WO2003101108A1 - Picture phone monitor system - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a surveillance system using a videophone, and more particularly to a system for monitoring an intruder into an abandoned house or the like using a plurality of portable videophones.
- Japanese Patent Publication No. 2002-844531 states that the situation of offices and homes when absent can be monitored by a single mobile robot camera without installing a large number of surveillance cameras.
- a remote monitoring system a communication terminal such as a videophone and a remote control device are installed on the sending side, and a communication terminal such as a videophone connected to the sending side via a public network at the user's home.
- an AV tuner, a transmitter, and a mobile robot camera, and the remote control device on the Send / Receiver side remotely controls the mobile robot camera at the user's home via a communication terminal, public network, communication terminal, and transmitter.
- a remote-controlled mobile surveillance robot system which steers and monitors AV information from the mobile robot camera at a center-side communication terminal via an AV tuner, a communication terminal, and a public network is disclosed.
- This system requires a lot of equipment on the control side and non-control side, including equipment for controlling the camera and microphone (mobile robot camera), and large capital investment is required.
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-57808 discloses a technology for real-time image transfer using a next-generation communication system having a high transmission capability such as W-CDMA.
- a mobile phone that has a Levi phone function and can be used as a remote monitoring monitor or a simple monitor for telemedicine is disclosed.
- the camera The side making the control request transfers the control command generated by the control unit from various key operations etc. to the wireless transmission / reception unit, and transmits it wirelessly from the antenna.
- the control unit analyzes the control commands received via the antenna and the wireless transmission / reception unit, and performs operations corresponding to each command. It describes that the external I / O unit controls the operation of the camera by the control data sent from the control unit.
- the present invention is a surveillance system composed of economical and simple equipment based on the current situation where daily safety is gradually threatened and the spread of self-responsibility.
- the problem is to provide a monitoring system that anyone can easily introduce.
- the present invention relates to a videophone surveillance system in which a surveillance videophone and an operation videophone are connected, wherein the surveillance videophone has a sensor for detecting an intruder and a camera attached to the surveillance videophone.
- Recording means a sound-collecting microphone, a speaker that outputs an audio signal transmitted from the operating videophone through the earphone terminal of the monitoring videophone, and records the telephone number or ringtone of the operating videophone. It is characterized in that it is connected to an operation console equipped with a set value storage unit and.
- the operation console further includes a camera illumination replenishment light.
- the operation console transmits an audio signal transmitted from the videophone on the operation side and passed through the earphone terminal of the videophone on the monitoring side to an operation for the displacement means or the light for supplementing the camera illuminance. It is preferable to have a voice recognition unit for identifying as a production signal.
- the operation side videophone is a mobile phone with a videophone function.
- the sensor is an infrared sensor.
- the light, the Z, and the speaker are installed separately from the operation console.
- the operation console has a shape of a doll, a stuffed animal, or an ornament. It is preferable that the operation console has a voice microphone that detects a ringtone from the videophone on the operation side, and a voice recognition unit that identifies the ringtone.
- the operation console further includes a charging circuit for charging a built-in battery of the monitoring videophone, and a switch for turning the charging circuit ON N OFF.
- FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram for explaining an application example of the present monitoring system to a personal away home.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram including a monitoring device 10 and a group of devices to be controlled.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing a procedure of a notification process to a notification destination mobile phone.
- FIG. 4 is a processing flow diagram relating to the setting of a telephone number to be notified in the videophone monitoring system.
- FIG. 5 is a processing flow chart relating to report destination setting by the individual ring tone function.
- FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a method of inputting a control signal from the operating videophone.
- Fig. 1 is a conceptual diagram for explaining a usage example in which the present surveillance system is applied to an individual's absence house.
- a monitoring device 10 embodying the present surveillance system is installed in the absence house 11.
- users 12 who think of their needs and users 13 who have introduced this monitoring system.
- User 1 2 says, for example, "I feel like I'm in someone's room lately. None is stolen and there's no evidence, so it's hard to deliver it to the police. Needless to sign a contract with a security company. "
- the surveillance device 10 is an animal-shaped figurine (a tiger-shaped stuffed animal) 15 with a built-in mobile phone 14 with a videophone function, and a camera attached to the mobile phone 14 by rotating the animal-shaped figurine 15 (Not shown.)
- the control console 16 is equipped with an infrared sensor 17 for detecting an intruder.
- the user 13 who has introduced this monitoring system has a hand on the side that remotely controls the monitoring system.
- a mobile phone with a videophone function 18 and a user 13 say, for example, "If there is something wrong with the room, you will be notified by videophone and you can connect anytime from here. , Peace of mind, peace of mind. "
- the mobile phones 14 and 18 with the videophone function may be videophones with the mobile phone function, and the animal-type figurine 15 may be used to camouflage the mobile phone 14 with animals.
- the infrared sensor 17 can be replaced with various sensor switches such as a temperature sensor, a humidity sensor, a voice sensor, a distance sensor, etc., or can be used in combination with the infrared sensor 17 depending on the monitoring purpose and application. it can.
- the monitoring device 10 is installed in the home away from home 11 where, for example, a place where an intruder is most likely to enter, such as a storage area for a bankbook, is set as a sensing range of the infrared sensor 117. Is set in advance.
- the monitoring device 10 connects to the mobile phone 18 having the videophone function of the user 13 and transmits video and audio. If the user 13 who received the notification cannot confirm the intruder based on the camera position, he or she operates Rotate up, down, left and right depending on the operation method to change the image range of the camera.
- the light and the speaker 1 may be separately installed as a separate device that can be controlled wirelessly or by wire from the monitoring device 10. preferable. Furthermore, if it is possible to shoot and transmit a still image or the like by using the capability of the mobile phone 14 with a videophone function, it is preferable to be able to use it together with the switching operation.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a control device for controlling a mobile phone with a TV telephone function built in the animal-shaped figurine of the monitoring device or the operation console.
- a mobile phone 14 with a video phone function equipped with a video phone camera 210 is illustrated.
- the block diagram 222 shows a block diagram of a control board including a microcomputer (control unit) 221, which contains a program dedicated to controlling the monitoring device 10. They are shown separately in groups.
- the block diagram of the control board 222 is centered on the microcomputer (control unit) 222, connected to the speaker 222 from the upper right part of the figure, and stores the actual voice of the user 13 or the voice storage described later.
- Speaker amplifier 2 2 4 for outputting audio registered in advance in section 2 4 4, microphone amplifier 2 for adjusting the output necessary for picking up and transmitting indoor sound by sound collecting microphone 2 25 26, LCD screen required for various settings such as destination settings, etc., and its IZO section 228, Keyboard required for various settings, such as destination settings, and its I / O section, 230 ,
- a setting value storage unit that stores and saves the setting values of the various settings, a power plug that supplies power from a commercial power supply to all these devices, and a rectifier circuit that converts AC into DC.
- connection adapter that connects the external connection terminal part of the mobile phone 14 and the monitoring device 10 2 3 8 and its I / O section 2 3 9, a voice microphone 2 4 that detects an incoming call to the mobile phone 14 with a videophone function 0 and its I / O unit 241, a voice recognition unit 242 that identifies the ringtone, an AD converter 243 that converts signals for digital circuits, and an infrared sensor 17 that detects intruders Part 1 part 0 part 24 5, operation table 16 for rotating animal type figurine 15 up and down and Z or left and right and its I / 0 part 24 7, camera illumination replenishment light 24 8 and its 10 part 2 4 9, Plug-in for connecting the microphone ear
- each process between the monitoring device 10 to which the monitoring video phone 14 is connected and the operating video phone 18 receiving the notification is described in parallel.
- the following describes the notification processing procedure for a mobile phone 18 with a videophone function.
- the infrared sensor 17 detects the intrusion of the intruder (311), and notifies the microcomputer (control unit) 221 through the I / O unit 2445.
- the microcomputer 221 which has received this notification, reads out the preset telephone number from the set value storage section 231 and makes a videophone call through the connection adapter 238 and its I / O section 2339. (3 1 2).
- the microcomputer 221 determines whether or not it has been connected to the video phone 18 on the operation side (3 13), and reconnects during a call or if the connection is not established after calling the predetermined number N times. (3 14, 3 15).
- connection button is pressed to establish connection (32 1). After confirming the connection of the surveillance videophone 14, use the videophone function. Transmission of video and audio is started (3 16), and the videophone 18 on the operation side receives and displays the video and audio (3 2 2).
- the user 13 who has confirmed the video of the operation side videophone 18 can operate various devices of the monitoring device 10 by the operation method described later (3 23) (3 17).
- the operation signal from the operating videophone 18 is received as an audio signal by the monitoring videophone 14 and the audio is identified through the plug 250.
- the digital signal is sent to the voice recognition unit 252, which converts the signal to a digital signal, and then converted to a digital signal by the AD conversion unit 253, which performs signal conversion for the digital circuit.
- the microcomputer 221 which has received this signal, moves the operation console 16 and instructs the content of the signal to the unit 0 24 7 so that the I / O unit 24 7 receiving the instruction operates the console 1 Move 6
- the replenishing light 2 48 and its IZ0 section 2 49 in the case of insufficient illumination are also controlled by the operation signal from the operating side telephone telephone 18.
- a similar voice signal is transmitted by the operation described below, and the microcomputer 22 1 receiving the same switches the connection destination. It instructs the switcher 2 51 to execute, temporarily switches to the speaker-amplifier 2 24 side for outputting real voice, and outputs sound to the speaker 1 2 3.
- “temporary” is preferably based on a timer-one control method.
- the role of the sound collecting microphone 2 25 and its 0 part 2 26 shown in Fig. 2 is that while the two TV telephones 14 and 18 are connected, all sound in the place where the monitoring device 10 is installed is To the operating side videophone 18.
- the microcomputer 22 returns the monitoring device 10 to the “sensing state” in the same manner as in the operation of the various devices (3 18). Therefore, the user 13 presses the disconnect button of the video phone 18 on the operation side to end the process (3 25).
- the infrared sensor 17 and the voice microphone 240 for detecting an incoming call are controlled by the microcomputer (control unit) 22 1. It is in the OFF state.
- FIG. 4 is a flow chart in which respective processes between the monitoring device 10 to which the monitoring videophone 14 is connected and the operating videophone 18 receiving the notification are described in parallel.
- the image of the monitoring videophone 14 and the operation videophone 18, and the LCD screen 227 and the keyboard 229 described in FIG. 2 are illustrated.
- the user 13 When setting the telephone number, the user 13 first presses the "telephone” button on the keyboard 22 of the monitoring device 10 (4 2 1). Next, the video phone 14 on the monitoring side is called from the video phone 18 on the operation side to be set as the connection destination (4 1 1). A ringtone sounds on the monitoring videophone 14 (4 2 2), and the phone number of the other party is displayed on that screen, and at the same time, the same phone number is displayed on the LCD screen 2 27 of the monitoring device 10. (4 2 3).
- the key "telephone" on the keyboard 229 when the key "telephone” on the keyboard 229 is pressed, the signal is sent to the microcomputer 221 via the I / O unit 230.
- the microcomputer 222 that received this signal waits in a state where it can receive the incoming telephone number signal from the connection adapter 238 and its I / O unit 239, and after receiving this, immediately displays it on the LCD screen 227. It will be displayed.
- the user 13 confirms that the displayed incoming number is from the operating videophone 18 to be set as the connection destination (4 2 4), and then the keyboard 2 2. Press the “OK” button in 9 (4 2 6) to indicate the memorization of this telephone number.
- the microcomputer 2 21 receiving this records the telephone number in the set value storage section 2 3 1 (4 2 7), and when it is normally recorded, displays a “setting end guide” (4 2 9) If the recording has failed, the "setting failure guide” is displayed on the LCD screen 227 (432), and the processing is terminated. When the “setting failure guide” is displayed (430), the user 13 repeats this setting procedure again. After the above display, the operation side videophone 18 may be terminated (4 1 2) by pressing the disconnection button. Also, this “Phone number setting” can be entered directly from the keyboard 229. You may.
- This setting method uses the "individual ring tone function for specific telephone number" provided in a mobile phone or the like as a password.
- the user 13 puts the monitoring device 10 into the ringtone storage mode by pressing the “ring” button on the keyboard 22 of the monitoring device 10 (5 2 1).
- a guidance of “ringing tone is being stored” is displayed (5 2 3).
- the monitoring videophone 14 is called from the operating videophone 18 (5 1 1).
- a ringtone sounds on the videophone 14 on the monitoring side (5 2 2), and the telephone number of the other party is displayed on the screen of the videophone 14 on the monitoring side.
- the key “tone” of the keyboard 229 is lost, the signal is delivered to the microcomputer 221 via the I / O unit 230.
- the microcomputer 222 that receives this signal waits in a state where it can receive a ringtone from the voice microphone 240 that senses an incoming call and its I / O unit 241.
- the microcomputer 221 which has received the ringtone, records the ringtone in the set value storage unit 231, (5 2 4).
- Display (5 2 6) If the recording failed, display “Setting failure guidance” on the LCD screen 2 2 7 (5 2 5), and input “OK” button for confirmation by user 13 (5 Wait for 7) and end the process.
- the “setting failure guide” is displayed (5 2 5)
- the user 13 repeats this setting procedure again.
- the videophone 18 on the operation side may be terminated (5 1 2) by pressing the disconnection button. With the above setting, thereafter, the mutual calling can be performed between the operation side videophone 18 and the monitoring side videophone 14, and the operation of the monitoring device 10 can be performed irrespective of which one has called.
- FIG. Figure 6 shows that the monitoring device 10 is remotely controlled. Image of the state of being in contact with 6 10 and three types of control signals, namely: 1 Input from the dial key 18 a of the operating videophone 18, 2) Use of the dedicated transmitter 6 3 0, 3) User 13 own utterances are shown.
- the monitoring videophone 14 receives the “voice”, but with the above 3 user's own utterance, the user 13 hastily modulates to the real voice in an emergency. There is a fear that reliability is difficult.
- the control signal is input using a combination that is not related to the characters and numbers displayed as the dial key 18a, which may cause confusion in an emergency. .
- each of these methods has its strengths and weaknesses, and if sufficient consideration is given to commercialization, any of these methods will be effective input methods.
- An operation button group is provided on the front of the dedicated transmitting device 630, and a speaker for audio signal generation (not shown) is provided on the back.
- the operation button group is broadly divided into the button group 6 3 1 to which the control methods of the various devices described above are assigned and the button group 6 3 2 for controlling the operation console 16 .
- the former button group 6 3 1 is an on / off button 6 3 3, 6 3 3 of the camera illumination replenishment light 2 4 8 installed on the monitoring device 10 side, and a threatening voice registered in advance in the voice storage unit 2 54.
- the switch button 6 3 5 of the speaker 2 2 3 may be a separate button on / off, but in order to simplify the configuration of the control circuit block diagram 22 2, “After pushing the switch button 6 3 5, It is preferable to use a timer type such as "Valid for a second, then automatic off”.
- the on / off button 636 of the videophone charging circuit 237 is used in recent mobile phone charging systems to charge only once for a single charging request, and to supply power during charging. Even if the rechargeable battery is low due to consumption, it will automatically operate unless a recharge request is made. It is a device that focuses on avoiding recharging. Such a charging method is a measure to protect the life of the battery of the mobile phone by suppressing the number of times of charging, which can be considered excessive, but the mobile phone with videophone function 14 and the connection adapter 2 3 8 Even if the battery is charged for a long time, the proper charging effect may not be obtained. In the videophone surveillance system for an abandoned house or the like as in the present invention, such a mobile phone charging method is inconvenient. Therefore, by operating the on / off button 6336, the surveillance-side videophone 14 is reliably charged and the battery is charged. Is to avoid the state where the remaining amount is 0.
- the control button group 632 for the operation console 16 is composed of, for example, dedicated buttons (637 to 640) for rotating up, down, left, and right.
- the control button group 6 3 2 for the operation console 16 may be a free-rotation type using a joystick, etc., but considering portability and portability, a button type is more practical than a joystick type with a three-dimensional structure.
- the dedicated transmitting device 630 be made as small as possible, for example, attached as an accessory to the end of a mobile phone strap.
- the program in the microcomputer (control unit) 221 can download a new version using the keyboard 229, LCD screen 227, mobile phone with videophone function 14, etc. It is preferable to do so.
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