注機の実施例1について、その具体的な構成を、図面を引用して説明する。図1は、(a)が水剤分注機10の正面外観図、(b)が前面パネルを取り外した水剤分注機10の正面図、(c)が撮像部分の正面図、(d)が画像データ41の一例である。また、図2は、制御装置40の機能ブロック図である。   About the Example 1 of the liquid medicine dispenser of this invention, the specific structure is demonstrated referring drawings. 1A is a front external view of the liquid medicine dispenser 10, FIG. 1B is a front view of the liquid medicine dispenser 10 with the front panel removed, and FIG. 1C is a front view of an imaging portion. ) Is an example of the image data 41. FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram of the control device 40.

水剤分注機10は(図1(a)参照)、人の背丈ほどの筐体に収まっており、前面には、見易くて操作も楽なところに操作パネル11が外装され、内部の動作状態を目視確認できる覗き窓12や、投薬瓶30を出し入れする瓶出入口13も、設けられている。
筐体の中には(図1(b)参照)、薬液選択注入機構21〜26と投薬瓶昇降機構31と撮像装置昇降機構35と撮像装置36と制御装置40と図示しない電源やノズル洗浄機構とが装備されている。プリンタ14は内蔵でも外置でも良い(図2参照)。
なお、液剤瓶20や投薬瓶30も筐体の中に置かれるが(図1(b)参照)、それらは装置稼働時に使用される消耗品等であり、装置の一部ではない。
The liquid medicine dispenser 10 (see FIG. 1 (a)) is housed in a casing about the height of a person, and an operation panel 11 is externally mounted on the front surface so that it is easy to see and operate. A viewing window 12 for visually confirming the state and a bottle inlet / outlet 13 for taking in and out the prescription bottle 30 are also provided.
In the case (see FIG. 1B), the drug solution selective injection mechanisms 21 to 26, the prescription bottle lifting mechanism 31, the imaging device lifting mechanism 35, the imaging device 36, the control device 40, a power source and a nozzle cleaning mechanism (not shown) And are equipped. The printer 14 may be internal or external (see FIG. 2).
Although the liquid medicine bottle 20 and the prescription bottle 30 are also placed in the casing (see FIG. 1B), they are consumables used when the apparatus is operating, and are not a part of the apparatus.

薬液選択注入機構21〜26は、各種の液剤瓶20を保持していてその中から任意の液剤(水剤)を選択して投薬瓶30に注入するものであり、そのために、筐体内のほぼ中央に位置して鉛直な姿勢で軸回転可能に支持されている回転軸21と、その回転駆動を行うモータ22と、上面周縁部に液剤瓶20の受け皿が列設されており回転軸21に装着されている水平な回転台23と、やはり回転軸21に装着された水平な回転板25の下面周縁部に列設された複数個のノズル24と、軸心を重ねる状態で回転軸21に装着された回転筒の外周面に列設された複数個のポンプ26とを具えている。   The medicinal liquid selective injection mechanisms 21 to 26 hold various liquid medicine bottles 20, select an arbitrary liquid medicine (liquid medicine) from them, and inject them into the prescription bottle 30. A rotating shaft 21 that is positioned in the center and is supported so as to be rotatable in a vertical posture, a motor 22 that drives the rotation of the rotating shaft 21, and a tray for the liquid medicine bottle 20 are arranged in a row on the upper peripheral edge. The rotating shaft 21 is mounted on the rotating shaft 21 in a state where the shaft center is overlapped with the mounted horizontal rotating table 23 and the plurality of nozzles 24 arranged on the lower peripheral edge of the horizontal rotating plate 25 mounted on the rotating shaft 21. And a plurality of pumps 26 arranged on the outer peripheral surface of the mounted rotary cylinder.

それらのノズル24とポンプ26と液剤瓶20は、一対一対一対で対応していて、一つずつが組をなしており、同じ組の物同士がフレキシブルチューブで繋がれて、液剤瓶20からポンプ26を経由してノズル24に至る流路を剤種毎に形成している。そのため、ポンプ26が作動すると、同じ組の液剤瓶20から液剤が吸い出されて、その液剤がやはり同じ組のノズル24から注がれるようになっているが、液剤を垂れ流してはいけないため、注入時に注入先の投薬瓶30が来ることになっている薬液注入位置24aの真上に来たノズル24だけが薬液注入動作を行えるので、回転軸21を回転させてノズル24と一緒に同組のポンプ26も液剤瓶20も循環移動させることにより所望の液剤を選択し、その組にだけ注入動作を行わせるようになっている。   The nozzle 24, the pump 26, and the liquid medicine bottle 20 correspond to each other in a pair, one by one, and the same pair is connected by a flexible tube. A flow path leading to the nozzle 24 via the nozzle 26 is formed for each agent type. Therefore, when the pump 26 is operated, the liquid agent is sucked out from the same set of liquid agent bottles 20 and the liquid agent is again poured from the same set of nozzles 24, but the liquid agent must not flow down, Since only the nozzle 24 that comes directly above the chemical injection position 24a to which the injection destination prescription bottle 30 is to be injected at the time of injection can perform the chemical injection operation, the rotating shaft 21 is rotated and the nozzle 24 is used together. Both the pump 26 and the liquid agent bottle 20 are circulated and moved to select a desired liquid agent, and the injection operation is performed only for that group.

投薬瓶昇降機構31は(図1(b),(c)参照)、投薬瓶30の出し入れ時には投薬瓶30を瓶出入口13の内側まで下降させる一方で、液剤注入時には投薬瓶30を薬液注入位置24aの直下まで上昇させるものであり、そのために、空き空間のある筐体内の隅で縦置き支持された例えばボールねじ機構と、その上下動部から薬液注入位置24aの下方まで延びていて投薬瓶30を乗載状態で保持する例えばアーム状の投薬瓶乗載部32と、制御装置40の制御に従って昇降駆動を行う図示しないモータとを具えている。   The prescription bottle raising / lowering mechanism 31 (see FIGS. 1B and 1C) lowers the prescription bottle 30 to the inside of the bottle inlet / outlet 13 when the prescription bottle 30 is taken in and out, while the prescription bottle 30 is placed at the chemical injection position at the time of liquid injection. For this purpose, for example, a ball screw mechanism vertically supported at a corner in a casing having a vacant space, and a medicine bottle extending from the vertically moving part to a position below the medicinal solution injection position 24a For example, an arm-shaped prescription bottle mounting portion 32 that holds 30 in a mounted state, and a motor (not shown) that moves up and down according to the control of the control device 40 are provided.

撮像装置昇降機構35は(図1(b),(c)参照)、最も背の高い投薬瓶30が薬液注入位置24aの直下に上昇して来て注入液剤受入態勢をとったときでも、その投薬瓶30を上から下まで横向き撮像しうるよう、撮像装置36を昇降させるものであり、そのために、空き空間のある筐体内の隅で縦置き支持された例えばボールねじ機構と、その上下動部から撮像位置まで延びていて撮像装置36を支持する例えばアーム状の撮像装置支持部と、制御装置40の制御に従って昇降駆動を行う図示しないモータとを具えている。   The imaging device lifting mechanism 35 (see FIGS. 1 (b) and 1 (c)) can be used even when the tallest prescription bottle 30 rises directly below the liquid injection position 24a and assumes an injection liquid receiving state. The imaging device 36 is moved up and down so that the prescription bottle 30 can be imaged horizontally from top to bottom. For this purpose, for example, a ball screw mechanism vertically supported at a corner in a housing with an empty space, and its vertical movement For example, an arm-shaped imaging device support unit that extends from the unit to the imaging position and supports the imaging device 36, and a motor (not shown) that drives up and down according to the control of the control device 40 are provided.

撮像装置36は、CCDカメラが使いやすく、投薬瓶30を横から撮ったとき(図1(c)参照)、その画像データ41に投薬瓶30の全幅と液面30aの全体とが含まれる範囲を撮れれば良い(図1(d)参照)。
制御装置40は(図2参照)、プログラマブルなマイクロプロセッサシステムやシーケンサ等からなり、制御プログラムに従って上述の各機構の動作制御を行うものであるが、画像データ41から液面30aを検出して注入量Eを算出する演算プログラムもインストールされていて、撮像装置36と共に計量手段を構成している。
The imaging device 36 is easy to use a CCD camera, and when the prescription bottle 30 is taken from the side (see FIG. 1C), the image data 41 includes the entire width of the prescription bottle 30 and the entire liquid surface 30a. Can be taken (see FIG. 1D).
The control device 40 (see FIG. 2) is composed of a programmable microprocessor system, a sequencer, and the like, and controls the operation of each mechanism described above according to the control program. The liquid surface 30a is detected from the image data 41 and injected. A calculation program for calculating the quantity E is also installed, and constitutes a measuring means together with the imaging device 36.

詳述すると、制御装置40のデータメモリには、画像データ41を保持する記憶領域やその画像処理に必要な作業領域が確保されており、画像データ41は、随時、撮像装置36から取り込まれて、最新の画像に更新されるようになっている。また、制御装置40のプログラムメモリには、何れもプログラムで具体化された液面検出手段42と偏倚量検出手段43と撮像装置昇降制御手段44と注入量算出手段45と注入制御手段46と動作記録手段47と瓶ラベル印刷手段48とがインストールされている。   More specifically, the data memory of the control device 40 has a storage area for holding the image data 41 and a work area necessary for the image processing. The image data 41 is taken in from the imaging device 36 as needed. , Updated to the latest images. In the program memory of the control device 40, the liquid level detection means 42, the deviation amount detection means 43, the imaging device elevation control means 44, the injection amount calculation means 45, the injection control means 46, and the operation which are all embodied by the program are operated. Recording means 47 and bottle label printing means 48 are installed.

液面検出手段42は、線分検出によって画像データ41から液面30aを特定しその画像内液面位置Bを求めるものである。線分検出はパターンマッチングや特徴抽出など公知の画像処理手法を応用したものでも良く、独自に改良したものでも良い。液剤注入前で未だ空になっている投薬瓶30の底面位置も、同様にして求めるようになっている。
偏倚量検出手段43は、撮像装置36から真横に即ち水平な方向に向けて撮ったものが画像データ41の画像において現われる高さ位置を基準として、その基準位置と画像内液面位置Bとの差を算出して液面偏倚量Cとする。この液面偏倚量Cは、画像内液面位置Bが基準位置から高さ方向に関してどれだけ偏倚しているかを示す数値である。
The liquid level detection means 42 specifies the liquid level 30a from the image data 41 by line segment detection and obtains the liquid level position B in the image. The line segment detection may be an application of a known image processing method such as pattern matching or feature extraction, or may be an originally improved one. The bottom surface position of the prescription bottle 30 which is still empty before the liquid injection is obtained in the same manner.
The deviation amount detection means 43 is based on the height position at which the image taken from the imaging device 36 in the horizontal direction, that is, in the horizontal direction, appears in the image of the image data 41, and the reference position and the liquid level position B in the image. The difference is calculated as a liquid level deviation amount C. The liquid level deviation amount C is a numerical value indicating how much the liquid level position B in the image is deviated with respect to the height direction from the reference position.

撮像装置昇降制御手段44は、撮像装置36の例えばレンズ中心位置の高さ或いは撮像装置36で撮った画像の下端の高さなどを数値の撮像位置Dで示すとともに、選択設定された動作モードによっては、液剤注入中や液面検出中、随時、液面偏倚量Cがゼロになるように撮像装置昇降機構35を制御して撮像装置36を昇降させるようになっている。
動作モードには、液面検出中は撮像装置36を昇降させずに止めておく固定位置撮像モードと、液面検出中いつでも液面偏倚量Cを無くすよう撮像装置36を昇降させる液面追跡撮像モードと、分注内容に応じて両モードを使い分ける自動選択撮像モードとがあり、自動選択撮像モードの典型例を挙げると、単味多量の液剤注入では固定位置撮像モードになり、それ以外では例えば単味でも少量の場合や混注では液面追跡撮像モードになる。
The image pickup apparatus elevation control means 44 indicates, for example, the height of the lens center position of the image pickup apparatus 36 or the height of the lower end of the image taken by the image pickup apparatus 36 by a numerical image pickup position D, and depending on the selected and set operation mode. During liquid injection or liquid level detection, the image pickup device lifting mechanism 35 is controlled to raise and lower the image pickup device 36 so that the liquid level deviation amount C becomes zero at any time.
The operation mode includes a fixed position imaging mode in which the imaging device 36 is stopped without being raised and lowered during the liquid level detection, and a liquid level tracking imaging in which the imaging device 36 is raised and lowered so as to eliminate the liquid level deviation amount C at any time during the liquid level detection. There is an automatic selection imaging mode that uses both modes depending on the mode and the dispensing content, and a typical example of the automatic selection imaging mode is a fixed position imaging mode with simple liquid injection, otherwise, for example, In the case of a simple or small amount or mixed injection, the liquid level tracking imaging mode is set.

注入量算出手段45は、投薬瓶昇降機構31を制御する注入制御手段46から投薬瓶位置Aを例えば注入開始直前に受け取るとともに、やはり注入開始前に液面検出手段42が画像データ41から検出していた投薬瓶30の底面位置を受け取り、さらに液剤注入中や液面検出中には随時、上述した画像内液面位置Bと液面偏倚量Cと撮像位置Dとを各手段42〜44から受け取って、投薬瓶30の底面から液面30aまでの高低差を算出し、それに投薬瓶30の横断面積を掛けることで、各時点の注入量Eを算出する。なお、投薬瓶30の横断面積は、操作パネル11から設定できる他、調剤指示データで設定しても良く、画像データ41の画像から投薬瓶30の内径を検出して自動設定させても良い。   The injection amount calculation means 45 receives the prescription bottle position A from the injection control means 46 that controls the prescription bottle lifting mechanism 31, for example, immediately before the start of injection, and the liquid level detection means 42 also detects from the image data 41 before the start of injection. The bottom position of the prescription bottle 30 that has been received is received, and the liquid level position B in the image, the liquid level deviation C, and the imaging position D described above are obtained from each means 42 to 44 at any time during liquid injection or liquid level detection. Then, the difference in height from the bottom surface of the prescription bottle 30 to the liquid level 30a is calculated, and the injection amount E at each time point is calculated by multiplying it by the cross-sectional area of the prescription bottle 30. Note that the cross-sectional area of the prescription bottle 30 can be set from the operation panel 11, may be set by dispensing instruction data, or may be automatically set by detecting the inner diameter of the prescription bottle 30 from the image of the image data 41.

さらに、注入量算出手段45には、注入量Eを算出する注入量算出式が二つ組み込まれており、何れの式を用いるかが操作パネル11等で予め選択できるようになっている。
第1の注入量算出式は、投薬瓶30の昇降位置である投薬瓶位置Aと、撮像装置36の昇降位置である撮像位置Dと、検出液面の画像内位置である画像内液面位置Bとに基づいて注入量Eを算出するものであり、具体的には各機構の機械的寸法で決まる。
第2の注入量算出式は、画像データ41から得られた投薬瓶30の検出底面位置と、上記の画像内液面位置Bとの高低差に基づいて注入量Eを算出するものである。
何れにしても、固定位置撮像モードでは注入量Eを算出する度に注入制御手段46へ送出するが、液面追跡撮像モードでは液面偏倚量Cがゼロのときだけ即ち撮像装置36が液面30aを真横から撮っているときに限って注入量Eの送出を行うようになっている。
Furthermore, the injection amount calculation means 45 incorporates two injection amount calculation formulas for calculating the injection amount E, and which one is used can be selected in advance on the operation panel 11 or the like.
The first injection amount calculation formula is as follows: a prescription bottle position A that is the raising / lowering position of the prescription bottle 30; an imaging position D that is the raising / lowering position of the imaging device 36; and an in-image liquid level position that is an in-image position of the detection liquid level. The injection amount E is calculated on the basis of B, and is specifically determined by the mechanical dimensions of each mechanism.
The second injection amount calculation formula calculates the injection amount E based on the height difference between the detected bottom surface position of the prescription bottle 30 obtained from the image data 41 and the liquid level position B in the image.
In any case, every time the injection amount E is calculated in the fixed position imaging mode, it is sent to the injection control means 46. However, in the liquid level tracking imaging mode, only when the liquid level deviation amount C is zero, that is, the imaging device 36 is in the liquid level. The injection amount E is delivered only when 30a is taken from the side.

注入制御手段46は、操作パネル11や図示しない通信ユニット等にて調剤指示データが与えられると、それに応じて液剤を選択し、投薬瓶昇降機構31を制御して投薬瓶30を薬液注入位置24aの直下に送り込み、モータ22やポンプ26を制御して薬液選択注入機構21〜26に薬液注入位置24aの真上のノズル24の切替と液剤注入を行わせることで選択液剤を投薬瓶30に注入させる。そして、調剤指示データに応じて選択する液剤が一種類だけであれば、注入量Eが指示値に達したら直ちに注入を終えて薬液注入位置24aのノズル24を洗浄するが、選択液剤が複数種類であれば、剤種毎に、上述した一連の処理すなわちノズル切替と液剤注入とノズル洗浄とを繰り返すようになっている。   When dispensing instruction data is given from the operation panel 11 or a communication unit (not shown), the injection control means 46 selects a liquid according to it and controls the prescription bottle lifting mechanism 31 to place the prescription bottle 30 in the liquid injection position 24a. The selective liquid agent is injected into the prescription bottle 30 by controlling the motor 22 and the pump 26 to cause the selective liquid injection mechanism 21 to 26 to switch the nozzle 24 immediately above the chemical injection position 24a and inject the liquid agent. Let If there is only one type of liquid selected in accordance with the dispensing instruction data, the injection is finished immediately after the injection amount E reaches the specified value, and the nozzle 24 at the chemical liquid injection position 24a is cleaned. If so, the series of processes described above, that is, nozzle switching, liquid injection, and nozzle cleaning are repeated for each agent type.

また、液面追跡撮像モードでは、液面偏倚量Cがゼロのときしか算出注入量Eが受け取れないので、注入量Eの受け取り時間間隔が広くなったり注入量Eが指示値に近づいたときには、過剰注入を回避するために、ポンプ26を制御して注入速度を落とすことも行うようになっている。固定位置撮像モードでは、そうしても良く、そうしなくても良いので、この実施例の場合、迅速処理を優先して、そうしないようになっている。
なお、そのような注入速度調整に代えて又は加えて、注入制御手段46も液面偏倚量Cを直接監視して液面偏倚量Cに基づく注入速度調整を行っても良い。例えば、液面偏倚量Cが大きいときには注入速度を落とし、液面偏倚量Cが小さいときには注入速度を上げるのも良いが、注入量Eが指示値に近づいたときは成る可く注入速度を落とすのが良い。
Further, in the liquid level tracking imaging mode, since the calculated injection amount E can be received only when the liquid level deviation amount C is zero, when the reception time interval of the injection amount E becomes wide or the injection amount E approaches the indicated value, In order to avoid excessive injection, the pump 26 is controlled to decrease the injection speed. In the fixed position imaging mode, this may or may not be performed. In this embodiment, the quick processing is given priority and is not performed.
Instead of or in addition to such injection rate adjustment, the injection control means 46 may directly monitor the liquid level deviation amount C and adjust the injection rate based on the liquid level deviation amount C. For example, the injection speed may be decreased when the liquid level deviation amount C is large, and the injection speed may be increased when the liquid level deviation amount C is small. However, the injection speed is decreased when the injection amount E approaches the indicated value. Is good.

さらに、注入制御手段46はそのような液剤注入動作の度にポンプ26の動作データや液剤データを動作記録手段47に送るので、動作記録手段47はそれらのデータと共に画像データ41も記録するようになっている。また、注入制御手段46は、液剤注入完了後に患者名や薬品名リストなどのデータを瓶ラベル印刷手段48に送るので、瓶ラベル印刷手段48はそれらのデータをプリンタ14に送って投薬瓶30への貼付ラベルに印刷させるようになっている。   Further, since the injection control means 46 sends the operation data of the pump 26 and the liquid agent data to the operation recording means 47 every time such a liquid agent injection operation is performed, the operation recording means 47 records the image data 41 together with those data. It has become. In addition, since the injection control means 46 sends data such as a patient name and a medicine name list to the bottle label printing means 48 after completion of liquid injection, the bottle label printing means 48 sends these data to the printer 14 to the prescription bottle 30. It is designed to be printed on a sticker label.

なお、投薬瓶30としては、透明なプラスチック製ボトルが使いやすいが、液剤耐性などの関係で半透明や不透明なものしか使用できない場合は、可視光以外の照明やそれ用の撮像装置をオプションで装備できるようになっている。
また、投薬瓶30や調剤指示箋にバーコード等の識別情報を付けておき、それをリーダで読み取ると、調剤指示データが自動設定されるとともに、分注可否のチェックが行われる、という機能をオプションで装備することができるようにもなっている。
As the prescription bottle 30, a transparent plastic bottle is easy to use, but if only translucent or opaque can be used due to liquid resistance, etc., illumination other than visible light and an imaging device therefor are optional. It can be equipped.
In addition, when identification information such as a barcode is attached to the prescription bottle 30 and the dispensing instruction sheet and read with a reader, dispensing instruction data is automatically set and whether dispensing is possible is checked. It can be equipped as an option.

この実施例1の水剤分注機10について、その使用態様及び動作を説明する。   About the liquid medicine dispenser 10 of this Example 1, the use aspect and operation | movement are demonstrated.

投薬瓶30を瓶出入口13から水剤分注機10の中に入れて投薬瓶乗載部32の上に載せるとともに、操作パネル11の操作等にて制御装置40に調剤指示データを与えると、後は自動で分注が行われる。
すなわち、先ず、空の投薬瓶30が投薬瓶昇降機構31によって薬液注入位置24aの直下へ送られて液剤の注入を受ける態勢を整えるとともに、その投薬瓶位置Aが注入制御手段46から注入量算出手段45に通知される。また、撮像装置36が撮像装置昇降機構35によって投薬瓶30の脇の撮像位置へ送られて空の投薬瓶30を横から撮り、その画像データ41に基づき制御装置40によって投薬瓶30の底面が検出される。
When the prescription bottle 30 is put into the liquid medicine dispenser 10 from the bottle inlet / outlet 13 and placed on the prescription bottle mounting portion 32, and dispensing instruction data is given to the control device 40 by operating the operation panel 11 or the like, After that, dispensing is performed automatically.
That is, first, an empty prescription bottle 30 is sent to a position just below the chemical liquid injection position 24a by the prescription bottle raising / lowering mechanism 31 to prepare for receiving the liquid injection, and the prescription bottle position A calculates the injection amount from the injection control means 46. The means 45 is notified. Further, the imaging device 36 is sent to the imaging position beside the prescription bottle 30 by the imaging device lifting mechanism 35 to take an empty prescription bottle 30 from the side, and based on the image data 41, the bottom surface of the prescription bottle 30 is removed by the control device 40. Detected.

さらに、それらと並行して薬液選択注入機構21〜26では、回転軸21が回転して、最初の選択液剤を収容している液剤瓶20の組のノズル24が、薬液注入位置24aの真上に来る。そして、その組のポンプ26が作動して、対応する液剤瓶20から液剤が吸い上げられ、その液剤がノズル24から流下する。こうして、投薬瓶30への液剤注入が行われる。しかも、その液剤注入の間には、随時、投薬瓶30が撮像装置36で撮られ、その画像データ41に基づき制御装置40によって液面検出と注入量算出が行われる。   Furthermore, in parallel with them, in the chemical liquid selective injection mechanisms 21 to 26, the rotary shaft 21 rotates, and the nozzle 24 of the group of liquid medicine bottles 20 containing the first selective liquid agent is directly above the chemical liquid injection position 24a. I come to. Then, the pumps 26 of the set are operated, the liquid agent is sucked up from the corresponding liquid agent bottle 20, and the liquid agent flows down from the nozzle 24. In this way, liquid agent injection into the prescription bottle 30 is performed. In addition, during the liquid injection, the prescription bottle 30 is taken by the imaging device 36 at any time, and the liquid level is detected and the injection amount is calculated by the control device 40 based on the image data 41.

詳述すると、そのときの動作モードが固定位置撮像モードであれば撮像装置36を止めたまま比較的高速に液面検出が行われ、そのときの動作モードが液面追跡撮像モードであれば液面偏倚量Cを無くすよう撮像装置36を昇降させながら比較的高精度で液面検出が行われる。具体的には画像データ41が更新される度に、液面検出手段42によって画像内液面位置Bが求められ、偏倚量検出手段43によって液面偏倚量Cが求められ、撮像装置昇降制御手段44によって撮像位置Dが求められる。そして、投薬瓶位置Aや,画像内液面位置B,液面偏倚量C,撮像位置Dに基づき注入量算出手段45によって上述した第1,第2の注入量算出式の何れかで液剤の投薬瓶30への注入量Eが算出される。   More specifically, if the operation mode at that time is the fixed position imaging mode, the liquid level is detected at a relatively high speed while the imaging device 36 is stopped. If the operation mode at that time is the liquid level tracking imaging mode, the liquid level is detected. The liquid level is detected with relatively high accuracy while raising and lowering the imaging device 36 so as to eliminate the surface deviation amount C. Specifically, every time the image data 41 is updated, the liquid level position B in the image is obtained by the liquid level detecting means 42, the liquid level deviation amount C is obtained by the deviation amount detecting means 43, and the imaging apparatus elevation control means. The imaging position D is obtained by 44. Then, based on the prescription bottle position A, the liquid level position B in the image, the liquid level deviation amount C, and the imaging position D, the injection amount calculating means 45 uses any one of the first and second injection amount calculation formulas described above. An injection amount E into the prescription bottle 30 is calculated.

液面追跡撮像モード時の液面検出について更に詳述すると、液面偏倚量Cがゼロになるよう撮像装置36が昇降するので、画像データ41の画像において撮像装置36での撮像方向が水平になる位置に検出液面の画像内液面位置Bが来ることとなり、そのため、液面30aが何時も水平方向から撮られる。このように、液面30aの撮像が真横から行われるため、液面30aの部分画像に生じる歪みが最小限に抑えられる。また、検出対象の液面30aが何時も同じ方角から同じように撮られることから、液面30aの像が安定するので、液面30aの部分画像に生じる乱れが最小限に抑えられる。   The liquid level detection in the liquid level tracking imaging mode will be described in more detail. Since the imaging device 36 moves up and down so that the liquid level deviation amount C becomes zero, the imaging direction of the imaging device 36 in the image of the image data 41 is horizontal. The liquid level position B in the image of the detection liquid level comes to a position where the liquid level 30a is taken, and therefore the liquid level 30a is always taken from the horizontal direction. Thus, since the imaging of the liquid level 30a is performed from the side, the distortion generated in the partial image of the liquid level 30a is minimized. Further, since the liquid level 30a to be detected is always taken from the same direction in the same way, the image of the liquid level 30a is stabilized, so that the disturbance generated in the partial image of the liquid level 30a is minimized.

そして、調剤指示データに基づいて最初に選択された液剤の注入量Eが調剤指示データの指示量に達すると、その液剤の投薬瓶30への注入が終了し、その度に動作記録手段47によって動作データや液剤データと共に画像データ41が記録されてログデータの蓄積量が増す。それから、調剤指示データに未処理の液剤注入指示が残っていれば、上述した液剤注入処理が剤種毎に繰り返えされる。
こうして、調剤指示データでの液剤注入指示が総て処理されると、液剤注入の済んだ投薬瓶30が瓶出入口13のところへ戻されとともに、その投薬瓶30に貼付すべきラベルにはプリンタ14によって患者名や薬品名リストなどが印刷される。
Then, when the injection amount E of the liquid selected first based on the dispensing instruction data reaches the instruction amount of the dispensing instruction data, the injection of the liquid into the prescription bottle 30 is finished, and each time by the operation recording means 47 Image data 41 is recorded together with operation data and liquid agent data, and the amount of log data accumulated increases. Then, if an unprocessed liquid injection instruction remains in the dispensing instruction data, the liquid injection process described above is repeated for each agent type.
Thus, when all of the liquid injection instruction in the dispensation instruction data is processed, the prescription bottle 30 in which the liquid injection has been completed is returned to the bottle inlet / outlet 13, and the printer 14 is attached to the label to be attached to the prescription bottle 30. The patient name and drug name list are printed.

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上記実施例では、一液剤の注入を終える度にノズル洗浄を行うようにしたが、ノズル洗浄は、一液剤の注入の直前に行うようにしても良く、一本の投薬瓶30への液剤注入を行う前だけか後だけ多数のノズル24に対して纏めて行うようにしても良く、前後いずれでも行うようにしても良い。
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In the above embodiment, the nozzle cleaning is performed every time the injection of one liquid agent is completed, but the nozzle cleaning may be performed immediately before the injection of the one liquid agent, or the liquid agent injection into one prescription bottle 30 may be performed. This may be performed for a large number of nozzles 24 only before or after, or may be performed either before or after.

10…水剤分注機、
11…操作パネル、12…覗き窓、13…瓶出入口、14…プリンタ、
20…液剤瓶(薬液供給瓶)、21…回転軸、22…モータ、23…回転台、
24…ノズル、24a…薬液注入位置、25…回転板、26…ポンプ、
30…投薬瓶(施用瓶)、30a…液面、31…投薬瓶昇降機構、
32…投薬瓶乗載部、35…撮像装置昇降機構、36…撮像装置(カメラ)、
40…制御装置、41…画像データ、42…液面検出手段、
43…偏倚量検出手段、44…撮像装置昇降制御手段、45…注入量算出手段、
46…注入制御手段、47…動作記録手段、48…瓶ラベル印刷手段、
A…投薬瓶位置、B…画像内液面位置、C…液面偏倚量、D…撮像位置、E…注入量
10 ... Liquid dispenser,
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 11 ... Operation panel, 12 ... Viewing window, 13 ... Bottle entrance / exit, 14 ... Printer,
20 ... Liquid bottle (chemical solution supply bottle), 21 ... Rotary shaft, 22 ... Motor, 23 ... Rotary table,
24 ... Nozzle, 24a ... Chemical solution injection position, 25 ... Rotary plate, 26 ... Pump,
30 ... Prescription bottle (application bottle), 30a ... Liquid level, 31 ... Prescription bottle lifting mechanism,
32 ... Prescription bottle mounting part, 35 ... Imaging device lifting mechanism, 36 ... Imaging device (camera),
40 ... control device, 41 ... image data, 42 ... liquid level detecting means,
43 ... Deviation amount detection means, 44 ... Imaging device elevation control means, 45 ... Injection amount calculation means,
46 ... injection control means, 47 ... action recording means, 48 ... bottle label printing means,
A: Prescription bottle position, B: Liquid level position in image, C: Liquid level deviation amount, D: Imaging position, E: Injection amount

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各種の液剤瓶を保持していてその中から任意の液剤を選択して投薬瓶に注入する薬液選択注入機構と、前記投薬瓶を横から撮像装置で撮ってその画像データから液面を検出して注入量を算出する計量手段とを備えている水剤分注機。   A liquid medicine selective injection mechanism that holds various liquid medicine bottles, selects an arbitrary liquid medicine from the liquid medicine bottles, and injects it into the prescription bottle, and detects the liquid level from the image data by taking the prescription bottle from the side with an imaging device. A liquid medicine dispenser equipped with a weighing means for calculating the injection amount. 前記投薬瓶を昇降させる投薬瓶昇降機構と、前記撮像装置を昇降させる撮像装置昇降機構とが設けられ、前記計量手段が前記投薬瓶の昇降位置と前記撮像装置の昇降位置と前記検出液面の画像内位置とに基づいて注入量算出を行うようになっていることを特徴とする請求項1記載の水剤分注機。   A prescription bottle lifting mechanism for lifting and lowering the prescription bottle and an imaging device lifting mechanism for lifting and lowering the imaging device are provided, and the weighing means is provided for the lifting position of the prescription bottle, the lifting position of the imaging device, and the detection liquid level. The liquid medicine dispenser according to claim 1, wherein the injection amount is calculated based on the position in the image. 前記撮像装置を昇降させる撮像装置昇降機構が設けられ、前記計量手段が、前記画像データから前記投薬瓶の底面も検出し、その検出底面と前記検出液面との高低差に基づいて注入量算出を行うようになっていることを特徴とする請求項1記載の水剤分注機。   An imaging device raising / lowering mechanism for raising and lowering the imaging device is provided, and the weighing means also detects the bottom surface of the prescription bottle from the image data, and calculates the injection amount based on the height difference between the detection bottom surface and the detection liquid surface The liquid medicine dispenser according to claim 1, wherein: 前記撮像装置を昇降させる撮像装置昇降機構が設けられ、前記投薬瓶の撮像に基づく液面検出に際して、前記画像データの画像において前記撮像装置での撮像方向が水平になる位置に前記検出液面の画像内位置が来るよう、前記撮像装置の昇降制御を行うようになっていることを特徴とする請求項1記載の水剤分注機。   An imaging device raising / lowering mechanism for raising and lowering the imaging device is provided, and when the liquid level is detected based on the imaging of the prescription bottle, the detection liquid level is positioned at a position where the imaging direction of the imaging device is horizontal in the image of the image data. 2. The liquid medicine dispenser according to claim 1, wherein the imaging device is controlled to move up and down so that the position in the image comes. 前記選択液剤のデータと前記注入量のデータと共に前記画像データも記録するようになっていることを特徴とする請求項1乃至請求項4の何れかに記載された水剤分注機。   The liquid medicine dispenser according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the image data is recorded together with the data of the selected liquid agent and the data of the injection amount.
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