Wind-powered and solar-powered unmanned monitoring car system for field environment

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of unmanned monitoring car systems, and discloses a wind-powered and solar-powered unmanned monitoring car system for a field environment. The system comprises a monitoring car, a foldable solar photovoltaic panel, and a hydraulic jacking type fan, wherein the monitoring car comprises a control computer, a storage battery, a steering wheel, and a driving wheel; alaser and infrared detection device, a video detector, a panoramic camera, an external environment monitoring sensor and a mechanical gripping arm are arranged on the outer side of a car body of themonitoring car. The system provided by the invention has the advantages that photovoltaic and wind power supply are achieved, and power is directly supplied to control the computer, the infrared detection device, the video detector, the panoramic camera, a steering motor, a direct current motor, the mechanical gripping arm, electro-hydraulic presses and the storage battery, so that self-powering of the unmanned monitoring car in uninhabited field areas is achieved, exploration and mining of unknown environments in the uninhabited areas can be carried out, and the problems of high risks and dangers brought by environment monitoring and information exploration and mining in the areas are solved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of unmanned monitoring vehicle systems, in particular to an unmanned monitoring vehicle system driven by wind energy and solar energy in the field environment. Background technique [0002] Humans have never given up on the discovery and exploration of unknown lands. Since the oil crisis in the 1970s, countries have begun to shift their attention to local resources and to find the most suitable cheap energy. In deserts, grasslands, glaciers, and canyons Scientific exploration and resource excavation are carried out in uninhabited areas with dangerous and harsh environments. However, due to the harsh environmental conditions, scientific explorers often enter these unfamiliar uninhabited areas without returning, which is very dangerous; for example, in Xinjiang In Lop Nur, Hoh Xil in Qinghai, Qiangtang in Tibet and other uninhabited lands, members of the scientific expedition team disappear all the year round, forming m...

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[0002] Humans have never given up on the discovery and exploration of unknown lands. Since the oil crisis in the 1970s, countries have begun to shift their attention to local resources and to find the most suitable cheap energy. In deserts, grasslands, glaciers, and canyons Scientific exploration and resource excavation are carried out in uninhabited areas with dangerous and harsh environments. However, due to the harsh environmental conditions, scientific explorers often enter these unfamiliar uninhabited areas without returning, which is very dangerous; for example, in Xinjiang In Lop Nur, Hoh Xil in Qinghai, Qiangtang in Tibet and other uninhabited areas, members of the scientific expedition team disappear all the year round, forming many unsolved mysteries; these places hide many unknown secrets waiting for humans to discover and excavate

[0003] Furthermore, due to factors such as volcanic eruptions or nuclear tests, certain areas have become uninhabited areas. Because these areas are very dangerous, it is very risky for human beings to enter these environments to explore and mine information. First, because these areas The range is wide, the environmental conditions are harsh and unknown, and human exploration on foot is faced with sudden dangers in unknown environments. For example, in some environments, there may be dangers such as high-intensity light, high temperature, high-humidity air, high heat sources, radioactive heavy metals, dangerous animals, germs, and microorganisms. factors, you will also encounter uneven land and soils of different geology; second, because human beings enter these areas on foot without energy supply and replenishment, there will be a great risk if they enter these areas rashly, and there may be no return.

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