WO2021144016A1 - Mobile rettungseinrichtung - Google Patents
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- Mobile rescue device The present application relates to a mobile rescue device for the rescue of people at risk of falling according to the preamble of claim 1.
- Safety cushions are used in rescue operations to rescue people at risk of falling.
- the use of safety cushions is particularly useful if the use of a turntable ladder vehicle is not possible because the person's rescue height exceeds the maximum rescue height of the turntable ladder vehicle or the vehicle cannot drive to the rescue location.
- Safety cushions are inflated with the help of compressed air bottles or compressors until an overpressure of e.g. approx. 0.3 bar is established. If a safety cushion is set up and a person jumps onto the safety cushion, this person is gently braked during the immersion by a rapid pressure equalization of the safety cushion with the environment.
- the rescue height of the people to be rescued is a limiting factor for safety cushions, as these absorb more kinetic energy as the height of fall increases and must therefore be dimensioned larger. At the moment, safety cushions are permitted up to a rescue height of a maximum of 60 m.
- the safety cushion appears very small from the perspective of the person to be rescued, which greatly increases the risk that the person to be rescued does not hit the safety cushion correctly or not at all during the jump. This can have fatal consequences as the person to be rescued can be seriously injured or have a fatal accident as a result of the impact.
- the person to be rescued can also bounce off the safety cushion, which represents a considerable safety risk for the rescue workers. It is therefore of particular importance that safety cushions are correctly positioned. This is shaping up but difficult with increasing rescue height.
- the position of the safety cushion can only be changed with difficulty when it is inflated, which prevents a quick reaction.
- several people are required to assemble and dismantle rescue cushions.
- Prior art document CN 205814896 discloses an automatic, unmanned and mobile rescue facility for rescuing people at risk of falling.
- the rescue facility consists of a safety cushion which is mounted on a positioning device.
- the movements of the rescue facility are implemented with the help of specially designed wheels, which enable omnidirectional freedom of movement on the ground.
- the rescue facility is equipped with a Doppler radar to determine the trajectory of a falling person. The data obtained are used to position the rescue equipment precisely and quickly, to maneuver it into the trajectory of the person to be rescued and to catch it safely with the safety cushion.
- Another rescue facility is known from CN 107346141, in which a safety cushion is mounted on an automatic, unmanned and mobile chassis.
- This mobile rescue facility can recognize the trajectory of the person to be rescued with the aid of a binocular system and move into the trajectory using specially designed wheels.
- a blower is activated to inflate the safety cushion.
- the person to be rescued can be safely caught by the rescue facility.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a rescue device which enables people in danger of falling to be rescued at great rescue heights.
- At least one flying drone is provided as the positioning device of a mobile rescue device.
- This is connected to a carrying device to hold the person at risk of falling.
- the carrier is preferably surrounded by a parapet, which is preferably open on one side.
- the carrying device can thus in particular be designed in the manner of a basket that is open on one side or of a container that is open on the top.
- This has the advantage that the mobile rescue facility is easily accessible for the person to be rescued.
- the person to be rescued can jump onto the rescue facility from a certain distance and / or height if the circumstances do not allow the mobile rescue facility to be maneuvered in close proximity to the rescuing person. It is possible to position the rescue facility anywhere in three-dimensional space.
- the rescue device also allows people in danger of falling to be rescued at a greater height, in particular at a height outside the permissible jumping height of safety cushions.
- the rescue facility can be controlled from a base station which, if necessary, can only be operated by one person. As a result, fewer personnel are required than with the safety cushions previously available. This enables rescue workers to pursue other tasks during the rescue operation. also the rescue facility can also be used in particularly rough terrain.
- drones can expediently be used to position the rescue facility.
- very good flight stability and / or responsiveness to air turbulence in particular under difficult conditions, can be achieved, e.g. with increased asymmetrical air flows that develop due to local thermals (e.g. in the event of a building fire) and / or in the event of one-sided loading (e.g. from one-sided Jumping up) and / or if the load is unevenly distributed.
- at least four, particularly preferably at least six, aerial drones can be provided here.
- the aerial drones can preferably be connected to the edge area and / or the corner area of the carrying device.
- the at least one or more aerial drones is (are) located above the carrying device.
- the at least one or more aerial drone (s) is (are) located below the carrying device.
- the flying drones can advantageously be synchronized with one another in their flight position and flight movement in order to ensure a uniform flight path and a rapid reaction of the rescue facility.
- This enables particularly precise control and simplifies the positioning of the rescue device.
- the rescue facility is equipped with a camera system comprising at least one camera. This makes it possible to transfer images related to the mission.
- the operator of the base station can emergency if controlled without direct visual contact.
- Another advantage of this design is that the rescue facility can be precisely controlled and positioned using the camera system, even when the rescue height is great. The risk of incorrect positioning and the resulting serious accidents can thus be minimized.
- the camera system can preferably transmit data in real time to a receiver, preferably a base station.
- the rescue facility is preferably equipped with a sensor system for environmental detection, the sensor system comprising at least one, preferably a plurality of sensors.
- the sensor system is equipped with distance sensors, a desired distance to objects in the immediate vicinity of the rescue facility, for example to trees and / or buildings, can preferably be maintained automatically by the rescue facility. This significantly simplifies the handling of the rescue facility.
- the rescue facility can be positioned precisely, preferably automatically, for example at a certain distance from a window, so that a person to be rescued can easily reach the rescue facility from the rescue location via this gap or gap.
- a particularly useful sensor system is a movement detection system which automatically detects the path of the jump or fall movement path of the person to be rescued and permanently corrects or adapts the position of the rescue facility.
- a LIDAR, radar and / or ultrasound system for example, is suitable as a motion detection system.
- the position of the rescue facility can be independently adapted to the determined jump or fall trajectory of the person to be rescued, which ensures that the person to be rescued is safely caught by the latter and serious accidents when jumping onto the rescue facility can be avoided.
- the sensor system can have at least one sensor for determining the flight altitude and / or the position (e.g. for determining the operating altitude and / or the distance) of the person to be rescued.
- the rescue facility can be equipped with a sensor system for inclination detection results in the advantage that the rescue facility can always be aligned horizontally and tilting, for example due to one-sided loading or the influence of thermal currents, with targeted control of individual or multiple aerial drones, can be compensated.
- connection of the positioning device between the aerial drones and the carrying device is rigid, as a result of which the movement of the drones is transmitted directly to the carrying device.
- Rigid connecting elements made of plastic, fiber composite material or metal, in particular light metal, are preferably used.
- connection of the positioning device between the flying drones and the carrying device is flexible in order to allow the flying drones to position or move somewhat more freely with respect to the carrying device.
- a flexible connection can be a rope or a chain, for example. Since the carrying device of the rescue device is at least partially air-flow-permeable, this supports the aerodynamic lift and thus the efficiency of the flying drone. In addition, any thermal currents that may occur have less of a negative impact on the stability of the supporting structure due to the build-up of heat from building fire.
- the rescue device according to the invention can still be positioned at a sufficient “intermediate height” below the position of the person to be rescued.
- the jumping height for the person to be rescued can therefore be significantly reduced. This also reduces the risk of the person to be rescued being injured during a rescue jump.
- the jump resistance of the person to be rescued is lower with a reduced jump height.
- plastics (vorzugswei se PVC), fiber composites or metals, in particular light metals, are used as the film and frame material.
- the carrying device can be rigid. As a result, the person to be rescued can “step” onto the carrying device particularly easily.
- the carrying device can also be designed as a stretcher.
- control data can be stored centrally, e.g. in a computer cloud.
- the centrally stored data can also be linked with location and / or environmental data and / or weather data from other databases. This allows additional data to be included in the control of the rescue facility.
- the rescue device preferably does not have a closed housing or chassis, so that the carrying device is freely and unimpededly accessible. Description of the invention on the basis of exemplary embodiments
- FIG. 1a is a schematic perspective illustration of a first Ausgestal device of a rescue device according to the present invention
- Fig. 1b is a schematic perspective illustration of an alternative support ge issued;
- Fig. 1c is a schematic perspective illustration of a further alterna tive carrying device
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic perspective illustration of a second embodiment of a rescue device according to the present invention
- Fig. 3 is a schematic perspective illustration of a third Ausgestal device of a rescue device according to the present invention.
- FIG. 4 shows a schematic perspective illustration of a fourth embodiment of a rescue device according to the present invention
- 5a shows an exemplary representation of the functional elements of a flying drone of the rescue facility, as well as the functional elements of a base station for controlling the rescue facility;
- FIG. 5b shows an exemplary representation of a base station in the form of a tablet computer
- 6 shows a schematic representation of the use of a rescue device according to the invention using the example of the rescue device according to FIG. 1a.
- Reference numeral 1 in Fig. 1a denotes an embodiment of a mobile rescue device according to the invention in its entirety.
- the mobile rescue device 1 comprises a flat, for example square, carrying device 2 in the form of a base plate. Instead of a rectangular shape, the carrying device 2 can also have a different geometric shape, for example a round, oval or polygonal shape.
- the carrying device 2 is carried by, for example, four positioning devices 3, each positioning device 3 comprising an unmanned aerial drone 4a-d and an associated connecting element 20.
- the connecting element 20 connects the respective flying drone 4a-d to the carrying device 2, preferably in its edge area and / or corner area.
- the aerial drones 4a-d are located above the carrying device 2.
- the aerial drones 4a-d are designed in such a way that the rescue device 1 is able to transport at least one person in flight.
- the flight drones 4a-d are advantageously synchronized with one another in their movement.
- the rescue device 1 can comprise a circumferential parapet 21 as a safety device.
- the parapet 21 can be completely or at least partially absent on one side of the rescue facility 1 in order to enable access to the carrying facility 2.
- the parapet 21 extends upwards at a certain height from the carrying device 2, comparable to a window or door parapet in a building.
- the parapet device 21 can for example be designed as a lattice structure.
- the rescue facility 1 can comprise a camera system.
- the camera system comprises at least one camera 18 which transmits the data, preferably in real time, to a base station 8a, see FIG.
- the camera system allows the immediate operational environment of the rescue facility 1 in the area of the base station 8a to be mapped, preferably in real time.
- the rescue facility 1 can comprise a sensor system which serves to enable the rescue facility 1 to be positioned.
- the sensor system shown in FIG. 1 a comprises various sensors.
- sensors are, for example, distance sensors 19a which enable the distance between the rescue facility 1 and the environment, such as a house wall, to be measured, see FIG. In this way, for example, a minimum distance to be maintained automatically can be specified.
- the generated distance data can for example be sent to the base station 8a to support the control.
- the sensor system can comprise a movement detection system with at least one movement sensor 19b.
- the movement detection system is particularly suitable for aligning the position of the rescue device 1, specifically when a person to be rescued, see FIG. 6, tries to jump onto the rescue device. As a result, the person 5 to be rescued can be safely caught.
- the sensor system can comprise an inclination detection system with at least one inclination sensor 19c in order to determine the inclination of the carrying device 2. In this way it can be ensured that the carrying device 2 is aligned in its horizontal position, in particular in the case of one-sided loading.
- the sensors of the above-mentioned sensor system can be located on and / or in the carrying device 2 and / or on a flying threat (s) 4a-d.
- the sensor system can have at least one sensor for determining the flight altitude and / or the position (e.g. for determining the operating altitude and / or the distance) of the person to be rescued.
- An alternative embodiment of the carrying device 2 is shown in FIG. 1b.
- the carrying device 2 is partially permeable to air flow.
- air flow channels 30 are provided at the corners of the support device.
- the air flow generated by the aerial drones 4a-d can flow through them.
- the air flow channels 30 can be grids or nets, for example.
- the connecting elements 20 can in this case preferably be connected to the grid or, for example, alternatively to struts or rods (not shown in FIG. 1b) with the support device 2, so that the aerial drones 4a-d are positioned above the airflow channels 30.
- FIG. 1c GE Another alternative embodiment of the support device 2 is shown in Fig. 1c GE.
- the carrying device 2 is completely permeable to air flow.
- the air flow generated by the flight drones 4a-d can flow even more efficiently through the carrying device 2.
- the flying drones 4a-d can be positioned more freely relative to the carrying device 2 in the case of a carrying device 2 that is completely permeable to air.
- Fig. 2 shows an alternative embodiment of the rescue device 1.
- a single aerial drone 4a is used, which is located above the Trageein direction 2. Otherwise, the rescue device 1 corresponds to the other configurations.
- the flying drone 4a is connected to the carrying device 2 via a plurality of connecting elements 20.
- a connecting element 20 to the flying drone 4a can each run from the corners of the parapet 21 of the carrying device 2.
- the connecting elements 20 can be both rigid and flexible.
- the alternative embodiment of the mobile rescue device 1 shown in FIG. 3 shows a single flying drone 4 a, which is located below the carrying device 2. Otherwise, the rescue facility 1 corresponds to the other configurations.
- the connecting elements 20 are rigid and connect the flying threats 4a to the support device 2 preferably via the four corners thereof.
- the rescue device 4 shows an alternative embodiment of the rescue device 1.
- This embodiment can be used in particular when it is not possible to position the rescue device directly on the person to be rescued, so that the person to be rescued has to jump onto the safety cushion 23. This can be the case, for example, if the person 5 to be rescued is, for example, below a balcony projection and the rescue facility 1 therefore cannot get as far as person 5.
- the support device 2 comprises an outer frame 22, preferably a tubular frame on which the safety cushion 23 is attached. So that the aerial drones 4a-d are not hit by a jumping person, they are offset further outwards compared to the surface of the carrying device 2, e.g. by an additional frame element 22a.
- the connecting elements 20 connect the aerial drones 4a-d to the frame element 22a.
- the rescue facility 1 corresponds to the other configurations.
- the rescue device 1 is controlled from the ground by an operator 32 using a base station 8a, which is connected to the at least one flying drone 4a-d via a wireless data link (radio link).
- the base station 8a comprises a control element 10, a control display 12, a control unit 25 and a transceiver 9 with antenna for bidirectional data transmission, preferably in real time.
- the functional elements of the base station 8a are supplied with electrical energy from an energy source 11 (eg battery or accumulator).
- the control unit 25 comprises a processor which exercises the control and computing functions of the base station 8a.
- the control display 12 shows the various camera and / or sensor and / or status data of the rescue facility 1 and / or the base station 8a, for example graphically.
- the base station 8a allows simple control of the rescue facility 1 with the aid of the control element 10. This can preferably be designed as a joystick.
- the control commands are transmitted via the transceiver 9 of the base station 8a to a transceiver 15 with an antenna for the aerial drones 4a.
- the functional elements of the aerial drone 4a are accommodated in a housing 13 of the aerial drone and are advantageously protected against external influences such as moisture and / or dust.
- the functional elements of the flying drone 4a include a power supply 17 (e.g. battery or accumulator), a control unit 16, a data interface 24 and a transceiver 15 with an antenna.
- the transceiver 15 is suitable for bidirectional data transmission between the flying drone 4a and the base station 8a as well as for bidirectional data transmission between the flying drone 4a and other flying drones of the rescue facility 1.
- the data interface 24 regulates the inclusion of the data from the various sensors and / or camera systems, which the rescue device 1 can include.
- the control unit 16 of the drone 4a controls the rotors 14 of the drone 4a.
- the control unit 16 preferably receives the control commands for the flying drone from the base station 8a and, if necessary, also from sensors via the data interface 24.
- sensor data are preferably recorded and transmitted in real time.
- the bidirectional data transmission between the aerial drones 4a-d and the base station 8a enables direct control. It may thus be possible, for example, to enable an automatic flight adjustment of the rescue facility 1 if, for example, the inclination detection system detects an inclination of the rescue facility 1 via a setpoint, or to automatically steer the rescue facility 1 into the trajectory of the person 5 to be rescued.
- the aerial drones 4a-d are preferably controlled via an app. Live images from the camera systems and / or real-time data from the various sensor systems and / or status data such as the charging voltage and the currently required power of the rescue facility 1 can be displayed in individual or different windows.
- Control is preferably via a downloadable app that is downloaded onto the computer.
- Control data can be stored centrally, e.g. in a computer cloud.
- the centrally stored data can also be linked to location and / or environmental data and / or weather data from other databases. This allows additional data to be included in the control of the rescue facility.
- the control device of the flying drones 4a-4d is provided centrally on the rescue device 1.
- the aerial drones 4a-d can accordingly be aerial drones 4a-d which only comprise drives, all drives being supplied by a common control and monitoring unit and / or energy source (not shown in the figures).
- the base station 8a represents a computer 8b, preferably a tablet computer, as shown in FIG. 5b.
- the tablet computer comprises a conventional multifunction display 26 in which at least one touch-sensitive control element 31 that can be operated by a finger has a window 29 for displaying the live images of the camera systems, a window 27 for displaying the real-time data from the various sensor systems and a status display 28 of the flying drones 4a - 4d can be generated.
- the tablet computer can also be coupled to a control element 10 of the type described for controlling the rescue facility.
- An application of a rescue device 1 according to the invention is shown in FIG. 6 using the example of the rescue device 1 according to FIG. 1 a.
- the rescue device 1 can be positioned very close to the window 6 at the same height, so that the gap between the window 6 and the carrying device 2 is small.
- the distance sensor 19a prevents the rescue facility 1 from colliding with the house wall 7. This has the advantage that the rescuing person 5 can enter the rescue facility 1 directly and the anxiety of the person 5 to be rescued can be reduced.
- the inclination sensor 19c ensures a horizontal alignment of the carrying device 2 while the person is on it. If the carrying device 2 is at least partially permeable to air flow, thermals occurring in the event of a fire can flow through the carrying device.
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