KR101723743B1 - Parachute module for drone - Google Patents
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a drones parachute module having a characteristic mechanism capable of rapidly deploying a parachute under its own judgment so that it can land safely in case of a fall due to internal or external factors during the flight of the drones, A canopy which is detachably mounted on a drone, which is a maneuverable unmanned aerial vehicle, and which is opened and closed at an upper portion thereof, a canopy accommodated in a folded state connected to the frame through a plurality of canopy connecting lines, A canopy deploying portion operable to open the upper portion of the frame and to deploy the canopy upwardly of the frame; and a control portion that controls the attitude of the dron through at least one or more of an acceleration sensor, a gyro sensor, a vibration sensor, A posture detection unit for detecting a posture of the subject, Wherein the controller is further configured to compare whether the signal received from the attitude sensing unit is within a range of the normal flight attitude of the drones, And a control unit for operating the developing unit.
Description
The present invention relates to a parachute module for a drone, which can be lowered in speed and fall safely in case of a fall due to an internal or external factor during the flight of a drone, which is a unmanned aerial vehicle capable of flying or maneuvering by radio waves.
In general, a drone is a unmanned aerial vehicle that can be remotely controlled by automatic flight or radio waves without a pilot on board. It is called a 'drone' because it means 'beating up' and also means a flight with several propellers Also called multi-copter.
Since the drones were developed for military use in the early 20th century, they have been used for actual combat since the US and other great powers have been developing competitively. In the 2000s, drone shooting, pesticide spraying, logistics transportation, traffic control and security It is used for professional and commercial purposes.
The above drones are classified as unmanned aerial vehicles with a weight of 150 kg or less under aeronautical law, and more than 12 kg of unmanned aerial vehicles are required to be reported to the competent local aviation authorities in Korea. And must comply with safety regulations, such as prohibiting non-flying areas or falling objects.
In the case of Korea, the 22nd National Science and Technology Advisory Council of Korea in May 2015 recognized the drones related industry as the future growth engine and ranked as the ninth in the world, and the three strategies for realizing the power of the global unmanned mobile industry It is showing the will to intensify the drone industry by deriving 9 tasks.
As described above, the development of additional devices related to safety is relatively weak as compared with the performance of the rapidly developing drones, and in fact, the number of cases of accidents and damage caused by the drone crash has increased and the industry has been obstructed.
In the event of a sudden fall of these drones, the drones may be equipped with a parachute to minimize damage to the drones and to reduce damage to the ground. At this time, when deploying the parachute, it is necessary to deploy the parachute under its own judgment not only to the situation where the parachute is deployed under the perception of the pilot but also to the internal and external factors that the pilot can not recognize. A distinctive mechanism capable of rapid deployment is also contemplated.
Also, it should be simple and convenient to use regardless of user skill level, so that the time and cost loss of initial setting and maintenance should be reduced when using drones for hobbies and commercial services.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to solve the above-mentioned problems and to provide a mechanism for rapidly deploying a parachute under self-determination so that the dron can safely land in the event of a fall due to internal or external factors And to provide a parachute module for a vacuum drone.
Other objects, specific advantages and novel features of the present invention will become more apparent from the following detailed description and preferred embodiments with reference to the accompanying drawings.
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a parachute module for a drone, comprising: a frame detachably mounted on a drone, which is an unmanned aerial vehicle capable of flight control by radio waves, A canopy accommodated in a folded state connected via a canopy connection line; a canopy expansion unit installed in the frame and operable to open the upper portion of the frame to deploy the canopy upwardly of the frame; A dorsal sensing unit for sensing the dorsal attitude through at least one of a sensor, a vibration sensor, and a shock sensor, or a combination of two or more sensors; And the signal received from the posture sensing unit is compared with the range of the normal flight attitude value If it is determined that comprises a control unit for operating the canopy development section such that the canopy is deployed above the frame.
Further, the frame includes a bowl-shaped lower frame provided on the drum and opened upwardly, and a plurality of hinging plates arranged radially in an open manner along an upper periphery of the lower frame, And an opening / closing cover which is opened or closed by a side contact.
The frame may further include a magnet coupled to a side surface of each of the opening plates so that the side surfaces of the respective opening plates adjacent to each other are closed while being in contact with each other by magnetic force.
The canopy deploying portion includes a cylinder vertically opened and fixed to the inside of the frame, a valve coupled to a lower portion of the cylinder to communicate with the cylinder, and a valve installed to communicate with a container inlet into one side of the valve, A gas container for discharging gas stored in the gas inlet to the inside of the valve through the inlet of the container to supply high-pressure gas to the cylinder; and a control unit, installed at the other side of the valve, A gas actuation part connected to the canopy and the valve through a piston connection line and inserted into the cylinder, and when the gas inlet of the gas container is opened according to the operation of the gas actuation part And the upper part of the frame is fired while being fired upwardly of the cylinder with a gas pressure of a high pressure supplied to the cylinder At the same time as bangham characterized in that it includes a piston that deploy the canopy.
The gas actuating part is provided so as to be slidable forward and rearward toward the container inlet of the gas container through the other side of the valve and has a spool for opening the container inlet of the gas container as the front end presses the container inlet, A compression coil spring for providing a spring force for forward movement of the front end of the spool toward a container inlet of the gas container; and a rear end of the spool for maintaining the spool moved backward while the compression coil spring is compressed A latching trigger provided to be able to rotate or to rotate the latch trigger by receiving a control signal of the control unit, or to release the rear end of the spool and to move the spool forward by a spring force of the compression coil spring; And a control unit.
The latch trigger may include a latching hook for latching the rear end of the spool and a driven link provided at one side of the latching hook, the rotating motor being coupled to the output shaft, rotating in contact with the driven link, And a rotating cam which rotates the driven link so that the hooking hook releases the rear end of the spool.
The parachute module for drones according to the present invention can rapidly deploy the parachute under its own judgment so that it can descend safely by reducing the speed when the dron is fallen due to internal or external factors through the characteristic mechanism, It is possible to drastically reduce cases of damage to persons and objects caused by a fall.
Further, in contrast to the existing parachute module receiving operation signals from the flight control computer of the drones, the parachute module for drones according to the present invention has a built-in sensor, so that the parachute is operated by its own judgment So that users who do not have technical expertise can easily use it simply by mounting it on the drones.
1 is a perspective view illustrating a process of installing and operating an embodiment of a parachute module for a drone according to the present invention,
Fig. 2 is a main part perspective view showing a state before the canopy is developed in the embodiment of Fig. 1,
Fig. 3 is a principal perspective view showing a state after the canopy is developed in the embodiment of Fig. 1,
4 is a perspective view showing a canopy deploying portion, a posture sensing portion, and a control portion of the embodiment of FIG. 3,
FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view of the embodiment of FIG. 4,
Figure 6 is an exploded perspective view of the embodiment of Figure 5 taken at different angles,
Figure 7 is a side cross-sectional view of the embodiment of Figure 2,
Fig. 8 is a cross-sectional view of the recessed portion showing the canopy deploying portion in the embodiment of Fig. 7,
FIG. 9 is a main part perspective view showing the operation of the latch trigger and the rotation cam of the canopy deploying part of the present invention,
10 is a side cross-sectional view illustrating the operation of the canopy deploying unit in the embodiment of FIG.
Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of a parachute module for a drone according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
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As described above, the parachute module for drone according to the present invention expands the parachute rapidly under its own judgment so that it can land safely when the
The embodiments of the present invention described above and shown in the drawings should not be construed as limiting the technical idea of the present invention. The scope of protection of the present invention is limited only by the matters described in the claims, and those skilled in the art will be able to modify the technical idea of the present invention in various forms. Accordingly, such improvements and modifications will fall within the scope of the present invention as long as they are obvious to those skilled in the art.
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The canopy deploying unit includes:
A cylinder vertically opened and fixed upright inside the frame,
A valve coupled to a lower portion of the cylinder to communicate with the cylinder,
A gas container installed to communicate with a container inlet to one side of the valve and spraying the gas stored therein to the inside of the valve through the inlet of the container to supply high pressure gas to the cylinder;
A gas actuating part provided on the other side of the valve and operated to open a container inlet of the gas container by an expansion signal of the control part,
Wherein the gas inlet of the gas container is opened by a gas pressure of a high pressure supplied to the cylinder when the gas inlet of the gas container is opened according to the operation of the gas operating part, And a piston for opening the upper part of the frame and deploying the canopy.
The frame includes:
A bowl-shaped lower frame provided above the drone and opened upward,
And a cover for opening and closing the drones, the plurality of cover plates being radially openable along the upper periphery of the lower frame and being opened or closed so that the side surfaces of the adjacent cover plates contact each other.
The frame includes:
Further comprising a magnet coupled to a side surface of each of the hung plate so that the side surfaces of the hung plate adjacent to each other are closed while being in contact with each other by magnetic force.
The gas-
A spool which is installed so as to be slidable forward and backward toward the container inlet of the gas container through the other side of the valve and opens the container inlet of the gas container as the front end presses the container inlet and presses them,
A compression coil spring for providing a spring force for forward movement of the front end of the spool toward a container inlet of the gas container,
The compression coil spring is compressed and the rear end of the spool is held so as to maintain the state that the spool is moved backward or the rear end of the spool is released to rotate the spool by the spring force of the compression coil spring A jam trigger,
And a rotation motor that receives the control signal of the control unit and rotates the latch trigger.
The jam trigger may include:
A hook for hooking the rear end of the spool,
And a driven link provided on one side of the hook,
The rotation motor includes:
And a rotating cam coupled to the output shaft and rotating in contact with the driven link, the rotating cam rotating the driven link such that the retaining hook releases the rear end of the spool.
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