KR102043832B1 - Smart shelter - Google Patents

Abstract

The smart shelter includes a first body portion extending in a first direction, a second body portion extending in a second direction intersecting the first direction from an upper portion of the first body portion, a sunshade projecting from a side surface of the second body portion, and a second It includes a heater provided in the lower portion of the body portion.

Description

Smart Shelter {SMART SHELTER}

The present invention relates to a smart shelter.

Recently many sunshade devices have been installed in India. Sunshades simply shade people so that people waiting for a signal to cross the crosswalk are not exposed to strong sunlight.

Patent 10-962508 discloses a folding shade membrane device. Since the shade device of Korean Patent No. 10-962508 provides only a simple shade film, it is generally used only in summer and takes up space unnecessarily in seasons other than summer. In addition, the shade device of Patent No. 10-962508 has a disadvantage in that the operation is inconvenient because a person must manually fold or unfold the shade film.

Korean Patent No. 10-1871202 discloses a shade membrane device including a configuration in which outside air is blown to a lower portion of a shade membrane by using a shade membrane that is automatically opened and closed according to illuminance or wind speed, and a sirocco fan operated by solar power generation. However, Patent No. 10-1871202, like Patent No. 10-962508, requires a person to manually fold or unfold the shade to operate the shade in a general situation (i.e., not according to illuminance or wind speed). And since it is not used in rainy seasons other than summer, it takes up the space unnecessarily and has its disadvantages.

Korean Patent No. 10-1824909 discloses a sunshade device including a walking signal identification unit for irradiating green light or red light in conjunction with a sunshade and a signal lamp operated by sensing temperature, rainy weather, air volume, and wind speed. Korean Patent No. 10-1824909 discloses that a person must manually fold or unfold a shade film in order to operate the shade film in a general situation (ie, not according to temperature, rainy weather, wind volume, and wind speed) and outside summer. Since it is not used in rain or snow seasons, it takes up space unnecessarily and has its disadvantages.

The problem to be solved is to provide a smart shelter with a variety of functions.

The problem to be solved is to provide a smart shelter with high utility.

The problem to be solved is to provide a smart shelter that can be controlled and managed remotely.

However, the problem to be solved is not limited to the above disclosure.

In one aspect, the first body portion extending in the first direction; A second body portion extending from the upper portion of the first body portion in a second direction crossing the first direction; Awning film protruding from the side of the second body portion; And a heater provided below the second body portion. A smart shelter may be provided.

The heater emits radiant heat, the air under the sunshade is heated by the radiant heat, and the sunshade can prevent the heated air from rising so as to increase the time that the air stays under the sunshade.

The heaters may be provided in pairs.

The heater may protrude from the bottom surface of the second body portion.

The heater may extend along the second direction, and the length along the second direction of the heater may be at least half of the length along the second direction of the second body portion.

Further comprising a solar module provided on the second body portion, wherein the heater may be driven by at least one of the power and the external power produced by the solar module.

It may further include a display unit provided on the side of the first body portion.

The charging unit may further include a charging unit provided on a side of the first body unit, and the charging unit may include at least one of a wired charging device and a wireless charging device.

Lower illumination provided to the lower portion of the second body portion; And an upper lighting provided at an upper end of the first body portion.

The upper lighting may be disposed at a level higher than the second body portion.

A photographing unit for photographing its surroundings; And a storage unit which stores the image photographed by the photographing unit.

Sunshade; heater; A communication unit communicating with an external server; And a processor, wherein the processor comprises: a smart shelter that controls the shade screen so that the shade screen is expanded or contracted based on a control signal received by the communication unit, and controls the heater so that the heater is turned on or off May be provided.

The micro dust signal unit may further include the processor. The processor may control the micro dust signal unit to emit light having a color corresponding to the fine dust concentration based on the control signal.

A first body portion extending in a first direction; A second body portion extending from the upper portion of the first body portion in a second direction crossing the first direction; Lower lighting provided below the second body portion; And an upper light provided at an upper end of the first body, wherein the processor controls the lower light to turn on or off the lower light on the basis of the control signal, The top light can be controlled to turn off.

The apparatus further includes a photographing unit, wherein the processor controls the photographing unit to photograph the surroundings to generate moving picture data based on the control signal, and transmits the moving picture data to the external server. can do.

In one aspect, the first body portion extending in the first direction; A second body portion extending from the upper portion of the first body portion in a second direction crossing the first direction; Awning film provided in the second body portion; A heater provided below the second body portion; temperature Senser; And a processor, wherein the processor controls the temperature sensor such that the temperature sensor measures temperature to generate temperature data, and operates the heater to release heat when the temperature is below a reference temperature; The smart shelter may be provided to stop the operation of the heater when the temperature exceeds the reference temperature.

The processor controls the awning film so that the awning film is expanded when the heater is operated, and the expanded awning film prevents the air heated by the heater from rising, thereby maintaining the time for the air to stay under the awning film. Can be increased.

And a weight sensor for measuring a weight applied to the awning film, wherein when the awning film is in an extended state, the processor is configured to insert the awning film into the second body part when the weight is equal to or greater than a reference weight. Can be controlled.

And a display unit provided on the first body to output information, wherein the processor is further configured to display a warning phrase regarding the operation of the sunshade on the display before the sunshade is operated to be inserted into the second body. You can print

The sensor may further include a distance measuring sensor, wherein the processor is configured to, between the second body portion and the object approaching the second body portion at a height at which the distance measuring sensor is disposed, when the awning curtain is extended. The shade sensor may be controlled to measure a distance of the shade sensor, and the shade curtain may be controlled to reduce the shade curtain when the distance is less than or equal to a reference distance.

The present disclosure can provide a smart shelter having various functions.

The present disclosure can provide a smart shelter with high utility.

The present disclosure can provide a smart shelter that can be controlled and managed remotely.

However, the effects of the invention are not limited to the above disclosure.

1 is a block diagram of a smart shelter in accordance with exemplary embodiments of the present invention.
2 is a perspective view of a smart shelter in accordance with example embodiments.
3 is a front view of the smart shelter of FIG.
4 is a perspective view of the smart shelter having an expanded state. 5 is a front view of the smart shelter of FIG.
FIG. 6 is a flowchart for describing an operating mode according to pre-stored conditions of the smart shelter of FIGS. 2 to 5.
FIG. 7 is a conceptual diagram for describing an operation aspect of the smart shelter of FIG. 6.
FIG. 8 is a flowchart for describing an operating mode according to pre-stored conditions of the smart shelter of FIGS. 2 to 5.
FIG. 9 is a conceptual diagram for describing an operating aspect of the smart shelter of FIG. 8.
FIG. 10 is a flowchart for describing an operating mode according to pre-stored conditions of the smart shelter of FIGS. 2 to 5.
FIG. 11 is a conceptual diagram for describing an operation aspect of the smart shelter of FIG. 10.
FIG. 12 is a conceptual diagram for describing an operating aspect of the smart shelter of FIG. 10.
FIG. 13 is a flowchart for describing an operating mode according to pre-stored conditions of the smart shelter of FIGS. 2 to 5.
14 is a conceptual diagram illustrating a smart shelter system according to example embodiments.
FIG. 15 is a conceptual diagram illustrating a providing position of smart shelter of FIG. 14.

Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the drawings, like reference numerals refer to like elements, and the size of each element in the drawings may be exaggerated for clarity and convenience of description. Meanwhile, the embodiments described below are merely exemplary, and various modifications are possible from these embodiments.

Hereinafter, what is described as "upper" or "upper" may include not only directly over and in contact but also overlying.

Singular expressions include plural expressions unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. In addition, when a part is said to "include" a certain component, which means that it may further include other components, except to exclude other components unless otherwise stated.

In addition, the term "... unit" described in the specification means a unit for processing at least one function or operation, which may be implemented in hardware or software, or a combination of hardware and software.

1 is a block diagram of a smart shelter in accordance with exemplary embodiments of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1, a smart shelter 1 including a processor CU, a communication unit TU, a sensor unit SU, an operation unit OP, a power unit PU, and a storage unit MU is provided. Can be. The smart shelter 1 may provide various information including fine dust concentration information to the user and a place where the user of the smart shelter 1 may avoid strong sunlight, cold air, rain, and snow. For example, the smart shelter 1 may be provided on a sidewalk adjacent to the crosswalk, so that the user can use it while waiting for the crosswalk signal.

The processor CU may receive measurement signals from the sensor unit SU. For example, the measurement signals may be generated by sensors included in the sensor unit SU, respectively. The processor CU may store the measurement signals in the storage unit MU. The processor CU may control the operation unit OP based on the measurement signals. The processor CU controls the power unit PU to distribute power to the components included in the operation unit OP.

The communication unit TU may communicate with a server outside the smart shelter 1. The communication unit TU may communicate with a server outside the smart shelter 1 by wire or wirelessly. For example, the communication unit (TU) may include a local area network (LAN), a wide area network (WAN), a value added network (VAN), a mobile radio communication network, a satellite communication network. And one or more components that allow for communication through a mutual combination thereof. In addition, the communication unit TU may transmit and receive data or signals wirelessly with an external device or an external server using a wireless LAN (for example, Wi-Fi). In one example, the communication unit TU may receive a control signal from a server outside the smart shelter 1. The control signal may be a signal for controlling the operation unit OP. The control signal may be generated by a manager of the smart shelter 1 using a terminal device connected to an external server. That is, the manager of the smart shelter 1 may remotely control the smart shelter 1 using the terminal device. The communication unit TU may provide the control signal to the processor CU. The server may be a device connected to the terminal device through a network to transmit and receive data and to provide an application according to a user's request. The terminal device is a terminal that can be used by an administrator, and can be a terminal that can transmit and receive data by accessing a server through a wired or wireless network. For example, the terminal device may be a smartphone, a PC, a tablet PC, a notebook, a mobile phone, a personal digital assistant (PDA), a laptop, a wearable device, and other mobile or non-mobile computing devices, but the present invention is not limited thereto. .

The sensor unit SU may generate signals corresponding to the situation around the smart shelter 1. The sensor unit SU may include a motion sensor 110, a weight sensor 120, a wind volume / wind sensor 130, an illuminance sensor 140, a rain sensor 150, a dust sensor 160, a temperature sensor 170, And a distance measuring sensor 180. This is merely illustrative. In another exemplary embodiment, the sensor unit SU may include only some of the sensors, or may include other sensors other than the sensors. The sensor unit SU may provide the signals to the processor CU. The processor CU may store the signals in the storage unit MU.

The motion sensor 110 may detect a user's motion of the smart shelter 1. For example, the motion sensor 110 may include an infrared sensor. The weight sensor 120 may detect a weight applied to the sunshade to be described later. The air volume / wind speed sensor 130 may measure the amount and intensity of wind provided to the smart shelter 1. The illuminance sensor 140 may detect the illuminance around the smart shelter 1. For example, the illumination sensor 140 may include a photodiode. The rain sensor 150 may detect rain and / or snow falling on the smart shelter 1. For example, the rain sensor 150 may detect rain and / or snow by using a phenomenon in which the reflectance of light is reduced by water droplets. The dust sensor 160 may measure the dust concentration around the smart shelter 1. The temperature sensor 170 may measure the temperature around the smart shelter 1. The distance sensor 180 may measure a distance between an object approaching the shade 220 and the shade 220 at a height where the shade 220 is disposed. For example, the distance measuring sensor 180 may include an ultrasonic sensor.

The operation unit OP may include a lighting unit 210, a shading unit 220, a photographing unit 230, a heater unit 240, a display unit 250, a fine dust signal unit 260, and a charging unit 270. Can be. This is merely illustrative. In another exemplary embodiment, the operating unit OP may include only some of the above components, or may include other components.

The lighting unit 210 may emit light. The lighting unit 210 may be controlled by the processor CU to provide light around the smart shelter 1. For example, the lighting unit 210 may include LED lighting. In example embodiments, the lighting unit 210 may be operated in response to the illuminance measured by the illuminance sensor 140.

Shading 220 may be expanded or contracted. The shade 220 may provide a shade to the user of the smart shelter 1 in an expanded state or may prevent the air heated by the heater 240 from rising. The sun shade 220 may be operated based on a signal generated by at least one of the weight sensor 120, the airflow / wind speed sensor 130, the illuminance sensor 140, and the rain sensor 150.

The photographing unit 230 may be controlled by the processor CU to generate a moving picture by photographing around the smart shelter 1. The processor CU may store the video in the storage unit MU. In example embodiments, the photographing unit 230 may be operated based on a signal generated by the motion sensor 110.

The heater unit 240 may emit heat. The heater 240 may provide heat to the user of the smart shelter 1. The heater unit 240 may be operated based on signals generated by at least one of the motion sensor 110 and the temperature sensor 170.

The display unit 250 may be controlled by the processor CU to output information. For example, the display unit 250 may output guide information, advertisements, and warning displays.

The fine dust signal unit 260 may emit light having a color corresponding to the fine dust concentration. The processor CU is based on a signal received from the dust sensor 160 or a signal received from the outside of the smart shelter 1 by the communication unit TU, so that the fine dust signal unit 260 emits light. The unit 260 may be controlled.

The charger 270 may charge the electronic device. For example, a user of the smart shelter 1 may charge the mobile device using the charging unit 270. The charging unit 270 may include a wired charging device or a wireless charging device.

The power unit PU may include a solar module 310 and a storage battery 320. The solar module 310 may receive sunlight to produce power. The storage battery 320 can store the power produced by the solar module 310. The smart shelter 1 may be driven by at least one of the power produced by the solar module 310 and the power supplied from the outside of the smart shelter 1.

The smart shelter 1 of the present disclosure evacuates the user of the smart shelter 1 from sunlight, rain, snow, cold, and crime by using the shade part 220, the heater part 240, and the photographing part 230. We can provide a place to do it. The smart shelter 1 of the present disclosure may provide fine dust information and various information to the user of the smart shelter 2 using the fine dust signal unit 260 and the display unit 250.

In general, sunshade devices are only used in summer because they only have the ability to block strong sunlight. In this case, during the season when the sunscreen device is not used (for example, winter), the sunscreen device is unnecessarily occupying a space. That is, the sunscreen device has low utility. Furthermore, in order to operate the sun visor, a person must directly access the sun visor.

The smart shelter 1 of the present disclosure can be evacuated from sunlight, rain, snow, cold, and crime to the user of the smart shelter 1 by using the sun visor, the heater 240, and the photographing unit 230. Can be provided. A smart shelter 1 that can be used regardless of season may be provided. A smart shelter 1 with high utility can be provided.

The smart shelter 1 of the present disclosure may provide fine dust information and various information to the user of the smart shelter 1 by using the fine dust signal unit 260 and the display unit 250.

The smart shelter 1 of the present disclosure may be controlled by a command input by the administrator to the terminal device. For example, the administrator can input a command using the input device of the terminal device, and the command can reach the smart shelter 1 via the server. The processor of the smart shelter 1 may control the components of the operating unit based on the command received by the communication unit TU. A smart shelter 1 may be provided that can be controlled remotely even if a person does not directly access the smart shelter 1. As a result, the smart shelter 1 which is easy to control and manage can be provided.

2 is a perspective view of a smart shelter in accordance with example embodiments. 3 is a front view of the smart shelter of FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the smart shelter having an expanded state. 5 is a front view of the smart shelter of FIG. For brevity of description, substantially the same content as described with reference to FIG. 1 may not be described.

2 to 5, the body part 10, the lighting part 210, the shade part 220, the photographing part 230, the heater part 240, the display part 250, and the fine dust signal part 260. The smart shelter 2 including the charging unit 270, and the solar module 310 may be provided. In the body portion 10, a processor, a storage unit, a communication unit, a storage battery, and a sensor unit described with reference to FIG. 1 may be provided.

The body portion 10 may include a first body 12 extending in the first direction D1. For example, the first body 12 may extend in a direction perpendicular to the ground surface GR.

The body portion 10 may include a second body 14 extending in a second direction D2 crossing the first direction D1. For example, the second body 14 may extend in a direction parallel to the ground surface GR. The second body 14 may extend in the second direction D2 from the top of the first body 12. Openings 14_OP may be provided at both sides of the second body 14, respectively.

The lighting unit 210 may include a lower light 212 and an upper light 214. The lower light 212 may be provided below the second body 14. The lower lighting 212 may extend along the second direction D2. The length along the second direction D2 of the lower illumination 212 may be at least half of the length along the second direction D2 of the second body 14. The lower light 212 can emit light below the second body 14. For example, the lighting unit 210 may include LED lighting. The bottom lights 212 may be provided in pairs. This is merely illustrative. In another example, the bottom lights 212 may be provided in one or three or more. The pair of lower lights 212 may be spaced apart from each other along a third direction D3 crossing the first and second directions D1 and D2. The pair of lower lights 212 may be provided at both ends in the third direction D3 of the second body 14, respectively. The upper light 214 may be provided at an upper end of the first body 12. The upper light 214 may be disposed at a position higher than the second body 14. Top light 214 can emit light. For example, the top light 214 can include LED light.

The processor may control the lower light 212 and the upper light 214 such that the lower light 212 and the upper light 214 operate according to a condition previously stored in the storage. In one example, the bottom light 212 and the top light 214 can be actuated according to time of day. For example, the lower light 212 and the upper light 214 may be controlled by a processor to be turned on at the first time and off at the second time. In one example, the bottom light 212 and the top light 214 can be operated according to the illuminance. For example, the lower light 212 and the upper light 214 may be controlled by a processor to be turned on when the illuminance is below the reference illuminance and off when the illuminance is above the reference illuminance. In one example, the bottom light 212 and the top light 214 can be operated in accordance with time of day and illumination. For example, the lower light 212 and the upper light 214 are controlled by a processor to turn on when the first time is reached or when the illuminance is below the reference illuminance, and when the second time is reached or when the illuminance is above the reference illuminance Can be turned off.

The processor may control the lower light 212 and the upper light 214 such that the lower light 212 and the upper light 214 operate on signals received from an external server by the communication unit. For example, when the administrator inputs a command to turn on the lower light 212 and the upper light 214 to the terminal device, the communication unit receives a signal to turn on the lower light 212 and the upper light 214 from an external server. can do. The processor may control the lower illumination 212 and the upper illumination 214 such that the lower illumination 212 and the upper illumination 214 emit light based on the signal.

Shading unit 220 may be provided to the second body (14). The sun shade 220 may include a sun shade 222, a support 224, and a cover 226. One end of the sunscreen 222 may be fixed in the second body 14, and the other end may be fixed in the cover 226. For example, one end of the sunscreen 222 may be fixed to a roller (not shown) in the second body 14. Accordingly, when the awning film 222 is reduced or expanded, the awning film 222 may be wound on or released from the roller. When the sunscreen 222 is reduced, the sunscreen 222 may be inserted into the second body 14. When the sunscreen 222 is extended, the sunscreen 222 may protrude out of the second body 14. For example, the expanded awning 222 may protrude from the side of the second body 14.

One end of the support 224 may be fixed in the second body 14, and the other end may be fixed to the cover 226. For example, the support 224 can be folded or unfolded. Operation of the support 224 can be controlled by a processor. When the support 224 is unfolded, the cover 226 may be away from the second body 14. Since the other end of the awning 222 is fixed to the cover 226, the awning 222 can be expanded. When the support 224 is folded, the cover 226 can be close to the second body 14. Since the other end of the awning 222 is fixed to the cover 226, the awning 222 can be reduced. In one example, a pair of supports 224 may be provided in one shade 220.

The cover 226 may have substantially the same shape and the same size as the opening 14_OP. When the support 224 is fully folded (ie, when the sunscreen 222 is fully collapsed), the cover 226 can be inserted into the opening 14_OP to block the opening 14_OP.

Awnings 222 may be provided in pairs. The pair of awnings 222 may be provided on both side surfaces of the second body 14 along the third direction D3. The pair of awnings 222 may be operated independently. For example, the pair of awnings 222 may be expanded or shrunk simultaneously or at this time.

The processor may control the awning 222 so that the awning 222 may expand or contract according to a condition previously stored in the storage. In one example, the awning 222 may be expanded or contracted with time. For example, the sun visor 222 may be controlled by a processor to extend at a first time and to shrink at a second time. In one example, the shade 222 may be expanded or contracted according to the roughness. For example, the shading film 222 may be controlled by a processor to be expanded when the illuminance is greater than or equal to the reference illuminance and to be reduced when the illuminance is less than or equal to the reference illuminance. In one example, the sun visor 222 may be operated in accordance with time of day and illumination. For example, the shade 222 may be controlled by a processor to be expanded when the first time is reached or the illuminance is less than the reference illuminance, and may be reduced when the second time is reached or the illuminance is more than the reference illuminance.

In one example, the sunshade 222 having an expanded state may be reduced according to the air volume and the wind speed. For example, the awning film 222 having an expanded state may be controlled by a processor and may be reduced when the air volume and the wind speed are greater than or equal to a reference value.

In one example, the awning film 222 having an expanded state may be reduced according to the weight applied to the awning film 222. For example, the awning film 222 having an expanded state may be controlled by a processor and may be reduced when the weight is greater than or equal to the reference weight.

In one example, the awning 222 having a reduced state may expand with rain and / or snow. For example, the sun visor 222 having a collapsed state may be controlled by a processor to expand when the rain sensor detects rain and / or snow. The processor may shrink the expanded sunscreen 222 again when rain and / or snow are no longer detected.

In one example, the pair of awnings 222 may be expanded or contracted according to a signal received from an external server by the communication unit. For example, when the administrator inputs a command to extend the pair of sunscreens 222 to the terminal device, the communication unit may receive a signal for extending the pair of sunscreens 222 from an external server. The processor may control the shade 220 to expand the pair of shade layers 222 based on the signal.

The photographing unit 230 may be provided below the second body 14. The photographing unit 230 may be provided at an end portion of the second body 14 along the second direction D2. The photographing unit 230 may generate a video by photographing the surroundings of the smart shelter 2. For example, the photographing unit 230 may include a CCTV device. The photographing unit 230 may provide the video to the processor. The processor may store the video in the storage unit.

The processor may control the photographing unit 230 so that the photographing unit 230 photographs according to a condition previously stored in the storage unit. In one example, the photographing unit 230 may take a picture according to the presence of the user. For example, when the motion sensor detects a user's movement, the photographing unit 230 may photograph the surroundings of the smart shelter 2, and when there is no user's movement for a predetermined time, the photographing unit 230 stops recording. can do.

In one example, the photographing unit 230 may operate on a signal received from an external server by the communication unit. For example, when the administrator inputs a command for operating the photographing unit 230 to the terminal device, the communication unit may receive a signal for operating the photographing unit 230 from an external server. The processor may control the photographing unit 230 to photograph the photographing unit 230 based on the signal.

The heater unit 240 may include a pair of heaters 240. However, the number of heaters 240 is not limited. In another example, the heater 240 may be provided in one or three or more. The pair of heaters 240 may be provided below the second body 14. The pair of heaters 240 may be provided between the pair of lighting units 210. The pair of heaters 240 may extend along the second direction D2. The pair of heaters 240 may protrude from the bottom surface of the second body 14. The pair of heaters 240 may be spaced apart from each other along the third direction D3. The pair of heaters 240 may radiate radiant heat. For example, each of the pair of heaters 240 may include an infrared heater. The pair of heaters 240 may provide radiant heat directly to the user of the smart shelter 2 and increase the temperature of the air under the second body 14.

The processor may control the pair of heaters 240 to turn on the pair of heaters 240 according to a condition previously stored in the storage unit. Hereinafter, when the pair of heaters 240 are turned on, the pair of heaters 240 emit radiant heat, and when the pair of heaters 240 are turned off, the pair of heaters 240 is turned off. ) Means no radiant heat. In one example, the pair of heaters 240 may operate with time. For example, the heater 240 may be controlled by a processor to be turned on at a first time and to be turned off at a second time.

In one example, the pair of heaters 240 may operate according to the temperature around the smart shelter 2. For example, the pair of heaters 240 may be controlled by a processor to turn on when the temperature is below the reference temperature and off when the temperature is above the reference temperature. The temperature can be measured by a temperature sensor.

In one example, the pair of heaters 240 may operate according to the presence or absence of the user of the smart shelter (2). For example, the pair of heaters 240 may be controlled by a processor to be turned on when a user is present and to be turned off when there is no user. The user can be sensed by the motion sensor.

 In one example, the pair of heaters 240 may operate according to the ambient temperature of the smart shelter 2 and the presence or absence of a user. For example, the pair of heaters 240 may be controlled by a processor so that it is turned on only when the temperature is below the reference temperature and a user of the smart shelter 2 is present. Thus, even if the temperature is below the reference temperature, if there is no user, the pair of heaters 240 may be turned off.

The processor may control the sunscreen 222 such that the sunscreen 222 is expanded while the pair of heaters 240 are turned on. The air may be heated by the radiant heat emitted from the pair of heaters 240. The heated air may rise. The expanded awning 222 prevents the heated air from rising, thereby increasing the time for the air to stay under the expanded awning 222. Accordingly, the time for which the user of the smart shelter 2 is exposed to warm air may be increased.

In one example, the pair of heaters 240 may be activated on a signal received from an external server by the communication unit. For example, when the administrator inputs a command to operate the pair of heaters 240 to the terminal device, the communication unit may receive a signal for operating the pair of heaters 240 from an external server. The processor may control the pair of heaters 240 such that the pair of heaters 240 emits heat based on the signal.

The display unit 250 may be provided on the first body 12. For example, the display unit 250 may be provided on one side of the first body 12 that faces the second direction D2. For example, the display unit 250 may be arranged in accordance with the eye level of the user of the smart shelter 2. The user can easily see the information output on the display unit 250. The display unit 250 may output guide information, advertisements, and warnings. The content output to the display unit 250 may be previously stored in the storage unit or received from an external server by the communication unit. The display unit 250 may include a touch screen. The user of the smart shelter 2 may obtain desired information by touching the display unit 250.

The fine dust signal unit 260 may be provided to the first body 12. The fine dust signal unit 260 may be provided on one side of the first body 12 provided with the display unit 250. For example, the fine dust signal unit 260 may be provided below the display unit 250. The fine dust signal unit 260 may be controlled by a processor to output information on the fine dust concentration around the smart shelter 2 as light. Information on the fine dust concentration may be measured and generated by the dust sensor, or may be received from an external server by the communication unit. For example, the fine dust signal unit 260 may include an LED light. The color of the light emitted from the fine dust signal unit 260 may correspond to the concentration of the fine dust. For example, the fine dust signal unit 260 has a fine dust concentration of 'good' (0 to 30 μg / m ³ ), 'normal' (31 to 80 μg / m ³ ), and 'bad' (81 to 150 μg). / m ³ ), or very bad '(151 μg / m ³ or greater), can emit blue light, green light, yellow light, and red light, respectively.

The charging unit 270 may be provided in the first body 12. The charging unit 270 may be provided at one side of the first body 12 provided with the display unit 250. The charging unit 270 may be provided below the display unit 250. However, the position of the charging unit 270 is not limited below the display unit 250. The charger 270 may charge the electronic device. For example, a user of the smart shelter 2 may charge the mobile device using the charging unit 270. The charging unit 270 may include a wired charging device or a wireless charging device.

The solar module 310 may be provided on the second body 14. The photovoltaic module 310 may generate electric power by using sunlight irradiated to the photovoltaic module 310. The solar module 310 may provide the generated power to the storage battery. The storage battery can store the power produced by the solar module 310. The smart shelter 2 may be driven by at least one of the power produced by the solar module 310 and the power supplied from the outside of the smart shelter 2.

The smart shelter 2 of the present disclosure may evacuate the user of the smart shelter 2 from sunlight, rain, snow, cold, and crime by using the sunshade 222, the heater 240, and the photographing unit 230. Can provide a place to A smart shelter 2 can be provided that can be used regardless of season. A smart shelter 2 with high utility can be provided.

The smart shelter 2 of the present disclosure may provide fine dust information and various information to the user of the smart shelter 2 using the fine dust signal unit 260 and the display unit 250.

The smart shelter 2 of the present disclosure may be controlled by a command input by the administrator to the terminal device. For example, the administrator can input a command using the input device of the terminal device, and the command can reach the smart shelter 2 via the server. The processor of the smart shelter 2 can control the operating units based on the command received by the communication unit. A smart shelter 2 can be provided that can be controlled remotely even if a person does not directly access the smart shelter 2. As a result, a smart shelter 2 can be provided which is easy to control and manage.

FIG. 6 is a flowchart for describing an operating mode according to pre-stored conditions of the smart shelter of FIGS. 2 to 5. FIG. 7 is a conceptual diagram for describing an operation aspect of the smart shelter of FIG. 6. For brevity of description, substantially the same content as described with reference to FIGS. 2 to 5 may not be described.

6 and 7, an illuminance sensor (not shown) may detect illuminance around the smart shelter 2. (S110) The illuminance sensor may provide information about the illuminance to the processor.

The processor may determine whether the illuminance is greater than or equal to the first reference illuminance (S120). The first reference illuminance may be stored in advance in the storage unit. When the illuminance is greater than or equal to the first reference illuminance, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the processor may control the pair of sunscreens 222 so that the pair of sunscreens 222 extend, and The bottom light 212 and the top light 214 can be controlled such that the light 212 and the top light 214 do not emit light.

If the illuminance is not equal to or greater than the first reference illuminance, the processor may determine whether the illuminance is greater than or equal to the second reference illuminance (S130). The second reference illuminance may be stored in advance in the storage unit. When the illuminance is greater than or equal to the second reference illuminance, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the processor may control the pair of sunscreens 222 such that the pair of sunscreens 222 are reduced, and the lower illumination The lower illumination 212 and the upper illumination 214 can be controlled such that the 212 and the upper illumination 214 emit no light.

When the illuminance is less than the second reference illuminance, as shown in FIG. 7, the processor may control the pair of sunscreens 222 such that the pair of sunscreens 222 are reduced, and the lower illumination 212 And the lower illumination 212 and the upper illumination 214 such that the upper illumination 214 emits lights 210_L1 and 210_L2.

FIG. 8 is a flowchart for describing an operating mode according to pre-stored conditions of the smart shelter of FIGS. 2 to 5. FIG. 9 is a conceptual diagram for describing an operating aspect of the smart shelter of FIG. 8. For brevity of description, substantially the same content as described with reference to FIGS. 2 to 5 may not be described.

8 and 9, the temperature sensor may measure the temperature around the smart shelter 2. (S210) The temperature sensor may provide information about the temperature to the processor.

The processor may determine whether the temperature is greater than or equal to the reference temperature (S220). The reference temperature may be stored in advance in the storage unit. If the temperature is below the reference temperature, as shown in FIG. 9, the processor may control the pair of heaters 240 to turn on (ie, radiate heat) the pair of heaters 240. The pair of sunscreens 222 may be controlled to extend the pair of sunscreens 222. The air AA may be heated by the radiant heat emitted from the pair of heaters 240. The heated air AA may rise. The sunscreen 222 may prevent the heated air AA from rising, thereby increasing the time for which the air AA stays under the sunscreen 222. Accordingly, the time for which the user of the smart shelter 2 is exposed to warm air AA may increase.

If the temperature exceeds the reference temperature, the processor may control the pair of heaters 240 so that the pair of heaters 240 are turned off (ie, not radiating radiant heat), and the pair of awnings The pair of sun visors 222 may be controlled to extend the fields 222.

In one example, the pair of heaters 240 may operate according to the ambient temperature of the smart shelter 2 and the presence or absence of a user. For example, the processor may control the pair of heaters 240 so that the pair of heaters 240 are turned on only when the temperature is below the reference temperature and there is a user of the smart shelter 2. . Thus, if there is no user of the smart shelter 2 even if the temperature is below the reference temperature, the processor may have a pair of heaters (ie, not dissipating heat) so that the pair of heaters 240 is turned off (ie, does not emit heat). 240 can be controlled. User presence may be detected by a motion sensor (not shown).

FIG. 10 is a flowchart for describing an operating mode according to pre-stored conditions of the smart shelter of FIGS. 2 to 5. FIG. 11 is a conceptual diagram for describing an operation aspect of the smart shelter of FIG. 10. FIG. 12 is a conceptual diagram for describing an operating aspect of the smart shelter of FIG. 10. For the sake of brevity, the contents substantially the same as those described with reference to FIGS. 2 to 5 may not be described.

10 to 12, the weight sensor (not shown) may measure the weight applied to the pair of awnings 222. (S310) For example, the weight sensor may include a pair of awnings ( The weight of snow SN accumulated on the 222 may be measured. The weight sensor may provide the processor with information about the weight.

The processor may determine whether the weight is greater than or equal to the reference weight (S320). The reference weight may be stored in advance in the storage unit. When the weight is greater than or equal to the reference weight, as illustrated in FIG. 12, the processor may output, to the display unit 250, a guide display indicating that the pair of shading films 222 are reduced within a predetermined time. When the weight is less than the reference weight, the weight sensor may re-measure the weight applied to the pair of awnings 222 and provide it to the processor.

After a predetermined time elapses from when the guide display is output to the display unit 250, the processor may control the pair of sunscreens 222 so that the pair of sunscreens 222 is reduced (S340).

FIG. 13 is a flowchart for describing an operating mode according to pre-stored conditions of the smart shelter of FIGS. 2 to 5. For the sake of brevity, the contents substantially the same as those described with reference to FIGS. 2 to 5 may not be described.

2 to 5, and 13, a distance measuring sensor (not shown) is disposed between an object approaching the second body 14 and the second body 14 at a height at which the second body 14 is disposed. For example, the distance measuring sensor may include a distance sensor. For example, the distance measuring sensor may include an ultrasonic sensor. The distance measuring sensor may provide information about the distance to the processor.

The processor may determine whether the distance is less than or equal to the reference distance (S420). The reference distance may be stored in advance in the storage unit. When the distance is less than or equal to the reference distance, as illustrated in FIGS. 2 and 3, the processor may control the pair of sunscreens 222 such that the pair of sunscreens 222 is reduced. If the distance is greater than the reference distance, the distance measuring sensor measures the distance between the object approaching the second body 14 and the second body 14 again at the height at which the second body 14 is disposed, and then measures the distance to the processor. Can provide.

14 is a conceptual diagram illustrating a smart shelter system according to example embodiments. FIG. 15 is a conceptual diagram illustrating a providing position of smart shelter of FIG. 14. For simplicity of explanation, substantially the same contents as those described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2 to 5 may not be described.

Referring to FIG. 14, a smart shelter system 3 including a plurality of smart shelter SSs, a server 2000, and a terminal device 1000 may be provided. Each of the plurality of smart shelter SS may be substantially the same as the smart shelter 1 described with reference to FIG. 1 or the smart shelter 2 described with reference to FIGS. 2 to 5. In one example, as shown in FIG. 15, a plurality of smart shelter SS may be provided on sidewalks adjacent to the crosswalks 3000.

The plurality of smart shelter SSs may transmit sensing signals generated by the sensor units to the server 2000. For example, each of the sensor units may include at least one of a motion sensor, a weight sensor, a wind volume / wind sensor, an illuminance sensor, a rain sensor, a dust sensor, and a temperature sensor.

The server 2000 may process the sensing signals. The manager may generate control signals using the terminal device 1000. The terminal device 1000 may transmit control signals to the server 2000. The server 2000 may transmit control signals to the plurality of smart shelter SSs, respectively. The server 2000 may be a device that is connected to the terminal device 1000 through a network to transmit and receive data and to provide an application according to a user's request. The terminal device 1000 may be a terminal that can be used by an administrator and may be a terminal that can transmit and receive data by connecting to a server through a wired or wireless network. For example, the terminal device 1000 may be a smartphone, a PC, a tablet PC, a notebook, a mobile phone, a personal digital assistant, a laptop, a wearable device, and other mobile or non-mobile computing devices, but the present invention is limited thereto. It doesn't happen.

The plurality of smart shelter SS may be controlled by control signals received from the server 2000. For example, each of the control signals may control the lighting unit, the shade unit, the imaging unit, the heater unit, the display unit, the fine dust signal unit, and the charging unit of each of the plurality of smart shelter SSs. The control signals may be independent of each other. For example, the lighting unit, the shade unit, the photographing unit, the heater unit, the display unit, the fine dust signal unit, and the charging unit of one of the plurality of smart shelter SS, the other one of the plurality of smart shelter SS, It can be controlled independently of the sun shade, the photographing portion, the heater portion, the display portion, the fine dust signal portion, and the charging portion. For example, the pair of awnings of one of the plurality of smart shelter SS may be controlled to be expanded, and the pair of awnings of the other of the plurality of smart shelter SS may be controlled to be reduced. . For example, the pair of heaters of one of the plurality of smart shelter SSs may be controlled to emit radiant heat, and the pair of heaters of the other of the plurality of smart shelter SSs do not emit radiant heat. Can be controlled so as not to.

In the following, the operating aspect of the smart shelter system in connection with the dust sensor and the fine dust signal is described in detail. Dust sensors can each generate dust concentration data. The plurality of smart shelter SS may transmit the dust concentration data to the server. For example, processors included in the plurality of smart shelter SS may control the communicators to transmit dust concentration data to the server.

In one example, the plurality of smart shelter SS may correct the dust concentration data and transmit the corrected dust concentration data to the server. For example, processors included in the plurality of smart shelter SSs may remove numerical increases due to water vapor from dust concentration data. Accordingly, the reliability of the dust concentration data can be improved.

The server 2000 may generate required data based on dust concentration data received from the plurality of smart shelter SSs. For example, the server 2000 may calculate dust concentration data to obtain an average value of dust concentrations. The server 2000 may transmit the dust concentration data and the average value of the dust concentrations to the terminal device 1000.

The terminal device 1000 may include a display unit and an input unit. The terminal device 1000 may output the dust concentration data and the average value of the dust concentrations received from the server 2000 to the display unit.

The manager may input commands for the plurality of smart shelter SSs to the terminal device 1000 using the input unit. The terminal device 1000 may generate control signals based on the commands. The terminal device 1000 may transmit the control signals to the server 2000.

The server 2000 may receive control signals from the terminal device 1000 and transmit the control signals to the plurality of smart shelter SSs. The control signals may be signals for controlling the fine dust signal parts of the plurality of smart shelter SS.

The fine dust signal parts may emit light having a color corresponding to the fine dust concentration based on the control signals. In one example, the light emitted by the fine dust signal parts may have substantially the same colors as each other. In another example, the light emitted by the fine dust signal parts may have different colors.

The smart shelter system 3 of the present disclosure may include smart shelter SSs that provide the user with a place to evacuate from sunlight, rain, snow, cold, and crime. Accordingly, the smart shelter system 3 can be used regardless of the season, and can have high utility.

The smart shelter system 3 of the present disclosure may include smart shelter SS controlled by a command input by an administrator to a terminal device. Accordingly, a smart shelter system 3 capable of easily controlling and managing the smart shelter SS may be provided.

The above description of the embodiments of the technical idea of the present invention provides an example for the description of the technical idea of the present invention. Therefore, the technical idea of the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and various modifications and changes, such as those performed by combining the above embodiments by those skilled in the art within the technical idea of the present invention. This is possible.

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A first body portion extending in a first direction;
A second body portion extending from the upper portion of the first body portion in a second direction crossing the first direction;
Awning film protruding from the side of the second body portion;
A heater provided below the second body portion;
A processor; And
Including; a weight sensor for measuring the weight applied to the awning film
When the awning has an expanded state, the processor controls the awning so that the awning is inserted into the second body portion when the weight is more than the reference weight. The method of claim 1,
The heater emits radiant heat,
The air under the awning is heated by the radiant heat,
The awning curtain prevents the heated air from rising and increases the time for which the air stays under the awning curtain. The method of claim 1,
The heater is provided in a pair of smart shelter. The method of claim 1,
The heater is a smart shelter protruding from the bottom surface of the second body portion. The method of claim 1,
The heater extends along the second direction,
The length along the second direction of the heater is more than half of the length along the second direction of the second body portion. The method of claim 1,
Further comprising: a solar module provided on the second body portion,
The heater is a smart shelter driven by at least one of the power and the external power produced by the solar module. The method of claim 1,
And a display unit provided on the side of the first body portion. The method of claim 1,
Further comprising; a charging unit provided on the side of the first body portion,
The charging unit includes a smart shelter including at least one of a wired charging device and a wireless charging device. The method of claim 1,
Lower illumination provided to the lower portion of the second body portion; And
Smart shelter further comprising; an upper light provided at the upper end of the first body portion. The method of claim 9,
The upper lighting is a smart shelter is disposed at a position higher than the second body portion. The method of claim 1,
A photographing unit for photographing its surroundings; And
Smart shelter further comprising; a storage unit for storing the image taken by the photographing unit. Sunshade;
heater;
A communication unit communicating with an external server;
A weight sensor for measuring a weight applied to the sunshade; And
Including; processor;
The processor is:
Based on the control signal received by the communication unit, controlling the sunshade such that the sunshade is expanded or contracted,
Controlling the heater to turn the heater on or off,
And a smart shelter for controlling the sunshade to shrink the sunshade when the sunshade has an expanded state, when the weight is greater than or equal to the reference weight. The method of claim 12,
Further comprising a fine dust signal,
And the processor controls the fine dust signal unit to emit light having the color corresponding to the fine dust concentration based on the control signal. The method of claim 12,
A first body portion extending in a first direction;
A second body portion extending from the upper portion of the first body portion in a second direction crossing the first direction;
Lower lighting provided below the second body portion; And
Further comprising: an upper lighting provided on the upper end of the first body portion,
And the processor is configured to control the lower light to turn the lower light on or off based on the control signal, and to control the upper light to turn the upper light on or off. The method of claim 12,
Shooting unit; further comprising,
The processor may control the photographing unit to photograph the surroundings to generate moving picture data based on the control signal, and control the communication unit to transmit the moving picture data to the external server. A first body portion extending in a first direction;
A second body portion extending from the upper portion of the first body portion in a second direction crossing the first direction;
Awning film provided in the second body portion;
A heater provided below the second body portion;
temperature Senser;
A weight sensor for measuring a weight applied to the sunshade; And
Including; processor;
The processor is:
Control the temperature sensor such that the temperature sensor measures temperature to generate temperature data,
Operating the heater such that the heater emits heat when the temperature is below the reference temperature, and stops the operation of the heater when the temperature exceeds the reference temperature,
When the sunshade has an expanded state, the smart shelter to control the sunshade such that the sunshade is inserted into the second body portion when the weight is more than the reference weight. The method of claim 16,
When the heater is operated, the processor controls the awning film to expand the awning film,
The expanded awning curtain prevents the air heated by the heater from rising so as to increase the time for the air to stay under the awning. delete The method of claim 16,
A display unit provided on the first body portion for outputting information;
And the processor outputs a warning message regarding the operation of the sunshade to the display unit before the sunshade is operated to be inserted into the second body portion. The method of claim 16,
Further comprising a distance measuring sensor,
The processor may be configured to measure the distance between the object approaching the second body part and the second body part at a height at which the second body part is disposed when the sunscreen is extended. And controlling the sunshade to reduce the sunshade when the distance is less than or equal to the reference distance.

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