Work type identification apparatus, control method, and non-transitory computer readable medium
AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorShota Sato
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Abstract
A work type identification apparatus (2000) acquires, for a target region (12) of a target object (10) on which a wiping work is to be performed, a 5 temperature data sequence (40) indicating a time variation of a temperature of the target region (12). The work type identification apparatus (2000) determines a type of wiping work performed on the target region (12) based on the time variation of the temperature of the target region (12) indicated by the temperature data sequence (40).
Claims17
A work type identification apparatus comprising:
- at least one memory that is configured to store instructions;
- and
- at least one processor that is configured to execute the instructions to:
- acquire, for a target region of a target object on which a wiping work is to be performed, a temperature data sequence that indicates a time variation of a temperature of the target region;
- and
- determine a type of wiping work performed on the target region based on the time variation of the temperature of the target region indicated by the temperature data sequence,
- wherein the type of wiping work includes at least two of a wiping work performed using alcohol, a wet wiping, and a dry wiping.
A control method executed by a computer comprising:
- acquiring, for a target region of a target object on which a wiping work is to be performed, a temperature data sequence that indicates a time variation of a temperature of the target region;
- and
- determining a type of wiping work performed on the target region based on the time variation of the temperature of the target region indicated by the temperature data sequence,
- wherein the type of wiping work includes at least two of a wiping work performed using alcohol, a wet wiping, and a dry wiping.
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing a program that causes a computer to execute:
- acquiring, for a target region of a target object on which a wiping work is to be performed, a temperature data sequence that indicates a time variation of a temperature of the target region;
- and
- determining a type of wiping work performed on the target region based on the time variation of the temperature of the target region indicated by the temperature data sequence,
- wherein the type of wiping work includes at least two of a wiping work performed using alcohol, a wet wiping, and a dry wiping.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.