CN111127850A - Rescue assistance apparatus, method, system, and machine-readable medium - Google Patents

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CN111127850A
CN111127850A CN201811278881.8A CN201811278881A CN111127850A CN 111127850 A CN111127850 A CN 111127850A CN 201811278881 A CN201811278881 A CN 201811278881A CN 111127850 A CN111127850 A CN 111127850A
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The invention provides a rescue assistance device, a method, a system and a machine readable medium, the rescue assistance device comprising: the controller is connected with the fire detector, and the life detector and the wireless communication module are connected with the controller; the life detector is used for detecting the vital sign information of people in a detection area corresponding to the installation position of the fire detector in real time and transmitting the vital sign information to the controller; the controller is used for sending the installation position information of the fire detector to at least one rescue terminal in a wireless communication mode through the wireless communication module when receiving the fire alarm information from the fire detector and determining whether people are in the detection area according to the vital sign information sent by the life detector. This scheme can improve the efficiency of rescuing stranded personnel in the conflagration.

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Rescue assistance apparatus, method, system, and machine-readable medium
Technical Field
The present invention relates to the field of signal transmission technologies, and in particular, to a rescue assistance apparatus, a rescue assistance method, a rescue assistance system, and a machine-readable medium.
Background
The fire detector is a front-end sensing device of a fire-fighting fire automatic alarm system, is usually installed on a ceiling and is used for monitoring whether a fire disaster occurs in the environment, converting characteristic physical quantities of the fire disaster, such as temperature, smoke, gas and radiation light intensity, into electric signals when the fire disaster occurs, and sending alarm signals to a fire alarm controller in time.
When a fire occurs in a building and people are trapped, people need to be quickly and effectively searched to save lives of the trapped people as much as possible. Currently, after a fire occurs, rescuers need to search each room included in a building to rescue trapped people trapped in the room due to the fire.
Aiming at the method for rescuing the trapped people in the process of the fire at present, as the rescuing people cannot predetermine the areas where the trapped people are located, the trapped people can only be searched one by one for rescuing in all rooms, and if a building with the fire comprises a large number of rooms, the rescuing method for searching all the rooms one by one consumes a large amount of time of the rescuing people, so that the efficiency of rescuing the trapped people in the fire is low.
Disclosure of Invention
The rescue auxiliary device, the rescue auxiliary method, the rescue auxiliary system and the machine readable medium provided by the embodiment of the invention can improve the efficiency of rescuing the trapped people in the fire.
In a first aspect, an embodiment of the present invention provides a rescue assistance device, including: the fire disaster detector comprises a controller connected with the fire disaster detector, a life detector connected with the controller and a wireless communication module;
the life detector is used for detecting the vital sign information of people in a detection area corresponding to the installation position of the fire detector in real time and transmitting the vital sign information to the controller;
the controller is used for sending the installation position information of the fire detector to at least one rescue terminal in a wireless communication mode through the wireless communication module when receiving the fire alarm information from the fire detector and determining that people exist in the detection area according to the vital sign information sent by the life detector.
Alternatively,
the controller is further used for sending installation position information of the fire detector to at least one rescue terminal in a wireless communication mode through the wireless communication module when receiving fire alarm information from the fire detector and determining that people are in the detection area within a preset time period from the time when the fire alarm information is received according to the vital sign information sent by the life detector.
Optionally, the rescue aid further comprises:
and the uninterrupted power supply is used for supplying power to the fire detector, the controller, the life detector and the wireless communication module after the connected external power supply stops inputting electric energy.
Optionally, the rescue aid further comprises: a voltage monitor;
the voltage monitor is used for sending power-off alarm information to the controller when the external power supply is monitored to stop inputting electric energy to the uninterruptible power supply;
the controller is further used for sending the installation position information of the fire detector to the at least one rescue terminal in a wireless communication mode through the wireless communication module when the power-off alarm information from the voltage monitor is received and when a person is determined to be in the detection area according to the vital sign information sent by the life detector.
Alternatively,
the controller is further used for sending installation position information of the fire detector to at least one rescue terminal in a wireless communication mode through the wireless communication module when the power-off alarm information from the voltage monitor is received and when a person is determined to be in the detection area within a preset time period from the time when the power-off alarm information is received according to the vital sign information sent by the life detector.
Alternatively,
the controller is used for determining whether a person exists in the detection area within the early warning duration according to the vital sign information sent by the vital detector within the early warning duration after the preset early warning duration, and storing the determined detection result to cover the detection result stored in the previous early warning duration, wherein the detection result is used for determining whether the person exists in the detection area within the preset time period since the corresponding alarm information is received.
Alternatively,
the life detector includes: any one or more of a passive infrared detector, a sound detector, and a radar detector.
In a second aspect, an embodiment of the present invention further provides a rescue assisting method for any one of the rescue assisting apparatuses provided in the first aspect, including:
detecting vital sign information of people in a detection area corresponding to the installation position of the fire detector in real time by using the life detector;
receiving, with the controller, fire alarm information from the fire detector;
and when the controller is utilized to determine that people exist in the detection area according to the vital sign information, the installation position information of the fire detector is sent to at least one rescue terminal in a wireless communication mode through the wireless communication module.
Optionally, after the receiving, with the controller, the fire alarm information from the fire detector, further comprising:
and utilizing the controller to send the installation position information of the fire detector to at least one rescue terminal in a wireless communication mode through the wireless communication module when the situation that people exist in the detection area within the preset time period from the time when the fire alarm information is received is determined according to the vital sign information sent by the life detector.
Optionally, when the rescue aid includes the uninterruptible power supply, further including:
and after an external power supply connected with the uninterruptible power supply stops inputting electric energy to the uninterruptible power supply, the uninterruptible power supply is used for supplying power to the fire detector, the controller, the life detector and the wireless communication module.
Optionally, when the rescue aid includes the voltage monitor, after the detecting vital sign information of a person in a detection area corresponding to the installation position of the fire detector in real time by using the life detector, the method further includes:
when the voltage monitor is used for monitoring that the external power supply stops inputting electric energy to the uninterruptible power supply, sending power-off alarm information to the controller;
and sending the installation position information of the fire detector to the at least one rescue terminal in a wireless communication mode through the wireless communication module when the controller receives the power-off alarm information from the voltage monitor and determines that a person is in the detection area according to the vital sign information.
Optionally, after the sending of the power-off alarm information to the controller, the method further includes:
and utilizing the controller to send the installation position information of the fire detector to at least one rescue terminal in a wireless communication mode through the wireless communication module when the situation that a person is in the detection area within a preset time period after the power-off alarm information is received is determined according to the vital sign information sent by the life detector.
Optionally, after the detecting vital sign information of a person in a detection area corresponding to the installation position of the fire detector in real time by using the life detector, the method further includes:
and determining whether a person exists in the detection area within the early warning duration and storing the determined detection result according to the vital sign information detected within the early warning duration every time a preset early warning duration passes by using the controller, so as to cover the detection result stored within the previous early warning duration, wherein the detection result is used for determining whether a person exists in the detection area within a preset time period since the corresponding warning information is received.
In a third aspect, an embodiment of the present invention further provides a rescue assistance system, including: a first aspect provides any one of the rescue aid, a fire detector and at least one rescue terminal;
the fire detector is used for sending the fire alarm information to the connected rescue auxiliary device after detecting that fire occurs;
the rescue terminal is used for receiving the installation position information of the fire detector sent by the rescue auxiliary device and displaying the installation position information of the fire detector.
In a fourth aspect, the present invention further provides a machine-readable medium, on which computer instructions are stored, and when executed by a processor, the computer instructions cause the processor to execute any one of the rescue assistance methods provided in the second aspect.
According to the rescue auxiliary device, the rescue auxiliary method, the rescue auxiliary system and the machine readable medium provided by the embodiment of the invention, the life detector can detect the vital sign information of people in the detection area near the fire detector in real time and send the acquired vital sign information to the controller, when the fire detector detects that a fire occurs and sends fire alarm information to the controller, the controller can determine whether people exist in the detection area near the fire detector according to the vital sign information sent by the life detector, and after the people exist in the detection area, the controller can send the installation position information of the fire detector to at least one rescue terminal through the wireless communication module, so that the rescuers can determine the area where the trapped people are located through the installation position information of the fire detector displayed by the rescue terminal, and further can quickly search and rescue the trapped people, therefore, the efficiency of rescuing the trapped people in the fire can be improved.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic view of a rescue aid according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 2 is a schematic view of another rescue aid provided in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 3 is a schematic view of another rescue aid provided in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 4 is a flowchart of a rescue assistance method according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 5 is a flowchart of another rescue assistance method provided by an embodiment of the invention;
fig. 6 is a flowchart of another rescue assistance method according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 7 is a schematic diagram of a rescue assistance system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
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10: rescue assistance device 20: the fire detector 30: rescue terminal
101: the controller 102: the life detector 103: wireless communication module
104: the uninterruptible power supply 105: voltage monitor
401: detecting vital sign information of a person in a corresponding detection area by means of a vital detector
402: receiving fire alarm information from a fire detector using a controller
403: sending installation position information of a fire detector to a rescue terminal when it is determined that there is a person in a detection area
501: sending power-off alarm information to the controller when the external power supply stops inputting electric energy to the uninterruptible power supply
502: determining that there is a person in the detection area, and sending installation position information of the fire detector to the rescue terminal
601: obtaining vital sign information of a detection area in real time by using a vital detector
602: judging whether the controller receives the fire alarm information or the power-off alarm information
603: judging whether a person is in the detection area within a recent period of time by using a controller
604: transmitting installation position information of a fire detector to a rescue terminal using a controller
605: end the current flow
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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the embodiments of the present invention clearer and more complete, the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are some, but not all, embodiments of the present invention, and based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by a person of ordinary skill in the art without creative efforts belong to the scope of the present invention.
As shown in fig. 1, an embodiment of the present invention provides a rescue assistance apparatus 10 including: a controller 101 connected to the fire detector 20, and a life detector 102 and a wireless communication module 103 connected to the controller 101;
the life detector 102 is used for detecting the vital sign information of people in a detection area corresponding to the installation position of the fire detector 20 in real time and sending the detected vital sign information to the controller 101;
the controller 101 is configured to send installation location information of the fire detector 30 to at least one rescue terminal 30 through the wireless communication module 103 in a wireless communication manner when receiving fire alarm information from the fire detector 20 and determining that a person is in a detection area according to the vital sign information sent by the life detector 102.
According to the rescue auxiliary device provided by the embodiment of the invention, the life detector can detect the vital sign information of people in the detection area near the fire detector in real time and send the acquired vital sign information to the controller, when the fire detector detects that a fire occurs and sends fire alarm information to the controller, the controller can determine whether a person is in a detection area near the fire detector according to the vital sign information sent by the life detector, the controller may transmit installation location information of the fire detector to the at least one rescue terminal through the wireless communication module after determining that someone is in the detection area, so that the rescuers can determine the area where the trapped people are located through the installation position information of the fire detector displayed by the rescue terminal, and then can search for and rescue stranded personnel fast to can improve the efficiency of rescuing stranded personnel in the conflagration.
Alternatively, on the basis of the rescue assisting apparatus 10 shown in fig. 1, after receiving the fire alarm information from the fire detector 20, the controller 101 may determine whether there is a person in the detection area at the current time according to the received vital sign information, and may also determine whether there is a person in the detection area within a recent period of time according to the previously received vital sign information, so as to determine whether there is a person in an area adjacent to the detection area after the fire occurs. Specifically, the controller 101 transmits installation position information of the fire detector 20 to at least one rescue terminal 30 in a wireless communication manner through the wireless communication module 103 when receiving fire alarm information from the fire detector 20 and determining that a person is in a detection area within a preset time period elapsed from the reception of the fire alarm information from the vital sign information transmitted from the life detector 102.
For the same fire detector, a detection area corresponding to the installation position thereof is a relatively fixed area, and people can move, so that people may enter an area adjacent to the detection area through the detection area in a period before the fire occurs, and the fire is trapped in the area adjacent to the detection area after the fire occurs. After receiving the fire alarm information, the controller 101 determines whether people are in the detection area within a recent period of time according to the received vital sign information, and then determines whether people are trapped in the area within a certain distance range from the installation position of the fire detector 20, so that the installation position information of the fire detector 20 is sent through the wireless communication module 103 after people are in the detection area within a recent period of time, and the rescue personnel is informed that people are in the area near the installation position of the fire detector 30, and the efficiency of rescuing the trapped people in the fire is further improved.
For example, after receiving the fire alarm information, the controller 101 determines whether a person is in the detection area within the past 1 minute according to the vital sign information received within the past 1 minute, if so, it indicates that a person is trapped in an area that is not more than 1 minute away from the detection area after the fire occurs, and then the controller 101 sends the installation position information of the fire detector 20 to the rescue terminal 30 by using the wireless communication module 103.
Optionally, on the basis of the rescue assisting apparatus 10 shown in fig. 1, as shown in fig. 2, the rescue assisting apparatus 10 may further include an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) 104, where the UPS 104 is configured to supply Power to the fire detector 20, the controller 101, the life detector 102, and the wireless communication module 103 after the connected external Power supply stops inputting Power.
When a fire disaster occurs in a building, a power supply in the building is usually required to be cut off, and in order to ensure that a fire detector, a controller, a life detector and a wireless communication module can normally work after the power supply is cut off, the fire detector, the controller, the life detector and the wireless communication module are supplied with power through an uninterrupted power supply. When the external power supply normally inputs electric energy to the uninterruptible power supply, the uninterruptible power supply supplies power to the fire detector, the controller, the life detector and the wireless communication module by using the electric energy input by the external power supply, and when the external power supply stops inputting the electric energy to the uninterruptible power supply, the uninterruptible power supply supplies power to the fire detector, the controller, the life detector and the wireless communication module by using the electric energy stored in the storage battery, so that the fire detector, the controller, the life detector and the wireless communication module can continue to work normally for a period of time after the external power supply is cut off.
Set up uninterrupted power source in rescue auxiliary device, utilize uninterrupted power source for fire detector, a controller, life detector and wireless communication module power supply, guarantee that fire detector after the conflagration takes place, a controller, life detector and wireless communication module can normally work, if the regional someone near fire detector in the recent period of time that the conflagration takes place, can send fire detector's mounted position information for at least one rescue terminal, the information that rescue personnel can show through rescue terminal confirms that there is stranded personnel to be located near this fire detector, in time, rescue the stranded personnel effectively. Therefore, through set up uninterrupted power source in the rescue auxiliary device to supply power for fire detector, controller, life detector and wireless communication module through uninterrupted power source, guarantee that rescue auxiliary device can provide the regional relevant information in stranded personnel place reliably after the conflagration takes place.
It should be noted that the input end of the uninterruptible power supply is connected with an external power supply, the output end of the uninterruptible power supply is respectively connected with the power input ends of the controller and the fire detector, so that the controller and the fire detector are powered by the uninterruptible power supply, and the life detector, the wireless communication module and the like connected with the controller can obtain electric energy supplied by the uninterruptible power supply from the controller.
Optionally, on the basis of the rescue aid 10 shown in fig. 2, as shown in fig. 3, the rescue aid 10 may further include a voltage monitor 105;
the voltage monitor 105 is configured to send power-off alarm information to the controller 105 when it is monitored that the external power supply stops inputting electric energy to the uninterruptible power supply 104;
when receiving the power-off alarm information from the voltage monitor 105 and determining that a person is in the detection area according to the vital sign information sent by the life detector 102, the controller 101 sends the installation position information of the fire detector 20 to at least one rescue terminal 30 through the wireless communication module 103 in a wireless communication mode.
In addition to stopping the power supply from the external power supply to the uninterruptible power supply when a fire occurs, the external power supply also stops supplying power to the uninterruptible power supply due to damage of a power supply cable when a catastrophic accident such as an earthquake or an explosion occurs, and people are trapped in a building and need to be rescued due to the catastrophic accident such as the earthquake or the explosion, so whether the external power supply stops supplying power to the uninterruptible power supply or not can be used as another trigger signal for triggering the installation position information of the fire detector to be sent to the rescue terminal.
The voltage monitor monitors whether the external power supply stops inputting electric energy to the uninterruptible power supply in real time, and when the external power supply stops inputting electric energy to the uninterruptible power supply, the voltage monitor sends power-off alarm information to the controller. After the controller receives power-off alarm information from the voltage monitor, the controller determines whether people are in the area near the fire detector at the current time according to the vital sign information sent by the life detector, if the people are determined to be in the area near the fire detector at the current time, the situation that people are trapped in the area near the fire detector is shown, and the controller sends installation position information of the fire detector to at least one rescue terminal in a wireless communication mode through the wireless communication module. After the rescue terminal receives the installation position information of the fire detector from the wireless communication module, the rescue terminal can display the installation position information of the fire detector, and rescuers can find trapped people trapped in the area near the fire detector as soon as possible according to the information displayed by the rescue terminal, so that the efficiency of rescuing the trapped people in disasters such as earthquakes, explosions and the like is realized.
The voltage monitor is arranged in the rescue auxiliary device, and the voltage monitor monitors whether the external power supply stops inputting electric energy to the uninterruptible power supply or not, so that the electric energy is used as a trigger signal for disasters such as earthquake, explosion and the like, and therefore, after disasters such as earthquake, explosion and the like occur, rescuers can know the area where the trapped person is located, and the trapped person can be rescued in time. Therefore, the rescue auxiliary device can improve the efficiency of rescuing the trapped people in the fire, and can also improve the efficiency of rescuing the trapped people in the disasters of power failure caused by earthquakes, explosions and the like.
In the embodiment of the invention, the voltage monitor can be connected to a power supply cable between the external power supply and the uninterruptible power supply, and whether the external power supply stops inputting the electric energy to the uninterruptible power supply or not is determined by the voltage change on the power supply line. In addition, the electric energy required by the voltage monitor in the working process can be obtained from the connected controller, and the electric energy on the controller is supplied by the uninterruptible power supply.
Optionally, after receiving the power-off alarm information from the voltage monitor 105, the controller 101 may determine whether a person is in the detection area at the current time according to the received vital sign information, may determine whether a person is in the detection area at the latest end time according to the previously received vital sign information, and further determine whether a person is in an area adjacent to the detection area after a disaster such as an earthquake or an explosion occurs. Specifically, the controller 101 transmits installation position information of the fire detector 20 to at least one rescue terminal 30 in a wireless communication manner through the wireless communication module 103 when receiving power-off alarm information from the voltage monitor 105 and determining that a person is in a detection area within a preset time period elapsed from the reception of the power-off alarm information according to the vital sign information transmitted from the life detector 102.
For the same fire detector, the detection area corresponding to the installation position is a relatively fixed area, and people can move, so that people can enter the area adjacent to the detection area through the detection area in a period of time before the occurrence of disasters such as earthquake, explosion and the like, and the people are trapped in the area adjacent to the detection area after the occurrence of the disasters such as earthquake, explosion and the like. After receiving the power-off alarm information, the controller 101 determines whether people are in the detection area within a recent period of time according to the received vital sign information, and then determines whether people are trapped in the area within a certain distance range from the installation position of the fire detector 20, so that after determining that people are in the detection area within the recent period of time, the installation position information of the fire detector 20 is sent through the wireless communication module 103, and the rescue personnel is informed that people are in the area near the installation position of the fire detector 30, and the efficiency of rescuing the trapped people in disasters such as earthquakes, explosions and the like is further improved.
For example, after receiving the power outage alarm information, the controller 101 determines whether a person is in the detection area within the past 30 seconds according to the vital sign information received within the past 30 seconds, if so, it indicates that a person is trapped in an area that is not longer than 30 seconds after the power outage (disaster such as earthquake, explosion, etc.) occurs, and then the controller 101 sends the installation position information of the fire detector 20 to the rescue terminal 30 by using the wireless communication module 103.
Optionally, on the basis of the rescue assisting apparatus 10 shown in fig. 3, after receiving the fire alarm information or the power failure alarm information, the controller 101 needs to determine whether there is a person in a detection area corresponding to the installation location of the fire detector within a recent period of time according to the vital sign information sent by the life detector, and this process specifically has the following two implementation manners:
the first method is as follows: after receiving the fire alarm information or the power failure alarm information, processing the vital sign information to determine whether a person exists in a detection area within a recent period of time;
the second method comprises the following steps: and processing the vital sign information periodically, judging whether people exist in the detection area in each period, covering and storing the judgment result, and determining whether people exist in the detection area according to the stored judgment result after receiving the fire alarm information or the power failure alarm information.
The following two ways of determining whether a person is in the detection area are described separately:
aiming at the first mode:
the controller 101 receives and stores the vital sign information sent by the vital detector 102, wherein the stored vital sign information is the vital sign information received within a preset target time period from the current time, and the received vital sign information outside the target time period is covered by the newly received vital sign information. For example, if the preset target time period is 1 minute, the controller 101 stores only the vital sign information received within the latest 1 minute, and when the newly received vital sign information is stored, the oldest stored vital sign information is automatically overwritten.
When the controller 101 receives the fire alarm information from the fire detector 20 or receives the power-off alarm information from the voltage monitor 105, the controller 101 determines whether or not a person is present in the detection area within a lapse of a certain period of time from the time when the corresponding alarm information is received, based on the already stored vital sign information. For example, the controller 101, upon receiving the fire alarm information from the fire detector 20, determines whether or not there is a person in the detection area within the last 1 minute based on the already stored vital sign information.
In an embodiment of the invention, the controller stores the vital sign information for a span time equal to the length of the target time period, which determines the maximum interval between the time of the presence of a person in the detection area and the time of the occurrence of a disaster, which determines the distance between the person and the fire detector, which triggers the event of transmitting the installation location information of the fire detector. Therefore, in the actual service implementation process, the length of the target time period can be flexibly determined according to factors such as the room layout near the installation position of the fire detector, the movement speed of people and the like.
In the second embodiment:
the early warning duration is preset, and when the controller 101 receives the vital sign information from the vital detector 102, whether a person is in a detection area within the early warning duration is determined according to the vital sign information received within the early warning duration every time one early warning duration passes, and the determined detection result is stored. Specifically, when the detection result is stored, the detection result determined for the current early warning duration may automatically cover the detection result determined for the previous early warning duration, and it is ensured that only one detection result is stored on the controller 101 at the same time. For example, if the preset early warning duration is equal to 1 minute, the controller 101 determines whether a person is in the detection area or not according to the vital sign information received in the 1 minute every 1 minute, stores the determined detection result, and overwrites the previously stored detection result when storing the detection result.
After the controller 101 receives the fire alarm information from the fire detector 20 or receives the power-off alarm information from the voltage monitor 105, the controller 101 determines whether the stored detection result indicates that someone is in the detection area, and if the stored detection result indicates that someone is in the detection area, the controller 101 transmits the installation position information of the fire detector 20 to at least one rescue terminal 30 through the wireless communication module 103 in a wireless communication manner. For example, after receiving the power-off alarm information from the voltage monitor 105, the controller 101 determines that a person is in the detection area based on the detection result determined 30 seconds ago, and then transmits the installation position information of the fire detector 20 to the rescue terminal 30 through the wireless communication module 103 in a wireless communication manner.
In the embodiment of the invention, the controller determines the detection result according to the vital sign information before receiving the fire alarm information or the power-off alarm information, and can immediately determine whether the installation position information of the fire detector needs to be sent according to the detection result after receiving the fire alarm information or the power-off alarm information, so that the reaction time of the detector can be shortened, the position of the trapped person can be reported more quickly after a disaster occurs, and the efficiency of rescuing the trapped person is further improved.
It should be noted that, in the rescue assistance device 10 provided in each of the above embodiments, the life detector 102 is disposed adjacent to the fire detector 20, and the detection region corresponding to the installation position of the fire detector 20 refers to a range in which the life detector 102 can effectively detect the vital sign characteristics of a person, that is, a region near the fire detector 20.
Alternatively, on the basis of the co-rescue assisting apparatus 10 provided in the above-mentioned embodiments, the life detector 102 may be any one or more of a passive infrared detector, a sound detector and a radar detector.
Thermal radiation is generated by any object in nature, and the spectrum generated by thermal radiation lies mainly in the infrared band, and the temperature of the surface of an object is related to the wavelength of infrared rays radiated by the object. The passive infrared detector can passively receive infrared rays radiated from an object and recognize the wavelength of the received infrared rays. Therefore, after receiving the infrared rays radiated by the object in the detection area, the passive infrared rays can determine whether the received infrared rays include the infrared rays radiated by the human body according to the preset wavelength range of the infrared rays radiated by the human body, and further determine whether a person exists in the detection area and generate corresponding vital sign information. Utilize passive form infrared detector, as long as there is the animate person in the detection area, alright in order to detect vital sign information to also can detect the stranded personnel when stranded personnel fall, lose consciousness, and then can in time inform the rescue personnel to rescue the stranded personnel.
The sound detector can generate vital sign information according to the distress call sound or the hitting sound of the person, and can determine the distance between the trapped person and the fire detector according to the strength of the sound, so that when the trapped person calls for help or sends a distress signal through hitting, the sound detector can generate the vital sign information and send the vital sign information to the controller, and the rescue person can quickly find the trapped person for rescue according to the installation position of the fire detector.
The radar detector can identify the breath or heartbeat of a human body by sending radar signals and according to the reflected radar signals, so that vital sign information can be generated and sent to the controller after a person enters a detection area.
Because the passive infrared detector, the sound detector and the radar detector are all common detection devices and have lower cost, the vital sign information of people in a detection area corresponding to the installation position of the fire detector is detected through any one or more of the passive infrared detector, the sound detector and the radar detector, and the rescue auxiliary device 10 can be ensured to have lower cost while the detection result is ensured to be accurate.
It should be noted that, in the rescue assistance device 10 provided in each of the above embodiments, the controller 101, the life detector 102, the wireless communication module 103, the uninterruptible power supply 104 and the voltage monitor 105 may be integrated with the fire detector 20 and still be installed in the installation position of the conventional fire detector.
The following describes a rescue assistance method provided by an embodiment of the present invention, and unless otherwise stated, a controller involved in the following rescue assistance method may be the aforementioned controller 101, a life detector involved in the following rescue assistance method may be the aforementioned life detector 102, a wireless communication module involved in the following rescue assistance method may be the aforementioned wireless communication module 103, an uninterruptible power supply involved in the following rescue assistance method may be the aforementioned uninterruptible power supply 104, a voltage monitor involved in the following rescue assistance method may be the aforementioned voltage monitor 105, a fire detector involved in the following rescue assistance method may be the aforementioned fire detector 20, and a rescue terminal involved in the following rescue assistance method may be the aforementioned rescue terminal 30.
The embodiment of the invention provides a rescue auxiliary method, which is characterized in that a life detector is used for detecting the vital sign information of people in a detection area near a fire detector in real time, after the fire detector sends fire alarm information, a controller is used for determining whether people exist in the detection area or not according to the vital sign information, and if yes, the installation position information of the fire detector is sent to a rescue terminal in a wireless communication mode, so that rescuers can find trapped people more quickly to perform more effective rescue. As shown in fig. 4, the method may specifically include the following steps:
step 401: detecting vital sign information of people in a detection area corresponding to the installation position of the fire detector in real time by using a life detector;
step 402: receiving fire alarm information from a fire detector by using a controller;
step 403: when the controller is used for determining that people exist in the detection area according to the vital sign information, the installation position information of the fire detector is sent to at least one rescue terminal in a wireless communication mode through the wireless communication module.
According to the rescue auxiliary method provided by the embodiment of the invention, the life detector is used for detecting the vital sign information of people in the detection area near the installation position of the fire detector in real time, after the controller is used for receiving the fire alarm information from the fire detector, the controller can be used for determining whether people exist in the detection area according to the vital sign information, and when people exist in the detection area, the installation position information of the fire detector can be sent to at least one rescue terminal in a wireless communication mode, so that rescuers can determine the area where the trapped people are located through the installation position information of the fire detector displayed by the rescue terminal, and can quickly search and rescue the trapped people, thereby improving the efficiency of rescuing the trapped people in the fire.
Alternatively, on the basis of the rescue assistance method shown in fig. 4, after receiving the fire alarm information from the fire detector in step 402, after determining that a person is in the detection area within a preset time period elapsed from the time when the fire alarm information is received by using the controller according to the vital sign information sent by the life detector, the installation position information of the fire detector is sent to at least one rescue terminal in a wireless communication manner through the wireless communication module.
After receiving fire alarm information, whether a person is in a detection area within a latest period of time is determined according to vital sign information received by a controller, after the person is in the detection area within the latest period of time, it is described that the person is in an area adjacent to the detection area, the installation position information of the fire detector is sent to a rescue terminal by using a wireless communication module, and the rescue personnel can search the area where the fire detector is located in a targeted manner according to information displayed by the rescue terminal, so that the personnel trapped in other areas adjacent to the detection area can be quickly found, and the efficiency of rescuing the trapped people in a fire is further improved.
Alternatively, on the basis of the rescue assistance method shown in fig. 4, if the rescue assistance apparatus 10 includes the uninterruptible power supply as shown in fig. 2, the uninterruptible power supply may be used to supply power to the fire detector, the controller, the life detector, and the wireless communication module after the external power supply connected to the uninterruptible power supply stops inputting power to the uninterruptible power supply.
The uninterrupted power supply is used for supplying power for the fire detector, the controller, the life detector, the wireless communication module and the like, and even if the external power supply is cut off after a fire happens, the uninterrupted power supply can also ensure that the fire detector, the controller, the life detector and the wireless communication module continue to normally operate for a period of time, ensure that the position of a trapped person can be reported to rescue workers when the person is trapped in an area near the fire detector, and ensure the reliability of the rescue auxiliary method.
Alternatively, on the basis of the rescue assisting method shown in fig. 4, if the rescue assisting apparatus 10 includes a voltage monitor as shown in fig. 3, after the vital sign information is obtained in step 401, the power failure alarm information sent by the voltage monitor may be used as a trigger signal for triggering the installation position information of the fire detector to be sent to the rescue terminal, as shown in fig. 5, the specific process is as follows:
step 501: when the voltage monitor monitors that the external power supply stops inputting electric energy to the uninterruptible power supply, sending power failure alarm information to the controller;
step 502: when the controller receives power-off alarm information from the voltage monitor and determines that people are in the detection area according to the vital sign information, the installation position information of the fire detector is sent to at least one rescue terminal in a wireless communication mode through the wireless communication module.
Whether external power supply stops inputting electric energy to the uninterrupted power supply or not is monitored through the voltage monitor, when an earthquake occurs, after the external power supply stops inputting electric energy to the uninterrupted power supply due to disastrous accidents such as explosion and the like, the voltage monitor can send outage alarm information to the controller, the controller can determine whether people are in the area near the fire detector or not according to the vital sign information after receiving the outage alarm information, if people are determined to be in the area near the fire detector, it is shown that people are trapped in the area near the fire detector, and the installation position information of the fire detector is sent to at least one rescue terminal through the controller and the wireless communication module in a wireless communication mode. Therefore, the rescue personnel can determine the area where the trapped personnel are located according to the information displayed by the rescue terminal, and further can find the trapped personnel for rescue as soon as possible, so that the rescue auxiliary method can also improve the efficiency of rescuing the trapped personnel in disasters such as earthquakes, explosions and the like.
Alternatively, on the basis of the rescue assisting method shown in fig. 5, after the power-off alarm information is sent to the controller in step 501, after the controller determines that a person is in the detection area within a preset time period since the power-off alarm information is received according to the vital sign information sent by the life detector, the installation position information of the fire detector can be sent to the at least one rescue terminal in a wireless communication manner through the wireless communication module.
After receiving outage alarm information, whether people exist in a detection area within a recent period of time is determined according to vital sign information received by a controller, after people exist in the detection area within the recent period of time, it is described that people are located in an area adjacent to the detection area, and installation position information of a fire detector is sent to a rescue terminal by using a wireless communication module, so that rescuers can search the area where the fire detector is located in a targeted manner according to information displayed by the rescue terminal, people trapped in other areas adjacent to the detection area can be found out quickly, and the efficiency of rescuing the trapped people in disasters such as earthquakes, explosions and the like is further improved.
Optionally, after the above-mentioned embodiment receives the vital sign information sent by the vital detector, the following operations can be performed by the controller:
and determining whether a person is in the detection area within the early warning duration according to the vital sign information detected within the early warning duration after each preset early warning duration, and storing the determined detection result. When the detection result is stored, the detection result stored in the last early warning duration can be automatically covered.
Accordingly, when determining whether a person is in the detection area within a preset time period since the fire alarm information or the power failure alarm information is received according to the vital sign information, the method can be implemented by using the controller as follows:
and judging whether the stored detection result is that people exist in the detection area, and if so, determining that people exist in the detection area within a preset time period after receiving the fire alarm information or the power-off alarm information.
And determining whether a person is in the detection area in the early warning duration or not according to the vital sign information received in the early warning duration every time one early warning duration passes, storing the determined result as a detection result, and covering the previously stored detection result. Like this, can confirm whether someone is in the detection area according to the detection result that saves in the quick nearest a period of time after receiving fire alarm information or outage alarm information, and then can be stranded detection area or when the area that is close to mutually with the detection area in someone, report the roughly position that stranded personnel were located to the rescue personnel to can further promote the efficiency of rescuing the stranded personnel.
It should be noted that the alarm information described in the above embodiments includes one of fire alarm information and power failure alarm information. When the fire detector sends fire alarm information to the controller, the alarm information refers to fire alarm information. When the voltage monitor sends power-off alarm information to the controller, the alarm information indicates power-off alarm information.
The rescue assisting method provided by the embodiment of the present invention is further described in detail below based on the rescue assisting apparatus shown in fig. 3, and as shown in fig. 6, the method may include the following steps:
step 601: and acquiring the vital sign information of people in the detection area in real time by using the vital detector.
In the embodiment of the invention, the life detector is used for detecting the vital sign information in the detection area corresponding to the installation position of the fire detector in real time, and the detected vital sign information is sent to the controller in real time. The detection area corresponding to the installation position of the fire detector is a personnel activity area within a certain distance range near the installation position of the fire detector.
Step 602: and judging whether the controller receives fire alarm information or power-off alarm information, if so, executing step 603, otherwise, executing step 601.
In the embodiment of the invention, the controller receives fire alarm information from a fire detector and power-off alarm information from a voltage monitor in real time, if the controller receives any one or all of the fire alarm information and the power-off alarm information, the controller judges that a fire disaster or a disaster such as an earthquake, an explosion and the like occurs, and correspondingly executes step 603, and if the controller does not receive the fire alarm information and the power-off alarm information, the controller judges that no disaster occurs, and correspondingly executes step 601. Specifically, when the controller receives the fire alarm information from the fire detector, it indicates that a fire is occurring near the installation location of the fire detector, so that the fire detector is triggered, and step 603 is executed accordingly. When the controller receives the power-off alarm information from the voltage monitor, it indicates that a power supply line between the external power supply and the uninterruptible power supply is damaged due to a disaster such as an earthquake or an explosion, and accordingly step 603 is performed.
Step 603: and (4) judging whether a person exists in the detection area in the last period of time by using the controller, if so, executing step 604, and otherwise, executing step 605.
In the embodiment of the invention, the controller determines whether a person is in the detection area within a preset time period after receiving the fire alarm information/power-off alarm information according to the vital sign information sent by the life detector, if so, it indicates that a person possibly trapped exists in the detection area or an area adjacent to the detection area, and correspondingly executes step 604, otherwise, it indicates that no person is trapped in the detection area, and executes step 605 to end the current flow. In addition, the controller determines whether a person is in the detection area at the current time according to the latest received vital sign information, if so, it indicates that there is a possibility of a trapped person in the detection area or an area adjacent to the detection area, and accordingly executes step 604, otherwise, it indicates that there is no trapped person in the detection area, and executes step 605 to end the current process.
Step 604: and sending the installation position information of the fire detector to the rescue terminal by using the controller, and finishing the current process.
In the embodiment of the invention, after the controller receives part or all of the fire alarm information and the power failure alarm information and determines that people exist in the detection area within a recent period of time, the controller sends the installation position information of the fire detector to at least one rescue terminal in a wireless communication mode through the wireless communication module. After receiving the installation position information of the fire detector, the rescue terminal can display the installation position information of the fire detector, and rescuers can quickly determine the area where the trapped people exist according to the information displayed by the rescue terminal, so that the trapped people can be rescued more quickly, effectively and pertinently.
Step 605: the current flow is ended.
As shown in fig. 7, an embodiment of the present invention provides a rescue assistance system, including: a rescue aid 10, a fire detector 20 and at least one rescue terminal 30 provided in any of the above embodiments;
the fire detector 20 is used for sending fire alarm information to the connected rescue auxiliary device 10 after detecting that fire occurs;
and at least one rescue terminal 30 for receiving the installation position information of the fire detector 20 transmitted by the rescue auxiliary device 10 and displaying the installation position information of the fire detector 20.
According to the rescue auxiliary system provided by the embodiment of the invention, after the fire detector detects that fire occurs, the fire detector sends fire alarm information to the rescue auxiliary device, after the rescue auxiliary device receives the fire alarm information, if people are determined to be in the area near the fire detector within a preset period of time recently, the rescue auxiliary device sends the installation position information of the fire detector to at least one rescue terminal, and the rescue terminal can display the received installation position information of the fire detector to rescuers, so that the rescuers can quickly find the area where people possibly trapped in the fire occur according to the information displayed by the rescue terminal, the trapped people can be quickly rescued, and the efficiency of rescuing the trapped people in the fire can be improved.
In the embodiment of the present invention, the fire detector 20 transmits fire alarm information to the corresponding fire control center through a signal line in addition to transmitting the fire alarm information to the rescue assistance device 10, so as to implement the function of the conventional fire detector. In addition, the rescue terminal 30 may be a portable device specially equipped for rescuers, or may be a mobile phone device installed with a corresponding application program.
The present disclosure also provides a machine-readable medium storing instructions for causing a machine to perform a rescue assistance method as described herein. Specifically, a system or an apparatus equipped with a storage medium on which software program codes that realize the functions of any of the above-described embodiments are stored may be provided, and a computer (or a CPU or MPU) of the system or the apparatus is caused to read out and execute the program codes stored in the storage medium.
In this case, the program code itself read from the storage medium can realize the functions of any of the above-described embodiments, and thus the program code and the storage medium storing the program code constitute a part of the present invention.
Examples of the storage medium for supplying the program code include a floppy disk, a hard disk, a magneto-optical disk, an optical disk (e.g., CD-ROM, CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-ROM, DVD-RAM, DVD-RW, DVD + RW), a magnetic tape, a nonvolatile memory card, and a ROM. Alternatively, the program code may be downloaded from a server computer via a communications network.
Further, it should be clear that the functions of any one of the above-described embodiments may be implemented not only by executing the program code read out by the computer, but also by causing an operating system or the like operating on the computer to perform a part or all of the actual operations based on instructions of the program code.
Further, it is to be understood that the program code read out from the storage medium is written to a memory provided in an expansion board inserted into the computer or to a memory provided in an expansion unit connected to the computer, and then causes a CPU or the like mounted on the expansion board or the expansion unit to perform part or all of the actual operations based on instructions of the program code, thereby realizing the functions of any of the above-described embodiments.
It should be noted that not all steps and modules in the above flows and system structure diagrams are necessary, and some steps or modules may be omitted according to actual needs. The execution order of the steps is not fixed and can be adjusted as required. The system structure described in the above embodiments may be a physical structure or a logical structure, that is, some modules may be implemented by the same physical entity, or some modules may be implemented by a plurality of physical entities, or some components in a plurality of independent devices may be implemented together.
In the above embodiments, the hardware unit may be implemented mechanically or electrically. For example, a hardware element may comprise permanently dedicated circuitry or logic (such as a dedicated processor, FPGA or ASIC) to perform the corresponding operations. The hardware elements may also comprise programmable logic or circuitry, such as a general purpose processor or other programmable processor, that may be temporarily configured by software to perform the corresponding operations. The specific implementation (mechanical, or dedicated permanent, or temporarily set) may be determined based on cost and time considerations.
While the invention has been shown and described in detail in the drawings and in the preferred embodiments, it is not intended to limit the invention to the embodiments disclosed, and it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various combinations of the code auditing means in the various embodiments described above may be used to obtain further embodiments of the invention, which are also within the scope of the invention.

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1. Rescue aid (10), characterized by comprising: a controller (101) connected to the fire detector (20), and a life detector (102) and a wireless communication module (103) connected to the controller (101);
the life detector (102) is used for detecting the vital sign information of people in a detection area corresponding to the installation position of the fire detector (20) in real time and transmitting the vital sign information to the controller (101);
the controller (101) is used for sending installation position information of the fire detector (20) to at least one rescue terminal (30) in a wireless communication mode through the wireless communication module (103) when receiving fire alarm information from the fire detector (20) and determining that people are in the detection area according to the vital sign information sent by the life detector (102).
2. Rescue aid (10) as claimed in claim 1,
the controller (101) is further used for sending installation position information of the fire detector (20) to at least one rescue terminal (30) in a wireless communication mode through the wireless communication module (103) when receiving fire alarm information from the fire detector (20) and determining that a person is in the detection area within a preset time period from the time when the fire alarm information is received according to the vital sign information sent by the life detector (102).
3. Rescue aid (10) according to claim 1, characterized in that the rescue aid (10) further comprises:
an uninterruptible power supply (104) for supplying power to the fire detector (20), the controller (101), the life detector (102) and the wireless communication module (103) after the input of power from the connected external power source is stopped.
4. Rescue aid (10) according to claim 3, characterized in that the rescue aid (10) further comprises: a voltage monitor (105);
the voltage monitor (105) is used for sending power-off alarm information to the controller (101) when the external power supply is monitored to stop inputting electric energy to the uninterruptible power supply (104);
the controller (101) is further used for sending installation position information of the fire detector (20) to the at least one rescue terminal (30) in a wireless communication mode through the wireless communication module (103) when the power-off alarm information from the voltage monitor (105) is received and it is determined that a person is in the detection area according to the vital sign information sent by the vital detector (102).
5. Rescue aid (10) as claimed in claim 4,
the controller (101) is further used for sending installation position information of the fire detector (20) to at least one rescue terminal (30) in a wireless communication mode through the wireless communication module (103) when the power-off alarm information is received from the voltage monitor (105) and a person is determined to be in the detection area within a preset time period from the time when the power-off alarm information is received according to the vital sign information sent by the vital detector (102).
6. Rescue aid (10) as claimed in claim 2 or 5,
the controller (101) is configured to determine whether a person is in the detection area within a preset early warning duration after the preset early warning duration, according to the vital sign information sent by the vital detector (102) within the early warning duration, and store the determined detection result to cover the detection result stored in the previous early warning duration, where the detection result is used to determine whether a person is in the detection area within a preset time period since the corresponding alarm information is received.
7. Rescue aid (10) as claimed in any of the claims 1 to 5,
the life detector (102) comprises: any one or more of a passive infrared detector, a sound detector, and a radar detector.
8. Rescue assistance method for a rescue assistance device (10) according to any one of claims 1 to 7, comprising:
detecting vital sign information of a person in a detection area corresponding to the installation position of the fire detector (20) in real time by using the life detector (102);
receiving, with the controller (101), fire alarm information from the fire detector (20);
when the controller (101) is used for determining that people exist in the detection area according to the vital sign information, the installation position information of the fire detector (20) is sent to at least one rescue terminal (30) through the wireless communication module (103) in a wireless communication mode.
9. The method of claim 8, further comprising, after said receiving with said controller (101) fire alarm information from said fire detector (20):
and utilizing the controller (101) to send the installation position information of the fire detector (20) to at least one rescue terminal (30) in a wireless communication mode through the wireless communication module (103) when the situation that a person is in the detection area within a preset time period after the fire alarm information is received is determined according to the vital sign information sent by the life detector (102).
10. The method of claim 8, wherein when the rescue aid (10) includes the uninterruptible power supply (104), further comprising:
after an external power supply connected with the uninterruptible power supply (104) stops inputting electric energy to the uninterruptible power supply (104), the uninterruptible power supply (104) is used for supplying power to the fire detector (20), the controller (101), the life detector (102) and the wireless communication module (103).
11. The method according to claim 10, wherein when the rescue aid (10) comprises the voltage monitor (105), after the detecting vital sign information of a person in a detection area corresponding to the installation location of the fire detector (20) in real time by the life detector (102), further comprises:
sending power-off alarm information to the controller (101) by using the voltage monitor (105) when the external power supply is monitored to stop inputting electric energy to the uninterruptible power supply (104);
and sending installation position information of the fire detector (20) to the at least one rescue terminal (30) in a wireless communication mode through the wireless communication module (103) by utilizing the controller (101) when the power-off alarm information from the voltage monitor (105) is received and the person in the detection area is determined according to the vital sign information.
12. The method of claim 11, further comprising, after said sending a power-off alert message to the controller (101):
and utilizing the controller (101) to send the installation position information of the fire detector (20) to at least one rescue terminal (30) in a wireless communication mode through the wireless communication module (103) when the situation that a person is in the detection area within a preset time period after the power-off alarm information is received is determined according to the vital sign information sent by the vital detector (102).
13. The method according to claim 9 or 12, wherein after said detecting vital sign information of a person in a detection area corresponding to an installation location of the fire detector (20) in real time with the life detector (102), further comprising:
and determining whether a person is in the detection area within the early warning duration and storing the determined detection result to cover the detection result stored in the previous early warning duration by using the controller (101) according to the vital sign information detected within the early warning duration every time a preset early warning duration passes, wherein the detection result is used for determining whether a person is in the detection area within a preset time period since the corresponding alarm information is received.
14. Rescue assistance system, characterized in that it comprises: -a rescue aid (10) as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 7, -a fire detector (20) and at least one rescue terminal (30);
the fire detector (20) is used for sending the fire alarm information to the connected rescue auxiliary device (10) after the occurrence of fire is detected;
the at least one rescue terminal (30) is used for receiving the installation position information of the fire detector (20) sent by the rescue auxiliary device (10) and displaying the installation position information of the fire detector (20).
15. A machine readable medium having stored thereon computer instructions which, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to perform the method of any of claims 8 to 13.
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