Patent classifications
G08B17/12
OPTICAL OBSERVATION SYSTEM AND OPTICAL OBSERVATION METHOD
According to one implementation, an optical observation system includes an optical fiber and at least one detection system. The optical fiber has at least one curved portion as a sensor for inputting light which has occurred in a test region. The optical fiber inputs the light from the at least one curved portion and transmits the light. The at least one detection system detects the light transmitted by the optical fiber. Further, according to one implementation, an optical observation method includes: inputting light, which has occurred in a test region, from at least one curved portion of an optical fiber and transmitting the light; and detecting the light transmitted by the optical fiber.
FLAME DETECTION DEVICE AND METHOD
A method of detecting a flame in an image comprising the step of acquiring a series of infrared images from an infrared imager. Image flow vectors are calculated for each of the series of infrared images and stored in a corresponding 2D vector array. At least one 3D image flow data set is generated from the corresponding 2D vector arrays. A 2D pixel intensity array is generated for each of the series of infrared images. A 3D pixel intensity data set is generated from the 2D pixel intensity arrays. A Fourier Transform and infrared metrics are calculated. The infrared metrics are compared to an infrared threshold criteria. A corresponding 2D threshold array for each of the series of infrared images is generated. A 3D threshold data set is generated from the 2D threshold arrays. A flame status is determined based on the 3D threshold data set.
Suction Particle Detection System With Light Guide System
The invention relates to a suction particle detection system (100) for detecting a fire, comprising a fluid line system (200) which opens into one or more monitored areas (i), and having a suction device (230), connected in a fluid-guiding manner to the at least one pipe and/or hose line (210) in order to generate a test fluid flow (240) along the at least one pipe and/or hose line (210), and a light guiding system (300) having one or more local detector modules (320) and designed for the local capture and transmission of scattered light scattered at scattering and/or smoke particles and/or designed for the capture and transmission of transmitted light passing through the scattering and/or smoke particles. In the suction particle detection system (100) at least one light guide (310) is connected to the one or more local detector modules (320) and a central analysis device (110) for evaluation.
Suction Particle Detection System With Light Guide System
The invention relates to a suction particle detection system (100) for detecting a fire, comprising a fluid line system (200) which opens into one or more monitored areas (i), and having a suction device (230), connected in a fluid-guiding manner to the at least one pipe and/or hose line (210) in order to generate a test fluid flow (240) along the at least one pipe and/or hose line (210), and a light guiding system (300) having one or more local detector modules (320) and designed for the local capture and transmission of scattered light scattered at scattering and/or smoke particles and/or designed for the capture and transmission of transmitted light passing through the scattering and/or smoke particles. In the suction particle detection system (100) at least one light guide (310) is connected to the one or more local detector modules (320) and a central analysis device (110) for evaluation.
VISUALIZATION SYSTEM FOR MONITORED SPACE
Visualization systems and methods for providing a visualization of a monitored space are provided. The visualization system includes a detector unit configured to obtain acquired data related to the monitored space, a processing device configured to store predefined information and process the acquired data, and a display device configured to display a user interface including the predefined information and the acquired data. The processing device is configured to receive the acquired data, process the acquired data with the predefined information, detect the presence of an anomaly, and generate a visualization of the anomaly and its evolution to be displayed on the display device.
Guidance system
To provide a guidance system that can quickly guide a person along a guidance route without anxiety. Provided are: a plurality of unit control apparatuses; and a plurality of unit light emitting apparatuses controlled by the unit control apparatuses, wherein at normal times, light emitting elements of a plurality of light emitting apparatuses of the plurality of unit light emitting apparatuses are continuously lit at an illuminance of 100%, and at guidance, the illuminance of the light emitting elements of the plurality of light emitting apparatuses of the plurality of unit display apparatuses is attenuated to 30%, and then the illuminance of the light emitting elements of the plurality of light emitting apparatuses of the plurality of unit display apparatuses is sequentially controlled to 100% based on count values stored in an emergency exit number count value storage unit to generate an optical flow toward a guidance direction.
AUTONOMOUS TRAVELING BODY
A vacuum cleaner main body capable of picking up images over a wide range by a camera securely without being interrupted by any obstacles. The vacuum cleaner main body includes a main casing, a camera capable of picking up images and provided in the main casing, driving wheels for enabling the main casing to travel, a sensor part provided in the main casing to detect a distance to an obstacle around the main casing, and a control unit. The control unit has at least a traveling mode and an image pickup mode. In the image pickup mode, the control unit makes the main casing autonomously travel to an image pickup position where no obstacles within a certain distance around the main casing are detected by the sensor part and where still images in a plurality of directions are picked up.
METHOD AND SYSTEM TO DETERMINE A FALSE ALARM BASED ON AN ANALYSIS OF VIDEO/S
Aspects of the invention are directed towards a system and a method for determining a false alarm based on analysis of video/s. One or more embodiments of the invention describe the method comprising steps of receiving one or more pre-recorded videos, the one or more pre-recorded videos indicating a false alarm activation. One or more embodiments of the invention further describe steps of analyzing false alarm activation in the one or more pre-recorded videos and receiving a real-time video captured from a camera. Accordingly, the false alarm is determined in the real-time video based on the analysis of the false alarm activation in the one or more pre-recorded videos.
Analysis and Control for Fire Suppression System
A computer-implemented method that, when executed by data processing hardware, causes the data processing hardware to perform operations. These operations include receiving alarm signals associated with a thermal event, receiving thermal imaging data for the observation zone associated with the thermal event, evaluating the thermal imaging data to determine the location and/or the area of the thermal event within the observation zone. The operations also include obtaining a configuration record that includes configuration parameters for a retardant dispenser associated with the observation zone. Using the configuration parameters, the operations include instructing the dispenser to provide a retardant to the thermal event.
Analysis and Control for Fire Suppression System
A computer-implemented method that, when executed by data processing hardware, causes the data processing hardware to perform operations. These operations include receiving alarm signals associated with a thermal event, receiving thermal imaging data for the observation zone associated with the thermal event, evaluating the thermal imaging data to determine the location and/or the area of the thermal event within the observation zone. The operations also include obtaining a configuration record that includes configuration parameters for a retardant dispenser associated with the observation zone. Using the configuration parameters, the operations include instructing the dispenser to provide a retardant to the thermal event.