用于室内儿童监测和跟踪的球形移动机器人

John Anthony C. Jose, Justine Veronica Basco, Jomar Kenneth Jolo, Patrick Kenneth Yambao, M. Cabatuan, A. Bandala, Phoebe Mae L. Ching, E. Dadios
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世界各地的家庭继续遭受因本可预防的事故造成的意外伤害而失去孩子的痛苦。固定监测解决方案被广泛用于帮助预防此类情况。然而,这些技术存在一定的差距,研究人员希望通过增加实时通知能力和确保持续监控的方式来解决问题,以确保测试对象永远不会在预期的解决方案中丢失。本研究报告通过开发一个半自主的球形机器人来跟踪儿童在房间内的移动,提出了儿童监控技术解决方案的硬件划分。这个球形机器人将能够在两个受控的测试环境中手动导航:客厅和儿童游戏室。在RFID技术的帮助下,机器人还可以区分指定的安全区域和危险区域。通过赋予机器人向受试者的父母或监护人发送短信的功能,突出了实时通知能力,表明孩子最后离开的时间和地点。手动导航使用两个受控测试装置进行测试,利用RFID技术的通知系统在六个不同的地方进行了30次测试,具有不同的信号强度,范围从-50 dBm到-120 dBm。
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Spherical Mobile Robot for Monitoring and Tracking Children Indoors
Families around the world continue to suffer the loss of a child due to unintentional injuries caused by accidents that could have been prevented. Stationary monitoring solutions are widely used to aid in the prevention of such situations. However, these technologies present certain gaps that the researchers would like to address by adding a real time notification ability and an ensured way of continuously monitoring by making sure that the test subject will never be lost by the intended solution. This research paper presents the hardware division of a technological solution to child monitoring by developing a semi-autonomous spherical robot to follow a child as the subject moves throughout the room. The spherical robot would have the ability to manually navigate around two controlled test setups: living room and child’s playroom. The robot would also be able to distinguish designated safe zones and danger zones with the help of the RFID technology. The real time notification ability will be highlighted by giving the robot the feature of sending SMS messages to the subject’s parent or guardian indicating the time and place of where the child last exited. The manual navigation was tested with the use of two controlled test setups and the notification system utilizing the RFID technology was tested thirty times in six various places having different signal strengths ranging from -50 dBm to -120 dBm.
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