JP2008229174A - Locker device - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a locker device capable of preventing deformation of a locker casing and improving the efficiency in storing a plurality of packages. <P>SOLUTION: The locker device 13 includes the locker casing 11 with a storage space 13s inside and an opening 11a on one side face and a door body 12 disposed in the locker casing in such a state as to open/close the opening, and stores baggage in the storage space. A notch 51 extending from the opening to the rear is formed on a bottom panel (a bottom wall) 50 constituting the locker casing, and a space 52 including the notch for storing a cart is secured in the locker casing. Furthermore, the bottom panel has a reinforcing implement 53 which can change the state of the bottom panel to the closed state with at least the edge of the notch closed or to the opened state with the edge of the notch opened. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention includes a locker box body having a storage space therein and having one side opened, and a door disposed in the locker box body so as to open and close the opening, and a locker for storing luggage in the storage space. It relates to the device.

  The locker device includes a locker box having a storage space inside and an opening on one side surface, and a door disposed in the locker box so as to open and close the opening, and stores a load in the storage space. It is. In this type of locker device, usually there is a locking means between the locker box and the door, and if the locking means is locked with the door closed, it can function as a temporary storage place for luggage. Can do.

  In recent years, a home delivery system using the temporary storage function of such a locker device is also provided. For example, the delivery area is set according to the number of houses as delivery destinations, and the locker device is installed in a manner adjacent to the parking lot inside the delivery area. When the luggage is stored in the locker device, the package whose delivery destination is specified in the delivery area is transported from the delivery source to the locker device using the vehicle, and the luggage is temporarily stored in the locker device. Thereafter, if the delivery person walks and distributes the individual packages from the locker device to the delivery destination, the packages can be delivered without stopping unmanned vehicles on the road.

  According to this home delivery system, the opportunity to park on the street is greatly reduced even when a large number of packages are delivered. Therefore, in the present situation where short-term parking on the road is not permitted due to the revision of the Road Traffic Law, early realization of this kind of home delivery system is eagerly desired.

  By the way, as described above, when the locker device is used as a temporary storage place for a load, the load must be moved from the vehicle to the locker device. Usually, when carrying out this moving work, a cart is used and a plurality of packages taken out from the vehicle are placed on the cart. After that, after transporting the luggage to the vicinity of the locker device by the carriage, it is necessary to put the luggage from the carriage into the accommodation space of the locker apparatus one by one.

  In order to solve this problem, it is conceivable that a space for accommodating the carriage is secured inside the locker box body, and the bottom wall constituting the locker box body is not provided, and the entire carriage is accommodated in the locker device together with a large number of luggage. .

  However, the locker device without the bottom wall is weak in strength. For example, when transporting for installation, the locker box may be deformed, and the actual situation is not realized.

  In view of the above circumstances, an object of the present invention is to provide a locker device that can prevent a locker box from being deformed and can improve work efficiency when storing a plurality of loads.

  In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the invention according to claim 1 is provided in the locker box body having an accommodation space inside and having an opening on one side surface, and opening and closing the opening. In the locker device for storing a load in the storage space, a bottom wall constituting the locker box is formed with a notch extending from the opening toward the back side, and the locker The box includes the notch and secures a space for accommodating the carriage. Further, the bottom wall has a closed state in which at least the edge of the notch is closed, and the edge of the notch is opened. A reinforcing tool that can be switched to an open state is provided.

  A rocker device according to a second aspect of the present invention is the rocker device according to the first aspect, wherein the reinforcing member is attached to the bottom wall with a screw so as to be removable.

  A rocker device according to a third aspect of the present invention is the rocker device according to the first aspect, wherein the reinforcing tool is attached in such a manner as to be slidable in the vertical direction with respect to the bottom wall. When the slide is moved downward with respect to the bottom wall, the edge of the notch is in an open state, while when the reinforcement is slid upward with respect to the bottom wall, The edge of the notch is in a closed state.

  A rocker device according to a fourth aspect of the present invention is the movement according to the third aspect, wherein when the wheel of the bogie is mounted and moved in the depth direction of the rocker box, the bogie moves into and out of the space. A carriage is provided on the upper surface of the reinforcing tool.

  The rocker device according to a fifth aspect of the present invention is the rocker device according to the third aspect, wherein, when the reinforcing member rotates around a rotation shaft in a state where the wheel of the carriage is placed, the carriage enters and leaves the space. It is characterized by comprising rotational movement means.

  According to the rocker device of the present invention, the bottom wall is provided with a reinforcing tool that can be switched between a closed state in which at least the edge of the notch is closed and an open state in which the edge of the notch is opened. If the tool is switched to the closed state and the rocker box is transported, the rocker box can be prevented from being deformed. Moreover, after the reinforcement tool is switched to the open state, if the carriage is accommodated in the space with a plurality of loads mounted on the carriage, the reinforcement tool does not get in the way, and the carriage carrying the plurality of loads is carried out. Can be easily performed.

  Exemplary embodiments of a rocker device according to the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[Embodiment 1]
FIG. 1 is a front view of an electronically controlled multipurpose locker system (rocker system) to which the locker device according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention is applied, and FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing the configuration of the locker system.

  The locker system according to the present invention is suitable for various locker systems such as a temporary storage box system.

  As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the locker system includes, for example, a plurality (five in this embodiment) of rocker units 10 a and 10 b and a control unit 40. These locker units 10a and 10b and the control unit 40 are installed on the corridor 9 of the underground passage, for example.

  The rocker units 10a and 10b are juxtaposed on the left and right sides of the control unit 40 (in this embodiment, one first rocker unit 10a is arranged on the left side of the control unit 40 in FIG. And three first rocker units 10a are arranged on the right side of the control unit 40, and one second rocker unit 10b is arranged on the rightmost side in FIG.

  Four leg portions 14 are provided at the bottom of each rocker unit 10a, 10b.

  The four first rocker units 10a have the same size in the left-right direction, and the size of the second rocker unit 10b in the left-right direction is approximately twice the size in the left-right direction of the first rocker unit 10a. .

  As shown in FIG. 3, a plurality of locker devices 13 each composed of a locker box 11 and a door 12 are arranged in parallel in each of the locker units 10 a and 10 b along the vertical direction.

  Each locker box body 11 is, for example, a plate-like bottom plate arranged below, three side plates arranged on the side, and a top plate arranged above, except for the one arranged at the lowermost part of the second rocker unit 10b. Are combined to form a box with an open front. The side plate, the bottom plate, and the top plate define an accommodation space 13 s inside the locker box 11.

  The rocker box 11 disposed at the lowermost position of the second rocker unit 10b is disposed, for example, below, and includes a bottom plate (bottom wall) in which a cutout described later is formed, three side plates disposed on the side, By combining with a top plate to be arranged in the box, it is configured in a box shape with an open front surface. The side plate, the bottom plate, and the top plate define an accommodation space 13 s inside the locker box 11.

  In this embodiment, the opening 11a is located on the side surface on the near side along the parallel direction of the first rocker units 10a. Further, in this embodiment, for convenience of explanation, the side surface on which the opening 11a is provided will be described as the front side of the rocker units 10a and 10b and the rocker device 13.

  The door body 12 covers the opening 11a of the locker box 11 and is formed in a plate shape. The door body 12 has its one side edge portion rotated around the vertical axis around the one side edge portion. A hinge is attached to one side edge of the body 11. Therefore, when the door body 12 is opened and moved, the opening 11a of the locker box body 11 is opened, while when the door body 12 is moved and closed, the opening 11a of the locker box body 11 is closed.

  The locker system shown in this embodiment has a plurality of locker devices 13 of different sizes so that they can be selected according to the size of the luggage to be accommodated. More specifically, the first rocker unit 10a has six rocker devices 13 having the same size in the left-right direction and the same size in the vertical direction.

  The second rocker unit 10b has one rocker device 13 in the lower part and five rocker devices 13 in the upper part.

  The size in the left-right direction of the rocker device 13 below the second rocker unit 10b is approximately twice the size in the left-right direction of the rocker device 13 included in the first rocker unit 10a. The size of the rocker device 13 included in the first rocker unit 10a is approximately 3.5 times the vertical size. The locker box 11 of the locker device 13 below the second locker unit 10b has a space for accommodating a carriage 60 described later.

  The size in the left-right direction of the five rocker devices 13 at the top of the second rocker unit 10b is the same as the size in the left-right direction of the rocker device 13 included in the first rocker unit 10a.

  In the second rocker unit 10b, the vertical size of the two rocker devices 13 arranged on the left side in FIG. 1 is slightly larger than the vertical size of the rocker device 13 included in the first rocker unit 10a. .

  In the second rocker unit 10b, the vertical size of the three rocker devices 13 arranged on the right side in FIG. 1 is slightly smaller than the vertical size of the rocker device 13 included in the first rocker unit 10a. .

  Further, the size of the first rocker unit 10a in the depth direction of the rocker device 13 and the size of the second rocker unit 10b in the depth direction of the rocker device 13 are all the same.

  In each locker device 13, door lock means 15 is disposed between the locker box body 11 and the door body 12 as shown in FIG. 3. The door lock means 15 includes, for example, a striker 16 disposed on the door body 12, a latch 17 disposed on the locker box 11, a ratchet (not shown), and a drive means 18 such as a solenoid shown in FIG. When the door 12 is closed with respect to the locker box 11, the striker 16 is engaged with the latch 17, and the latch 17 and the striker 16 are engaged with each other by the ratchet. The door 12 is held in a closed state (hereinafter abbreviated as “locked state”). In this door lock means 15, when the driving means 18 is driven and the ratchet is rotated based on an unlocking command of the terminal device 30 to be described later, the latching state of the latch 17 and the striker 16 is maintained by the ratchet. By releasing the engagement of the striker 16 by the latch 17, the closed state of the door body 12 with respect to the locker box body 11 is released, and the door body 12 is allowed to open with respect to the rocker box body 11. (Hereinafter abbreviated as “unlocked state”).

  Each rocker device 13 includes a lock detection means 20 and an open / close detection means 21 in addition to the drive means 18. The lock detection means 20 detects whether the door lock means 15 is in a locked state or an unlocked state. As shown in FIG. 3, the open / close detection means 21 is disposed, for example, in the locker box body 11, and detects whether the door body 12 is open or closed with respect to the locker box body 11. . Further, the door body 12 is provided with a handle 22c in a manner protruding from the outer surface side.

  The drive means 18, the lock detection means 20, and the open / close detection means 21 provided in each of the locker devices 13 are terminal control means 32 provided in the terminal device 30 shown in FIG. 4 provided in the locker units 10a and 10b. Are controlled individually.

  When various commands are given from the control unit 40, the terminal control unit 32 performs individual control of the units 18, 20, and 21 of the locker device 13 in accordance with the commands. Specifically, when the unlocking command is given from the control unit 40, the terminal control unit 32 displaces the door lock unit 15 from the locked state to the unlocked state in accordance with the unlocking command, and from the control unit 40. When a locking command is given, the door lock means 15 is displaced from the unlocked state to the locked state in accordance with the locking command. In addition, when various detection commands are transmitted, the terminal control unit 32 causes the detection units 20 and 21 to perform detection according to the detection commands and transmits the detection report to the control unit 40. Further, the terminal control means 32 stores ID (identification) information (identification information) of the locker device 13 that it controls.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the control unit 40 includes an operation display means (input means) 42 and four legs 43, and as shown in FIG. Yes.

  The operation display means 42 is a man-machine interface such as a liquid crystal display with a touch panel, for example, and displays on the liquid crystal display in response to a display command from the management device 44 such as a display of an available locker device 13. When the user presses the touch panel based on the display content, the operation content is input to the management device 44. That is, when a command for the locker system is given from the user through the operation display means 42, the command is given to the management device 44.

  The management device 44 is a device for transmitting various commands to the terminal device 30 and receiving various reports transmitted from the terminal device 30, and includes a main control means 47. For example, when a command is given from the user through the operation display unit 42, the main control unit 47 transmits a command corresponding to the command to the terminal device 30. More specifically, when an instruction to select the locker device 13 to be used is given through the operation display means 42, the main control means 47 issues an unlock command for the door lock means 15 in response to the instruction to that effect. This is transmitted to the terminal device 30. Further, when the control unit 40 is called through a mobile phone carried by the user, for example, as will be described later, and a command to the effect that the personal identification number has been input is given, the main control unit 47 issues a command to that effect. In response to this, a lock command for the door lock means 15 is transmitted to the terminal device 30. That is, the main control means 47 can transmit the various commands described above to all the terminal devices 30 and performs centralized control of all the locker devices 13.

  Next, an example of how to use a locker in the locker system will be described. Here, the locker device 13 that accommodates luggage is locked by the door lock means 15 of the locker device 13, and the locker device 13 that does not accommodate luggage prevents unauthorized use. Therefore, it demonstrates as what is in the locked state by the door lock | rock means 15 of the said locker apparatus 13. FIG.

  First, the user uses the operation display means 42 to input that the locker device 13 is to be used. When this is given to the management device 44 by the operation display means 42, the management device 44 transmits a package detection command to each terminal device 30 in order to report the locker device 13 in which no package is accommodated.

  Each terminal device 30 to which the package detection command is given detects whether or not the package is stored in the storage space 13s of each locker device 13 by a package detection unit (not shown), and the detection report and each locker device 13 are detected. Are transmitted to the control unit 40 in association with the ID information.

  The control unit 40 that has received them displays on the operation display means 42 the locker device 13 that does not contain luggage, in other words, the available locker device 13.

  The user inputs one locker device 13 selected from the available locker devices 13 through the operation display means 42. The management device 44 that has been given an instruction to select one locker device 13 through the operation display unit 42 issues an unlocking command to change the door lock unit 15 of the locker device 13 from the locked state to the unlocked state. It transmits to the terminal device 30 provided with the locker device 13.

  The terminal device 30 to which the unlocking instruction is given turns the door lock means 15 of the locker device 13 from the locked state to the unlocked state.

  The user performs the opening operation of the door body 12 in the locker device 13 and places the luggage in the accommodation space 13 s and then performs the closing operation of the door body 12. Thereafter, a coin is inserted from a coin insertion port (not shown) provided in the control unit 40, for example, the control unit 40 is called using a mobile phone owned by itself, and the number of the mobile phone is used as a personal identification number. Input to the control unit 40. A command to put the door lock means 15 of the locker device 13 selected by the input into a locked state is given to the management device 44 by the user. The management device 44 transmits a locking command to the effect that the door lock means 15 of the locker device 13 is changed from the unlocked state to the locked state in response to the command to the terminal device 30 including the locker device 13. Further, the management device 44 associates the personal identification number with the ID information of the locker device 13 and stores it in a memory (not shown) provided in itself.

  The terminal device 30 to which the locking command is given shifts the door lock means 15 of the locker device 13 from the unlocked state to the locked state.

  Thereafter, when collecting the package, the user calls the control unit 40 using the mobile phone owned by the user, and inputs the telephone number of the mobile phone of the user into the control unit 40 as a personal identification number. A command to put the door lock means 15 of the locker device 13 into an unlocked state is given from the user to the management device 44 by inputting the personal identification number. In response to the command, the management device 44 reads ID information associated with the password from the memory, and locks the locker device 13 on the terminal device 30 having the locker device 13 corresponding to the read ID number. An unlocking instruction is transmitted to the effect that the means 15 is changed from the locked state to the unlocked state.

  The terminal device 30 to which the unlocking instruction is given turns the door lock means 15 of the locker device 13 from the locked state to the unlocked state.

  In the locker device 13, the user performs an opening operation of the door body 12, removes the load placed in the accommodation space 13 s, and then performs the closing operation of the door body 12.

  When the opening / closing detection means 21 detects the opening and closing movements of the door body 12, the terminal device 30 transmits the detection report to the control unit 40 and does not contain the luggage by the unillustrated luggage detection means. When the fact is detected, the detection report is transmitted to the control unit 40. The control unit 40 that has received these detection reports transmits a locking command to the effect that the locker device 13 is changed from the unlocked state to the locked state, to the terminal device 30 including the locker device 13 corresponding to the ID information. The terminal device 30 that has received the locking command changes the door lock means 15 of the locker device 13 corresponding to the ID information from the unlocked state to the locked state.

  Next, in this rocker system, the configuration of the rocker device 13 below the second rocker unit 10b will be described.

  In this rocker device 13, a bottom plate (bottom wall) 50 constituting the rocker box 11 is formed with a notch 51 extending from the opening 11 a toward the back as shown in FIG. 5. When the bottom plate 50 of the rocker device 13 is viewed from above, the cutout 51 forms a U-shape.

  In addition, the locker box 11 of the locker device 13 includes the notch 51 and secures a space 52 for accommodating the carriage 60. The space 52 includes the accommodation space 13s for accommodating luggage.

  The bottom plate 50 is provided with a reinforcing member 53 so as to block the edge of the notch 51. The reinforcing tool 53 is formed in a plate shape so as to extend in the left-right direction, and has a length for connecting the bottom plates 50 at the front side end portions. The reinforcing tool 53 has one end attached to the bottom plate 50 with two screws 54 and the other end attached to the bottom plate 50 with two screws 54. Further, the above-described four legs 14 are provided on the lower surface of the bottom plate 50.

  Next, a case where the second rocker unit 10b is transported from a factory to an installation location will be described. When transporting the second rocker unit 10b, the bottom plate 50 and the reinforcing member 53 can prevent the lowermost rocker box 11 from being deformed.

  After transporting to the installation location, the vertical length of the leg portion 14 is adjusted so that the surface of the bottom plate 50 of the rocker box 11 at the top of the second rocker unit 10b is horizontal.

  Thereafter, the four screws 54 are removed, and the reinforcing member 53 is removed from the bottom plate 50. In this state, the edge of the notch 51 is opened.

  Next, the cart 60 accommodated in the lowermost rocker box 11 of the second rocker unit 10b will be described. As shown in FIG. 6, the cart 60 includes a cart body 61 having a rectangular plate shape. A box portion 62 having an opening portion, a lid portion 63 covering the opening portion, and a handle 64 are arranged on the upper portion of the cart body 61. The carriage 60 has a luggage storage space defined by a box part 62 and a lid part 63.

  The vertical and horizontal sizes of the box portion 62 are slightly smaller than the vertical and horizontal sizes of the cart body 61. The box portion 62 is placed in a mode of being fixed to the upper portion of the cart body 61 except for one side end portion with the handle 64. The handle 64 is arranged on the upper part of the carriage main body 61 so as to be fixed to one side end portion where the box portion 62 is not placed. In this embodiment, for convenience of explanation, one side end portion with the handle 64 will be described as the rear side of the carriage 60.

  At the lower part of the cart body 61, four cart wheels 65a and 65b are arranged in such a manner that they can rotate freely. These four bogie wheels 65 a and 65 b are attached in the vicinity of the four corners of the rectangular plate-like bogie main body 61. The cart 60 shown in this embodiment includes two steering wheels 65b that are separated from the handle 64 and change the traveling direction of the cart 60, and two fixed wheels 65a that are close to the handle 64 and perform only driven rotation. Have.

  Next, the operation of the rocker device 13 below the second rocker unit 10b will be described. Here, a case where the locker device 13 at the lower part of the second locker unit 10b is used as a temporary storage place for luggage will be described. That is, for example, the delivery area is set according to the number of houses as delivery destinations, and the locker system is installed in the delivery area adjacent to the parking lot.

  First, a delivery person, for example, puts a plurality of packages whose delivery destinations are specified in a delivery area into a baggage accommodation space of the cart 60, and then moves the cart 60 that accommodates the plurality of packages at a baggage collection site. Transport by truck or other vehicle from the luggage storage to the parking lot.

  Next, the delivery person takes out the cart 60 from the vehicle and moves the cart 60 to the vicinity of the second rocker unit 10b.

  Next, the delivery person uses the mobile phone in the same manner as described above to set the door lock means 15 of the locker device 13 below the second locker unit 10b to the unlocked state. By pulling to the side, the door body 12 is opened and moved to open the opening 11a.

  Next, the delivery person pushes the carriage 60 to run on the surface of the corridor 9 and accommodates a plurality of luggage together with the carriage 60 in the space 52 of the locker box 11.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 7, the delivery person closes and moves the door body 12 to close the opening 11a, and uses the mobile phone in the same manner as described above to use the locker below the second locker unit 10b. The door lock means 15 of the apparatus 13 is locked.

  Next, the delivery person uses the vehicle to return to the luggage collection point. Thereafter, the delivery person moves to the locker system again by using public transportation such as a bus or a train, and then uses the mobile phone, so that the door of the locker device 13 below the second locker unit 10b is used. The lock means 15 is unlocked.

  Next, the delivery person opens and moves the door 12 to open the opening 11 a of the locker box 11. Thereafter, the delivery person pulls the cart 60 from the locker box 11 toward the front side, and takes out a plurality of packages together with the cart 60 from the space 52 of the locker box 11.

  Next, the delivery person closes and opens the door body 12 to close the opening 11a. Finally, the delivery person delivers the plurality of packages accommodated in the carriage 60 on foot.

  According to the rocker device 13 according to the first embodiment, the bottom plate 50 constituting the rocker box 11 includes a closed state in which at least the edge of the notch 51 is closed, and an open state in which the edge of the notch 51 is opened. Therefore, if the reinforcing member 53 is switched to the closed state and the rocker box body 11 is transported, the rocker box body 11 can be prevented from being deformed. In addition, if the carriage 60 is accommodated in the space 52 in a state where a plurality of loads are loaded after the reinforcement tool 53 is switched to the open state, the carriages loaded with the plurality of loads are not disturbed. 60 can be easily carried in and out.

  In the first embodiment described above, the description has been given of the locker system including one locker device 13 that secures the space 52 in which the carriage 60 is accommodated. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the locker system may include a plurality of locker devices 13 in which the space 52 for accommodating the carriage 60 is secured.

[Embodiment 2]
FIG. 8 shows a locker system to which the locker device 13 according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention is applied. In the rocker system shown in FIG. 8, the configuration other than the reinforcement of the rocker device 13 provided at the lowermost part of the second rocker unit 10b is the same as that of the first embodiment described above, and therefore the same reference numerals are given. Description is omitted.

  In the rocker device 13 arranged at the lowermost part of the second rocker unit 10b, the bottom plate (bottom wall) 50 constituting the rocker box 11 is provided with a flange 70 in a manner along the edge of the notch 51 as shown in FIG. Is provided. The flange 70 is formed so as to protrude from the upper surface of the bottom plate 50. For example, six bolt holes 70 a are formed in the flange 70.

  Further, the bottom plate 50 is provided with a reinforcing member 80 as shown in FIGS. The reinforcing tool 80 is formed by a reinforcing tool main body 81 and three side walls 82 provided on the side of the reinforcing tool main body 81. The vertical and horizontal sizes of the reinforcing tool 80 are the same as the vertical and horizontal sizes of the notches 51 formed in the bottom plate 50.

  The reinforcing tool body 81 is formed to have a rectangular plate shape, for example. The side wall 82 is provided at the edge of the reinforcing member main body 81 so as to exclude the portion where the opening 11a of the rocker box 11 is present, and a long hole 82a is provided at a portion corresponding to the bolt hole 70a formed in the flange 70. is there. The long hole 82a is formed so as to extend in the vertical direction.

  This second rocker unit 10b is prepared for transportation, and a bolt 85 having a long hole 82a and a bolt hole 70a passing therethrough is fastened with a nut 86 so that the surface of the reinforcing body 81 and the surface of the bottom plate 50 coincide with each other. It is. In this state, the notch 51 of the bottom plate 50 is closed with the reinforcing tool 80.

  As shown in FIG. 10, a moving carriage 90 that enters and exits a space 52 that houses the carriage 60 is provided on the upper surface of the reinforcing tool 80. The moving carriage 90 includes two wheels 91 and a moving carriage main body 92.

  The movable carriage main body 92 includes a rectangular parallelepiped wheel storage portion 92a for storing the wheel 91, and two plate-like portions 92b extending from the bottom surface of the wheel storage portion 92a in the depth width direction of the second rocker unit 10b. It is configured.

  In the depth width direction of the second rocker unit 10b, the size of the wheel storage portion 92a is smaller than the interval between the two fixed wheels 65a of the carriage 60, and the other plate-like portion extends from the end of one plate-like portion 92b. The size to the end of 92b is larger than the interval between the two fixed wheels 65a of the carriage 60.

  Next, a case where the second rocker unit 10b is transported from a factory to an installation location will be described. When transporting the second rocker unit 10b, the lowermost rocker box 11 can be prevented from being deformed by the reinforcing tool 80.

  After transporting to the installation location, the vertical length of the leg portion 14 is adjusted so that the surface of the bottom plate 50 of the rocker box 11 at the top of the second rocker unit 10b is horizontal.

  Thereafter, the bolt 85 and the nut 86 are loosened, and the reinforcing member 80 is slid downward with respect to the bottom plate 50 so that the back surface of the reinforcing member main body 81 and the surface of the corridor 9 are in contact with each other, as shown in FIGS. Move. Thus, when the reinforcing tool 80 is moved downward with respect to the bottom plate 50, the notch 51 of the bottom plate 50 is opened.

  Next, the operation of the rocker device 13 below the second rocker unit 10b will be described. Here, a case where the locker device 13 at the lower part of the second locker unit 10b is used as a temporary storage place for luggage will be described. That is, for example, the delivery area is set according to the number of houses as delivery destinations, and the locker system is installed in the delivery area adjacent to the parking lot.

  First, a delivery person, for example, puts a plurality of packages whose delivery destinations are specified in a delivery area into a baggage accommodation space of the cart 60, and then moves the cart 60 that accommodates the plurality of packages at a baggage collection site. Transport by truck or other vehicle from the luggage storage to the parking lot.

  Next, the delivery person takes out the cart 60 from the vehicle and moves the cart 60 to the vicinity of the second rocker unit 10b.

  Next, the delivery person uses the mobile phone in the same manner as described above to set the door lock means 15 of the locker device 13 below the second locker unit 10b to the unlocked state. By pulling to the side, the door body 12 is opened and moved to open the opening 11a.

  Next, the delivery person takes out the moving carriage 90 from the space 52 of the locker box body 11 and then pushes the carriage 60 to run on the surface of the corridor 9, and on the plate-like portion 92 b of the moving carriage 90, After each of the two fixed wheels 65a is placed, the cart 60 is pushed toward the back side of the locker box 11, and the wheel 91 of the moving cart 90 and the steering wheel 65b of the cart 60 are rotated, respectively. 11 space 52 accommodates a plurality of luggage together with the carriage 60.

  Next, the delivery person closes and moves the door body 12 to close the opening 11a, and using the mobile phone in the same manner as described above, the door lock means 15 of the locker device 13 below the second locker unit 10b. Is locked.

  Next, the delivery person uses the vehicle to return to the luggage collection point. Thereafter, the delivery person moves to the locker system again by using public transportation such as a bus or a train, and then uses the mobile phone, so that the door of the locker device 13 below the second locker unit 10b is used. The lock means 15 is unlocked.

  Next, the delivery person opens and moves the door 12 to open the opening 11 a of the locker box 11. Thereafter, the delivery person pulls the carriage 60 from the locker box body 11, takes out a plurality of luggage together with the carriage 60 from the space 52 of the locker box body 11, and takes out the movable carriage 90.

  Next, the delivery person puts the movable carriage 90 in the space 52 of the locker box 11 and then closes and moves the door 12 to close the opening 11a. Finally, the delivery person delivers the plurality of packages accommodated in the carriage 60 on foot.

  According to the rocker device 13 according to the second embodiment, the bottom plate 50 constituting the rocker box 11 includes a closed state in which at least the edge of the notch 51 is closed, and an open state in which the edge of the notch 51 is opened. Since the switchable reinforcement tool 80 is provided, the rocker box body 11 can be prevented from being deformed if the locker box body 11 is transported by switching the reinforcement tool 80 to the closed state. In addition, if the carriage 60 is accommodated in the space 52 in a state where a plurality of loads are loaded after the reinforcement tool 80 is switched to the open state, the carriage 80 loaded with the plurality of loads is not disturbed. 60 can be easily carried in and out.

  In addition, the locker device 13 is provided with a moving carriage 90 that allows the carriage 60 to enter and leave the space 52 of the locker box 11 when the fixed wheel 65 a of the carriage 60 is placed and moves in the depth direction of the locker box 11. Since the main body 81 is provided on the upper surface, the carriage 60 can be carried in and out more easily.

  In the above-described second embodiment, the description has been given of the locker system including one locker device 13 that secures the space 52 in which the carriage 60 is accommodated. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the locker system may include a plurality of locker devices 13 in which the space 52 for accommodating the carriage 60 is secured.

  Moreover, the modification of the rocker apparatus 13 of Embodiment 2 mentioned above is shown in FIG. The reinforcing tool 80 of the rocker device 13 includes a rotation moving means 101 instead of the moving carriage 90. The rotational movement means 101 is located at a portion of the reinforcing tool main body 81 that is close to the opening 11a, and includes a box-shaped portion 101a and a shaft portion 106.

  As shown in FIG. 14, the box-shaped portion 101 a includes a second plate-shaped portion 102 along the surface of the reinforcing tool main body 81, and a third plate extending upward from one end on the back side of the second plate-shaped portion 102. A front side surface and an upper surface are formed by a plate-like portion 103 and a fourth plate-like portion 104 and a fifth plate-like portion 105 that extend upward from both side ends of the second plate-like portion 102 and face each other. And are open. The distance between the surface of the fourth plate-like portion 104 and the surface of the fifth plate-like portion 105 is wider than the width of each fixed ring 65a, and the size of the second plate-like portion 102 in the width direction is as described above. It is larger than the width of each fixed wheel 65 a of the carriage 60. Further, the cylindrical shaft portion 106 is provided on the back surface of the second plate-like portion 102 so as to protrude downward, for example. As will be described later, the second plate-like portion 102 functions as a mounting portion on which the fixed ring 65a of the carriage 60 is placed, and the third plate-like portion 103 functions as an abutting portion against which the fixed wheel 65a of the carriage 60 abuts.

  Such a rotational movement means 101 swings around a rotating shaft 106a extending in the vertical direction by inserting the shaft portion 106 into a through hole formed in the main body of the reinforcing tool 80.

  Then, as shown in FIG. 15, for example, when a cart 60 loaded with a plurality of loads is placed in the space 52 of the locker box 11, one of the fixed wheels 65 a is connected to the fourth plate-like portion 104 of the rotary moving means 101. And the fifth plate-like portion 105 and put on the surface of the second plate-like portion 102. If the carriage 60 is further moved to the back side of the locker box 11 from this state, the fixed ring 65 a hits the third plate-like portion 103.

  Thereafter, the two steering wheels 65 b of the carriage 60 and the shaft portion 106 of the rotational movement means 101 are used to move the carriage 60 around the rotation axis 106 a to the back side of the locker box 11, and carry a plurality of luggage together with the carriage 60. It is accommodated in the space 52 of the locker box 11.

  According to this rocker device 13, the reinforcing member 80 is a rotational movement means for moving the carriage 60 in and out of the space 52 of the rocker box 11 when the reinforcing ring 80 rotates around the rotation shaft 106 a with the fixed ring 65 a of the carriage 60 placed thereon. Since 101 is provided, the cart 60 can be carried in and out more easily.

  When the second rocker unit 10b shown in the second embodiment is moved, the bolts 85 and the nuts 86 are loosened so that the surface of the reinforcing member body 81 matches the surface of the bottom plate 50 with respect to the bottom plate 50. The reinforcing tool 80 is slid upward. When the reinforcing tool 80 is moved upward with respect to the bottom plate 50 in this way, the notch 51 of the bottom plate 50 is closed by the reinforcing tool 80. If transported in this state, the lowermost rocker box 11 of the second rocker unit 10b can be prevented from being deformed. In addition, it is not necessary to separately provide a place for storing the reinforcing tool 80 in preparation for relocation.

  Further, the number of the rotational movement means 101 is not limited to one, and may be provided to correspond to the number of fixed wheels 65a of the carriage 60. For example, since the cart 60 has two fixed wheels 65a, two rotational movement means 101 may be provided so as to correspond to the fixed wheels 65a.

It is a front view of a locker system provided with the locker device concerning Embodiment 1 of the present invention. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the locker system shown in FIG. It is a perspective view which shows a part of rocker apparatus shown in FIG. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the rocker apparatus shown in FIG. In the 2nd rocker unit with which the rocker system shown in Drawing 1 is provided, it is a perspective view showing the lower rocker device with which the rocker unit is provided. It is a perspective view which shows the trolley | bogie accommodated in the locker apparatus shown in FIG. It is sectional drawing which shows the state which accommodated the trolley | bogie in the locker box body of the locker apparatus shown in FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the rocker apparatus concerning Embodiment 2 of this invention. It is sectional drawing of the rocker box of the rocker apparatus shown in FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the mobile trolley | bogie provided in the reinforcing tool with which the rocker apparatus shown in FIG. 8 is provided. It is a perspective view which shows the state which installed the rocker apparatus shown in FIG. It is sectional drawing of the rocker box of the rocker apparatus shown in FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the rotational movement means with which the rocker apparatus shown in FIG. 8 is provided. It is a side view of the rotational movement means shown in FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the case where the trolley | bogie which loaded the load was accommodated in the space of the rocker apparatus shown in FIG.

Explanation of symbols

9 Corridor 10b Second locker unit 11 Locker box 11a Opening 12 Door 13 Locker device 14 Leg 15 Door lock means 22c Handle 50 Bottom plate (bottom wall)
51 Notch 52 Space 53 Reinforcing Tool 54 Screw 60 Bogie 61 Bogie Main Body 62 Box 63 Lid 64 Handle 65a Fixed Wheel 65b Steering Wheel 70 Flange 70a Bolt Hole 80 Reinforcing Tool 81 Reinforcement Body 82 Side Wall 82a Long Hole 85 Bolt 86 Nut DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 90 Moving trolley 91 Wheel 92 Moving trolley main body 92a Wheel storage part 92b Plate-shaped part 101 Rotation movement means 101a Box-shaped part 102 2nd plate-shaped part 103 3rd plate-shaped part 104 4th plate-shaped part 105 5th plate-shaped part 106 Shaft part 106a Rotating shaft

Claims (5)

A locker box having a storage space inside and having one side opened;
A door disposed on the locker box in a manner to open and close the opening,
In the locker device for storing luggage in the storage space,
A notch extending from the opening toward the back side is formed in the bottom wall constituting the locker box body, and the locker box body includes the notch and secures a space for accommodating the carriage. Yes,
Further, the rocker device is characterized in that the bottom wall is provided with a reinforcing tool capable of switching between a closed state in which at least an edge of the notch is closed and an open state in which the edge of the notch is opened.   The rocker device according to claim 1, wherein the reinforcing tool is attached to the bottom wall with a screw so that the reinforcing tool can be removed. The reinforcing tool is attached in such a manner that it can slide in the vertical direction with respect to the bottom wall,
When the reinforcing tool is slid downward with respect to the bottom wall, the edge of the notch is in an open state,
The rocker device according to claim 1, wherein when the reinforcing member is slid upward with respect to the bottom wall, an edge of the notch is closed.   The moving carriage for allowing the carriage to move in and out of the space when moving in the depth direction of the locker box with the wheels of the carriage placed thereon is provided on the upper surface of the reinforcing tool. Locker device.   The rocker device according to claim 3, wherein the reinforcing tool includes a rotation moving unit that moves the carriage into and out of the space when the carriage is rotated around a rotation shaft with the wheels of the carriage placed thereon.

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