18300780. DYNAMIC INDIVIDUALIZED HAZARD DETECTION USING MOBILE ROBOTICS simplified abstract (International Business Machines Corporation)

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DYNAMIC INDIVIDUALIZED HAZARD DETECTION USING MOBILE ROBOTICS

Organization Name

International Business Machines Corporation

Inventor(s)

ZACHARY A. Silverstein of AUSTIN TX (US)

JACOB RYAN Jepperson of ROCHESTER MN (US)

MELANIE Dauber of NEW YORK NY (US)

JEREMY R. Fox of AUSTIN TX (US)

LOGAN Bailey of SANDY SPRINGS GA (US)

DYNAMIC INDIVIDUALIZED HAZARD DETECTION USING MOBILE ROBOTICS - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18300780 titled 'DYNAMIC INDIVIDUALIZED HAZARD DETECTION USING MOBILE ROBOTICS

Simplified Explanation:

This patent application describes a hazard identification system that includes a computer device with a hazard identification application and a mobile robotic device capable of self-propelled movement within a designated environment. The robotic device has a camera for imaging the environment and an interface to communicate with the hazard identification application. The application receives images from the robot's camera to identify hazards in the environment.

  • The system consists of a computer device with a hazard identification application.
  • A mobile robotic device is used for self-propelled movement within a designated environment.
  • The robotic device is equipped with a camera for imaging the environment.
  • The hazard identification application analyzes the images from the robot's camera to identify hazards in the environment.

Potential Applications:

1. Industrial safety inspections 2. Hazardous waste management 3. Emergency response operations 4. Construction site monitoring 5. Environmental monitoring

Problems Solved:

1. Efficient hazard identification in complex environments 2. Improved safety protocols in hazardous areas 3. Real-time monitoring of potential dangers 4. Enhanced risk assessment capabilities 5. Minimization of human exposure to dangerous situations

Benefits:

1. Increased safety for workers in hazardous environments 2. Quick and accurate hazard identification 3. Enhanced efficiency in risk management 4. Reduction of potential accidents and injuries 5. Cost-effective monitoring solutions

Commercial Applications:

Title: "Enhanced Hazard Identification System for Industrial Safety" This technology can be utilized in industries such as manufacturing, construction, oil and gas, and emergency response services. It can improve workplace safety, streamline hazard identification processes, and reduce the risk of accidents, leading to cost savings and improved operational efficiency.

Questions about Hazard Identification System:

1. How does the hazard identification application communicate with the mobile robotic device? The hazard identification application communicates with the mobile robotic device through an interface that allows for the transfer of imaging data.

2. What are the key features of the camera used in the mobile robotic device for hazard identification? The camera in the mobile robotic device is used to capture high-quality images of the designated environment, which are then analyzed by the hazard identification application to identify potential hazards.


Original Abstract Submitted

A hazard identification system includes: a computer device comprising a hazard identification application; and a mobile robotic device for self-propelled movement within a designated environment and with an interface for communicating with the hazard identification application, the mobile robotic device further comprising a camera for imaging the designated environment. The hazard identification application is to receive imaging of the designated environment from the camera of the mobile robotic device and to identify hazards in the designated environment from the imaging.