Parking lot barrier gate charging equipment with remote visual control function

Abstract

The utility model relates to the technical field of channel management equipment, and discloses a parking lot barrier gate toll collection device with a remote visual control function, which comprises an inlet lane gate, an outlet lane gate and a monitoring booth positioned between the inlet lane gate and the outlet lane gate, a rotating rod is arranged at the top of the monitoring kiosk, a spherical monitor is hung at one end of the rotating rod, a sensing assembly is arranged at the top end of the monitoring kiosk, a license plate number recognized by a license plate recognition camera can be recorded in a system, an entrance gate or an exit gate can be correspondingly blocked and released, and a picture detected by the license plate recognition camera can be seen in real time through a displayer. The rotating rod at the top of the monitoring kiosk is remotely controlled, and the spherical monitor is moved to the side of the entrance gate or the side of the exit gate, so that when the license plate recognition camera cannot recognize the license plate number, the entrance gate or the exit gate can be remotely controlled and opened by remotely observing the number and confirming information through a security guard.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the field of channel management equipment, in particular to a parking lot gate charging device with a remote visual control function. Background Art

[0002] Barrier gates, also known as vehicle barriers, are specialized devices used to restrict the movement of motor vehicles on roads. They are widely used to manage vehicle access at highway toll booths and parking systems, managing vehicle entry and exit. Currently, there are many paid parking lots, which primarily identify vehicles through cameras and determine the fee based on the time between entry and exit.

[0003] According to a parking lot barrier gate disclosed on the patent website (authorization publication number: CN208981217U), "A parking lot barrier gate includes a barrier gate body and an information recording and display device provided on the barrier gate body. The information recording and display device includes a protective housing, a control memory provided in the protective housing, a camera provided in the protective housing and connected to the control memory, and a display screen provided in the protective housing and connected to the control memory. The control memory is used to receive image information transmitted by the camera and process and store the image information; the camera is used to capture an image of a vehicle license plate and transmit the image information to the control memory; and the display screen is used to receive and display data transmitted by the control memory."

[0004] In view of the above description, the applicant believes that the following problems exist:

[0005] During use of the utility model, since the display screen is arranged in the protective shell and connected to the control memory, the control memory is used to receive the image information transmitted by the camera and process and store the image information; the camera is used to shoot the car license plate image and transmit the image information to the control memory; the display screen is used to receive the data transmitted by the control memory and display it. The cameras in the prior art may not be able to recognize cars with inappropriate parking angles, license plates hanging on the side or temporary license plates. In high-end parking lots, it is necessary to manually enter the license plate number or register a WeChat public account to park, which greatly affects the parking experience of the car owner. Therefore, it is necessary to improve the parking lot barrier charging equipment with remote visual control function to solve the above problems. Utility Model Content

[0006] In order to overcome the problem that cameras in the existing technology cannot recognize cars with inappropriate parking angles, license plates hanging on the side or temporary license plates, parking in high-end parking lots requires manual input of license plate numbers or registration of WeChat public accounts, which greatly affects the parking experience of car owners.

[0007] The technical solution of the present invention is: a parking lot gate charging device with a remote visual control function, including an entry gate and an exit gate, both of which include license plate recognition cameras, and also includes a monitoring booth located between the entry gate and the exit gate, a workbench is provided in the monitoring booth, and two monitors are arranged on the workbench, the two monitors are placed left and right, wherein the left monitor is electrically connected to the license plate recognition camera of the entry gate, and the right monitor is electrically connected to the license plate recognition camera of the exit gate, a rotating rod is provided on the top of the monitoring booth, a spherical monitor is hung on one end of the rotating rod, and a sensing component is provided on the top of the monitoring booth.

[0008] Preferably, the license plate number recognized by the license plate recognition camera will be recorded in the system, and the entry gate or exit gate will block or release accordingly. The image detected by the license plate recognition camera can be seen in real time through the display. The rotating rod on the top of the monitoring booth is remotely controlled to move the spherical monitoring to the side of the entry gate or the exit gate, so that when the license plate recognition camera cannot recognize the license plate number, the security guard can remotely observe the number and confirm the information to remotely open the entry gate or the exit gate.

[0009] Preferably, a motor is installed in the top center area of ​​the inner wall of the monitoring booth. The motor's output shaft extends upward through the monitoring booth. A rotating rod is provided at the end away from the spherical monitor, with the output shaft inserted into the rotating column. The rotating rod rotates due to the motor inside the monitoring booth, and the spherical monitor provides a visual display of both the entrance and exit gates.

[0010] Preferably, the rotating rod connected to the spherical monitor is provided with a caster that fits the bottom of the rotating rod below its center of gravity. The caster serves as a support point for the rotating rod to reduce the lateral load of the motor output shaft and prevent the motor from being damaged by the yaw force.

[0011] Preferably, the rotating rod connecting the spherical monitor has a hole extending through it at its center of gravity, and the top of the caster is provided with a rotating post corresponding to the hole. To enable the caster to rotate with the rotating rod, a rotating post is welded to the top of the caster. When the rotating rod rotates, the rotating post of the caster causes the caster to swing relative to the monitoring booth, reducing wear on the monitoring booth caused by the caster.

[0012] Preferably, the induction assembly includes a micro switch, and the caster can move to the top of the induction assembly. The induction assembly senses whether the spherical monitor has moved into place, and when the caster presses on the induction assembly, the motor can stop moving.

[0013] Preferably, a groove is provided on the top of the monitoring booth, in which a micro switch can be placed. A waterproof housing is provided on the top of the micro switch, and the upper surface of the waterproof housing is flush with the upper surface of the monitoring booth top. By making the upper surface of the waterproof housing flush with the upper surface of the monitoring booth top, the sensitivity of the caster pressing on the sensing component is increased.

[0014] Preferably, a drainage trough is provided on one side of the groove, and the drainage trough is connected to the surface around the monitoring booth. The drainage trough can prevent water from accumulating in the sensing component when it rains, and rainwater can be discharged through the drainage trough.

[0015] Beneficial effects of the utility model:

[0016] The license plate number identified by the license plate recognition camera will be recorded in the system, and the entry or exit gate will block or release the vehicle accordingly. The image detected by the license plate recognition camera can be seen in real time on the display. The rotating rod on the top of the monitoring booth is remotely controlled to move the spherical monitoring to the side of the entry gate or exit gate, so that when the license plate recognition camera cannot recognize the license plate number, the security guard can remotely observe the number, confirm the information and remotely open the entry or exit gate. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0017] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the utility model;

[0018] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the caster structure of the utility model;

[0019] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the rotating column of the utility model;

[0020] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the spherical monitoring position of the utility model;

[0021] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the drainage trough structure of the utility model.

[0022] Explanation of the accompanying reference numerals: 1. Entrance gate; 11. License plate recognition camera; 2. Exit gate; 3. Monitoring booth; 31. Workbench; 311. Display; 32. Rotating rod; 321. Spherical monitoring; 322. Rotating column; 323. Perforation; 33. Motor; 34. Caster; 341. Rotating column; 35. Groove; 351. Drainage trough; 4. Sensing component; 41. Micro switch; 42. Waterproof shell. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0023] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

[0024] See also Figure 1-Figure 5The utility model provides an embodiment: a parking lot gate charging device with a remote visual control function, comprising an entry gate 1 and an exit gate 2, both of which include a license plate recognition camera 11, and a monitoring booth 3 located between the entry gate 1 and the exit gate 2, wherein a workbench 31 is provided in the monitoring booth 3, on which two monitors 311 are arranged, and the two monitors 311 are placed left and right, wherein the left monitor 311 is electrically connected to the license plate recognition camera 11 of the entry gate 1, and the right monitor 311 is electrically connected to the license plate recognition camera 11 of the exit gate 2, a rotating rod 32 is provided on the top of the monitoring booth 3, a spherical monitor 321 is hung at one end of the rotating rod 32, and a sensing component 4 is provided on the top of the monitoring booth 3.

[0025] See also Figure 1-Figure 4 In this embodiment, license plate numbers recognized by license plate recognition camera 11 are recorded in the system, and entry gate 1 or exit gate 2 are blocked or released accordingly. The image captured by license plate recognition camera 11 is displayed in real time on display 311. A rotating rod 32 on top of monitoring booth 3 is remotely controlled to move a spherical monitor 321 to either entry gate 1 or exit gate 2. This allows security personnel to remotely observe the license plate number, confirm the information, and remotely open entry gate 1 or exit gate 2 if license plate recognition camera 11 fails to recognize it. A motor 33 is located in the top center area of ​​the inner wall of monitoring booth 3. The output shaft of motor 33 extends upward through monitoring booth 3. A rotating column 322 is located at the end of rotating rod 32, away from spherical monitor 321. The output shaft is inserted into rotating column 322. Rotating rod 32 is driven by motor 33 inside monitoring booth 3, allowing the spherical monitor 321 to provide a view of both entry gate 1 and exit gate 2. The rotating rod 32 connected to the spherical monitor 321 is provided with a caster 34 that fits the bottom of the rotating rod 32 below its center of gravity. The caster 34 serves as a support point for the rotating rod 32, thereby reducing the lateral load on the output shaft of the motor 33 and preventing the motor 33 from being damaged by the yaw force. The rotating rod 32 connected to the spherical monitor 321 is provided with a through hole 323 that passes through the rotating rod 32 at its center of gravity, and a rotating column 341 corresponding to the through hole 323 is provided on the top of the caster 34. In order to enable the caster 34 to rotate with the rotating rod 32, a rotating column 341 is welded to the top of the caster 34. When the rotating rod 32 rotates, the rotating column 341 of the caster 34 can cause the caster 34 to swing relatively, thereby reducing the wear of the caster 34 on the monitoring booth 3.

[0026] See also Figure 2-Figure 5In this embodiment, the sensing component 4 includes a micro switch 41, and the caster 34 can be moved to the top of the sensing component 4. The sensing component 4 senses whether the spherical monitor 321 has moved into place, and when the caster 34 presses on the sensing component 4, the moving motor 33 can stop moving. A groove 35 is provided on the top of the monitoring booth 3, and the micro switch 41 can be placed in the groove 35. A waterproof shell 42 is provided on the top of the micro switch 41, and the upper surface of the waterproof shell 42 is flush with the upper surface of the top of the monitoring booth 3. By making the upper surface of the waterproof shell 42 flush with the top surface of the monitoring booth 3, the sensitivity of the caster 34 pressing on the sensing component 4 is increased. A drainage groove 351 is provided on one side of the groove 35, and the drainage groove 351 is connected to the surface around the monitoring booth 3. The drainage groove 351 can prevent water from accumulating on the sensing component 4 when it rains, and the rainwater can be discharged through the drainage groove 351.

[0027] When operating, the monitoring booth 3 is generally unmanned. The display 311 is paired with the host for the recognition record of the license plate recognition camera 11. The entrance gate 1 or exit gate 2 uses the data recorded by the host to compare the parking time to block or release the vehicle. The exit gate 2 has a display screen that displays the price and payment QR code. When faced with a car with an unsuitable parking angle, a license plate hanging on the side, or a temporary license plate, the license plate recognition camera 11 usually has no recognition ability. At this time, the object sensor of the entrance gate 1 or exit gate 2 will send a signal, but the license plate recognition camera 11 will not send a signal, causing the system software in the host to alarm. The security guard then remotely opens the handheld terminal to check whether the alarm is coming from gate 1 or gate 2. The security guard then uses the handheld terminal to remotely control motor 33, rotating rod 32 to the corresponding position. When caster 34 presses against sensor assembly 4, rod 32 has reached the desired position, and motor 33 stops. The security guard can then fine-tune spherical monitor 321 using the handheld terminal. Spherical monitor 321 has omnidirectional rotation capabilities and is conventional technology, so its operating principle will not be described here. After verifying the entered information, the security guard can control gate 1 or gate 2 to release traffic. When it rains, rainwater leaks through the gap between waterproof housing 42 and recess 35. Because waterproof housing 42 covers microswitch 41, it prevents water from entering the switch. The bottom of microswitch 41 is sealed, so leaking rainwater flows through drain trough 351, preventing water from entering and damaging microswitch 41.

[0028] Through the above steps, a motor 33 is installed in the top center area of ​​the inner wall of monitoring booth 3. The output shaft of motor 33 extends upward through monitoring booth 3. A rotating post 322 is installed at the end of rotating rod 32, away from spherical monitor 321, into which the output shaft is inserted. Rotating rod 32 rotates because it is driven by motor 33 inside monitoring booth 3. The spherical monitor 321 provides a view of both the entrance gate 1 and exit gate 2. This solves the problem that existing cameras cannot recognize cars parked at awkward angles, with license plates hanging sideways or with temporary license plates. In high-end parking lots, the driver's parking experience is greatly affected by the need to manually enter the license plate number or register a WeChat official account.

Claims

1. A parking lot gate charging device with a remote visual control function, comprising an entry gate (1) and an exit gate (2), wherein both the entry gate (1) and the exit gate (2) include a license plate recognition camera (11), and is characterized in that: The invention also includes a monitoring booth (3) located between the entrance gate (1) and the exit gate (2), wherein a workbench (31) is provided in the monitoring booth (3), and two monitors (311) are arranged on the workbench (31), and the two monitors (311) are placed on the left and right, wherein the left monitor (311) is electrically connected to the license plate recognition camera (11) of the entrance gate (1), and the right monitor (311) is electrically connected to the license plate recognition camera (11) of the exit gate (2), a rotating rod (32) is provided on the top of the monitoring booth (3), and a spherical monitor (321) is hung on one end of the rotating rod (32), and a sensing component (4) is provided on the top of the monitoring booth (3).

2. The parking lot gate charging device with remote visual control function according to claim 1 is characterized by: A motor (33) is provided in the middle area of ​​the top of the inner wall of the monitoring booth (3), and an output shaft of the motor (33) extends upward through the monitoring booth (3). A rotating column (322) is provided at one end of the rotating rod (32) away from the spherical monitoring (321), and the output shaft is inserted into the rotating column (322).

3. The parking lot gate charging device with remote visual control function according to claim 2 is characterized by: A rotating rod (32) connected to the spherical monitor (321) is provided with a caster (34) below the center of gravity thereof, which is fitted on the bottom of the rotating rod (32).

4. The parking lot gate charging device with remote visual control function according to claim 3 is characterized by: A rotating rod (32) connected to the spherical monitor (321) is provided with a through hole (323) penetrating the rotating rod (32) at its center of gravity, and a rotating column (341) corresponding to the through hole (323) is provided on the top of the caster (34).

5. The parking lot barrier charging device with remote visual control function according to claim 1 is characterized by: The induction component (4) includes a micro switch (41), and the caster (34) can be moved to the top of the induction component (4).

6. The parking lot barrier charging device with remote visual control function according to claim 5 is characterized by: The top of the monitoring booth (3) is provided with a groove (35), in which a micro switch (41) can be placed. The top of the micro switch (41) is covered with a waterproof shell (42), and the upper surface of the waterproof shell (42) is flush with the upper surface of the top of the monitoring booth (3).

7. The parking lot gate charging device with remote visual control function according to claim 6 is characterized by: A drainage groove (351) is provided on one side of the groove (35), and the drainage groove (351) is connected to the surface around the monitoring booth (3).

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