Air-releasing valve for use in suction apparatus and suction robot having the air-releasing valve
US-2017095128-A1 · Apr 6, 2017 · US
US10172504B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10172504-B2 |
| Application number | US-201314390617-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Jan 16, 2013 |
| Priority date | Apr 5, 2012 |
| Publication date | Jan 8, 2019 |
| Grant date | Jan 8, 2019 |
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A glass-wiping device comprises a machine body (1) and a control unit. The machine body (1) is provided with an edge detection unit (100), the edge detection unit (100) comprises a sensor switch (101, 101′) and an action element (102). The action element (102) is provided at a lower end thereof with a contact leg (1021, 1021′) that presses against the surface of a glass (200). When the contact leg (1021, 1021′) leaves the surface of the glass (200), the action element (102) correspondingly generates a displacement and triggers the sensor switch (101, 101′); the sensor switch (101, 101′) transmits a switch signal to the control unit; the control unit controls, on the basis of the switch signal, the glass-wiping device to cease running or to change the running direction. The glass-wiping device has a simple structure, reduced costs, high sensitivity and great controllability, and effectively implements the detection of the edge of a plate glass.
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The invention claimed is: 1. A glass-wiping device comprising a machine body ( 1 ) and a control unit, characterized in that, the machine body ( 1 ) is provided with an edge detection unit ( 100 ) comprising a sensor switch ( 101 , 101 ′) and an action element ( 102 ), a contact leg ( 1021 , 1021 ′) is provided at a lower end of the action element ( 102 ) and presses against a surface of a glass ( 200 ), wherein the external shape of the machine body ( 1 ) is a square shape and the edge detection unit ( 100 ) is provided on a vertex angle of the machine body; when the contact leg ( 1021 , 1021 ′) leaves a surface of the glass ( 200 ), the action element ( 102 ) correspondingly generates a displacement and triggers the sensor switch ( 101 , 101 ′), the sensor switch ( 101 , 101 ′) transmits a switch signal to the control unit, and based on the switch signal, the control unit controls the glass-wiping device to cease running or to change the running direction; and the contact leg ( 1021 , 1021 ′) has an end-surface shape that is a semi-circular or arc shape, and slides on the surface of the glass when the contact leg ( 1021 , 1021 ′) presses against the glass. 2. The glass-wiping device of claim 1 , characterized in that, the sensor switch ( 101 ) is a travel switch, the action element ( 102 ) is a connecting rod; or, the sensor switch ( 101 ′) is a Hall sensor, and the action element ( 102 ) comprises a magnetic element ( 300 ) correspondingly provided thereon; and or, the sensor switch ( 101 ′) is a magnetron, and the action element ( 102 ) comprises a magnetic element ( 300 ) correspondingly provided thereon. 3. The glass-wiping device of claim 2 , characterized in that, the edge detection unit ( 100 ) further comprises a supporting body ( 103 ) in which a step through-hole ( 1031 ) is provided, the action element ( 102 ) is provided through the step through-hole ( 1031 ), and has a length greater than the height of the supporting body ( 103 ), an upper part of the action element ( 102 ) is limited on an external end surface of the supporting body ( 103 ) by a position-limiting part ( 1022 ), and a spring ( 104 ) is fitted around the action element ( 102 ), and is pressed against between the step through hole ( 1031 ) and the contact leg ( 1021 , 1021 ′). 4. The glass-wiping device of claim 3 , characterized in that, the travel switch is provided within a shell of the glass-wiping device; or, the Hall sensor is provided on the supporting body ( 103 ); and or, the magnetron is provided on the supporting body ( 103 ). 5. The glass-wiping device of claim 3 , characterized in that, the position-limiting part ( 1022 ) is a buckle fixed on the connecting rod. 6. The glass-wiping device of claim 3 , characterized in that, the supporting body ( 103 ) and the shell on the edge of the machine body ( 1 ) are provided as an integral piece. 7. The glass-wiping device of claim 1 , characterized in that, the machine body ( 1 ) has an external shape that is a circular, square, rectangle, oval or irregular shape. 8. The glass-wiping device of claim 1 , characterized in that, the edge detection unit ( 100 ) is provided on an edge of the machine body. 9. The glass-wiping device of claim 1 , characterized in that, a plurality of the edge detection units ( 100 ) are provided, the sensor switch ( 101 , 101 ′) in each of the edge detection units ( 100 ) is connected to the control unit.
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