Integrated intelligent environment monitoring system for farm delivery room

Abstract

The invention relates to an integrated intelligent environment monitoring system for a farm delivery room, and the system comprises the delivery room which is used for placing to-be-delivered livestock; the duty room is used for temporary living of operators on duty, the delivery room is directly isolated from the duty room through a glass plate, and the operators on duty can check the production state of the to-be-delivered livestock in real time. Through the arrangement of the delivery room, the duty room and the glass plates between the delivery room and the duty room, an operator on duty can clearly observe the production process of to-be-delivered livestock in real time, meanwhile, man-made interference on livestock delivery is reduced to the maximum extent, a quiet and stable delivery environment is created for the operator, and the delivery success rate and the survival rate of cubs are effectively increased.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of breeding, and in particular to an integrated intelligent environment monitoring system for a delivery room in a breeding farm. Background Art

[0002] In today's breeding industry, especially in small and medium-sized farms in rural areas and self-breeding households, the traditional delivery room management model has many drawbacks and cannot meet the needs of modern breeding for improving livestock breeding efficiency, ensuring the survival rate of cubs and refined management.

[0003] On the one hand, at the level of basic breeding facilities, most farmers are only equipped with simple delivery beds and heat lamps, and the spatial layout of the delivery room lacks scientific planning. The delivery bed has a simple structure and cannot accurately monitor the physical condition of the livestock to be born. If there are emergency situations such as dystocia and physical discomfort during the delivery of livestock, it is difficult to detect them in time, and the best time for treatment is often missed, resulting in an increase in the casualties of livestock and economic losses to farmers. At the same time, ordinary heat lamps cannot accurately maintain a constant temperature in the delivery room. Newborn cubs are extremely sensitive to the ambient temperature. Large temperature fluctuations can easily cause the cubs to catch cold, get sick, or even die, seriously affecting the benefits of breeding.

[0004] On the other hand, the means of personnel on duty and environmental monitoring are backward. On-duty personnel can usually only rely on regular manual inspections to observe the status of livestock waiting to give birth. This method not only consumes manpower and energy, but also has a large time interval and cannot grasp the dynamics of livestock in real time. At night or when the on-duty personnel are away from work for a short time, it is difficult to detect any abnormalities in livestock at the first time. In addition, there is a lack of effective real-time monitoring equipment for environmental parameters in the delivery room, such as temperature and humidity, and it is impossible to adjust ventilation and heating facilities in time according to actual conditions, making it difficult to maintain the delivery room environment in a state suitable for the growth of livestock and cubs.

[0005] Furthermore, cleaning and maintenance work is inconvenient and irregular. The glass plate is an important window for the duty room to observe the delivery room. It is easy to be contaminated with dust, water vapor, and water droplets condensed from the exhaled gas of livestock. If it is not cleaned in time, it will seriously affect the observation field of the duty personnel, thereby delaying the judgment of abnormal conditions of livestock. However, traditional farms lack convenient tools specifically for cleaning glass plates, making cleaning difficult and inefficient. At the same time, the cleaning of the delivery room floor also relies on simple tools such as manual mops and buckets. The cleaning is not thorough, which is easy to breed bacteria and viruses, threatening the health of livestock.

[0006] Finally, the poor stability of power supply is another problem faced by rural farms. The local power grid infrastructure is weak, power outages occur frequently, and traditional breeding facilities have almost no emergency power supply guarantee measures. Once the power goes out, not only the lighting equipment fails, but more importantly, key systems that rely on electricity, such as temperature control and intelligent monitoring, are paralyzed, causing the delivery room to be out of control in an instant, greatly increasing the risk to the livestock and cubs.

[0007] In summary, the existing farm delivery room management technology is in urgent need of an innovation to solve the above-mentioned pain points, improve breeding efficiency, reduce risks, and ensure livestock welfare. The integrated intelligent environmental monitoring system for the delivery room of a farm involved in this patent came into being. Summary of the invention

[0008] In order to solve the problems of the prior art, the present invention provides an integrated intelligent environment monitoring system for a delivery room in a breeding farm.

[0009] In order to solve the above technical problems, the present invention is implemented by the following technical solutions: an integrated intelligent environment monitoring system for a delivery room in a breeding farm, comprising: a delivery room for placing livestock to be delivered;

[0010] The duty room is used for temporary residence of duty personnel. The delivery room and the duty room are directly separated by glass panels, so that duty personnel can check the production status of the livestock in real time;

[0011] A delivery bed is provided inside the delivery room, and a plurality of pressure sensors are provided on the inner bottom side of the delivery bed. The top of the pressure sensors is connected to a support plate, and a mattress is placed on the top of the support plate.

[0012] Two groups of temperature sensors and infrared sensors are installed at the diagonal corners of the delivery room wall. A controller, alarm 2, alarm 1 and alarm 3 are installed on one side of the duty room. The temperature sensor senses the temperature of the livestock to be born. When the temperature is different from the preset range, the controller controls alarm 1 to sound an alarm. The pressure sensor senses the pressure of the livestock to be born. When it detects that the pressure is continuously abnormal, the controller controls alarm 2 to sound an alarm. The infrared sensor monitors the activities of the livestock to be born and the piglets. Once it senses that the piglets are stationary for a long time, the controller controls alarm 3 to sound an alarm.

[0013] In this method, the main body of the delivery room serves as a placement space for livestock to give birth, providing a relatively independent, quiet and closed environment suitable for delivery, isolating the livestock from external interference and pathogen invasion, and ensuring the smooth progress of the delivery process; the pressure sensor monitors the changes in pressure exerted by the livestock to give birth on the delivery bed in real time. When the livestock maintains the same posture for a long time, the pressure remains stable and deviates from the normal activity fluctuation range, it is very likely that the livestock is having difficulty giving birth or has sudden physical discomfort, such as dystocia, physical exhaustion, etc. At this time, the pressure sensor quickly captures the signal and transmits it to the duty room controller, triggering an alarm to remind the duty personnel to intervene in time to check and assist, so as to avoid endangering the lives of livestock and cubs;

[0014] The temperature sensor is installed at the diagonal of the delivery room wall, which can fully and evenly sense the temperature of the space in the delivery room. Because newborn cubs have strict requirements on the ambient temperature, too high or too low temperature will affect their growth and development and even the chance of survival. When the measured temperature deviates from the preset range suitable for the growth of livestock and cubs, such as the temperature is too high in summer and not cooled down in time, or the temperature is not kept warm in winter, the temperature sensor will immediately send a signal to the controller, triggering the alarm to sound an alarm, prompting the on-duty personnel to adjust the ventilation, heating and other temperature control equipment to maintain a constant temperature environment in the delivery room;

[0015] Infrared sensor: Also placed at the opposite corner of the delivery room wall, it uses the principle of infrared thermal imaging to monitor the activity status of livestock and piglets waiting to be born 24 hours a day. In the breeding scene, when the cubs are crushed, sick and weak, or suffer from hypothermia, their mobility is often limited and they are motionless for a long time. The infrared sensor keenly captures this abnormality and transmits the signal to the controller, which triggers the third alarm, allowing the on-duty personnel to quickly find the root cause of the problem, rescue the trapped cubs in time, provide treatment or adjust the ambient temperature.

[0016] As the "brain" of the entire intelligent monitoring system, the controller centrally receives signals from sensors in the delivery room, quickly determines the type of abnormality based on the preset program, and accurately controls the corresponding alarm to start the alarm. At the same time, the on-duty personnel can use the controller to flexibly adjust parameters such as sensor sensitivity and alarm threshold according to breeding experience and actual needs to optimize system performance.

[0017] Alarm 1, Alarm 2, Alarm 3: Alarm trigger mechanisms corresponding to temperature, pressure, and infrared sensors, respectively. When receiving instructions from the controller, they will send out strong alarms in the form of sound and light. The combination of sound and light ensures that in the noisy farm environment, the duty personnel can immediately detect abnormalities no matter where they are in the duty room, and quickly know the general problems in the delivery room based on the alarm type, and initiate the corresponding emergency procedures, such as rushing to the delivery room to check the livestock and adjust the equipment.

[0018] In some specific implementations, a delivery room door is provided on one side of the delivery room, a plurality of delivery room windows are provided on the wall of the delivery room, a duty room bed is provided inside the duty room, a duty room window is provided on one side of the duty room, and a duty room door is provided on the wall of the duty room.

[0019] In some specific embodiments, multiple pressure sensors monitor the pressure value of the pregnant livestock at the top in real time. When the pregnant livestock is immobile for a long time, has difficulty in giving birth, or is unwell, the pressure change will be less than the preset value, and an alarm will be issued to remind the on-duty personnel.

[0020] In some specific embodiments, the temperature sensor monitors the temperature of the pregnant livestock in real time. When the temperature deviates from the set range suitable for the growth of the pregnant livestock and newborn pups, an alarm connected thereto is triggered to remind the on-duty personnel to adjust the heating or ventilation equipment.

[0021] In some specific implementations, the infrared sensor monitors the activities of the pregnant livestock and their cubs in real time. Once it senses that the pregnant livestock and their cubs are motionless for a long time, it may be that the cubs are crushed, sick or in a state of hypothermia, and the alarm three is immediately triggered, prompting the breeder to quickly check the problem.

[0022] In some specific embodiments, a cleaning rack is provided on one side of the glass plate, a limiting slide groove is provided on the inner side of the cleaning rack, a sliding cleaning rod is slidably connected to the inside of the limiting slide groove, a water pipe plug-in end is fixedly connected to the outer side of the sliding cleaning rod for plugging and connecting with the water pipe, a rotating connector is fixedly connected to the inner top of the sliding cleaning rod, the water pipe plug-in end is through-connected with the rotating connector, a spray head is rotatably connected to the inner side of the rotating connector, the spray head outputs spray water for cleaning, and a hand-held rod is hinged on one side of the sliding cleaning rod for the on-duty personnel to hold and push the sliding cleaning rod to slide up and down as a whole to clean the glass plate.

[0023] The limit slide provides a precise and stable guide track for the sliding cleaning rod, ensuring that the cleaning rod can be lifted and lowered smoothly in the vertical direction, preventing shaking and deviation during the cleaning process, and ensuring the standardization and efficiency of the cleaning operation.

[0024] Sliding cleaning rod: By cooperating with the limit slide, it can slide up and down easily to achieve large-area, all-round cleaning coverage of the glass plate. The various components equipped on the rod work together:

[0025] Water pipe plug-in end: As an interface for external plastic water pipes in rural areas, it is convenient to connect water supply pipes of different diameters in the farm, and introduce water flow into the internal channel of the cleaning rod to provide power for subsequent spray cleaning.

[0026] Rotating connector: Located at the top of the inner side of the cleaning rod, it connects the water pipe and the sprinkler head. Its flexible rotating design enables the sprinkler head to rotate freely at multiple angles to adapt to the surfaces of glass plates with different inclinations and curvatures, ensuring that the water flow is evenly sprayed without leaving any dead corners. After cleaning the glass plate, the sprinkler head can be rotated to spray the ground to facilitate personnel to flush and clean the ground.

[0027] Sprinkler head: refines and disperses the introduced water flow into a dense water curtain, which strongly impacts the dust and stains on the surface of the glass plate, and cooperates with the cleaning roller brush to achieve efficient decontamination; its nozzle structure can optimize the water flow shape, enhance the cleaning effect, keep the glass plate transparent, and maintain a good observation field of view for the on-duty personnel.

[0028] Cleaning roller brush: Use a soft but frictional material, such as rubber or brush fiber. After the glass plate is moistened with water, the roller brush is tightly attached to the glass surface and wiped to further remove stubborn stains, such as water droplets condensed from livestock's exhaled gas and dirt formed by dust adhesion, to improve the cleanliness of the glass plate.

[0029] In some specific implementations, a solar power generation system is also provided to continue to supply electrical energy when the device loses power.

[0030] In some specific embodiments, the controller also includes an adjustment knob for adjusting the pressure, temperature and activity accuracy.

[0031] The beneficial effects of the present invention are:

[0032] 1. The invention provides a glass plate between the delivery room and the duty room, so that the duty personnel can observe the delivery process of the livestock in real time and clearly, while minimizing the human interference with the delivery of the livestock, creating a quiet and stable delivery environment for the livestock, and effectively improving the delivery success rate and the survival rate of the cubs;

[0033] 2. The pressure sensor at the bottom of the delivery bed, the temperature sensor at the opposite corner of the delivery room wall, and the infrared sensor work together to achieve all-round, high-precision monitoring of the livestock status and delivery room environment. The pressure sensor can sensitively capture changes in livestock body pressure and accurately warn of delivery difficulties or physical discomfort; the temperature sensor senses subtle temperature fluctuations in real time to ensure a constant temperature in the delivery room, which meets the sensitive temperature needs of the cubs; the infrared sensor uses advanced thermal imaging technology to track livestock and piglet activities around the clock, and promptly detect abnormalities such as cubs being trapped, sick, or suffering from hypothermia. These sensors work with the controller and alarm in the duty room to form an intelligent response closed loop. Once an abnormality occurs, they can quickly alert the duty personnel, provide a strong basis for accurate decision-making, and ensure the health of livestock and cubs;

[0034] 3. The cleaning rack and its components bring great convenience to the cleaning work of the farm. The limited slide ensures that the sliding cleaning rod can be operated smoothly and accurately, avoiding scratching the glass plate, extending its service life, and always maintaining a clear observation field of view; the water pipe plug-in end is convenient to introduce water source, and the rotating connector and the spray head cooperate to achieve multi-angle and all-round water flow coverage, and cooperate with the cleaning roller brush to efficiently remove stubborn stains on the surface of the glass plate. A single person can easily complete large-area cleaning tasks with handheld operation, saving manpower and time costs, ensuring that the breeding management is not hindered by observation, and continuously and efficiently operating. The spray head is innovatively used for ground cleaning to expand the cleaning function. You only need to turn the spray head to quickly rinse the ground, improve the overall cleaning efficiency of the farm, create a clean and hygienic breeding environment, reduce the breeding and spread of bacteria, reduce the risk of livestock disease, and build a solid line of defense for livestock health. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0035] Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the planar structure of the present invention.

[0036] Figure 2 It is a three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of the present invention.

[0037] Figure 3 It is a structural diagram of embodiment 1 of the present invention.

[0038] Figure 4 It is an exploded schematic diagram of the production bed structure of the first embodiment of the present invention.

[0039] Figure 5 It is a structural diagram of embodiment 2 of the present invention.

[0040] Figure 6 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of a cleaning rack according to the second embodiment of the present invention.

[0041] Figure 7 It is a schematic diagram of the system structure of the first embodiment of the present invention.

[0042] Figures 1 to 7 In: 1. Delivery room; 2. Duty room; 3. Glass plate; 4. Controller; 5. Cleaning rack; 11. Delivery bed; 111. Pressure sensor; 112. Support plate; 113. Mattress; 12. Delivery room window; 13. Delivery room door; 21. Duty room bed; 22. Duty room window; 23. Duty room door; 401. Alarm 2; 41. Temperature sensor; 411. Alarm 1; 42. Infrared sensor; 421. Alarm 3; 51. Limiting slide; 52. Sliding cleaning rod; 521. Water pipe plug-in terminal; 522. Rotating connector; 523. Sprinkler head; 524. Cleaning roller brush; 53. Hand-held rod. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0043] The following will be combined with the embodiments of the present invention to clearly and completely describe the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention. Obviously, the described embodiments are only part of the embodiments of the present invention, not all of the embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by ordinary technicians in this field without making creative work are within the scope of protection of the present invention.

[0044] Embodiment 1: Figures 1 to 4 and Figure 7 An integrated intelligent environment monitoring system for a delivery room in a breeding farm is shown, comprising: a delivery room 1 for placing livestock to be delivered;

[0045] The duty room 2 is used for temporary residence of the duty personnel. The delivery room 1 and the duty room 2 are directly separated by a glass plate 3, so that the duty personnel can check the production status of the livestock to be born in real time;

[0046] A delivery bed 11 is provided inside the delivery room 1. A plurality of pressure sensors 111 are provided on the bottom of the delivery bed 11. A support plate 112 is connected to the top of the pressure sensor 111. A mattress 113 is placed on the top of the support plate 112.

[0047] Two groups of temperature sensors 41 and infrared sensors 42 are arranged at the diagonal positions of the walls of the delivery room 1. A controller 4, an alarm 2 401, an alarm 1 411 and an alarm 3 421 are arranged on one side of the duty room 2. The temperature sensor 41 senses the temperature of the livestock to be born. When the temperature is different from the preset range, the alarm 1 411 is controlled by the controller 4 to sound an alarm. The pressure sensor 111 senses the pressure of the livestock to be born. When the abnormal pressure is detected, the alarm 2 401 is controlled by the controller 4 to sound an alarm. The infrared sensor 42 monitors the activities of the livestock to be born and the suckling pigs. Once the suckling pigs are sensed to be stationary for a long time, the alarm 3 421 is controlled by the controller 4 to sound an alarm.

[0048] A delivery room door 13 is provided on one side of the delivery room 1, a plurality of delivery room windows 12 are provided on the wall of the delivery room 1, a duty room bed 21 is provided inside the duty room 2, a duty room window 22 is provided on one side of the duty room 2, and a duty room door 23 is provided on the wall of the duty room 2.

[0049] A plurality of pressure sensors 111 monitor the pressure value of the pregnant livestock at the top in real time. When the pregnant livestock is immobile for a long time, is in difficulty in giving birth or is unwell, the pressure change will be less than the preset value, and an alarm will be sounded to remind the on-duty personnel.

[0050] The temperature sensor 41 monitors the temperature of the livestock to be born in real time. When the temperature deviates from the set range suitable for the growth of the livestock to be born and the newborn pups, the alarm 411 connected thereto is triggered to remind the staff on duty to adjust the heating or ventilation equipment.

[0051] The infrared sensor 42 monitors the activities of the livestock and cubs in real time. Once it senses that the livestock and cubs are motionless for a long time, it may be that the cubs are pressed, sick or in a state of hypothermia, and immediately triggers the alarm 421, prompting the breeder to quickly check the problem. The controller 4 also includes an adjustment knob for adjusting the pressure, temperature and activity accuracy.

[0052] This embodiment constructs a core breeding management area in which the delivery room 1 and the duty room 2 are closely connected. The two are separated by a glass plate 3, which not only ensures the relative independence of the duty room, but also opens up a channel for the duty personnel to visually observe the production progress of the livestock to be born. There is no need to frequently enter and exit the delivery room to disturb the livestock, which effectively reduces the impact of external interference on the delivery process.

[0053] In the delivery room 1, the delivery bed 11 is a key bearing facility for the livestock to be born. The pressure sensors 111 distributed at multiple points on the bottom work together to accurately capture the pressure fluctuations caused by the changes in the livestock's body position. The support plate 112 provides a stable support for the delivery bed to ensure that it does not deform under heavy pressure and ensure the safety of the livestock; the mattress 113 is made of soft and warm material, which fits the contour of the livestock's body, reduces friction and discomfort, and creates a warm environment for the newborn cubs.

[0054] Two sets of temperature sensors 41 and infrared sensors 42 are carefully placed along the diagonal walls of the delivery room 1 to achieve all-round monitoring of the temperature of the delivery room space and the activity status of livestock and cubs. One side of the duty room 2 is equipped with a controller 4 and corresponding alarms 1 411, 2 401, and 3 421 to build an intelligent response center.

[0055] The pressure sensor 111 tracks the pressure data of the livestock in labor in real time. When the livestock remains static for a long time, the pressure changes slowly and is lower than the preset threshold, it is likely to indicate that the delivery is blocked or a sudden physical condition occurs. The signal is instantly transmitted to the controller 4, triggering the sound and light alarm of the alarm 2 401. The on-duty personnel quickly intervene and check according to the alarm to avoid delay in treatment.

[0056] The temperature sensor 41 is sensitive to the slightest changes in the temperature of the delivery room. Once it deviates from the precise range suitable for the growth of livestock and newborn cubs, it immediately drives the controller 4 to activate the alarm 411. The on-duty personnel can adjust the ventilation and heating equipment in time to maintain a constant temperature environment in the delivery room and ensure the normal development of the cubs' fragile physiological functions.

[0057] Infrared sensor 42 relies on infrared thermal imaging technology to scan the activity tracks of expectant livestock and piglets 24 hours a day. If the piglets are trapped, sick, or hypothermic and stop moving, the sensor will quickly capture the abnormality and trigger alarm 3 421, prompting farmers to find the root cause of the problem as soon as possible and rescue the trapped piglets.

[0058] Controller 4 is equipped with an adjustment knob, so the on-duty personnel can flexibly fine-tune the pressure, temperature and activity monitoring accuracy according to breeding experience, livestock breed characteristics and real-time environment, optimize system sensitivity and adapt to the needs of various breeding scenarios.

[0059] Example 2, please refer to Figures 1 to 7 A cleaning rack 5 is provided on one side of the glass plate 3, a limiting slide groove 51 is provided on the inner side of the cleaning rack 5, a sliding cleaning rod 52 is slidably connected inside the limiting slide groove 51, a water pipe plug-in end 521 is fixedly connected to the outer side of the sliding cleaning rod 52 for plugging and connecting with the water pipe, a rotating connector 522 is fixedly connected to the inner top of the sliding cleaning rod 52, the water pipe plug-in end 521 is through-connected with the rotating connector 522, a spray head 523 is rotatably connected to the inner side of the rotating connector 522, the spray head 523 outputs spray water for cleaning, a hand-held rod 53 is hinged on one side of the sliding cleaning rod 52 for the on-duty personnel to hold and push the sliding cleaning rod 52 to slide up and down as a whole to clean the glass plate 3.

[0060] The pressure sensor 111 tracks the pressure data of the livestock in labor in real time. When the livestock remains static for a long time, the pressure changes slowly and is lower than the preset threshold, it is likely to indicate that the delivery is blocked or a sudden physical condition occurs. The signal is instantly transmitted to the controller 4, triggering the sound and light alarm of the alarm 2 401. The on-duty personnel quickly intervene and check according to the alarm to avoid delay in treatment.

[0061] The temperature sensor 41 is sensitive to the slightest changes in the temperature of the delivery room. Once it deviates from the precise range suitable for the growth of livestock and newborn cubs, it immediately drives the controller 4 to activate the alarm 411. The on-duty personnel can adjust the ventilation and heating equipment in time to maintain a constant temperature environment in the delivery room and ensure the normal development of the cubs' fragile physiological functions.

[0062] Infrared sensor 42 relies on infrared thermal imaging technology to scan the activity tracks of expectant livestock and piglets 24 hours a day. If the piglets are trapped, sick, or hypothermic and stop moving, the sensor will quickly capture the abnormality and trigger alarm 3 421, prompting farmers to find the root cause of the problem as soon as possible and rescue the trapped piglets.

[0063] Controller 4 is equipped with an adjustment knob, so the on-duty personnel can flexibly fine-tune the pressure, temperature and activity monitoring accuracy according to breeding experience, livestock breed characteristics and real-time environment, optimize system sensitivity and adapt to the needs of various breeding scenarios.

[0064] The water pipe plug end 521 on the outside of the sliding cleaning rod 52 serves as a hub for introducing water sources, conveniently connecting the water supply pipe of the farm or the water storage container, and injecting power into the cleaning process. The inner rotating connector 522 rotates flexibly, connecting the water pipe and the spray head 523, so that the spray head 523 can be freely adjusted at multiple angles to ensure that the water flow evenly covers all areas of the glass plate 3 and strongly impacts the dust and stains on the surface.

[0065] The spray head 523 has a finely designed spray head structure, which can disperse the water flow and effectively remove dirt with the cleaning roller brush. The cleaning roller brush is made of rubber or brush fiber material, which is soft and has moderate friction. After spraying and wetting the glass, it rolls and wipes closely, deeply removing stubborn stains such as condensed water droplets from livestock exhaled gas, dust and dirt, and keeping the glass clean as new.

[0066] A hand-held rod 53 is hinged on one side of the sliding cleaning rod 52. The on-duty personnel can operate it by hand and easily push the cleaning rod 52 to slide up and down along the limiting slide groove 51. A single person can complete the cleaning of a large area of ​​the glass plate 3, which is convenient and efficient, maintains a good observation field of view, and indirectly guarantees the quality of breeding management.

[0067] When the ground needs to be cleaned, the staff rotates the spray head 523 to spray the ground, making it easier to clean the ground.

[0068] Example 3, please refer to Figures 1 to 7 :A solar power generation system is also provided, which consists of solar panels, battery packs and control circuits. Under normal power supply conditions, the solar panels will convert the absorbed sunlight into electrical energy, part of which will be directly supplied to the system, and the other excess electrical energy will be stored in the battery pack for emergency use.

[0069] When a power outage occurs in the farm, the solar power generation system will automatically switch to emergency power supply mode. At this time, the battery pack will release the stored power to give priority to the operation of key equipment in the delivery room 1, including temperature sensor 41, infrared sensor 42, controller 4, and alarm 1 411, alarm 2 401 and alarm 3 421. This ensures that even during a power outage, the intelligent monitoring and alarm functions can continue to operate without interruption, providing on-duty personnel with real-time delivery room dynamic information so that they can respond to various emergencies in a timely manner.

[0070] Although embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described, it will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that various changes, modifications, substitutions and variations may be made to the embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the present invention, and that the scope of the present invention is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.

Claims

1. An integrated intelligent environmental monitoring system for a delivery room in a breeding farm, characterized in that: include: The delivery room (1) is used to place the livestock that are about to give birth; The duty room (2) is used for temporary residence of duty personnel. The delivery room (1) and the duty room (2) are directly separated by a glass plate (3) so that the duty personnel can check the production status of the livestock to be born in real time; A delivery bed (11) is provided inside the delivery room (1), a plurality of pressure sensors (111) are provided on the inner bottom side of the delivery bed (11), the top of the pressure sensor (111) is connected to a support plate (112), and a mattress (113) is placed on the top of the support plate (112); Two groups of temperature sensors (41) and infrared sensors (42) are arranged at the diagonal positions of the wall of the delivery room (1). A controller (4), an alarm 2 (401), an alarm 1 (411) and an alarm 3 (421) are arranged on one side of the duty room (2). The temperature sensor (41) senses the temperature of the livestock to be born. When the temperature is different from a preset range, the controller (4) controls the alarm 1 (411) to sound an alarm. The pressure sensor (111) senses the pressure of the livestock to be born. When abnormal pressure is detected, the controller (4) controls the alarm 2 (401) to sound an alarm. The infrared sensor (42) monitors the activity of the livestock to be born and the suckling pig. Once the suckling pig is detected to be stationary for a long time, the controller (4) controls the alarm 3 (421) to sound an alarm.

2. The integrated intelligent environment monitoring system for a delivery room in a breeding farm according to claim 1, characterized in that: A delivery room door (13) is provided on one side of the delivery room (1), a plurality of delivery room windows (12) are provided on the wall of the delivery room (1), a duty room bed (21) is provided inside the duty room (2), a duty room window (22) is provided on one side of the duty room (2), and a duty room door (23) is provided on the wall of the duty room (2).

3. The integrated intelligent environment monitoring system for a delivery room in a breeding farm according to claim 1, characterized in that: The plurality of pressure sensors (111) monitor the pressure value of the livestock in labor at the top in real time. When the livestock in labor is immobile for a long time, is in labor difficulty or is physically unwell, the pressure change will be less than the preset value, and an alarm will be sounded to remind the on-duty personnel.

4. The integrated intelligent environment monitoring system for a delivery room in a breeding farm according to claim 1, characterized in that: The temperature sensor (41) monitors the temperature of the livestock to be born in real time. When the temperature deviates from the set range suitable for the growth of the livestock to be born and newborn pups, an alarm (411) connected thereto is triggered to remind the staff on duty to adjust the heating or ventilation equipment.

5. The integrated intelligent environment monitoring system for a delivery room in a breeding farm according to claim 1, characterized in that: The infrared sensor (42) monitors the activities of the pregnant livestock and their cubs in real time. Once it senses that the pregnant livestock and their cubs are motionless for a long time, it may be that the cubs are crushed, sick or in a state of hypothermia, and the third alarm (421) is immediately triggered, prompting the breeder to quickly check the problem.

6. The integrated intelligent environment monitoring system for a delivery room in a breeding farm according to claim 1, characterized in that: A cleaning rack (5) is provided on one side of the glass plate (3), a limiting slide groove (51) is provided on the inner side of the cleaning rack (5), a sliding cleaning rod (52) is slidably connected inside the limiting slide groove (51), a water pipe plug-in end (521) is fixedly connected to the outer side of the sliding cleaning rod (52) for plugging and connecting with a water pipe, a rotating connector (522) is fixedly connected to the inner top of the sliding cleaning rod (52), the water pipe plug-in end (521) and the rotating connector (522) are connected through, a spray head (523) is rotatably connected to the inner side of the rotating connector (522), the spray head (523) outputs spray water for cleaning, and a hand-held rod (53) is hinged on one side of the sliding cleaning rod (52) for the duty personnel to hold and push the sliding cleaning rod (52) to slide up and down as a whole to clean the glass plate (3).

7. The integrated intelligent environment monitoring system for a delivery room in a breeding farm according to claim 1, characterized in that: A solar power generation system is also provided to continue to supply electricity when the device loses power.

8. The integrated intelligent environment monitoring system for a delivery room in a breeding farm according to claim 1, characterized in that: The controller (4) also includes an adjustment knob for adjusting pressure, temperature and movement accuracy.

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