TWM679665U - Pesticide residue detector with animated guidance - Google Patents

Abstract

A pesticide residue detector with animation-assisted guidance includes: a body having a detection area; a touch screen disposed on the body; an optical detection module disposed in the detection area of the body; and a control module disposed in the body and electrically connected to the touch screen and the optical detection module to perform logical calculations and process the pesticide residue detected by the optical detection module. The results are transmitted to the touchscreen for display. The control module has a built-in animated auxiliary guidance system displayed on the touchscreen for the operator to view and interact with. This helps beginners familiarize themselves with the operating steps, avoids confusion about operating methods, facilitates searching and step-by-step review, prevents operational unfamiliarity, and enhances work efficiency.

Description

Pesticide residue detector with animated guidance

This creation relates to testing equipment, more specifically, to a pesticide residue detector with animated guidance.

Currently, when testing fruits and vegetables for pesticide residues, the sample is typically placed in a cuvette, which is then placed in a pesticide residue detector for optical detection, thus determining whether pesticide residues are present.

However, older pesticide residue detectors could only detect a limited number of pesticide types and employ a few detection methods. Therefore, their operation could be easily understood after reading the instruction manual once or twice. But modern pesticide residue detectors can detect a wider variety of pesticide types and employ a greater range of detection methods, making it extremely difficult to operate them correctly without the instruction manual. Even when operating the instrument while referring to the manual, errors are easily made. Furthermore, the instruction manuals are often extremely lengthy and complex, making it difficult to interpret their contents correctly, thus creating operational difficulties.

Therefore, how to provide operators with more direct, timely, and intuitive operating instructions is a challenge that current pesticide residue testing instruments must overcome.

In view of this, and to improve upon the problems of conventional pesticide residue detectors in the prior art, such as insufficient operational fluency, difficult-to-understand procedures, and easy operational errors, this invention provides a pesticide residue detector with animated guidance, comprising: a body having a detection area; a touch screen mounted on the body; an optical detection module mounted in the detection area of the body; and a control module located within the body, which works in conjunction with the touch screen and the optical... The optical detection module is electrically connected to perform logical calculations and transmits the results detected by the optical detection module to the touchscreen for display. The control module has a built-in animated auxiliary guidance system displayed on the touchscreen for the operator to view and interact with. This helps beginners familiarize themselves with the operating steps, avoids confusion, facilitates searching and step-by-step review, prevents operational unfamiliarity, and enhances work efficiency.

100: Pesticide residue detectors with animated guidance

10: Body

11: Bottom Shell

12: Watch Case

121: Detection Area

13: Lid Lid

20: Touchscreen

30: Optical Detection Module

31: Slotted base body

311: Receptacle

312: Entrance aperture

313: Light hole

32: Fixed base

33: Illuminating Unit

331: Light-emitting circuit board

332: Luminescent body

34: Photosensitive Unit

341: Photosensitive Circuit Board

342: Photoreceptor

40: Control Module

41: Animation Aid Guide System

90: Cuvette

91: Item to be tested

Figure 1 is a three-dimensional composite diagram of a preferred embodiment provided in this work.

Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view of the embodiment shown in Figure 1.

Figure 3 is a schematic diagram illustrating the operation of the embodiment shown in Figure 1.

Figure 4 is a partial sectional view of the embodiment shown in Figure 1.

To enable your review committee to gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of the features and characteristics of this work, the following preferred embodiments are provided with accompanying diagrams:

Please refer to Figures 1 through 4, which illustrate a preferred embodiment of this invention: a pesticide residue detection apparatus 100 with animated guidance. It mainly comprises a body 10, a touchscreen 20, an optical detection module 30, and a control module 40, wherein:

Please refer to Figures 1 and 2. The device 10 has a bottom case 11, a watch case 12, and a flip cover 13. The bottom case 11 can be stably placed on a flat surface. The watch case 12 is attached to the bottom case 11 and has an upward-facing, open detection area 121. The flip cover 13 is hinged to the watch case 12 and reciprocates between an open position and a closed position under external force. When the flip cover 13 is in the open position, the detection area 121 is open; when the flip cover 13 is in the closed position, the detection area 121 is closed.

Please refer to Figures 1 through 3. The touchscreen 20 is located on the inner surface of the hinged cover 13 and is used to display images and serve as a human-machine interface for interaction with the operator.

Please refer to Figures 1, 2 and 4. The optical detection module 30 is used to place a test object for optical detection. It has a slot 31, a fixing base 32, a light-emitting unit 33 and a photosensitive unit 34. The slot holder 31 is positioned within the detection area 121 of the housing 10. The top of the slot holder 31 has several spaced-apart accommodating slots 311 recessed downwards. One side of the slot holder 31 has several parallel light entrance holes 312 recessed inwards, each connected to a accommodating slot 311. The other side of the slot holder 31 has several parallel light exit holes 313 recessed inwards, each connected to a accommodating slot 311. The position of each light exit hole 313 corresponds to the position of each light entrance hole 312. The mounting base 32 is used to fix the slot holder 31 within the detection area 121 of the housing 12 of the housing 10. The light-emitting unit 33 has a light-emitting circuit board 331 and a plurality of light-emitting elements 332. The light-emitting elements 332 are arranged side by side at intervals on the same side surface of the light-emitting circuit board 331, and the light-emitting elements 332 are inserted one by one from the outside to the inside into each of the light-entry holes 312. In this embodiment, the light-emitting element 332 is an LED (LED can be a bead type or a chip type) to emit light. The photosensitive unit 34 includes a photosensitive circuit board 341 and a plurality of photosensitive elements 342. These photosensitive elements 342 are arranged side-by-side at intervals on the same side of the photosensitive circuit board 341, and each photosensitive element 342 is inserted one by one from the outside in into each light-emitting aperture 313. In this embodiment, the photosensitive element 342 is a photosensitive element used to receive light.

Please refer to Figures 1 to 3. The control module 40 is fixed between the bottom shell 11 and the watch case 12 of the body 10 and is electrically connected to the touch screen 20. The control module 40 is also electrically connected to the light-emitting circuit board 331 of the light-emitting unit 33 and the photosensitive circuit board 341 of the photosensitive unit 34, so as to control the light-emitting unit 33 to emit light and the photosensitive unit 34 to receive light, perform logical calculations, and then send the calculated results to the touch screen 20 for display so that the operator can know them. The control module 40 also includes a built-in animated auxiliary guidance system 41, displayed on the touchscreen 20, which serves as the input interface for user interaction.

Therefore, the above is an introduction to the components and assembly method of a pesticide residue detector 100 with animation-aided guidance provided in a preferred embodiment of this invention. Its usage features are then introduced as follows:

First, when using this app for testing, upon opening it, the animation-assisted guidance system 41 on the touchscreen 20 will display three options: "Insecticide Reagent Operation Guide," "Insecticide Reagent Tablet Operation Guide," and "Fungicide Operation Demonstration."

When the operator selects either the pesticide reagent method operation guide or the pesticide reagent tablet method operation guide on the animation-assisted guidance system 41, the animation-assisted guidance system 41 will begin to gradually display and guide the operator on how to prepare a test sample 91 in a cuvette 90, and then place the cuvette 90 into one of the receiving slots 311 of the optical detection module 30, so as to know the inhibition rate through the optical detection module 30, thereby determining whether the test sample 91 contains a high concentration of pesticide. When performing "Insecticide Reagent Procedure Guide" or "Insecticide Reagent Tablet Procedure Guide," the process begins with reagent testing (following the animation displayed on the touchscreen). Following this, the optical detection module measures the pesticide inhibition rate to determine the presence of high concentrations of insecticide.

When the operator selects "Fungicide Operation Demonstration" on the animation-assisted guidance system 41, the bacterial solution concentration is first set, adjusted to the desired concentration, and then tested for the presence of high concentrations of fungicide pesticides according to the instructions of the animation-assisted guidance system 41. That is, during the "Fungicide Operation Demonstration," the final bacterial solution is first optically detected, and then tested for the presence of high concentrations of fungicide pesticides according to the "Fungicide Operation Demonstration" displayed on the touchscreen 20.

Therefore, this creation is displayed on the touchscreen 20 by the animation-assisted guidance system 41. It not only allows interaction with operators to gradually help novice inspectors become familiar with the operating procedures and avoid confusion, but also facilitates easy retrieval and review when operators make mistakes. Furthermore, it prevents operational rust when experienced and new operators are transitioning, thereby enhancing work efficiency.

Secondly, in the above embodiments, the wavelengths of the light emitted by these light-emitting bodies may or may not be all the same, thus increasing the detection range of this invention.

The above description is merely a preferred embodiment provided by this invention and is not intended to limit the scope of this invention. All equivalent modifications made by those skilled in the art within this field based on this invention should fall within the scope of this invention.

100: Pesticide residue detectors with animated guidance

10: Body

11: Bottom Shell

12: Watch Case

121: Detection Area

13: Lid Lift

20: Touchscreen

30: Optical Detection Module

41: Animation Aid Guide System

90: Cuvette

Claims (7)

A pesticide residue detector with animated guidance includes: a body having a detection area; a touch screen mounted on the body; an optical detection module mounted in the detection area; and a control module located within the body, electrically connected to the touch screen and the optical detection module, for performing logical calculations and transmitting the detection results from the optical detection module to the touch screen for display. The control module has a built-in animated guidance system displayed on the touch screen for the operator to view and interact with. The pesticide residue detector with animated guidance as described in claim 1, wherein the device has a bottom shell, a front shell, and a hinged cover; the front shell is attached to the bottom shell, the detection area is formed open-ended on the front shell, and the hinged cover is hinged to the front shell, reciprocating between an open position and a closed position under external force. When the hinged cover is in the open position, the detection area is open; when the hinged cover is in the closed position, the detection area is closed by the hinged cover. The pesticide residue detector with animated guidance as described in claim 2, wherein the touch screen is located on the inner surface of the flip cover. As described in claim 1, the pesticide residue detector comprises an optical detection module having a slot base, a mounting base, a light-emitting unit, and a photosensitive unit; the slot base is positioned within the detection area of the device; the top of the slot base has several spaced-apart accommodating slots recessed from top to bottom; one side of the slot base has several parallel light-entry holes recessed from the outside to the inside, each light-entry hole connected to a accommodating slot; the other side of the slot base has several parallel light-exit holes recessed from the outside to the inside, each light-exit hole connected to a accommodating slot, and the position of each light-exit hole corresponds to the position of each light-entry hole; the mounting base is used for... The mounting base is fixed in the detection area of the machine body; the light-emitting unit has a light-emitting circuit board and a plurality of light-emitting elements, which are arranged side-by-side at intervals on the same side of the light-emitting circuit board, and each light-emitting element is inserted into each light-entry hole from the outside in, and the light-emitting element is used to emit light; the photosensitive unit has a photosensitive circuit board and a plurality of photosensitive elements, which are arranged side-by-side at intervals on the same side of the photosensitive circuit board, and each photosensitive element is inserted into each light-exit hole from the outside in, and the photosensitive element is used to receive light; the control module is electrically connected to the light-emitting circuit board and the photosensitive circuit board. As described in claim 4, in a pesticide residue detector with animation-assisted guidance, all light emitted by the light-emitting bodies are of the same wavelength. As described in claim 4, in a pesticide residue detector with animation-assisted guidance, the light emitted by the light-emitting elements is not all of the same wavelength. The pesticide residue detector with animated guidance as described in claim 1, wherein the animated guidance system includes at least one of the following displayed on the touchscreen: "Insecticide Reagent Operation Guide," "Insecticide Reagent Tablet Operation Guide," and "Fungicide Operation Demonstration."