CN113487822A - Behavior self-monitoring asset management system based on radio frequency identification technology - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention provides a behavior self-monitoring asset management system based on a radio frequency identification technology, and belongs to the technical field of asset management systems. The method comprises the following steps: the behavior monitor is used for accurately reading the radio frequency identification tag, intelligently judging the behavior of passing personnel, and processing and storing data; the mobile asset manager is used for independently and accurately reading and displaying the radio frequency identification tag, and can artificially modify error information to complete checking and correcting work of asset articles; a radio frequency receiver for issuing an authentication request in response to the mobile asset manager. On the premise of not replacing the passive radio frequency identification tag identification technology, the invention keeps the total cost to be continuously maintained at a lower level, realizes the improvement of the asset management efficiency and the accuracy rate and simultaneously realizes the asset informatization supervision.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of asset management systems, in particular to a behavior self-monitoring asset management system based on a radio frequency identification technology.
Background
In recent years, the application of the radio frequency identification technology is in a situation of explosive growth, and a large number of solutions for realizing automatic reading by applying the technology, such as an unmanned supermarket, a self-service library and the like, emerge in the market. However, with the deep application of the technology, people find that the radio frequency identification technology based on the passive tag has some application pain points, such as problems that radio frequency reading signals are easily shielded by high-density materials, reading fails due to electromagnetic shielding, signal coverage is difficult to control, and misreading is caused, and the like, so that scenes and related equipment applying the technology need to meet certain limiting conditions to achieve the purpose of accurate reading. The vast majority of solutions on the market today can be roughly divided into two categories:
one is to apply low frequency, high frequency, ultra high frequency radio frequency identification devices and passive radio frequency identification tags to perform standardized management on the read articles, for example, to perform regional division on a radio frequency identification storage shelf (or a container), a user needs to strictly observe the storage position of each type of article, and attach the radio frequency identification tags to the specified positions on the surfaces of the articles, in the practical cases such as a file cabinet (a book shelf), the articles are subjected to rasterization separation, each grid is provided with a file (or a book), and each grid is provided with a radio frequency reading antenna, so that accurate positioning management of the articles can be realized; or the articles stored in the storage spaces such as conventional containers and bookcases are placed in a standard way, and the radio frequency reader is used for scanning and checking, but the biggest problem in the above way is that the articles to be managed are required to have similar appearance shapes and sizes, and the radio frequency reader is incapable of handling articles with different shapes and materials.
And secondly, the passive radio frequency identification tag is upgraded to be an active radio frequency identification tag, and meanwhile, the equipment is matched to identify a distributed base station (the signal transmitted by the active tag can be received in real time), so that the positioning and supervision of articles with any shapes and sizes in a certain area are realized. However, this solution, while achieving the accuracy of radio frequency identification, is also costly and raises new issues. Firstly, the market price of the active tag is 10-100 times that of the passive tag, the cost is still increased by tens of times for the management of a large number of articles, and the user is difficult to bear. Therefore, the solution is only suitable for the management of large-scale power grid equipment, valuable and dangerous goods, is suitable for professional fields of smaller people, and has very limited overall achievable market coverage rate and market return rate.
The above problems exist in the field of application of radio frequency identification technology for a long time, which greatly limits the market popularization of the technology, and no effective solution exists in the industry.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a behavior self-monitoring asset management system based on radio frequency identification technology, which is characterized in that a deep interaction logic of hardware and software is established, and an equipment operation rule is derived from an algorithm layer to guide the operation of a user, so that the probability of misreading and misreading caused by misoperation evasion of the user is reduced, on the other hand, the hardware collects subdivision data (controllable region or single operation) in multiple directions by means of system calculation force, compares the subdivision data with original data and presents the result to the user for subdivision result judgment and correction (controllable region or single operation), thereby making up a short board with high conditional interference on the identification rate of the radio frequency identification hardware of a passive tag, realizing accurate and non-omission management on the equipment by the passive radio frequency tag with low cost, and keeping the total cost on the basis of keeping lower level on the premise of not replacing the identification technology of the passive radio frequency identification tag, the improvement of the asset management efficiency and accuracy is realized, and meanwhile, the asset informatization supervision is realized.
The technical scheme of the invention is realized as follows:
the invention provides a behavior self-monitoring asset management system based on a radio frequency identification technology, which comprises the following components:
the behavior monitor is used for accurately reading the radio frequency identification tag, intelligently judging the behavior of passing personnel, and processing and storing data;
the mobile asset manager is used for independently and accurately reading and displaying the radio frequency identification tag, and can artificially modify error information to complete checking and correcting work of asset articles;
a radio frequency receiver for issuing an authentication request in response to the mobile asset manager.
As a further improvement of the invention, the radio frequency receiver is fixed on each asset storage cabinet or in each asset management area.
As a further improvement of the invention, the behavior monitor comprises:
the data acquisition device collects the information of the moving barrier by receiving and transmitting radio frequency, collects the data information and converts the data information into image and electric information;
the alarm prompting device is used for carrying out alarm processing on different system states through sound production and color light;
the server completes the data processing and storage work;
and the power supply device provides a stable power supply for the radio frequency identification monitor in a mode of an external power supply and a built-in storage battery.
As a further improvement of the invention, the data acquisition device comprises a top radio frequency antenna, an image sensor, a body radio frequency antenna and an obstacle sensor.
As a further development of the invention, the power supply device comprises a power supply line, a storage battery and a terminal electrical base.
As a further improvement of the present invention, the mobile asset manager is stably fixed to a terminal fixing structure located on the radio frequency identification monitor by means of magnetic attraction or snap-fit, and is placed on the terminal electrical base, and can realize rapid separation of the two, and the external mobile scanning terminal device and the terminal electrical base perform data transmission and power supply on the external mobile scanning terminal device by means of at least one of a USB plug, a magnetic attraction plug, a pogo pin, or a radio magnetic induction coil.
As a further improvement of the invention, the mobile asset manager is internally provided with a data acquisition device which comprises a radio frequency identification module and other data acquisition devices; the other data acquisition devices comprise at least one of a camera, a microphone, a fingerprint reader, a palm print reader, an infrared code reader, an ultrasonic obstacle detector and an ID card reader.
As a further improvement of the invention, the mobile asset manager is at least internally provided with a display screen, and data transmission is carried out in at least one mode of USB, WIFI, serial ports, network ports and pogo pins.
As a further improvement of the present invention, the image sensor includes at least one of a camera and an infrared barcode reader; the obstacle sensor comprises at least one of a correlation infrared sensor, a diffuse reflection type infrared sensor and an ultrasonic sensor; the alarm prompting device comprises a sound generating device and/or a color light assembly.
As a further improvement of the invention, the server is a miniature server and is selected from one of a single chip microcomputer, a raspberry pi and a PLC.
The invention has the following beneficial effects: according to the invention, the same data is respectively acquired through a plurality of devices which can independently perform radio frequency identification, such as a data detection acquisition device arranged at an entrance and an exit of an asset warehouse, a radio frequency identifier and a mobile management terminal integrating other various sensors, multi-party comparison is performed on the acquisition result and the system data to achieve multi-layer verification, abnormal pushing is generated and manual checking is required, the high efficiency of a radio frequency identification technology is continued, and the defect that the accuracy of the passive tag radio frequency identification technology is not 100% is overcome;
the radio frequency receiving feedback device is introduced to subdivide the whole asset management area, so that managers can check each local controllable area to realize controllability of the whole area needing checking, wherein the controllability is that the managers can control the local areas in areas without sight shielding, the local areas can be controlled in areas which can be reached without moving or moving a small amount of steps by the managers, the local areas can be controlled in areas where assets with certain characteristics are located by the managers, and the like; the checking mode of breaking up the whole into parts is changed from the previous integral checking into the checking of each local checking result, and the checking mode is combined with the controllability, so that the difficulty of manual checking can be reduced, the efficiency of each local manual checking can be improved, and the defect that the accuracy of the passive tag radio frequency identification technology cannot reach 100% under the condition of not increasing too much labor and time is overcome from the side;
by introducing the identity recognition and the authority definition based on sensor hardware, except for the fact that an executor of each step of operation can be automatically registered, through a multi-layer identity verification mechanism and an independent radio frequency identification summary verification mechanism of the system, when information is not matched, the system can require manual verification, and due to the fact that the identity verification and abnormal data are bound and recorded, a user is prompted to have to carefully check to carry assets into and out of an asset warehouse, and the asset management precision reaches 100% at an entrance and an exit.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of the system processing logic of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a hardware deployment of the system of the present invention at an asset repository;
FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating the functional structure and functional combination of the main hardware according to the present invention;
1. a behavior monitor; 101. a top radio frequency antenna; 102. a maintenance bin; 103. a mini server; 104. a terminal fixing structure; 105. a terminal electrical base; 106. a sound producing device; 107. 108, a body radio frequency antenna; 109. an obstacle sensor; 110. a color light assembly; 2. a mobile asset manager; 201. a mobile asset management terminal; 202. a radio frequency identification module; 3. a radio frequency receiver.
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The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, and not all embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
As shown in fig. 2: the rf receiver 3 is fixed to each asset storage container, and it is worth to be noted that as shown in fig. 1 and 2: the asset storage cabinet can be regarded as a local asset management area (subdivision controllable area); the local asset management area may be an area partitioned by physical isolation such as wall surfaces, shelves, containers, floors, etc., or may be a shelf, a container itself, or may be a virtual partition area artificially defined as if each partition in a warehouse is not physically isolated but artificially defined, and may be partitioned according to an instant controllable (e.g., reachable by touch, reachable by eye, etc.). For the inventory work of asset management, software requires to be matched with an inventory area after a user uses a mobile management terminal to trigger an inventory function, when the user uses the mobile management terminal to be matched with a radio frequency receiving feedback device of the area, the software starts the asset radio frequency identification inventory function aiming at the area, and when the user carries out radio frequency identification on the asset of the area, other assets outside the area are automatically shielded by the software, so that when the inventory of the area is finished, a software interface only presents the asset inventory result of the area. The software compares the data of the checking result of each area, abnormal data are directly presented to the user, the user can manually check and correct the abnormal data according to the listed individual items in consideration of the fact that reading missing may be caused by the radio frequency identification rate problem of the passive tag, and meanwhile specific records which may cause abnormality are pushed to the user by combining the data recorded by the data detection and acquisition devices at the entrance and the exit, and accordingly a responsible person related to the abnormal asset is found.
As shown in fig. 3: the following but not limited to the listed data acquisition devices within the behavior monitor 1: a top rf antenna 101, an image sensor 107, a body rf antenna 108, an obstacle sensor 109, and the like; the number of the top radio frequency antenna 101 and the number of the body radio frequency antennas 108 are not less than one; the image sensor 107 can be, but is not limited to, a camera, an infrared barcode reader, etc.; the obstacle sensors 109 may be, but are not limited to, a correlation type infrared sensor, a diffuse reflection type infrared sensor, an ultrasonic sensor, etc., and the number is at least 1; the following but not limited to the listed alarm prompting devices within the behavior monitor 1: a sound emitting device 106, a color light assembly 110, etc.; the sound emitting device 106 can be, but is not limited to, a buzzer, a speaker, etc.; the behavior monitor 1 comprises a miniature server 103 which can independently process collected data, has a time sequence function and can complete all data processing and storing work related to a system; the micro server 103 may be, but not limited to, a single chip microcomputer, a raspberry pi, a PLC, etc.
As shown in fig. 3: the mobile asset manager 2 has built in the following but not limited to the listed data acquisition devices: the radio frequency identification module 202 and other data acquisition devices comprise at least one of a camera, a microphone, a fingerprint reader, a palm print reader, an infrared code reader, an ultrasonic obstacle detector and an ID card reader; at least one display screen is arranged in the mobile asset manager 2; the mobile asset manager 2 integrates the following but not limited to the listed data transfer means: USB, WIFI, serial ports, net mouths, pogo pins and the like.
As shown in fig. 3: the mobile asset manager 2 can be stably fixed on the terminal fixing structure 104 of the behavior monitor 1 by means of magnetic attraction, buckling and the like, and placed on the terminal electrical base 105, and the two can be quickly separated; the mobile asset manager 2 and the terminal electrical base 105 realize data transmission and power supply of the behavior monitor 1 to the mobile asset manager 2 by means of, but not limited to, a US2 plug, a magnetic plug, a pogo pin, and the like.
As shown in fig. 1, when a user performs an equipment borrowing or taking operation, the user only needs to bring assets into and out of an entrance of an asset warehouse, when the assets pass through a behavior monitor 1, an obstacle sensor 109 built in the behavior monitor 1 is triggered, and simultaneously, a top rf antenna 101, a body rf antenna 108 and an rf identification module 202 built in a mobile asset manager 2 of the built-in behavior monitor 1 are activated, and the two are respectively and independently used for performing rf identification reading on the assets with rf tags, and are accompanied by a color light component 110 and a sound generating device 106 integrated in the behavior monitor 1 to perform a distinguishing prompt according to operation types, and meanwhile, the system requires the user to perform identity verification, and is used for alarming and prompting in case of illegal operation. After the operation is completed, the system summarizes and pushes the operation result to the display screen of the mobile asset manager 2, and requires the user to check, if the result is inconsistent with the actual operation of the user, the user can manually delete redundant asset articles or carry out the supplement and the removal of the asset articles through the image sensor 107 arranged in the behavior monitor 1 or the mobile asset manager 2, so that the quick check, the quick correction and the quick record can be completed at one time, and the radio frequency identification of the passive tag at the entrance and the exit of the asset warehouse can reach the accuracy of 100%.
When a user needs to perform asset inventory operation, the related functions of the software of the mobile asset manager 2 can be triggered, then the mobile asset manager 2 is matched with the radio frequency receiver 3 for area division according to the software requirement, then the mobile asset manager 2 is used for performing local inventory on the subdivided area according to the software prompt, and the quick checking, correction and recording are completed at one time, so that the overall inventory of all assets is completed, and the defect that the accuracy of the passive tag radio frequency identification technology cannot reach 100% is overcome without increasing too much labor, time and cost.
The data detection and acquisition device placed at the entrance and exit of the asset warehouse is responsible for identifying and recording people who come in and go out every time and articles carried by the people, meanwhile, the information effective data section is sent to the mobile asset manager 2 integrated with the radio frequency identifier and other various sensors to carry out database information comparison and verification, the user behavior is judged to be one of borrowing, returning, scrapping, maintaining, adding and checking, the asset details are presented to the user through a screen for secondary confirmation, the user can correct a single result, and then the operation result combined by the human machine can be automatically recorded by the whole system in a standing book mode and presented on the visual equipment.
The system is provided with identity recognition and authority definition based on sensor hardware, a main administrator can distribute different operation and viewing authorities to subordinate administrators, and identity verification is carried out through the following modes but not limited to the following modes: biometric identification techniques (facial recognition, voice recognition, fingerprint recognition, palm print recognition, etc.), radio frequency authentication (identification cards, bracelets, badges, etc.), passwords. It is worth noting that at least one of the data detection and acquisition device and the mobile management terminal which are arranged at the entrance and the exit is provided with an identity recognition hardware base, and the system can require a user to use a specific device to perform identity verification or require to perform composite verification in a specific scene.
The above description is only for the purpose of illustrating the preferred embodiments of the present invention and is not to be construed as limiting the invention, and any modifications, equivalents, improvements and the like that fall within the spirit and principle of the present invention are intended to be included therein.
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1. A behavioral self-monitoring asset management system based on radio frequency identification technology, comprising:
the behavior monitor is used for accurately reading the radio frequency identification tag, intelligently judging the behavior of passing personnel, and processing and storing data;
the mobile asset manager is used for independently and accurately reading and displaying the radio frequency identification tag, and can artificially modify error information to complete checking and correcting work of asset articles;
a radio frequency receiver for issuing an authentication request in response to the mobile asset manager.
2. The radio frequency identification technology-based behavior self-monitoring asset management system according to claim 1, wherein the radio frequency receiver is fixed on each asset storage cabinet or in each asset management area.
3. The radio frequency identification technology based behavior self-monitoring asset management system according to claim 1, wherein said behavior monitor comprises:
the data acquisition device collects the information of the moving barrier by receiving and transmitting radio frequency, collects the data information and converts the data information into image and electric information;
the alarm prompting device is used for carrying out alarm processing on different system states through sound production and color light;
the server completes the data processing and storage work;
and the power supply device provides a stable power supply for the radio frequency identification monitor in a mode of an external power supply and a built-in storage battery.
4. The radio frequency identification technology-based behavior self-monitoring asset management system according to claim 3, wherein the data acquisition device comprises a top radio frequency antenna, an image sensor, a body radio frequency antenna, and an obstacle sensor.
5. The radio frequency identification technology-based behavioral self-monitoring asset management system according to claim 3, the power supply means comprising a power cord, a storage battery, and a terminal electrical base.
6. The behavior self-monitoring asset management system based on radio frequency identification technology of claim 5, wherein the mobile asset manager is stably fixed to a terminal fixing structure of the radio frequency identification monitor by means of magnetic attraction or fastening and is placed on the terminal electrical base, and can realize rapid separation of the two, and the external mobile scanning terminal device and the terminal electrical base perform data transmission and power supply on the external mobile scanning terminal device by means of at least one of a USB plug, a magnetic attraction plug, a pogo pin or a radio magnetic induction coil.
7. The system for behavior self-monitoring asset management based on radio frequency identification technology according to claim 1, wherein the mobile asset manager is internally provided with a data acquisition device, which comprises a radio frequency identification module and other data acquisition devices; the other data acquisition devices comprise at least one of a camera, a microphone, a fingerprint reader, a palm print reader, an infrared code reader, an ultrasonic obstacle detector and an ID card reader.
8. The behavior self-monitoring asset management system based on the radio frequency identification technology as claimed in claim 1, wherein the mobile asset manager is at least internally provided with a display screen, and performs data transmission in at least one mode of USB, WIFI, serial port, internet access and pogo pin.
9. The radio frequency identification technology-based behavioral self-monitoring asset management system according to claim 3, wherein the image sensor comprises at least one of a camera, an infrared barcode reader; the obstacle sensor comprises at least one of a correlation infrared sensor, a diffuse reflection type infrared sensor and an ultrasonic sensor; the alarm prompting device comprises a sound generating device and/or a color light assembly.
10. The behavior self-monitoring asset management system based on radio frequency identification technology according to claim 3, wherein the server is a micro server selected from one of a single chip microcomputer, a raspberry pi and a PLC.
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