EP1964394A1 - Method and system for detecting an individual by means of passive infrared sensors - Google Patents
Method and system for detecting an individual by means of passive infrared sensorsInfo
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- EP1964394A1 EP1964394A1 EP06831165A EP06831165A EP1964394A1 EP 1964394 A1 EP1964394 A1 EP 1964394A1 EP 06831165 A EP06831165 A EP 06831165A EP 06831165 A EP06831165 A EP 06831165A EP 1964394 A1 EP1964394 A1 EP 1964394A1
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- G—PHYSICS
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a passive infrared sensor method and system for detecting, locating and tracking an individual by motion analysis.
- the detection of an individual is carried out in particular by capturing its emission of infra-red rays by optical receivers.
- optical receivers use a pyroelectric component whose field of vision is segmented into "observation beams" which are areas of the space in which the sensor sees an infra-red source. This segmentation is most commonly performed by a Fresnel lens matrix and more rarely by a mirror structure as well as other more exotic solutions.
- Passive infrared sensors of this type therefore have most of the time a Fresnel lens matrix which focuses all the infrared radiation coming from the observation beams on a single pyroelectric component, without being able to differentiate them otherwise without to be able to determine the position of the individual in the observation area, let alone his movement. To do this it would require as many pyroelectric components as optical beams with the direct consequence of a significant investment cost, computing resources and energy consumption accordingly. Such a system is described in patent EP0633554.
- the present invention relates to a method and a system for detecting and analyzing movement of an individual in a given observation area by means of several passive infrared sensors able to receive, each, the infrared energy emitted by an individual. crossing said zone; each infrared sensor consisting of an optical device focusing the infrared energy received on a single pyroelectric component; each optical device consisting of a matrix of cells, such as lenses, mirrors or the like, arranged to capture a plurality of beams in a well-defined horizontal and vertical distribution; each pyroelectric component being connected to a computing unit capable of interpreting the information received.
- the invention aims to implement a method and a system of the kind in question which constitutes a novel and original solution able to eliminate the aforementioned drawbacks.
- a method which is essentially characterized in that it consists, to detect an individual in the observation area, to have a reduced number of infrared sensors, similar, centered on the same area of observation, in which the field of vision has been modulated and coded.
- This modulation performed by closing one or more cells can be expressed binary in the following way: for each unmasked cell, we say that the optical state is equal to 1 because the infra-red radiation is free to cross ci and for each masked cell, we will say that its optical state is equal to 0.
- the modulation of the field of view of each sensor of m cells can thus be characterized by a vector with m components, of which these are equal to 0 or 1.
- M (1, 1, 1, 1, 1,1, 1, 1, 0,0,0, 0,0,0,0).
- sensors there will be 2 4 or 16 combinations. They can therefore each comprise 16 identifiable optical cells partially masked in a well-defined configuration.
- FIG. 1 represents, in a front view, schematically an optical device, known per se, comprising 4x4 cells;
- FIG. 2 represents, in plan view, schematically the optical device of FIG. 1 showing the horizontal distribution of the beams;
- FIG. 3 shows, in profile view, schematically, the optical device of Figure 1 highlighting the vertical distribution of the beams;
- FIG. 4 represents, in plan view, schematically a detector, known per se, comprising a row of 16 coplanar cells;
- FIGS. 5 and 6 show, in plan view, schematically, an exemplary embodiment of a system for detecting and locating an intruder, according to the invention, implementing four contiguous infrared detectors provided with each , a row of 2 4 cells or 16 cells that are masked in a different configuration for each sensor;
- FIG. 7 is a schematic top view of a sensor according to the invention associated with a fixed camera, centered on the same observation zone;
- FIG. 8 shows, in plan view, schematically, a sensor according to the invention associated with a mobile camera, equipped with a zoom, automatically controlled on the infrared detection area by the calculation unit.
- each infrared sensor (1) consisting of an optical device (2) focusing the infrared (IR) energy received on a single pyroelectric component (3); each optical device (2) consisting of a matrix of cells (2C), such as lenses, mirrors or the like, arranged to capture a plurality of beams (F) in a horizontal (FH) and vertical (FV) distribution well defined; each pyroelectric component (3) being connected to a calculation unit (4) capable of interpreting the information received.
- the method according to the invention consists, in order to detect an individual (P) in the observation zone, to have a reduced number of N infrared sensors (1), similar, centered on the same observation zone, each provided with 2 N -1 cells (2C), thus beams (F), which are masked, for each of them, in a different combination so as to provide the computing unit with information to locate the individual in position and on the move.
- the method consists of: - Slightly angularly shift the cells (2C) belonging to the various optical devices (2) so as to increase the accuracy of the location of the individual and also the detection surface;
- a mobile camera (6,) equipped with a zoom, controlled by the calculation unit (4) automatically on the zone of infrared detection and intended to confirm the position of the individual and to follow him in his movement through an image corresponding precisely to the detection area to have more visual details of the area and analyze the image to confirm or not the infrared detection;
- optical devices (2) whose masking cells (2C) is programmable.
- the system for carrying out the method according to the invention comprises optical devices (2) which are chosen from an injected plastic Fresnel lens, a set of juxtaposed mirrors or a liquid crystal screen comprising a matrix of cells. (2C) programmable.
- the optical focusing device consists of specific optical lenses that are necessary for the coverage areas of the N sensors and whose surface area of each lens is double in order to double the sensitivity.
- sensors (1) At least one fixed camera (5) and / or at least one mobile camera (6) equipped with a zoom and a calculation unit (4) interpreting the information received. sensors and driving the cameras.
- the optical device shown in Figures 1 to 3 is provided with 4 horizontal beams covering an angle of up to 90 ° and 4 vertical beams covering an angle of up to 90 °.
- the sensor shown in Figure 4 is provided with 16 coplanar beams.
- the system according to the invention shown in FIGS. 5 and 6 comprises 4 sensors each provided with 16 partially obscured optical cells in a well-defined configuration in order to have 2 4 or 16 combinations.
- the system according to the invention allows the analysis of the movement, the estimation of the speed, of the acceleration, the direction and the direction of displacement.
- the sensor which is the subject of the invention, associated with a mobile camera, makes it possible to confirm the position of the individual and to follow him in his movement, thanks to an image corresponding precisely to the detection zone to have more details. visualize the area and analyze the image to confirm or not infrared detection.
- each column vector of this matrix gives the optical state of each beam.
- the pyroelectric element P n is at 1 if it receives an infrared signal, i.e. an intruder found in one of the observation beams and is at level 0 if he does not receive anything, or if the intruder is in an obscured beam:
- the beam 16 is not identifiable since it is identical to a lack of signal.
- N elements arranged in a matrix or column it is possible to identify (2 N -1) beams.
- system according to the invention applies equally to optical devices with coplanar or spatial cells in 2 or 3 dimensions.
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