Liquid level control apparatus, moving body, liquid level control method, and storage medium
AssigneeToyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorKotaro NAKAYAMA
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Abstract
A liquid level control apparatus includes a reception unit that receives information relating to an incoming direction of radiation; and a liquid control unit that controls, based on the received information relating to the incoming direction, liquid levels in a plurality of tanks that are provided around a device and that store a liquid, so that the liquid level in a tank positioned in the incoming direction relative to the device rises.
Claims15
A liquid level control apparatus comprising:
- a memory;
- and
- a processor coupled to the memory and that is configured to:
- receive information relating to an incoming direction of radiation;
- and
- control, based on the received information relating to the incoming direction, liquid levels in a plurality of tanks that are provided around a device and that store a liquid, so that the liquid level in a tank positioned in the incoming direction relative to the device rises.
A liquid level control method comprising:
- receiving information relating to an incoming direction of radiation;
- and
- controlling, based on the received information relating to the incoming direction, liquid levels in a plurality of tanks that are provided around a device and store a liquid, so that the liquid level in a tank positioned in the incoming direction relative to the device rises.
A non-transitory storage medium storing a program that causes a computer to execute a liquid level control process, the liquid level control process comprising:
- receiving information relating to an incoming direction of radiation;
- and
- controlling, based on the received information relating to the incoming direction, liquid levels in a plurality of tanks that are provided around a device and store a liquid, so that the liquid level in a tank positioned in the incoming direction relative to the device rises.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.