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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 20, 1990
Filed:
May. 26, 1988
Junichi Narisawa, Tokyo, JP;
Kenichiro Date, Ibaragi, JP;
Kenichi Miyata, Ibaragi, JP;
Yuhei Sato, Ibaragi, JP;
Hitachi Construction Machinery Co., Ltd., Tokyo, JP;
Abstract
In an industrial vehicle having at least first and second arms rotatably coupled to each other, a locus depicted by a tip of the second arm during rotation of the first and second arms is controlled. An amount of positional deviation of the tip of the second arm in the direction (compensating direction) perpendicular to the direction of the targeted locus (operating direction) is detected. A command value for the compensating velocity is determined from a command value for the operating velocity and the deviation. The driving of the first and second arms is controlled by the two velocity command values in the operating and compensating directions in such a manner that the tip of the second arm moves along the targeted locus. In short, positional feedback is provided by means of the positional deviation in the direction perpendicular to the targeted locus. In addition, the direction of the targeted locus is set as the direction of installation of an operating attachment mounted on the tip of the second arm. In an industrial vehicle further having a third arm, the second and third arms are driven in such a manner that the tip of the third arm will not deviate from the targeted locus as a result of the rotation of the first arm. At this juncture, the aforementioned feedback is also provided.