GrabAmps: grab a wire to sense the current flow

Don Samitha Elvitigala, R. Peiris, E. Wilhelm, S. Foong, Suranga Nanayakkara
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In this paper, we present GrabAmps, an intuitive interface that allows users to simply grab a bundled cable and get feedback on the AC (Alternating Current) current flow through it. Single phase and three phase AC was estimated with a regression model developed using principles of applied electromagnetism. This regression model is embedded into a standalone glove with a display attached at the rear so that the users can intuitively read the current consumption information. The users may configure the glove to detect AC single phase or AC three phase current using the same sensor setup on the glove. End users such as electrical engineers and electricians who frequently wear gloves during their work can benefit from GrabAmp to identify a wire that is live, or even grab and move along a wire to trace any potential failures. We believe GrabAmps can potentially speed up maintenance processes and monitor equipment more efficiently without downtime, which is increasingly important for data centres and other critical infrastructure.
GrabAmps:抓一根电线来感应电流
在本文中,我们提出了GrabAmps,这是一个直观的界面,允许用户简单地抓取捆扎的电缆并获得通过它的AC(交流电)电流的反馈。用应用电磁学原理建立的回归模型估计了单相和三相交流电。这个回归模型被嵌入到一个独立的手套中,后面附有一个显示器,这样用户就可以直观地读取当前的消费信息。用户可以配置手套来检测交流单相或交流三相电流使用相同的传感器设置在手套上。在工作中经常戴手套的电气工程师和电工等终端用户可以从GrabAmp中受益,以识别带电的电线,甚至可以抓住并沿着电线移动以跟踪任何潜在的故障。我们相信,GrabAmps可以在不停机的情况下加快维护过程,更有效地监控设备,这对数据中心和其他关键基础设施越来越重要。
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