EP1482464B1 - Bifunktioneller Präsenzmelder, System und Verfahren zur Verwaltung unter Verwendung von solchen Meldern - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a bi-functional presence sensor, a system and a management method using such sensors.
- the invention applies more particularly to the field of home automation and the tertiary field.
- Home automation refers to all the techniques used by users in their homes and non-residential premises. These techniques can be automatisms or information systems intra or extra-localization.
- Such automations can be based on the use of various sensors, distributed in the premises, measuring physical or physicochemical characteristics, and actuating, with respect to setpoints, heating, lighting, security and / or lighting equipment. or other domestic equipment.
- Occupants of residential or non-residential premises can be brought, in fact, because of the repetitiveness of their activities, to realize the programming of equipment contributing to the creation of moods and security. Such programming is often difficult to achieve.
- the development of electronics and computer technology makes it possible to propose solutions based on a prediction of the states of this equipment, which firstly involves the forecasting of the periods of occupation of these premises.
- a known art document the request for patent FR 0 883 050 , describes a self-configurable manager who alone learns the thermal characteristics of a building, the presence and comfort needs of its occupants and their hours of occupation.
- This energy manager comprises control means of a room conditioning generator for controlling the amount of energy that the generator must supply to reach a predetermined temperature.
- the most commonly used presence sensors are piezoelectric sensors. Such sensors can cover a secure space more important than infrared barriers and are more generic than contact detectors placed in doors and windows.
- Such sensors have the disadvantage of being only motion sensors. The amplitude of the detection signal depends of course on the energy emitted by a moving body but also on its movement speed. Thus, an immobile target is not detected. This is an important disadvantage both in the management of comfort when the sitting or lying occupants remain motionless as in the safe management when an intruder moves very slowly.
- the invention therefore aims to achieve a combination of the two services that are comfort and safety, and solve the above problems by means of a single sensor.
- the U.S. Patent 5,283,551 discloses a passive intrusion alarm system comprising an infrared sensor array, a sampling sensor that is in communication with a microprocessor through an analog-to-digital converter. The sensors are sampled to provide a two-dimensional thermographic image of an intruder.
- the US Patent 5,969,608 discloses an intrusion detector which comprises a set of sensor modules arranged along a perimeter, which make it possible to detect seismic vibrations caused by an intrusion into the zone defined by this perimeter.
- the request for EP 0 345 878 discloses a thermal radiation detection device which comprises an array of pyroelectric detectors for receiving radiation from a scene and for generate a voltage signal at its output which varies according to these radiations.
- the outputs of these detectors are connected to an integrated circuit comprising a corresponding network of impedance converting circuits, a multiplexer, under the control of an address detector.
- EP Patent 1 271 442 discloses a detection device which comprises an element for generating a state detection information, giving the state of an object in a plurality of predetermined regions, for example the chambers of a house, by means of sensors installed in each of these regions for detecting the movement of this object, and a region determining element in which the state detection information has changed to determine the state of said object in that region.
- thermopile sensors are basically sensitive to a permanent radiative flux. They directly measure the temperature by means for example of a thermopile sensor and give an image in the field of vision.
- the added value of a thermopile lies in its ability to detect the radiative flux from a person regardless of its attitude / behavior, unlike a pyroelectric sensor that can only detect a variation in radiative flux of an individual in movement.
- An originality of the invention lies in the fact of associating with the sensor two processing algorithms: one using the amplified raw signal and measuring the static presence, the other realizing the derivative of the raw signal and detecting the movement.
- An originality also lies in the fact of using displacement detection to calibrate the detection by erasing the influence of the thermal environment and its temporal variations.
- each sensor comprises a motion detector associated with a presence detection module and a weak and slow motion detection module.
- This detector motion can then be a piezoelectric sensor.
- each sensor comprises a zero adjustment module for eliminating the influence of the thermal environment and its temporal variations.
- the figure 1 illustrates a first example of the bi-functional sensor of the invention.
- the figure 2 illustrates a second example of the bi-functional sensor of the invention.
- the figure 3 illustrates an exemplary embodiment of a management system implementing such sensors of the invention.
- the sensor 20 of the invention comprises a motion sensor, such as a piezoelectric sensor 21, which is associated with a first very sensitive processing module 22 for detecting the slowest and slowest movements (SD output) and a second less sensitive processing module 23 integrating the energy received over long periods to access the presence (SP output).
- a motion sensor such as a piezoelectric sensor 21
- SD output the slowest and slowest movements
- SP output the presence
- the sensor of the invention comprises a bolometric or thermopile presence sensor 31, which is fundamentally sensitive to the received radiation energy (input E), to which two processing modules 32 and 33 are associated, one amplifying the raw signal and measuring the received energy (SP signal), the other realizing the derivative of the raw signal to detect the movement (SD signal).
- a zero adjustment module 34 which uses the displacement detection signal SD, makes it possible to achieve a zero of this detection by eliminating the influence of the thermal environment and its temporal variations.
- Presence sensors of the same type can be used for both comfort and safety services.
- the presence sensors may or may not be placed in all areas or rooms of the premises and inform at any time a central system of the situation of occupied rooms.
- These real-time data can be associated with historical data: dates, times and, if necessary, additional data useful depending on the purpose of the service such as the instantaneous cost of energy, the outside temperature ...
- the invention also relates to a method using such means.
- any decision to trigger an alarm (signal S2) is based on an accurate analysis of the occupancy habits of the different zones or rooms of said premises to diagnose any abnormal behavior characterized by an individual.
- the means of supervision of the two comfort and safety functions come to perform a filtering using a likelihood analysis.
- a likelihood analysis For security, several factors are used: the decision to initiate a security surveillance, the detection of presence for the sensors and the said supervision that is to say the constitution of a likelihood analysis based on the habits of the occupants.
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- Bifunktioneller Präsenzmelder, aufweisend:- einen einzigen Präsenzmelder (31) vom Typ Bolometer oder Thermosäule, der auf die Energie der empfangenen Strahlung anspricht,- ein Modul (32) zur Signalverstärkung und zur Messung der empfangenen Energie, dessen Eingang mit einem ersten Ausgang des Präsenzmelders (31) vom Typ Bolometer oder Thermosäule verbunden ist und das am Ausgang ein Detektionssignal (SP) einer Detektion einer passiven Präsenz bereitstellt,- ein Modul (33) zur Signalableitung und zur Bewegungsdetektion, dessen Eingang mit einem zweiten Ausgang des Präsenzmelders (31) vom Typ Bolometer oder Thermosäule verbunden ist und das am Ausgang ein Bewegungsdetektionssignal (SD) bereitstellt.
- Melder nach Anspruch 1, aufweisend einen Präsenzausgang für Komfortanwendungen.
- Melder nach einem der Ansprüche 1 oder 2, aufweisend einen Bewegungsausgang für Anwendungen einer Detektion eines Eindringens.
- Melder nach Anspruch 1, der einen Bewegungsdetektor aufweist, der mit einem Präsenzdetektionsmodul (23) und mit einem Detektionsmodul (22) zur Detektion von kleinen und langsamen Bewegungen verbunden ist.
- Melder nach Anspruch 4, in welchem der Bewegungsdetektor (21) ein piezoelektrischer Sensor ist.
- Melder nach Anspruch 1, der ein Modul (34) zum Nullabgleich aufweist, das erlaubt, den Einfluss der thermischen Umgebung und ihrer zeitlichen Änderungen zu eliminieren.
- Verwaltungssystem unter Verwendung von Meldern nach einem der vorstehenden Ansprüche, die auf mehrere Wohn- oder Nichtwohnraumzonen verteilt sind, aufweisend:- eine Anordnung (10) von Meldern (C1, ..., Cn),- Einrichtungen (11) zur Hauptverarbeitung von Daten, die von diesen Meldern gemessen werden,- Einrichtungen (12) zur Speicherung von derart verarbeiteten Daten,- erste Einrichtungen (13) zur sekundären Verarbeitung von verarbeiteten Daten unter Verwendung eines ersten Algorithmus,- zweite Einrichtungen (14) zur sekundären Verarbeitung von verarbeiteten Daten unter Verwendung eines zweiten Algorithmus.
- System nach Anspruch 7, das außerdem aufweist:- Einrichtungen (15,16) zum Entscheiden in Echtzeit über eine Auslösung eines Alarms unter Berücksichtigung von Ergebnissen, die am Ausgang dieser ersten und zweiten Sekundärverarbeitungseinrichtungen gewonnen werden,- Einrichtungen (17) zur Überwachung dieser Entscheidungseinrichtungen, welche ausgehend von gespeicherten Daten eine Analyse der Gewohnheiten der Bewohner, sich in den Zonen aufzuhalten, durchführen, um eine Historie dieser Gewohnheiten zu gewinnen, und welche die gemessenen Daten laufend mit dieser Historie der Gewohnheiten vergleichen, um eine Wahrscheinlichkeitsanalyse aufzustellen, die erlaubt, diese Entscheidungseinrichtungen (15,16) zu steuern, um jede Entscheidung zu bestätigen oder zu verzögern.
- Verwaitungsverfahren unter Verwendung von Meldern nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 6, die auf mehrere Wohn- oder Nichtwohnraumzonen verteilt sind, aufweisend die folgenden Schritte:- einen ersten Schritt einer sekundären Verarbeitung von verarbeiteten Daten unter Verwendung eines ersten Algorithmus,- einen zweiten Schritt einer sekundären Verarbeitung von verarbeiteten Daten unter Verwendung eines zweiten Algorithmus,- einen Schritt einer Entscheidung in Echtzeit über eine Auslösung eines Alarms unter Berücksichtigung von Ergebnissen, die am Ausgang dieser ersten und zweiten Sekundärverarbeitungsschritte gewonnen werden,- einen Schritt einer Überwachung dieses Entscheidungsschritts, wobei ausgehend von gespeicherten Daten eine Analyse der Gewohnheiten der Bewohner, sich in den Zonen aufzuhalten, durchgeführt wird, um eine Historie dieser Gewohnheiten zu gewinnen, und wobei die gemessenen Daten laufend mit dieser Historie der Gewohnheiten verglichen werden, um eine Wahrscheinlichkeitsanalyse aufzustellen, die erlaubt, diesen Entscheidungsschritt zu steuern, um jede Entscheidung zu bestätigen oder zu verzögern.
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