Luminescent compound for controlling traveling and method for controlling traveling using the same
First Claim
1. An optically controlled traveling system, a source of light and a traveling vehicle wherein the system comprises a film on a surface and the traveling vehicle is provided with a detector which controls the direction of travel of the traveling vehicle by detecting emitted light from the film which originates from the source of light wherein the film comprises a luminescent compound which has a minimum luminescent wavelength end (A nm) and an irradiation light source which emits a light having a maximum irradiation wavelength end (B nm), wherein the minimum luminescent wavelength end A is defined as a wavelength which has a strength which is one-twentieth of the maximum luminescence energy strength, the maximum irradiation wavelength end B is defined as a wavelength which has a strength which is one-fifth of the maximum irradiation light energy strength and the difference between A and B satisfies the following formula (1):
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Abstract
According to the present invention, when the traveling of an automatic guided vehicle is optically controlled, a traveling controlling means containing a luminescent compound satisfying the following formula (1) is placed in a predetermined range for traveling of the automatic guided vehicle:
wherein, A represents the minimum wavelength end (nm) of the luminescent compound, and B represents the maximum wavelength end (nm) of an irradiation light used for the traveling controlling.
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- 1. An optically controlled traveling system, a source of light and a traveling vehicle wherein the system comprises a film on a surface and the traveling vehicle is provided with a detector which controls the direction of travel of the traveling vehicle by detecting emitted light from the film which originates from the source of light wherein the film comprises a luminescent compound which has a minimum luminescent wavelength end (A nm) and an irradiation light source which emits a light having a maximum irradiation wavelength end (B nm), wherein the minimum luminescent wavelength end A is defined as a wavelength which has a strength which is one-twentieth of the maximum luminescence energy strength, the maximum irradiation wavelength end B is defined as a wavelength which has a strength which is one-fifth of the maximum irradiation light energy strength and the difference between A and B satisfies the following formula (1):
- 4. An optically controlled traveling system, a source of light and a traveling vehicle wherein the system comprises a film on a surface and the traveling vehicle is provided with a detector which controls the direction of travel of the traveling vehicle by detecting emitted light from the film which originates from the source of light wherein the film comprises a luminescent compound which has a minimum luminescent wavelength end (A nm) and an irradiation light source which emits a light having a maximum irradiation wavelength end (B nm), wherein the minimum luminescent wavelength end A is defined as a wavelength which has a strength which is one-twentieth of the maximum luminescence energy strength, the maximum irradiation wavelength end B is defined as a wavelength which has a strength which is one-fifth of the maximum irradiation light energy strength and the difference between A and B satisfies the following formula (1):
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10. An optically controlled traveling system, a source of light and a traveling vehicle wherein the system comprises a film on a surface and the traveling vehicle is provided with a detector which controls the direction of travel of the traveling vehicle by detecting emitted light from the film which originates from the source of light wherein the film comprises a luminescent compound which has a minimum luminescent wavelength end (A nm) and an irradiation light source which emits a light having a maximum irradiation wavelength end (B nm), wherein the minimum luminescent wavelength end A is defined as a wavelength which has a strength which is one-twentieth of the maximum luminescence energy strength, the maximum irradiation wavelength end B is defined as a wavelength which has a strength which is one-fifth of the maximum irradiation light energy strength and the difference between A and B satisfies the following formula (1):
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11. A method for optically controlling a traveling article, wherein a traveling controlling ink composition containing a luminescent compound dissolved in a solvent or binder is placed in a range in which traveling is permitted and the traveling article equipped with a photo-detecting apparatus and an irradiation light source is provided, said method comprising providing light from the irradiation light source and controlling the travel of the traveling article by detecting emitted light from the traveling controlling composition due to excitation of the luminescent compound,
with the proviso that the luminescent compound has a minimum luminescent wavelength end (A) and the irradiation light source can emit a light having a maximum irradiation wavelength end (B), wherein the minimum luminescent wavelength end A is defined as a wavelength which has a strength which is one-twentieth of the maximum luminescence energy strength, the maximum irradiation wavelength end B is defined as a wavelength which has a strength which is one-fifth of the maximum irradiation light energy strength and the difference between A and B satisfies the following formula (1):
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