EP2983148A1 - Système d'alerte d'urgence sensible à la voix - Google Patents
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- the present invention is generally related to emergency alert systems, and more specifically, to fire emergency systems.
- Fire emergency systems typically include one or more alarms located at various locations such as hallways and/or individual rooms.
- the alarms can include an audio alert and/or a visual alert that is sensed by one or more persons located in the vicinity of the alarm system. In this manner, the alarm system only output alerts without taking into consideration the actions of one or more persons located in proximity -of the alarm.
- a sound-sensitive emergency alert system comprises at least one electronic alarm module disposed at a predetermined location in a building.
- the at least one electronic alarm module is configured to perform at least one of output at least one alert, detect at least one acoustic sound, and adjust the output of the at least one alert based on the detected at least one acoustic sound.
- the at least one electronic alarm module is further configured to transmit information about the detected at least one acoustic sound to components in communication with the emergency alert system.
- a method of alerting an emergency event comprises outputting at least one alert in response to detecting an emergency event.
- the method further includes detecting at least one acoustic sound following detection of the emergency event and detecting a location of the at least one acoustic sound.
- the method further includes adjusting the output of the at least one alert in response to detecting the at least one detected acoustic sound.
- the method further includes transmitting information indicating the location of the at least one acoustic sound to an electronic control module remotely located from the location of the at least one acoustic sound.
- the voice-sensitive emergency system can dynamically adjust operation in response to detecting one or more acoustic sounds such as voices, for example, during an emergency event.
- An emergency event can include various non-limiting events including, but not limited to, a fire, detected smoke detected carbon monoxide gas, a security breach of a building, and structural damage of a building.
- the acoustic voices include vocal requests for help during the emergency event.
- the voice-sensitive emergency alert system is configured to determine and display the location of the acoustic voice.
- the voice-sensitive emergency alert system is also configured to dynamically change operation of an individual alarm module in response to detecting the acoustic voice. For example, a volume of an emitted audio alert can be decreased to facilitate search/rescue and reduce discomfort of one or more persons in the vicinity of the alarm module.
- the audio alert and/or visual alert may also be output differently at the location where the acoustic voice is detected to guide the emergency personnel towards the locality of the acoustic voices (e.g., the help requests).
- the voice-sensitive emergency alert system can interact with persons requesting for help and can ask for clarification on their location and/or needs of the user such as, for example, the nature of the situation or amount of people located in a confined area. While various features of the invention have been described, it is to be understood that various embodiments of the invention may include only some or a combination of the inventive features.
- the sound-sensitive emergency alert system 100 includes an electronic alarm module 102, an electronic control unit 104 and an electronic graphic user interface (GUI) 106.
- the alarm module 102 is disposed at one or more predetermined locations and is configured to detect one or more acoustic sounds 108 at a respective location.
- the electronic control unit 104 is in electrical communication with each alarm module 102 and is programmed with the location of each respective alarm module 102. In this manner, the electronic control unit 104 is configured to receive one or more sound detection signals from a respective alarm module 102, and determine the location of the respective alarm module 102 which detects the acoustic signal 108. Accordingly, the electronic control unit 104 can determine the location of one or more persons 110 based on the locality of the detected acoustic signal 108.
- the GUI 106 is in communication with the electronic control unit 104 and outputs information indicating the location of one or more detected acoustic signals 108 to emergency personnel 112, as discussed in greater detail below.
- the alarm module 102 includes an acoustic sensor 114, an acoustic output device 116, a visual output device 118, an electronic alert communication and control module 120, an electronic sound recognition module 122, and an electronic communication and control module 124. According to an embodiment, for example, all the sensing, recognition, control and notification functions are implemented in the electronic alarm module, which in turn interfaces with pre-existing emergency systems like pre-existing alarm units to allow installation within legacy systems.
- the acoustic sensor 114 includes, for example a microphone, and is configured to detect various acoustic sounds, including human voices 108. In this manner, the acoustic sensor 114 may sense one or more acoustic voices 108 and convert the acoustic voices 108 into a sound detection signal. Although acoustic voices are described, the acoustic sensor 114 may also be configured to detect other acoustic sounds such as animal response (e.g., dog barks) or hand clapping (useful for voice impaired individuals or individuals wearing gas masks).
- animal response e.g., dog barks
- hand clapping useful for voice impaired individuals or individuals wearing gas masks.
- the acoustic output device 116 and the visual output device 118 are each configured to output an audio alert 117 and a visual alert 119, respectively.
- the acoustic output device 116 may include a speaker, for example, and the audio alert 117 may include various selectable tones and/or voice messages and/or volume levels (i.e., decibels) output from the acoustic output device 116.
- the visual output device 118 may include a lamp, for example, and the visual alert 119 may include a light emitted at various selectable frequencies and/or colors (i.e., wavelengths).
- the alert communication and control module 120 is in electrical communication with the acoustic sensor 114, the acoustic output device 116 and the visual output device 118.
- the alert communication and control module 120 is configured to control the output of the acoustic output device 116 and/or the visual output device 118 in response to detecting the acoustic voice 108 via the acoustic sensor 114.
- the alert communication and control module 120 is configured to control the acoustic output device 116 to selectively output the audio alert 117 at different decibel levels in response to detecting the acoustic voice 108.
- the alert communication and control module 120 controls the acoustic output device 116 to output the audio alert 117 at a first decibel level when the sound-sensitive emergency alert system 100 detects an emergency event, and at a second level less than the first decibel level in response to detecting an acoustic voice 108.
- the requests for help are not masked during an emergency event such as, for example, a fire.
- the decreased volume reduces discomfort of one or more persons 110 located near the alarm module 102.
- the alert communication and control module 120 is also configured to control the visual output device 118 to output light at a first wavelength (i.e., a first color) and/or first frequency when the sound-sensitive emergency alert system 100 detects the emergency event.
- a first wavelength i.e., a first color
- first frequency i.e., a first frequency
- the alert communication and control module controls 120 the visual output device 118 to output the light at a second wavelength (i.e., second color) different from the first wavelength and/or a second frequency different from the first frequency.
- a white light is output at locations where no acoustic voices are detected whereas a red light is output at locations where a respective alarm module 102 detects acoustic voices.
- the second color (e.g., red light) may also be pulsed at a faster/slower frequency than the frequency of the white light.
- the locations of detected acoustic voices 108 can be visually distinguished from other locations to indicate the locality of one or more persons 110 requesting help, which aids emergency personnel in quickly finding and providing assistance to those persons 110.
- the sound recognition module 122 is in electrical communication with the acoustic sensor 114 and is configured to convert the acoustic voices 108 into a sound detection signal. Although acoustic voices are described, the sound recognition module 122 may also identify other acoustic sounds such as animal response including, but not limited to, dog barks. In addition to detecting an acoustic voice, the sound recognition module 122 may also determine specific vocal statements of one or more persons 110. The statements may include, for example, names of one or more persons requesting help, a number of people in an area near the alarm module 102, the verbal location of one or more persons, etc. The sound recognition module 122 may utilize various well-known acoustic and language models and speech recognition algorithms for determining and recognizing human speech and verbal statements including, but not limited to a hidden Markov model (HMM).
- HMM hidden Markov model
- the sound recognition module 122 can recognize one or more vocal statements and can determine a vocal alert response message in response to receiving a vocal statement from one or more persons 110.
- the sound recognition module can store a plurality of vocal alert responses/messages, and select a particular vocal alert response among the plurality of vocal alert responses based on the vocal statement received from one or more persons 110.
- the vocal alert responses include, but are not limited to, a vocal inquiry, a vocal answer, and a vocal recommended course of action based on the recognized voice signal, e.g., the recognized human speech.
- the selected vocal alert response/message is then communicated to the alert communication and control module 120 such that the corresponding vocal alert response 117 is output to nearby persons via the acoustic output device 116, as illustrated in FIGS.
- the vocal alert/response messages include, for example, information on the location of one or more exits and precise instructions that direct persons in the vicinity to an exit route leading to the exits. Accordingly, the vocal alert/response messages can instruct people in the vicinity of the electronic alarm module about how and when to use the sound recognition feature of this system.
- the communication and control module 124 is in electrical communication with the sound recognition module 122, the alert communication and control module 120, and the electronic control unit 104.
- the connection between the sound recognition module 122, the communication and control module 124 and the alert communication and control module 120 forms a feedback loop that controls operation of the acoustic output device 116 and/or the visual output device 118 in response to detecting an acoustic voice.
- the alarm module 102 can operate dynamically based on the acoustic responses and requests of one or more persons 110 located in the vicinity.
- the electronic control unit 104 is located remotely from the alarm modules 102 included in the emergency alert system 100 and may operate as an electronic main control and indicating panel. According to an embodiment, a location signal indicating the predetermined location of one or more alarm modules 102 may be communicated from the communication and control module 124 to the electronic control unit 104. The electronic control unit 104 may also be programmed with the location of each respective alarm module 102. In a system where the electronic control unit 104 is connected to the alarm module 102 using wires or radio protocols (See FIG. 3 ), the electronic control unit 104 may determine which connection delivered the sound detection signal to determine the respective alarm module 102 that detected the acoustic voice 108.
- the sound detection signals may also include data indicating which particular alarm module 102 generated the respective voice signal.
- the electronic control unit 104 is configured to receive one or more sound detection signals from a respective alarm module 102, and can determine the location of the respective alarm module 102 that detected the acoustic voice 108. In either case described above, the electronic control unit 104 can determine the location of one or more persons 110 based on the locality of the detected acoustic voice 108.
- the GUI 106 is in communication with the electronic control unit 104 to input and/or output information corresponding to the emergency alert system 100 as discussed in greater detail below.
- the GUI 106 may be integrated with the electronic control unit 104 and/or may be located remotely from the electronic control unit 104.
- a graphical representation of the sound-sensitive emergency alert system 100 shown in FIG. 3 is displayed by the GUI 106. More specifically, the GUI 106 displays the predetermined locations (e.g., Units 1-9) containing a respective alarm module 102. The predetermined locations may also include, but are not limited to, hallways, stairwells, etc. When an acoustic voice 108 is detected by one or more alarm units 102, an alert indicator 126 is displayed at the respective location (e.g., unit 6 and unit 7) of the detected acoustic voice. Accordingly, emergency personnel 112 can quickly and easily ascertain the location of one or more persons 110 in need of assistance during an emergency event. The GUI 106 may also display additional information about each predetermined location including the number of persons, the name of the persons, etc.
- the GUI 106 may also display additional information about each predetermined location including the number of persons, the name of the persons, etc.
- a flow diagram illustrates a method of detecting the locality of acoustic voices during an emergency event according to an exemplary embodiment.
- the method begins at operation 500, and at operation 502 an emergency event is detected.
- the emergency event includes, for example, a fire emergency.
- the fire emergency may be detected in various manners including, but not limited to, smoke/fire/heat detectors, emergency exit usage, and manual detection.
- audio alerts and/or visual alerts are output from respective audio output devices and visual output devices.
- an acoustic sound such as a voice, for example, is detected by one or more respective alarm modules.
- the location of the acoustic sound is determined.
- the location of the acoustic sound may be determined based on the location of the respective alarm module and/or based on a verbal statement provided by a person in proximity of the respective alarm module.
- the locality of the detected acoustic sound is displayed with respect to the predetermined locations of each alarm unit.
- the audio alert and/or the visual output from one or more alarm modules that detected a respective acoustic sound is adjusted. For example, the volume of the acoustic alert may be decreased and the color of the visual alert may be changed.
- a vocal alert message is output from one or more of the audio output devices that detected the respective acoustic sound, and the method ends at operation 516.
- one or more embodiments provide a two-way interactive voice-sensitive emergency alert system that can dynamically adjust operation in response to detecting one or more acoustic voices during an emergency event such as, for example, a fire.
- the voice-sensitive emergency system therefore is capable of enhancing search/rescue of individual while reducing discomfort in the vicinity of the alarm module.
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