Method of positioning movable body
AssigneeMitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.
InventorsTakayuki Kume, Hiroyuki Yamamura, Katsuhiro Fujimoto
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Abstract
In a case where the load is not smaller than the predetermined value, the positioning is not completed even when it is determined that the movable body is moved to the position supposed to be the target position, then the movable body is moved to a retry starting position different from the position supposed to be the target position, subsequently a retry operation is performed for moving the movable body from the retry starting position to the position supposed to be the target position, and consequently the positioning is completed when the load becomes smaller than the predetermined value after the retry operation is performed for a predetermined number of times.
Claims6
A method of positioning a movable body relative to a fixed body by moving the movable body to a target position, comprising:
- reading a load at the moving of the movable body relative to the fixed body;
- determining whether or not the movable body is moved to a position that is supposed to be the target position on the basis of the load;
- moving the movable body to a retry starting position that is different from a current position while the termination of the positioning is not allowed;
- performing a retry operation in which the movable body is moved from a retry starting position to the position that is supposed to be the target position;
- terminating the positioning;
- wherein in a case where the load is smaller than a predetermined value,
- the positioning is terminated with a determination, in the determining step, that the movable body is moved to the position that is supposed to be the target position, and
- wherein in a case where the load is not smaller than the predetermined value,
- the positioning is not terminated even with a determination, in the determining step, that the movable body is moved to the position supposed to be the target position,
- the movable body is further moved to the retry starting position,
- the retry operation is performed, and
- the positioning is terminated in a case where the load becomes smaller than the predetermined value during a predetermined number of retry operations.
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