Identification device for preventing article from being lost

Abstract

The utility model discloses an identification device for preventing articles from being lost. The identification device comprises a remote controller, a mobile phone and a plurality of buckle bodies. The remote controller is composed of keys, a dry battery, a controller, a wireless transmitter, an infrared transmitter and an infrared mode key. The button body is composed of a button cell, a buzzer, an indicating lamp, a button controller, a radio receiver, an infrared receiver and a Bluetooth receiver. And the remote controller sends an infrared or radio trigger signal to the corresponding button body according to the key state and the infrared mode key state. The mobile phone has a Bluetooth function, can be connected with the buckle body in a near distance range, and sends a Bluetooth trigger signal to the buckle body. The buckle body receives electric signals output by the radio receiver, the infrared receiver and the Bluetooth receiver, when one or more signals of the radio receiver, the infrared receiver and the Bluetooth receiver are triggered, the buzzer sounds, the indicator lamp is lightened, and a user can quickly find the storage position of an article through acousto-optic prompt. According to the utility model, the technical problem of quickly helping people to find tiny valuables can be solved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of intelligent equipment, and in particular to a marking device for preventing items from being lost. Background Art

[0002] With the development and progress of the times, the types of items people use are becoming more and more diverse, and some of them are small in size, such as documents, metal jewelry, keys, transportation cards, etc. When these items are not used, people usually collect and store them for reasons such as avoiding taking up space and keeping them neat and tidy. However, sometimes the storage location is not in an obvious place, and when people need to use these things, they are often in a hurry. Therefore, it is of great significance to invent a pendant device to help people quickly find these items when necessary. Utility Model Content

[0003] The main purpose of the utility model is to provide an identification device for preventing items from being lost, aiming to use the identification device for preventing items from being lost to achieve the technical problem of quickly finding some tiny items when the storage location of the forgotten items is urgently needed.

[0004] In order to achieve the above purpose, the utility model proposes a marking device for preventing items from being lost, and the technical solution is as follows:

[0005] The identification device for preventing items from being lost comprises a remote controller, a mobile phone, and a plurality of buckle bodies.

[0006] The remote control consists of a plurality of buttons, dry batteries, a controller, a wireless transmitter, an infrared transmitter, and an infrared mode key. The dry batteries power the controller, the wireless transmitter, and the infrared transmitter. The controller collects the status of each button and the infrared mode key in real time. When the infrared mode key is pressed, the controller transmits a signal to the infrared transmitter, and then sends an infrared trigger signal to the buckle body corresponding to the button (pressed) through the infrared transmitter. When the infrared mode key is not pressed, the controller transmits a signal to the wireless transmitter, and then sends a wireless trigger signal to the buckle body corresponding to the button (pressed) through the wireless transmitter.

[0007] The mobile phone has a Bluetooth function, can connect to a number of buckle bodies within a short range, and send a Bluetooth trigger signal to each buckle body.

[0008] The button body is composed of a button battery, a buzzer, an indicator light, a button controller, a radio receiver, an infrared receiver, and a Bluetooth receiver. The button battery supplies power to the buzzer, the indicator light, the button controller, the radio receiver, the infrared receiver, and the Bluetooth receiver. The radio receiver receives the radio signal sent by the radio transmitter of the remote control, the infrared receiver receives the infrared signal sent by the infrared transmitter of the remote control, and the Bluetooth receiver can receive the Bluetooth signal sent by the mobile phone. The button controller receives the electrical signals output by the radio receiver, the infrared receiver, and the Bluetooth receiver. When one or more signals among the three are triggered, the buzzer sounds and the indicator light is turned on, thereby generating sound and light prompt signals that are activated and triggered at the same time. The user can quickly find the storage location of the item through the sound and light prompts.

[0009] Infrared, Bluetooth, and radio transmission have different characteristics. a. Infrared transmission requirements: Communication distance within 5 meters, no obstacles, and the remote control is aimed at the corresponding buckle. b. Bluetooth transmission requirements: Communication distance within 10 meters, no obstacles, no direction requirements for the mobile phone. c. Radio transmission requirements: Communication distance within 30 meters, no obstacles, no direction requirements for the remote control.

[0010] The operation process of the utility model is as follows:

[0011] Step 1. Assign each small item a buckle with a different serial number and make sure they are firmly hung together.

[0012] Step 2. When you need to find a tiny object, first press the infrared mode button on the remote control within the suspicious area, then face different directions and press the buttons on the remote control corresponding to the serial number of the tiny object you want to find, and determine the location of the tiny object through the sound and light prompts triggered by the infrared signal.

[0013] Step 3. When there is no sound and light prompt in step 2, the Bluetooth signal corresponding to the serial number of the tiny object to be found is further activated through the mobile phone, and the location of the tiny object is determined by the sound and light prompt triggered by the Bluetooth signal.

[0014] Step 4. When there is still no sound and light prompt in step 3, pop up the infrared mode button of the remote control, press the button corresponding to the serial number of the tiny object to be found on the remote control, and determine the location of the tiny object through the sound and light prompt triggered by the radio signal.

[0015] The beneficial effect of the utility model is that an identification device for preventing items from being lost includes a remote control, a mobile phone, and a plurality of buckle bodies. When a forgotten small item needs to be found, an infrared signal and a radio signal can be sent to the corresponding buckle body through the remote control to trigger a sound and light prompt, or a Bluetooth electrical signal can be sent to the corresponding buckle body through the mobile phone to trigger a sound and light prompt. When the buckle body receives one or more of the three signals of infrared, Bluetooth, and radio, it will send out a sound and light prompt signal. The sound and light prompt can help people quickly find the location of the item. Since the three signals of infrared, Bluetooth, and radio have different characteristics, they can complement each other and be redundant, thereby improving the reliability of an identification device for preventing items from being lost. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0016] Figure 1 The utility model is a schematic diagram of a marking device for preventing items from being lost.

[0017] In order to clearly illustrate the technical features of the present invention, the present invention is further elaborated in detail below through the accompanying drawings and specific implementation methods. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0018] like Figure 1 A schematic diagram of an identification device for preventing items from being lost is shown, wherein the identification device for preventing items from being lost includes a remote control, a mobile phone, and a plurality of buckle bodies.

[0019] The remote control consists of a plurality of buttons 1, dry batteries 2, a controller 3, a wireless transmitter 4, an infrared transmitter 5, and an infrared mode button 6. The dry batteries 2 power the controller 3, the wireless transmitter 4, and the infrared transmitter 5. The controller 3 collects the status of each button 1 and the status of the infrared mode button 6 in real time. When the infrared mode button 6 is pressed, the controller 3 transmits a signal to the infrared transmitter 5, and then sends an infrared trigger signal to the buckle body corresponding to the button 1 (pressed) through the infrared transmitter 5. When the infrared mode button 6 is not pressed, the controller 3 transmits a signal to the wireless transmitter 5, and then sends a wireless trigger signal to the buckle body corresponding to the button 1 (pressed) through the wireless transmitter 4.

[0020] The mobile phone 14 has a Bluetooth function, can connect to a number of buckle bodies within a short range, and send a Bluetooth trigger signal to each buckle body.

[0021] The button body is composed of a button battery 7, a buzzer 8, an indicator light 9, a button controller 10, a radio receiver 11, an infrared receiver 12, and a Bluetooth receiver 13. The button battery 7 supplies power to the buzzer 8, the indicator light 9, the button controller 10, the radio receiver 11, the infrared receiver 12, and the Bluetooth receiver 13. The radio receiver 11 receives the radio signal sent by the radio transmitter 4 of the remote controller, the infrared receiver 12 receives the infrared signal sent by the infrared transmitter 5 of the remote controller, and the Bluetooth receiver 13 can receive the Bluetooth signal sent by the mobile phone 14. The button controller 10 receives the electrical signals output by the radio receiver 11, the infrared receiver 12, and the Bluetooth receiver 13. When one or more signals among the three are triggered, the buzzer 8 sounds and the indicator light 9 lights up, thereby generating sound and light prompt signals that are activated and triggered at the same time, and the user can quickly find the storage location of the item through the sound and light prompts.

[0022] Infrared, Bluetooth, and radio transmission have different characteristics. a. Infrared transmission requirements: Communication distance within 5 meters, no obstacles, and the remote control is aimed at the corresponding buckle. b. Bluetooth transmission requirements: Communication distance within 10 meters, no obstacles, no direction requirements for the mobile phone. c. Radio transmission requirements: Communication distance within 30 meters, no obstacles, no direction requirements for the remote control.

[0023] The operation process of the utility model is as follows:

[0024] Step 1. Assign each small item a buckle with a different serial number and make sure they are firmly hung together.

[0025] Step 2. When you need to find a tiny object, first press the infrared mode key 6 of the remote control within the suspicious area, then face different directions and press the button 1 corresponding to the serial number of the tiny object you want to find on the remote control to determine the location of the tiny object through the sound and light prompts triggered by the infrared signal.

[0026] Step 3. When there is no sound and light prompt in step 2, the mobile phone 14 is further used to activate the Bluetooth signal corresponding to the serial number of the small object to be found, and the location of the small object is determined by the sound and light prompt triggered by the Bluetooth signal.

[0027] Step 4. When there is still no sound and light prompt in process step 3, pop up the infrared mode key 6 of the remote control, press the button 1 corresponding to the serial number of the tiny object to be found on the remote control, and determine the location of the tiny object through the sound and light prompt triggered by the radio signal.

[0028] In a specific embodiment, the number of the button bodies, the serial numbers of the button bodies, and the number of buttons of the remote controller can be determined according to the number of items that the user wants to mark.

[0029] The above embodiments are only for the purpose of clearly illustrating the description of the present invention, and are not limitations on the implementation methods. Technical personnel in the relevant field can make different forms of changes based on the above descriptions. It is impossible to list all the implementation methods here, so the obvious changes and modifications derived are still within the scope of protection of the present invention.

Claims

1. A marking device for preventing items from being lost, characterized in that: The identification device for preventing items from being lost includes a remote control, a mobile phone, and several button bodies. The remote control is composed of several buttons, dry batteries, a controller, a wireless transmitter, an infrared transmitter, and an infrared mode key. The button body is composed of a button battery, a buzzer, an indicator light, a button controller, a radio receiver, an infrared receiver, and a Bluetooth receiver.

2. A marking device for preventing item loss as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The dry battery powers the controller, radio transmitter, and infrared transmitter. The controller collects the status of each button and the infrared mode key in real time. When the infrared mode key is pressed, the controller transmits a signal to the infrared transmitter, and then sends an infrared trigger signal to the buckle body corresponding to the button (pressed) through the infrared transmitter. When the infrared mode key is not pressed, the controller transmits a signal to the radio transmitter, and then sends a radio trigger signal to the buckle body corresponding to the button (pressed) through the radio transmitter.

3. A marking device for preventing item loss as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The mobile phone has a Bluetooth function, can connect to a number of buckle bodies within a short range, and send a Bluetooth trigger signal to each buckle body.

4. A marking device for preventing item loss as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The button battery supplies power to the buzzer, indicator light, button controller, radio receiver, infrared receiver, and Bluetooth receiver. The radio receiver receives the radio signal sent by the radio transmitter of the remote control, the infrared receiver receives the infrared signal sent by the infrared transmitter of the remote control, the Bluetooth receiver can receive the Bluetooth signal sent by the mobile phone, and the button controller receives the electrical signals output by the radio receiver, infrared receiver, and Bluetooth receiver. When one or more signals among the three are triggered, the buzzer sounds and the indicator light lights up, thereby generating sound and light prompt signals that are activated and triggered at the same time. The user can quickly find the storage location of the item through the sound and light prompts.

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