An intelligent interaction method suitable for deaf-mute people

Abstract

An intelligent interaction method suitable for deaf-mute people, including: an intelligent robot of an unmanned vehicle reads the first social account number that the deaf-mute device is running and reports it to the social server, and the deaf-mute person receives from the first social account Select the alighting site identification from the various site identifications pushed by the social server, and select the target electronic seat from the electronic seat distribution map received by the social server received by the first social account; If the real-time distance between the real-time position of the unmanned vehicle and the geographical location of the stop-off site logo belongs to is equal to or smaller than the second target distance value, the intelligent robot sends a prompt message to the first social account, so that the deaf-mute device displays the Prompt information and perform vibration actions. Wherein, the second target distance value is proportional to the distance value between the position of the target real seat corresponding to the target electronic seat and the position of the lower door. It can prevent the deaf-mute from missing their alighting station.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of mobile Internet, in particular to an intelligent interaction method suitable for deaf-mute people. Background technique [0002] An unmanned vehicle (such as an unmanned bus) is an intelligent vehicle that realizes unmanned driving through a computer system. Unmanned vehicles rely on artificial intelligence, visual computing, radar, monitoring devices and global positioning systems to work together, allowing computers to automatically and safely operate vehicles without any active human operation. At present, many domestic and foreign cities (such as Shenzhen) are starting trial operation of unmanned vehicles (such as unmanned buses) in order to better improve and optimize the service experience of unmanned vehicles. In practice, it has been found that for special groups such as the deaf-mute, when they take unmanned vehicles without conductors and drivers (such as unmanned buses), it is easy to be unabl...

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Problems solved by technology

In practice, it has been found that for special groups such as the deaf-mute, when they take unmanned vehicles without conductors and drivers (such as unmanned buses), it is easy to be unable to hear unmanned vehicles due to hearing impairment. Miss your drop-off stop by driving the arrival announcement played by the vehicle

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