极地研究 ›› 2023, Vol. 35 ›› Issue (2): 268-276.DOI: 10.13679/j. jdyj.20220205

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可停泊南极机器人的小型新能源充电保温房设计

任一宁 窦银科 王煜尘   

  1. 太原理工大学电气与动力工程学院, 山西 太原 030024
  • 出版日期:2023-06-30 发布日期:2023-06-20
  • 通讯作者: 窦银科
  • 作者简介:任一宁, 男,1997年生。硕士研究生, 主要从事南极履带机器人研究。E-mail: 799206293@qq.com
  • 基金资助:
    国家科技部重点研发计划(2018YFB1307504)资助

Design of a small new-energy-charging insulation room for parking Antarctic robot

Ren Yining, Dou Yinke, Wang Yuchen   

  1. College of Electrical and Power Engineering, Taiyuan University of Technology, Taiyuan 030024, China
  • Online:2023-06-30 Published:2023-06-20

摘要: 世界各国在南极开展的科学考察活动中, 大多数科考任务的开展均基于自动化设备。而针对机器人在南极难以长期续航工作以及机器人与其设备长期在低温下使用导致使用寿命缩短、敏感度下降的问题, 提出一种可停泊南极机器人的小型新能源充电保温房。该设计包括上位机控制系统和以Arduino芯片为核心的主控制系统。本设计通过OpenMV摄像头识别机器人且能与Arduino通讯, 同时在内部搭载温度控制系统和无线充电系统, 从而保障机器人的长时间高效运行。经过仿真和实验测试, 本设计能够在寒冷环境下保持合适的温度, 同时能使用无线充电对机器人锂电池进行充电, 解决了南极科考机器人的续航问题, 实现了对南极科考机器人的充电工作和对其传感器设备的保温工作。

关键词: 南极机器人, 保温, 无线充电, 有限元分析

Abstract: In scientific exploration activities that are undertaken in Antarctica by various countries, most scientific missions are performed using automatic equipment. The operation of robots in Antarctica is difficult because the operational life of such robots is shortened and the sensitivity of their equipment is reduced owing to long-term use at low temperatures. Therefore, we propose a small new-energy-charging insulation room to park the robot in the Antarctic. The design includes an upper computer control system and a main control system with an Arduino chip at its core. This design identifies the robot through OpenMV camera and it can communicate with the Arduino chip. It is equipped with a temperature control system and a wireless charging system that can ensure long-term and efficient operation of the robot. Simulation and experimental testing revealed that the proposed design can maintain an appropriate temperature in the cold Antarctic environment, and can wirelessly charge the lithium battery of a robot, thereby resolving the problems of the endurance of scientific research robots in Antarctica and the thermal insulation of their sensor equipment.

Key words: Antarctic robot, insulation, wireless charging, finite element analysis