KR102618818B1 - Safe notice service apparatus of nursery or kindergarten - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service device. The daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service device according to an embodiment of the present invention recognizes an identification tag formed on an item worn by an infant as a manager terminal of the daycare center or kindergarten. A schedule management unit that authenticates the schedule information of the infant in real time, a location management unit that manages the location information of the infant or the location information of the manager terminal, and manages video information of the infant active in the daycare center or kindergarten, When the schedule information is authenticated, a video management unit that edits and provides video information including a voice corresponding to the voice frequency of the infant from the video information, and when the schedule information is on or off the infant, the location information of the infant and the administrator terminal. It includes a warning unit that transmits a warning signal to the infant's parents when the location information exceeds a preset deviation or a preset accident pattern is detected among the image information.

Description

Daycare center, kindergarten safety notification service device {SAFE NOTICE SERVICE APPARATUS OF NURSERY OR KINDERGARTEN}

The present invention relates to a safety notification service device for daycare centers and kindergartens, and more specifically, to a monitoring technology for preventing abuse and safety accidents against infants.

Recently, parents' anxiety is increasing due to various child incidents and accidents, such as child abuse and vehicle accidents, that occur in kindergartens and daycare centers. Due to the increase in dual-income families, children are sent to daycare centers from infancy, and in some daycare centers and kindergartens, abuse of infants is taking place, causing great social shock. In addition, various safety accidents are occurring, such as feeding expired food to infants or suffocating in the car when a child fails to get off the school bus.

Among the conventional technologies to solve these problems, Republic of Korea Patent Publication No. 10-2167006 is a smart safety notification method that informs parents that children are safe by reading the barcode or QR code on the children's name tags with the teacher's smartphone. In the step of reading the barcode or QR code on the name tag through the teacher's smartphone when going to school, writing a school attendance message and sending it to parents, notifying the teacher of lunch time through an alarm in the smartphone app, At this time, it includes the step of reading the barcode or QR code with the teacher's smartphone, operating the teacher's smartphone camera, and sending at least one of a photo or video taken or a lunchtime message within the app to the parent.

However, the conventional technology simply obtains a barcode or QR code using the teacher's smartphone and sends a notification message to parents. Since the teacher takes the lead in raising the alarm, there are limitations in preventing child abuse when trying to conceal it. there is.

The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a daycare and kindergarten safety notification service device that can authenticate the schedule information of children attending children's magazines or kindergartens and warn parents in the event of an accident.

In addition, the purpose is to provide a safety notification service device for daycare centers and kindergartens that can alert parents in cases where child abuse is suspected by analyzing the activity history of administrators approaching infants.

In addition, the purpose is to provide a safety notification service device for daycare centers and kindergartens that can analyze the manager's emotional history and warn parents when the manager is in an excited state.

In addition, the purpose is to provide a safety notification service device for daycare centers and kindergartens that can certify the expiration date of meals provided by daycare centers or kindergartens and notify parents.

The daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service device according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a schedule management unit that recognizes the identification tag formed on the item worn by the infant as a manager terminal of the daycare center or kindergarten and authenticates the infant's schedule information in real time; A location management unit that manages the infant's location information or the location information of the manager terminal, and manages video information of the infant active in the daycare center or kindergarten, and when the schedule information is authenticated, the infant's voice frequency is recorded from the video information. A video management unit that edits and provides video information including audio corresponding to the above, and when the infant's location information and the location information of the administrator terminal exceed a preset deviation when the infant is attending or returning from the school according to the schedule information, or the video information It includes a warning unit that sends a warning signal to the infant's parents when a pre-set accident pattern is detected.

In addition, the identification tag further includes an activity history determination unit that determines the activity history by analyzing the number and frequency of the manager terminal approaching within a preset distance, and the warning unit matches the activity history with the schedule information to determine the average activity history. If it is out of range, the above warning signal can be generated.

also. It further includes an emotional history determination unit that determines the emotional history by obtaining at least one of the manager's voice frequency, heart rate, language pattern, and psychological questionnaire at a preset time period, and the warning unit detects the manager terminal preset in the identification tag. When approaching within a distance, if the emotional history is outside the range of the average emotional history, the warning signal can be generated.

Accordingly, the schedule information of children attending children's magazines or kindergartens can be authenticated, and parents can be warned in the event of an accident.

In addition, administrators can analyze the activity history of approaches to infants and warn parents if child abuse is suspected.

In addition, by analyzing the manager's emotional history, it is possible to warn parents if the manager is in a state of excitement.

Additionally, the expiration date of meals provided at daycare centers or kindergartens can be certified and notified to parents.

Figure 1 is a configuration diagram of a daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is an example diagram illustrating how the schedule management unit of the daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service device according to FIG. 1 recognizes an infant's identification tag and authenticates schedule information.
Figure 3 is an example diagram to explain how the warning unit of the daycare and kindergarten safety notification service device according to Figure 1 transmits a warning signal according to the difference between the position of the infant and the position of the manager terminal.
Figure 4 is an example diagram to explain how the warning unit of the daycare and kindergarten safety notification service device according to Figure 1 detects an accident pattern, edits video information, and transmits a warning signal.
Figure 5 is an example diagram for explaining analysis of the manager's activity history in the activity history determination unit of the daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service device according to Figure 1.
Figure 6 is an example diagram for explaining analysis of the manager's emotional history in the emotional history judgment unit of the daycare and kindergarten safety notification service device according to Figure 1.
FIG. 7 is an example diagram illustrating video chat in the communication unit of the daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service device according to FIG. 1.
Figure 8 shows the food management department of the daycare and kindergarten safety notification service devices according to Figure 1.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the attached drawings. The terms used are terms selected in consideration of their functions in the embodiment, and the meaning of the terms may vary depending on the intention of the user or operator or precedents. Therefore, the meaning of terms used in the embodiments described below, if specifically defined in the present specification, will follow the definition, and if there is no specific definition, the meaning will be interpreted as generally recognized by those skilled in the art.

Figure 1 is a configuration diagram of a daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service device according to an embodiment of the present invention, and Figure 2 is a schedule management unit of the daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service device according to Figure 1, which recognizes the infant's identification tag and provides schedule information. It is an example diagram to explain authentication, and FIG. 3 is an example diagram to explain that the warning unit of the daycare and kindergarten safety notification service device according to FIG. 1 transmits a warning signal according to the deviation of the position of the infant and the manager terminal. 4 is an example diagram to explain how the warning unit of the daycare and kindergarten safety notification service device according to FIG. 1 detects an accident pattern, edits video information, and transmits a warning signal.

1 to 4, the daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service device 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a schedule management unit 110, a location management unit 120, an image management unit 130, and a warning unit 140. Includes.

The schedule management unit 110 manages schedule information for infants at daycare centers or kindergartens. The infant's schedule information refers to the infant's activity history according to the schedule. For example, the schedule management unit 110 may manage schedule information by recognizing the identification tag 11 formed on an item worn by an infant as the manager terminal 10. Here, the identification tag 11 may be an electronic tag such as an NFC tag or code information such as a QR code, and may be formed on children's clothing, hats, shoes, watches, etc. The administrator terminal 10 is used to encompass a person who is responsible for taking care of infants as a manager of a daycare center or kindergarten.

In this case, when the schedule management unit 110 recognizes the infant's identification tag 11 using the manager terminal 10 of the daycare center or kindergarten, it authenticates the schedule information. The manager selects a certain item using his/her manager terminal (10) and recognizes the infant's identification tag (11) within a preset time. For example, if the schedule item is school attendance, the manager selects the school attendance item, and if the infant's identification tag 11 is recognized within a preset time, it is certified that the infant's school attendance has been completed. The schedule management unit 110 allows each manager to recognize and authenticate the identification tag 11 according to the daily schedule. The schedule management unit 110 can provide information on whether the schedule has been completed to the infant's parent terminal 20. Accordingly, the school assistant can check whether the administrator is properly carrying out the schedule for the infant.

The location management unit 120 manages the infant's location information or the location information of the manager terminal 10. The location management unit 120 can check location information using a GPS sensor formed on the child's shoes, bag, watch, etc. The location management unit 120 can check location information using the GPS sensor of the manager terminal 10. The location management unit 120 can mainly obtain location information when attending school or returning home and provide it to the parent terminal 20. When an infant enters the interior of a daycare center or kindergarten, location information can be obtained by obtaining and authenticating the infant's identification tag (11) using the administrator terminal (10). This is to ensure that location information can be checked even when the GPS signal is weak indoors.

Additionally, the location management unit 120 manages location information of transportation means operated by daycare centers or kindergartens. This is to inform the parent terminal 20 of location information of buses, etc. that transport children to and from school. In this case, it is also possible to obtain location information through navigation on the means of transportation. The location management unit 120 can link with the navigation system of the means of transportation or provide route guidance using a navigation program through the manager terminal 10. In this case, the location management unit 120 can search for a route according to the infant's boarding and alighting location and recommend a route with priority given to the child protection zone. This is to minimize the occurrence of safety accidents when boarding and disembarking infants.

The video management unit 130 manages video information of children working at a daycare center or kindergarten. In this case, video information can be obtained using cameras such as CCTV installed in daycare centers or kindergartens. The video management unit 130 is also capable of acquiring images of infants through the manager terminal 10. For example, it is possible for the manager terminal 10 to recognize the infant's identification tag 11 and authenticate certain information while simultaneously taking and transmitting a photo of the infant. This is to give trust to parents by taking pictures of the infant's condition, etc., using the administrator terminal 10 and transmitting them to the parent terminal 20 according to each schedule.

In addition, when certain information is authenticated by the manager terminal 10, the video management unit 130 is also capable of editing and providing video information including a voice corresponding to the infant's voice frequency from the video information. It is desirable that the video management unit 130 stores the infant's unique voice frequency in advance. The video management unit 130 matches infants based on voice frequency from images obtained from the administrator terminal 10 or CCTV installed in a daycare center or kindergarten. The video management unit 130 can edit the video between the time the infant's voice starts and the time it ends. The video management unit 130 provides this to the parent terminal 20 so that parents can check the video of their infant's activities.

The warning unit 140 transmits a warning signal to the parent terminal 20 when the location information of the infant and the location information of the manager terminal 10 exceed a preset deviation when the child is attending school or returning from school according to a certain schedule. This is to warn that if a deviation in location information occurs while the infant has not completed attending or leaving school, the infant has strayed from the administrator. The warning unit 140 may generate a warning signal when the infant's location information deviates from the location information of the manager terminal 10 by more than a preset time. Accordingly, parents can check whether their infant is moving under the protection of the administrator through the parent terminal 20.

In addition, the warning unit 140 may transmit a warning signal to the infant's parent terminal 20 when a preset accident pattern is detected among the image information. In this case, it is preferable that the warning unit 140 has the infant's unique voice frequency stored in advance. Here, the accident pattern may include a child's crying, a manager's yelling, a fight, or sounds suspicious of assault. When an accident pattern is detected among the video information, the warning unit 140 can edit the video section and transmit it to the parent terminal 20. This is to automatically obtain a video and provide it to the parent terminal (20) when a situation where an assault is suspected to occur within a daycare center or kindergarten occurs.

In addition, the warning unit 140 can acquire the moving speed, moving path, and boarding and disembarking position of the transportation means of the daycare center or kindergarten and transmit a warning signal to the parent terminal 20 when the device exceeds the preset safety range. For example, a warning signal can be generated if the means of transportation is speeding, travels on a dangerous route, or picks up and disembarks an infant outside of a child protection zone or similar zone. This is to monitor children to ensure that they move as safely as possible when moving to daycare centers or kindergartens. The warning unit 140 can calculate a safety score for the driver and provide the safety score to the parent terminal 20 when the driving means is completed.

Figure 5 is an example diagram for explaining analysis of the manager's activity history in the activity history determination unit of the daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service device according to Figure 1.

Referring to Figures 1 to 5, the daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service device 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention may further include an activity history determination unit 150.

The activity history determination unit 150 determines the activity history by analyzing the number and frequency with which the manager terminal 10 approaches the infant's identification tag 11 within a preset distance. This is to obtain information on how often the administrator approaches the infant. In this case, it is desirable that the manager terminal 10 and the identification tag 11 are set to be recognized within a preset distance. The activity history judgment unit 150 monitors whether the administrator shows interest in or abuses only specific infants by obtaining the administrator's activity history for each infant. The activity history determination unit 150 is also capable of converting the activity history of individual infants into big data by monitoring the activity history for each preset period.

In this case, the warning unit 140 matches the activity history with schedule information to determine whether it is outside the average activity history range. Here, the average activity history represents the manager's average approach history to the infant, and is preferably set in advance. The warning unit 140 may generate a warning signal when the manager's activity history is outside the average activity history range. This is to determine that this is a situation where child abuse of a specific infant may be suspected and to warn parents of this through the terminal (20). The warning unit 140 can transmit warning signals to external police stations, child abuse reporting centers, etc. Accordingly, child abuse can be detected in the early stages.

Figure 6 is an example diagram for explaining analysis of the manager's emotional history in the emotional history judgment unit of the daycare and kindergarten safety notification service device according to Figure 1.

Referring to Figures 1 to 6, the daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service device 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention may further include an emotion history determination unit 160.

The emotional history determination unit 160 obtains at least one of the manager's voice frequency, heart rate, language pattern, and psychological questionnaire at a preset time period. The emotional history judgment unit 160 determines the emotional history according to the manager's daily routine. The emotional history judgment unit 160 can prevent child abuse of infants from occurring by checking the manager's emotional management status in real time. The emotional history judgment unit 160 can manage grades according to the manager's emotional history. For example, you can monitor the sinking history by dividing it into normal, caution, and warning stages.

In this case, the warning unit 140 determines whether the emotional history is outside the average emotional history range when the manager terminal 10 approaches the infant's identification tag 11 within a preset distance. In this case, the average emotional history represents the average emotional history of managers working at a daycare center or kindergarten, and is preferably set in advance. The warning unit 140 may generate a warning signal to the parent terminal 20 when the manager's emotional history is outside the average emotional history range. This is to prevent child abuse from occurring when a manager in a bad emotional state approaches a child.

FIG. 7 is an example diagram illustrating video chat in the communication unit of the daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service device according to FIG. 1.

Referring to FIGS. 1 to 7 , the daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service device 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention may further include a communication unit 170.

The communication department 170 provides an interface through which administrators and parents can communicate with each other. For example, it can include matters that administrators and parents need to communicate throughout the child's curriculum, such as notices, schedules, chat windows, notes, and timetables. The communication unit 170 can update notifications, schedules, chat windows, messages, timetables, etc. at a preset time period and provide notifications. The communication department 170 allows administrators and parents to communicate through chatting in a 1:1 or 1:N manner. The communication department 170 can manage the number of communication times for each parent of an infant. This is to ensure communication with various parents of infants as equally as possible.

Figure 8 shows the food management department of the daycare and kindergarten safety notification service devices according to Figure 1.

Referring to Figures 1 to 8, the daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service device 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention may further include a food management unit 180.

The food management unit 180 manages food information used in meals provided to infants. The food management unit 180 can receive food information used for meals from the manager terminal 10. For example, the food management unit 180 can photograph and upload expiration date information on food ingredients. This is to prevent managers from using food ingredients that have passed their expiration date. The food management unit 180 may transmit photos of food taken from the manager terminal 10 to the parent terminal 20. The food management unit 180 can obtain information before and after a meal by photographing the infant's meal tray using the manager terminal 10. This is to obtain information about the amount of food consumed depending on how much food the infant leaves behind.

In this case, the warning unit 140 may generate a warning signal and transmit it to the parent terminal 20 when there is a food ingredient whose expiration date has passed among the food information obtained from the manager terminal 10. If the expiration date is not indicated, the warning unit 140 is also capable of predicting the expiration date by analyzing the image of the stone material. For example, in the case of vegetables or fruits, it is possible to predict whether the expiration date has passed by determining the proportion of color information corresponding to the upper limit among color information. The warning unit 140 may generate a warning signal and transmit it to the parent terminal 20 when the proportion of the abnormal part among the color information exceeds a preset value. Accordingly, food information provided to infants can be managed transparently.

In the above, the present invention has been described focusing on preferred embodiments described with reference to the drawings, but is not limited thereto. Accordingly, the present invention should be construed by the recitation of the claims, which are intended to cover obvious modifications that may be derived from the described embodiments.

100: Notification service device
110: Schedule Management Department
120: Location management department
130: Video management department
140: warning unit
150: Activity history judgment unit
160: Emotional history judgment unit
170: Communication Department
180: Food Management Department

Claims (3)

a schedule management unit that recognizes the identification tag formed on the item worn by the infant as a manager terminal of a daycare center or kindergarten and authenticates the infant's schedule information in real time;
A location management unit that manages the infant's location information or the manager terminal's location information;
a video management unit that manages video information of the infant working at the daycare center or kindergarten, and edits and provides video information including a voice corresponding to the infant's voice frequency from the video information when the schedule information is authenticated;
an emotional history determination unit that determines emotional history by obtaining at least one of the manager's voice frequency, heart rate, language pattern, and psychological questionnaire at a preset time period;
a food management unit that receives and manages food information used in meals provided to the infant from the manager terminal; and
If the infant's location information and the location information of the manager terminal exceed a preset deviation when the infant is attending or returning from school according to the schedule information, or if a preset accident pattern is detected among the video information, a warning signal is sent to the infant's parents. , When the manager terminal approaches the identification tag within a preset distance, the warning signal is generated if the emotional history is outside the average emotional history range, and if there is a food ingredient whose expiration date has passed among the food information, the warning signal is generated. A safety notification for daycare centers and kindergartens that includes a warning unit that outputs the warning signal and, if the expiration date is not displayed, analyzes the image of the food ingredient and outputs the warning signal when the proportion of abnormal parts in the color information exceeds the preset value. Service device. According to paragraph 1,
Further comprising an activity history determination unit that determines the activity history by analyzing the number and frequency of the manager terminal approaching the identification tag within a preset distance,
The warning part,
A daycare and kindergarten safety notification service device that matches the activity history with the schedule information and generates the warning signal when the average activity history is outside the range. delete