Standardized guide dog training device

Abstract

A standardized guide dog training device comprises a blind guide saddle assembly, a display screen and a walking device, and is characterized in that the walking device comprises a base, a bearing block arranged in the base, a rotating disc limited on the bearing block, a driving motor used for driving the rotating disc to rotate, stand columns on the base, an annular slide way on the stand columns, and a rolling ball limited on the annular slide way; the walking device is one or more conveyor belt assemblies limited on the rotating disc, a plurality of mounting grooves are formed in the rotating disc, the conveyor belt assemblies are limited in the mounting grooves, a rotating speed sensor is arranged on one rotating roller of each conveyor belt assembly, and the display screen is of an annular structure and is arranged in a frame structure composed of the base, the stand columns and the slide way; the annular display screen is formed by connecting a plurality of curved screen units in series. The training device has the advantages of being simple and compact in structure, convenient and fast to use, low in maintenance cost, high in training efficiency, less in manual interventionand the like.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of working animal training equipment, in particular to a standardized guide dog training device. Background technique [0002] As working dogs, guide dogs are called "the eyes of the blind" and are an important tool for the visually impaired to travel safely and participate in social life. Blind people take a guide dog as a guide. The dog will pay attention to passing vehicles and obstacles, and will lead the owner when it is safe. With the help of guide dogs, blind people can go out to visit friends, shop, take a car, take a walk, etc. Guide dogs become the veritable "eyes" of blind people. The training courses for guide dogs include recognizing gestures and simple commands, such as sitting, waiting, simple obstacle avoidance, complex obstacle avoidance, etc., and they should also avoid barking, rushing, and chasing, etc., and can pass appropriate methods Accurately inform the owner where there are corners, obstacl...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] In the prior art, guide dogs are almost all done manually. When training multiple guide dogs at the same time, multiple assistant trainers are required to cooperate. Because too many human resources are involved, on the one hand because it cannot be automated, The training efficiency is too low; on the other hand, due to too much manual intervention, the training cost is too high

If our country adopts the traditional method of training, not only will there be a huge shortage of personnel, but also the lack of a more standardized training model, which is not conducive to the training of guide dogs

Not only the training efficiency is low, but also the cost is huge. There are many problems to be solved in this aspect

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