System and method for detecting passengers movement, elevator-calling control method, readable storage medium and elevator system

US11964847B2 · US · B2

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Publication numberUS-11964847-B2
Application numberUS-201916582915-A
CountryUS
Kind codeB2
Filing dateSep 25, 2019
Priority dateSep 26, 2018
Publication dateApr 23, 2024
Grant dateApr 23, 2024

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A system and a method for detecting passenger movement, an elevator-calling control method, a readable storage medium and an elevator system are provided by the present disclosure. The system for detecting passenger movement includes: a Bluetooth matrix installed in an elevator landing area, the Bluetooth matrix including at least three Bluetooth modules, and each of the Bluetooth modules being configured to broadcast a Bluetooth signal to the elevator landing area respectively; wherein the system for detecting passenger movement acquires location information of a passenger carrying a personal mobile terminal by using Bluetooth signals broadcast by at least three Bluetooth modules; the system for detecting passenger movement further includes: a movement prediction unit configured to fit a movement trajectory of the passenger in the elevator landing area based on multiple sets of the location information, and predict the movement trajectory to be a calling trajectory or a non-calling trajectory.

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What is claimed is: 1. A system for detecting passenger movement, comprising: a Bluetooth matrix installed in an elevator landing area, the Bluetooth matrix comprising at least three Bluetooth modules, and each of the Bluetooth modules being configured to broadcast a Bluetooth signal to the elevator landing area respectively; wherein the system for detecting passenger movement acquires location information of a passenger carrying a personal mobile terminal by using Bluetooth signals broadcast by at least three Bluetooth modules; the system for detecting passenger movement further comprises: a movement prediction unit configured to fit a movement trajectory of the passenger in the elevator landing area based on multiple sets of the location information, and predict the movement trajectory to be a calling trajectory or a non-calling trajectory. 2. The system for detecting passenger movement according to claim 1 , wherein the movement prediction unit is configured to predict the movement trajectory to be the calling trajectory in a case that an end point of the movement trajectory falls within a set calling interval; and predict the movement trajectory to be the non-calling trajectory in a case that the end point of the movement trajectory does not fall within the set calling interval. 3. The system for detecting passenger movement according to claim 2 , wherein the set calling interval comprises each elevator door and a first preset length on one side or both sides of the elevator door. 4. The system for detecting passenger movement according to claim 1 , wherein the movement prediction unit is configured to start performing the prediction action when the location information of the passenger is within a set calling range. 5. The system for detecting passenger movement according to claim 4 , wherein the set calling range is within a first preset radius centering at each elevator car. 6. The system for detecting passenger movement according to claim 1 , wherein the Bluetooth modules in the Bluetooth matrix are equally spaced apart. 7. The system for detecting passenger movement according to claim 1 , wherein the Bluetooth matrix is arranged in a form of rectangular or triangular grids, wherein the Bluetooth modules are located at respective intersections of the grids. 8. The system for detecting passenger movement according to claim 1 , wherein the Bluetooth modules in the Bluetooth matrix are spaced apart from each other by 4 to 8 meters. 9. The system for detecting passenger movement according to claim 1 , wherein the Bluetooth signal of the Bluetooth module has a broadcast interval of 0.02 second to 1 second. 10. An elevator system, comprising a plurality of elevator cars, an elevator controller, and a movement detection system; the movement detection system comprises: a Bluetooth matrix installed in an elevator landing area, the Bluetooth matrix comprising at least three Bluetooth modules, and each of the Bluetooth modules being configured to broadcast a Bluetooth signal to the elevator landing area respectively; wherein the movement detection system acquires location information of a passenger carrying a personal mobile terminal by using Bluetooth signals broadcast by at least three Bluetooth modules; and the movement detection system further comprises: a movement prediction unit configured to fit a movement trajectory of the passenger in the elevator landing area based on multiple sets of the location information, and predict the movement trajectory to be a calling trajectory or a non-calling trajectory. 11. The elevator system according claim 10 , wherein the elevator controller is further configured to receive a calling request command transmitted from the personal mobile terminal, and assign an elevator corresponding to the predicted calling trajectory to go to a corresponding floor, based on the predicted calling trajectory. 12. The elevator system according claim 10 , wherein the movement prediction unit is configured to predict the movement trajectory to be the calling trajectory in a case that an end point of the movement trajectory falls within a set calling interval; and predict the movement trajectory to be the non-calling trajectory in a case that the end point of the movement trajectory does not fall within the set calling interval. 13. The elevator system according claim 12 , wherein the set calling interval comprises each elevator door and a first preset length on one side or both sides of the elevator door. 14. The elevator system according claim 10 , wherein the movement prediction unit is configured to start performing the prediction action when the location information of the passenger is within a set calling range. 15. The elevator system according claim 14 , wherein the set calling range is within a first preset radius centering at each elevator car. 16. The elevator system according to claim 11 , wherein the Bluetooth modules in the Bluetooth matrix are equally spaced apart. 17. The elevator system according to claim 11 , wherein the Bluetooth matrix is arranged in a form of rectangular or triangular grids, wherein the Bluetooth modules are located at respective intersections of the grids. 18. A method for detecting passenger movement, comprising: acquiring location information of a passenger carrying a personal mobile terminal by using Bluetooth signals broadcast by at least three Bluetooth modules in a Bluetooth matrix installed in an elevator landing area; and fitting a movement trajectory of the passenger in the elevator landing area based on multiple sets of the location information, and predicting the movement trajectory to be a calling trajectory or a non-calling trajectory. 19. The method for detecting passenger movement according to claim 18 , wherein the movement trajectory is predicted to be the calling trajectory in a case that an end point of the movement trajectory falls within a set calling interval, and is predicted to be the non-calling trajectory in a case that the end point of the movement trajectory does not fall within the set calling interval. 20. An elevator-calling control method for a passenger, comprising: acquiring location information of a passenger carrying a personal mobile terminal by using Bluetooth signals broadcast by at least three Bluetooth modules in a Bluetooth matrix installed in an elevator landing area; fitting a movement trajectory of the passenger in the elevator landing area based on multiple sets of the location information, and predicting the movement trajectory to be a calling trajectory or a non-calling trajectory; and in a case that the movement trajectory is predicted to be the calling trajectory, assigning an elevator corresponding to the calling trajectory to go to a corresponding floor.

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  • B66B1/468Primary

    Call registering systems · CPC title

  • Devices monitoring the users of the elevator system · CPC title

  • Single call input · CPC title

  • Other aspects of the evaluation method · CPC title

  • Wherein the call is registered without making physical contact with the elevator system · CPC title

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What does patent US11964847B2 cover?
A system and a method for detecting passenger movement, an elevator-calling control method, a readable storage medium and an elevator system are provided by the present disclosure. The system for detecting passenger movement includes: a Bluetooth matrix installed in an elevator landing area, the Bluetooth matrix including at least three Bluetooth modules, and each of the Bluetooth modules being…
Who is the assignee on this patent?
Otis Elevator Co
What technology area does this patent fall under?
Primary CPC classification B66B1/468. Mapped technology areas include Operations & Transport.
When was this patent published?
Publication date Tue Apr 23 2024 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) (B2). Legal status and post-grant events are not shown on this page.
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