Camera for monitoring escalator and mobile footway
A technology for escalators and moving walkways, applied in the field of cameras, can solve problems such as the inability to guarantee a clear perception of the escalator, the inability of the monitoring system to work correctly, and the confusion of people or objects.
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[0027] figure 1 A general view of an escalator equipped with the monitoring system of the present invention is shown. On the escalator 1 stands a person 2 who is within the field of view of a pair of cameras 3.1 and 3.2 arranged at slightly different positions above the escalator. These cameras thus obtain stereoscopic images of pairs of escalators.
[0028] Image acquisition is carried out using pairs of cameras, wherein the number nc of cameras required depends on the height H of the steps. An estimate is given by nc=4+H, where H is the height of the escalator. For example, for a staircase spanning four meters in height, four pairs of stereo cameras are required, ie a total of eight cameras.
[0029] For the inner part of the escalator, two cameras with a (nominal) focal length of 6 mm in rotation mode are recommended, i.e. the vertical image stretch is greater than the horizontal image stretch. The entrance areas at the top and bottom of the escalator also require camer...
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