KR20230023973A - Safe notice service apparatus of nursery or kindergarten - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a safe notice service apparatus for a nursery or a kindergarten. According to an embodiment of the present invention, the safe notice service apparatus for a nursery or a kindergarten comprises: a schedule management unit which recognizes an identification tag formed on an item worn by an infant by using a manager terminal of the nursery or the kindergarten, and authenticates schedule information of the infant in real time; a location management unit which manages location information of the infant or location information of the manager terminal; a video management unit which manages video information of the infant acting at the nursery or the kindergarten, but edits and provides video information including a voice corresponding to the voice frequency of the infant from the video information if the schedule information is authenticated; and a warning unit which transmits a warning signal to the parents of the infant if the location information of the infant and the location information of the manager terminal exceed a preset deviation, or if a preset accident pattern is detected from the video information when the infant is attending or leaving the nursery or the kindergarten with the schedule information. Therefore, the safe notice service apparatus can authenticate the schedule information of the infant attending the nursery or the kindergarten and warn the parents about an accident when it occurs.

Description

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

The present invention relates to a daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service device, and more particularly, a monitoring technology for preventing child abuse and safety accidents is disclosed.

Recently, parents' anxiety is increasing due to various child incidents and accidents such as child abuse and vehicle accidents occurring in kindergartens and daycare centers. Due to the increase in dual-income families, children are sent to daycare centers from an early age, and in some daycare centers and kindergartens, abuse of infants is taking place, causing a great social shock. In addition, various safety accidents occur, such as feeding an infant with food that has passed its expiration date or an accident in which a child who did not get off the academy bus suffocates in a car.

Among the conventional techniques for solving these problems, Republic of Korea Patent Registration No. 10-2167006 is a smart safety notification method that informs parents that children are safe by reading barcodes or QR codes on children's name tags with a teacher's smartphone. In the step of reading the barcode or QR code on the name tag through the teacher's smartphone at the time of school attendance, creating a school attendance message and sending it to parents, notifying lunch time as an alarm in the teacher's smartphone app, At this time, reading the barcode or QR code with the teacher's smart phone and operating the teacher's smart phone camera to transmit at least one of the video or lunchtime message in the app to the parents.

However, the conventional technology simply acquires a barcode or QR code by the teacher's smartphone and sends a notification message to the parent, and since the teacher proactively issues an alarm, there is a limit to preventing child abuse if it is intended to be concealed. there is.

A technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a daycare center or kindergarten safety notification service device capable of authenticating the schedule information of infants attending daycare centers or kindergartens and alerting parents when an accident occurs.

In addition, it is to provide a daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service device that can warn parents when an administrator is suspected of child abuse by analyzing the activity history of approaching infants.

In addition, it is to provide a daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service device that can warn parents when they are in an excited state by analyzing the manager's emotional history.

In addition, it is to provide a daycare center or kindergarten safety notification service device that can notify parents by authenticating the shelf life of meals provided by daycare centers or kindergartens.

A daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service device according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a schedule management unit that recognizes an identification tag formed on an item worn by an infant as a manager terminal of the daycare center or kindergarten and authenticates the schedule information of the infant in real time; A location management unit for managing the position information of the infant or the location information of the manager terminal, and managing the video information of the infant active in the daycare center or kindergarten, but when the schedule information is authenticated, the infant's voice frequency in the image information A video management unit that edits and provides video information including audio corresponding to, and when the infant is going to or from the hospital with the schedule information, the location information of the infant and the location information of the manager terminal exceed a preset deviation, or the video information When a pre-set thinking pattern is detected, a warning unit is included to transmit a warning signal to parents of the child.

In addition, the identification tag further includes an activity history determination unit for determining an activity history by analyzing the number and frequency of proximity of the manager terminal within a preset distance, and the warning unit matches the activity history with the schedule information to obtain an average activity history. When out of range, the warning signal may be generated.

also. Further comprising an emotional history determination unit for determining an emotional history by acquiring at least one of the manager's voice frequency, heart rate, language pattern, and psychological questionnaire at a predetermined time period, and the warning unit determines the emotional history of the manager terminal in the identification tag. When approaching within a distance, the warning signal may be generated when the emotion history is out of the range of the average emotion history.

Accordingly, it is possible to authenticate the schedule information of a child attending a children's school or kindergarten, and warn parents when an accident occurs.

In addition, administrators can warn parents in case of suspected child abuse by analyzing the history of activities approaching infants.

In addition, by analyzing the manager's emotional history, parents can be warned when they are in a state of excitement.

In addition, the expiry date of meals provided by daycare centers or kindergartens can be certified and notified to parents.

1 is a block diagram of a daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is an exemplary view for explaining that a schedule management unit recognizes an infant's identification tag and authenticates schedule information among the daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service apparatuses according to FIG. 1 .
FIG. 3 is an exemplary view illustrating transmission of a warning signal according to a positional deviation between an infant's position and a manager's terminal in a warning unit among daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service apparatuses according to FIG. 1 .
FIG. 4 is an exemplary diagram for explaining how an accident pattern is detected by a warning unit among the daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service apparatuses according to FIG. 1 , and image information is edited and a warning signal is transmitted.
FIG. 5 is an exemplary view illustrating the analysis of the manager's activity history in the activity history determination unit of the daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service apparatus according to FIG. 1 .
FIG. 6 is an exemplary diagram for explaining the analysis of the manager's emotional history in the emotional history determination unit of the daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service apparatus according to FIG. 1 .
FIG. 7 is an exemplary diagram for explaining video communication in a communication unit among safety notification service devices for daycare centers and kindergartens according to FIG. 1 .
8 is a daycare center according to FIG. 1, in the food management department of the kindergarten safety notification service device

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. The terms used are terms selected in consideration of functions in the embodiment, and the meaning of the terms may vary depending on the intention of a user or operator or a precedent. Therefore, the meaning of terms used in the embodiments to be described later, when specifically defined in the present specification, follows the definition, and when there is no specific definition, it should be interpreted as a meaning generally recognized by those skilled in the art.

1 is a configuration diagram of a daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service device according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service device according to FIG. FIG. 3 is an exemplary diagram for explaining the transmission of a warning signal according to the positional deviation between the position of the infant and the manager terminal in the warning unit among the daycare and kindergarten safety notification service devices according to FIG. 1 FIG. 4 is an exemplary diagram for explaining how the warning unit detects an accident pattern among the daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service devices according to FIG. 1 and edits image information to transmit 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 of infants in a daycare center or kindergarten. The infant's schedule information means the infant's activity history according to the schedule. For example, the schedule management unit 110 may manage schedule information by recognizing an 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 infant clothing, hats, shoes, watches, and the like. The manager terminal 10 is used as a manager of a daycare center or kindergarten to include a person responsible for taking care of infants.

In this case, when the schedule manager 110 recognizes the identification tag 11 of the infant with the manager terminal 10 of the daycare center or kindergarten, the corresponding schedule information is authenticated. The manager selects a schedule item with his/her manager terminal 10 and recognizes the child's identification tag 11 within a predetermined time. For example, if a schedule item is school admission, the manager selects the school admission item and recognizes the infant's identification tag 11 within a predetermined time period, and it is authenticated that the infant's school registration is completed. The schedule management unit 110 allows each manager to recognize and authenticate the identification tag 11 according to a daily schedule. The schedule management unit 110 may provide whether or not the schedule is completed to the parent terminal 20 of the infant. Accordingly, it is possible to check whether the administrator is properly performing the schedule for the child.

The location management unit 120 manages the location information of the infant or the location information of the manager terminal 10 . The location management unit 120 may check location information using a GPS sensor formed on a child's shoe, bag, or watch. The location management unit 120 may check location information using the GPS sensor of the manager terminal 10 . The location management unit 120 may acquire location information when the child is in school or in the middle of the day, and provide the obtained location information to the parent terminal 20 . When an infant enters a daycare center or a kindergarten, location information may be obtained by acquiring the identification tag 11 of the infant through the manager terminal 10 and authenticating the infant. This is to confirm location information even when the GPS signal is weak indoors.

In addition, the location management unit 120 manages location information of means of transportation operated by daycare centers or kindergartens. This is to notify the parent terminal 20 of location information of a bus or the like that transports children going to and from school. In this case, it is also possible for the means of transportation to acquire location information through navigation. The location management unit 120 may interwork with the navigation of the means of transportation or provide route guidance to the manager terminal 10 using a navigation program. In this case, the location management unit 120 may search for a route according to an infant's getting on/off location and recommend a route with priority to a child protection area. This is to minimize the occurrence of safety accidents when children get on and off.

The image management unit 130 manages image information of children active in daycare centers or kindergartens. In this case, image information may be obtained using a camera such as a CCTV installed in a daycare center or kindergarten. The image management unit 130 may also obtain an image of an infant through the manager terminal 10 . For example, it is also possible for the manager terminal 10 to recognize the child's identification tag 11 and authenticate schedule information while taking a picture of the child and transmitting the same. This is to give trust to the parents by photographing the infant's condition and the like according to each schedule with the manager terminal 10 and transmitting it to the parent terminal 20 .

In addition, the video management unit 130 may edit and provide video information including audio corresponding to the infant's voice frequency in the video information when the schedule information is authenticated by the manager terminal 10 . It is preferable that the image management unit 130 pre-stores the child's unique voice frequency. The video management unit 130 matches infants based on audio frequencies in images acquired from CCTVs installed in the manager terminal 10 or daycare centers or kindergartens. The video management unit 130 may edit the video between the start time and end time of the child's voice. The video management unit 130 provides this to the parent terminal 20 so that parents can check the activity video of their infant.

The warning unit 140 transmits a warning signal to the parent terminal 20 when the location information of the child and the location information of the manager terminal 10 exceed a predetermined deviation when going to school or going to the house as schedule information. This is to warn that the child has departed from the manager when a deviation in location information occurs in a state where the child has not completed going to or from the school. The warning unit 140 may generate a warning signal when the position information of the infant deviates from the position information of the manager terminal 10 for more than a preset time. Accordingly, the parent can check whether or not 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 parent terminal 20 of the child when a preset accident pattern is detected among the image information. In this case, it is preferable that the warning unit 140 pre-stores the child's unique voice frequency. Here, the thought pattern may include a child's cry, a manager's shout, a fight, a sound suspicious of assault, and the like. The warning unit 140 can edit the corresponding video section and transmit it to the parent terminal 20 when an accident pattern is detected among the video information. This is to automatically acquire an image and provide it to the parent terminal 20 when a suspicious situation occurs in a daycare center or kindergarten.

In addition, the warning unit 140 may transmit a warning signal to the parent terminal 20 when the vehicle moves out of a predetermined safe range by acquiring the moving speed, moving route, and getting on and off position of the means of transportation of the daycare center or kindergarten. For example, a warning signal may be generated when the means of transportation is speeding, moving on a dangerous path, or getting on or off an infant outside a child protection area or an area equivalent thereto. This is to monitor the movement of infants as safely as possible when moving to a daycare center or kindergarten. The warning unit 140 may calculate a safety score for the driver and provide it to the parent terminal 20 when the driving of the means of transportation is completed.

FIG. 5 is an exemplary view illustrating the analysis of the manager's activity history in the activity history determination unit of the daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service apparatus according to FIG. 1 .

Referring to FIGS. 1 to 5 , the daycare and kindergarten safety notification service apparatus 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 of proximity of the manager terminal 10 to the child's identification tag 11 within a preset distance. This is to acquire how often the manager approaches the infant. In this case, it is preferable that the manager terminal 10 and the identification tag 11 are set to be recognized within a preset distance. The activity history determination unit 150 monitors whether a manager shows interest only in a specific infant or abuses a specific infant by obtaining the manager's activity history for each infant. The activity history determination unit 150 may monitor the activity histories of individual infants for each predetermined period and turn them into big data.

In this case, the warning unit 140 determines whether the activity history is out of the average activity history range by matching the activity history with schedule information. Here, the average activity history represents a history of an average approach by a manager to children, and is preferably set in advance. The warning unit 140 may generate a warning signal when the manager's activity history is out of the average activity history range. This is to warn the parent terminal 20 by determining that it is a situation in which child abuse for a specific infant may be suspected. The warning unit 140 may transmit a warning signal to an external police station, child abuse reporting center, etc. Accordingly, child abuse can be detected at an early stage.

FIG. 6 is an exemplary diagram for explaining the analysis of the manager's emotional history in the emotional history determination unit of the daycare center and kindergarten safety notification service apparatus according to FIG. 1 .

1 to 6, the daycare 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 predetermined time period. The emotion history determination unit 160 determines the manager's emotional history according to a daily routine. The emotion history determination unit 160 checks the manager's emotion management state in real time to prevent child abuse against infants. The emotion history determination unit 160 may divide and manage grades according to the manager's emotional history. For example, it is possible to manage the sensing history by dividing it into normal, caution, and warning stages.

In this case, the warning unit 140 determines whether the emotional history exceeds the average emotional history range when the manager terminal 10 approaches the child's identification tag 11 within a preset distance. In this case, the average emotional history represents the average emotional history of managers working at daycare centers or kindergartens, 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 out of the average emotional history range. This is to prevent in advance from leading to child abuse when a manager in a bad emotional state approaches an infant.

FIG. 7 is an exemplary diagram for explaining video communication in a communication unit among safety notification service devices for daycare centers and kindergartens according to FIG. 1 .

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

The communication unit 170 provides an interface through which administrators and parents can communicate with each other. For example, it may include matters that administrators and parents need to communicate throughout the child's education process, such as announcements, schedules, chatting windows, notes, and timetables. The communication unit 170 may notify by updating a notification book, a schedule, a chat window, a note, a time table, and the like at a predetermined time period. The communication unit 170 allows administrators and parents to communicate through chatting in a 1:1 or 1:N manner. The communication unit 170 may manage the number of times of communication for each parent of the infant. This is to ensure that children communicate as equally as possible with various parents.

8 is a daycare center according to FIG. 1, in the food management department of the kindergarten safety notification service device

Referring to FIGS. 1 to 8 , the daycare and kindergarten safety notification service apparatus 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 for meals provided to infants. The food management unit 180 may receive food information used for meals from the manager terminal 10 . For example, the food management unit 180 may photograph and upload expiration date information on food ingredients. This is to prevent managers from using food ingredients that have passed their expiration dates. The food management unit 180 may transmit a photograph of food taken from the manager terminal 10 to the parent terminal 20 . The food management unit 180 may acquire information before and after meals by photographing the child's food plate with the manager terminal 10 . This is to obtain information on the amount of food eaten according to how much leftover food the infant leaves.

In this case, the warning unit 140 may generate a warning signal and transmit it to the parent terminal 20 when there are food ingredients whose expiration date has elapsed among the food information obtained from the manager terminal 10 . If the expiration date is not indicated, the warning unit 140 may analyze the image of the negative material to predict the expiration date. For example, in the case of vegetables or fruits, it is possible to predict whether the expiration date has elapsed by determining the weight of the color information corresponding to the upper limit part among the 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, it is possible to transparently manage food information provided to infants.

In the above, the present invention has been described with reference to the preferred embodiments described with reference to the drawings, but is not limited thereto. Therefore, the present invention should be interpreted by the description of the claims intended to cover obvious modifications that can be derived from the described examples.

100: notification service device
110: schedule management department
120: location management unit
130: video management unit
140: warning unit
150: activity history judgment unit
160: Emotion history judgment unit
170: communication department
180: food management department

Claims (3)

a schedule management unit that recognizes an identification tag formed on an item worn by an infant as a manager terminal of a daycare center or kindergarten and authenticates schedule information of the infant in real time;
a location management unit for managing location information of the child or location information of the manager terminal;
a video management unit that manages the video information of the infant active in the daycare center or kindergarten, and edits and provides video information including audio corresponding to the infant's audio frequency in the video information when the schedule information is authenticated; and
Sending a warning signal to parents of the infant when the child's location information and the location information of the manager terminal exceed a preset deviation or a preset accident pattern is detected among the image information when the child is going to school or the hospital with the schedule information Daycare center, kindergarten safety notification service device including warning unit. According to claim 1,
Further comprising an activity history determination unit for determining an activity history by analyzing the number and frequency of proximity of the manager terminal within a preset distance to the identification tag,
The warning section,
Daycare center, kindergarten safety notification service device for matching the activity history with the schedule information and generating the warning signal when the average activity history is out of range. According to claim 1,
Further comprising an emotional history determination unit for determining an emotional history by obtaining at least one of the manager's voice frequency, heart rate, language pattern, and psychological questionnaire at a predetermined time period;
The warning section,
Daycare center, kindergarten safety notification service device for generating the warning signal when the emotional history is out of the average emotional history range when the manager terminal approaches the identification tag within a preset distance.

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