AU2019101356A4 - Intelligent illumination device - Google Patents

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AU2019101356A4
AU2019101356A4 AU2019101356A AU2019101356A AU2019101356A4 AU 2019101356 A4 AU2019101356 A4 AU 2019101356A4 AU 2019101356 A AU2019101356 A AU 2019101356A AU 2019101356 A AU2019101356 A AU 2019101356A AU 2019101356 A4 AU2019101356 A4 AU 2019101356A4
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Abstract

Some embodiments of the present invention provide an intelligent illumination device, including an illuminator, a sound sensor, a pyroelectric infrared sensor and a controller. The 5 sound sensor is arranged in series with the pyroelectric infrared sensor. The controller controls the illuminator to operate according to parameters detected by the sound sensor and the pyroelectric infrared sensor. In a solution that the sound sensor is connected in series with the pyroelectric infrared sensor, the sound sensor is triggered while the pyroelectric infrared sensor detects the human body infrared signal, and the controller controls the illuminator to be 0 illuminated. Compared with the prior art, the intelligent illumination device does not easily malfunction, so that the performance of the intelligent illumination device is optimized. C~~network 4-41

Description

INTELLIGENT ILLUMINATION DEVICE
I TECHNICAL FIELD > [0001] The present invention relates to the field of intelligent homes, and particularly to an 1 5 intelligent illumination device.
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BACKGROUND >
; [ooo2] Indoor illumination devices have functions of decoration and illumination, and are > widely applied in living rooms.
\ 0 [0003] With the rapid development of the electronic technology, there are a variety of control j methods of the illumination devices, which are increasingly convenient to operate. Exemplarily, sound controllers are arranged to enable illuminators to be turned on or off by means of sound control. Such a control method is widely applied in corridors and other locations.
[0004] Although the sound controllers are arranged to enable the illumination devices to be controlled by means of sound, such a control method makes the illumination devices easy to malfunction. For example, when external noise triggers the sound controllers, the illumination devices may malfunction. Therefore, the illumination devices in the prior art are prone to malfunction and poor in user experience. The above background of the invention is intended place the present invention in an appropriate technical context and to allow is significance to be properly appreciated. Any references to prior art should not be construed as admissions that such prior art is widely known or forms part of common general knowledge in the relevant technical field.
SUMMARY [0005] It is an object of the present invention to overcome or ameliorate at least one of the disadvantages of the prior art, or to provide a useful alternative. One or more embodiments of the present invention provide an intelligent illumination device for improving the motion accuracy of the illumination device and avoiding the malfunction of the illumination device. [0006] Some embodiments of the present invention provide an intelligent illumination device, including an illuminator and a controller for controlling the illuminator to operate. The intelligent illumination device further includes a sound sensor for acquiring sound information and a pyroelectric infrared sensor for acquiring a human body infrared signal. The sound sensor is communicated with the controller after being serially connected with the pyroelectric infrared i
sensor. The controller controls the illuminator to operate according to parameters detected by ' the sound sensor and the pyroelectric infrared sensor. The pyroelectric infrared sensor, the sound I sensor and the illuminator are all communicated with the controller through a wireless network.
• The illumination device further includes a mobile terminal. The mobile terminal is )
J 5 communicated with the controller through a network. The controller is controlled to be turned j on or off by the mobile terminal.
[0007] Some embodiments of the present invention provide an intelligent illumination device, ’ including an illuminator, a sound sensor, a pyroelectric infrared sensor and a controller. The ) sound sensor is arranged in series with the pyroelectric infrared sensor. The controller controls ( 0 the illuminator to operate according to parameters detected by the sound sensor and the J pyroelectric infrared sensor. In a solution that the sound sensor is connected in series with the
I pyroelectric infrared sensor, the sound sensor is triggered while the pyroelectric infrared sensor detects the human body infrared signal, and the controller controls the illuminator to be illuminated. Compared with the prior art, the intelligent illumination device is hard to 5 malfunction, so that the performance of the intelligent illumination device is optimized.
[0008] In one embodiment, the pyroelectric infrared sensor includes a housing on which a suction cup for fixing the pyroelectric infrared sensor is disposed. The suction cup is bonded to the housing. A marking body for marking the pyroelectric infrared sensor is disposed on the housing. The marking body is positioned on one side of the housing opposite to the suction cup.
[0009] In one embodiment, the marking body is arranged to mainly mark the pyroelectric infrared sensor, to prevent the pyroelectric infrared sensor from being wrongly mounted. The intelligent illumination device is easy to maintain.
[0010] In one embodiment, the marking body is a label. The label is bonded to the housing. A transparent protective layer is further disposed on the housing. The transparent protective layer 25 is bonded to the housing. The label is positioned between the transparent protective layer and the housing.
[0011] In one embodiment, the transparent protective layer is arranged to protect the label, so that the service life of the label is prolonged.
[0012] In one embodiment, the sound sensor includes a fixing base. An accommodating slot 30 for accommodating the sound sensor is provided on the fixing base. The sound sensor is inserted into the accommodating slot. An electric layer for improving the fixing strength of the sound sensor is bonded on the side wall of the accommodating slot, and the elastic layer has a thickness of not less than 5mm.
[0013] In one embodiment, the fixing base is arranged to make the sound sensor easy to fix.
The elastic layer is arranged to make it easy to assemble the sound sensor with the fixing base. ' The solution makes the intelligent illumination device easy to maintain.
I [0014] In one embodiment, the mobile terminal is a smart phone, or the mobile terminal is a j tablet computer.
1 5 [0015] Some embodiments of the present invention have the following beneficial effects over
I the prior art.
[0016] The sound sensor is communicated with the controller after being serially connected )
> with the pyroelectric infrared sensor. Only when the pyroelectric infrared sensor and the sound )
* sensor are triggered, the controller controls the illuminator to be illuminated. The solution may * 0 effectively prevent the intelligent illumination device from malfunctioning, thereby greatly * optimizing the performance of the intelligent illumination device.
1 [0017] The sound sensor and the pyroelectric infrared sensor are communicated with the controller through the wireless network. The sound sensor, the pyroelectric infrared sensor and the controller are flexible in positions.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS [0018] FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of the present invention.
[0019] FIG 2 is a schematic diagram of a first draft solution of a pyroelectric infrared sensor.
[0020] FIG 3 is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of a sound sensor.
DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS [0021] The present invention will be further described in the detailed embodiments below with reference to accompanying drawings. The following embodiments are merely exemplary, but not all the embodiments of the technical solution of the present invention.
[0022] As shown in FIG 1, FIG 2 and FIG 3, an intelligent illumination device includes an illuminator 1 and a controller 2 for controlling the illuminator 1 to operate. The illumination device further includes a sound sensor 3 for acquiring sound information and a pyroelectric infrared sensor 4 for acquiring a human body infrared signal. The sound sensor 3 is communicated with the controller 2 after being serially connected with the pyroelectric infrared sensor 4. The controller 2 controls the illuminator 1 to operate according to parameters detected by the sound sensor 3 and the pyroelectric infrared sensor 4. The pyroelectric infrared sensor 4, the sound sensor 3 and the illuminator 1 are all communicated with the controller 2 through a wireless network. The intelligent illumination device further includes a mobile terminal 5. The ' mobile terminal 5 is communicated with the controller 2 through a network. The controller 2 is I controlled to be turned on or off by the mobile terminal 5.
[0023] The intelligent illumination device of the present invention means that the illuminator < 5 1 is automatically turned on or off according to information detected by the corresponding
I sensor, without manual operation. Intelligence means that there is no need for manually intervening too much for control purposes.
[0024] In this embodiment, the sound sensor 3 is disposed in series with the pyroelectric ! infrared sensor 4. The sound sensor 3 is configured to detect sound. The pyroelectric infrared < 0 sensor 4 is configured to detect a human body infrared feature. In practical applications, only < after the pyroelectric infrared sensor 4 detects the human body infrared feature and the sound
I sensor 3 is triggered by emitted sound, the controller 2 controls the illuminator 1 to be illuminated. In this way, the controller 2 may be effectively prevented from malfunctioning, that is, external noise triggers the sound sensor 3 to enable the illuminator 1 to be accidentally illuminated. Accordingly, the performance of the intelligent illumination device is optimized and the energy is saved.
[0025] The sound sensor 3, the pyroelectric infrared sensor 4 and the controller 2 are all of a conventional structure in the prior art and can be conveniently commercially available. The illuminator 1 may be an energy-saving lamp or an LED lamp.
[0026] The mobile terminal 5 in this embodiment is mainly configured to turn off the controller 2 when a user leaves for a long time, that is, after the controller 2 is turned off, the sound sensor 3 and the pyroelectric infrared sensor 4 do not sense corresponding signals any more, and are in a sleep state. Therefore, the controller 2 may be effectively prevented from malfunctioning.
[0027] The controller 2 should have a certain logic control capability. For example, the illuminator 1 should be automatically turned off after being turned on for a period of time. The solution is suitable for places such as stairways or corridors. The corresponding illuminator 1 may be turned off according to a signal detected by the pyroelectric infrared sensor 4. A manner of turning the illuminator 1 off is not limited in detail, and may be reasonably set by those 30 skilled in the art as needed.
[0028] As shown in FIG. 2, in some possible embodiments, the pyroelectric infrared sensor 4 includes a housing on which a suction cup 41 for fixing the pyroelectric infrared sensor 4 is disposed, and the suction cup 41 is bonded to the housing. A marking body for marking the pyroelectric infrared sensor 4 is disposed on the housing. The marking body is positioned on one side of the housing opposite to the suction cup 41.
< [0029] The marking body is a label. The label is bonded to the housing. A transparent | protective layer 42 is further disposed on the housing. The transparent protective layer 42 is j bonded to the housing. The label is positioned between the transparent protective layer 42 and < 5 the housing.
I [0030] The marking body may be replaced with other structures with a marking capability.
The marking body mainly plays a marking role to facilitate the mounting of the pyroelectric j infrared sensor 4.
) ' [0031] As shown in FIG. 3, in some possible embodiments, the sound sensor 3 includes a * 0 fixing base 31 on which an accommodating slot for accommodating the sound sensor 3 is * disposed. The sound sensor 3 is inserted into the accommodating slot. Meanwhile, an elastic ' layer 32 for improving the fixing strength of the sound sensor 3 is bonded to the side wall of the accommodating slot. The elastic layer 32 has a thickness of not less than 5mm. The elastic layer 32 may be made of a rubber layer or a sponge layer. After the sound sensor 3 is mounted in the accommodating slot, the elastic layer 32 elastically deforms to effectively position the sound sensor 3.
[0032] The elastic layer 32 should not be too thin, so as to prevent the elastic layer 32 from effectively playing a positioning role.
[0033] In some possible embodiments, the mobile terminal 5 is a smart phone, or the mobile 0 terminal 5 is a tablet computer.
It is appreciated that the aforesaid embodiments are only exemplary embodiments adopted to describe the principles of the present invention, and the present invention is not merely limited thereto. Various variants and modifications can be made by those of ordinary skill in the art without departing from the spirit and essence of the present invention, and these variants and 25 modifications are also covered within the scope of the present invention. Accordingly, although the invention has been described with reference to specific examples, it is appreciated by those of ordinary skill in the art that the invention can be embodied in many other forms. It is also appreciated by those of ordinary skill the art that the features of the various examples described can be combined in other combinations. Throughout this specification, including the 30 claims, the words “comprise”, “comprising”, “include”, “including”, and other like terms are to be construed in an inclusive sense, that is, in the sense of “including, but not limited to”, and not in an exclusive or exhaustive sense, unless explicitly stated otherwise or the context clearly requires otherwise.

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  1. , 1. An intelligent illumination device, comprising an illuminator and a controller for controlling ! the illuminator to operate, wherein the intelligent illumination device further comprises a sound j 5 sensor for acquiring sound information and a pyroelectric infrared sensor for acquiring a human body infrared signal; the sound sensor is communicated with the controller after being serially } connected with the pyroelectric infrared sensor; the controller controls the illuminator to operate
    J according to parameters detected by the sound sensor and the pyroelectric infrared sensor; the j pyroelectric infrared sensor, the sound sensor and the illuminator are all communicated with the
    0 controller through a wireless network; the illumination device further comprises a mobile > terminal; the mobile terminal is communicated with the controller through a network; and the ' controller is controlled to be turned on or off by the mobile terminal.
  2. 2. The intelligent illumination device according to claim 1, wherein the pyroelectric infrared sensor comprises a housing on which a suction cup for fixing the pyroelectric infrared sensor is
    5 disposed; the suction cup is bonded to the housing; a marking body for marking the pyroelectric infrared sensor is disposed on the housing; and the marking body is positioned on one side of the housing opposite to the suction cup.
  3. 3. The intelligent illumination device according to claim 2, wherein the marking body is a label; the label is bonded to the housing; a transparent protective layer is further disposed on the
    0 housing; the transparent protective layer is bonded to the housing; and the label is positioned between the transparent protective layer and the housing.
  4. 4. The intelligent illumination device according to claim 1, wherein the sound sensor comprises a fixing base; an accommodating slot for accommodating the sound sensor is provided on the fixing base; the sound sensor is inserted into the accommodating slot; and an electric layer for
    25 improving the fixing strength of the sound sensor is bonded on the side wall of the accommodating slot, and the elastic layer has a thickness of not less than 5mm.
  5. 5. The intelligent illumination device according to claim 1, wherein the mobile terminal is a smart phone, or the mobile terminal is a tablet computer.
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