Police disguise monitoring

Abstract

The police camouflage monitoring device is similar to a sound and light alarm in appearance, and is provided with a red transparent glass cover and a camouflage lamp cover part to increase the camouflage property. The base of the device is provided with a mushroom head sticking block which can be stuck to a magic sticker available on the market, and the device can be conveniently hung on a wall surface. The monitoring area can be adjusted through left and right rotation modules and up and down rotation modules. The device is connected with an external network through a networking module, a processor, an image sensor, a positioning module, an audio recorder and a storage chip part, can record and store real-time images and audio, and can return to a command department to reduce the possibility of the capture object being found and to perform real-time monitoring on the behavior track of the capture object.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to a disguised surveillance system for police use. Background Technology

[0002] When faced with indoor criminal activities, police often need to conduct stakeouts to ascertain the specific details of the criminal hideout, including the composition of its members and the nature of its activities. This method of stakeouts not only wastes human resources but also risks generating unnecessary contact with suspects, potentially arousing their suspicion. Summary of the Invention

[0003] The aim is to address the current problem where police often need to rely on manpower to stake out and confirm the location of criminal dens when facing indoor illegal activities. This method not only wastes manpower but also risks unnecessary contact with suspects, arousing their suspicion. Therefore, this paper proposes a conveniently installable disguised police surveillance system for remotely monitoring the scene, replacing manpower stakeouts and facilitating subsequent arrest operations.

[0004] The technical solution adopted in this new experimental device is: a police disguised surveillance system, mainly composed of a red transparent glass cover (1), a disguised lampshade (2), a shell (3), a switch (4), a left and right rotating module (5), a lens (6), a right and left rotating module (7), a charging port (8), a sound receiving hole (9), a "mushroom head" sticker (10), a card slot (11), a first motor (12), a battery (13), a circuit board (14), a network module (15), a processor (16), an image sensor (17), a positioning module (18), an audio recorder (19), a storage chip (20), and a second motor (21). 1) Composition, characterized in that: a red transparent glass cover (1) is fixedly pasted on the upper end of the outer shell (3), the switch (4), charging port (8), and sound receiving hole (9) are respectively located at the lower end of the outer shell (3), four "mushroom head" adhesive blocks (10) are pasted and fixed on the bottom of the outer shell, which can be joined with Velcro blocks purchased on the market; camouflage lampshade (2), left and right rotation module (5), lens (6), up and down rotation module (7), card slot (11), No. 1 motor (12), battery (13), circuit board (14), networking module (15), processor (16), image sensor (17), positioning module (18) 8) The audio recorder (19), storage chip (20), and second motor (21) are all located inside the outer shell (3). The bottom gear of the left and right rotating module (5) has a groove, which is connected to the middle section baffle inside the outer shell (3) by a ball bearing. The slot (11) is fixed to the inner wall of the left and right rotating module (5), the lens (6) is fixed to the up and down rotating module (7), the first motor (12) is fixed inside the up and down rotating module (7), and is connected to the left and right rotating module (5) by the outer end block being inserted into the slot (11). The camouflage lampshade (2) is welded to the outside of the left and right rotating module (5). The battery (13), network module (15), processor (16), image sensor (17), positioning module (18), audio recorder (19), and storage chip (20) are all soldered onto the circuit board (14), which is then attached to the bottom of the inner side of the outer casing (3). The second motor (21) is fixed to the bottom of the inner side of the outer casing (3) and is connected to the bottom gear of the left and right rotation module (5) via the gear on the bearing. The up and down rotation module (7) and the second motor (21) are both connected to the battery (13) via wires, and the up and down rotation module (7) is also connected to the circuit board (14) via wires.

[0005] The beneficial effects of this utility model are: by adopting an appearance similar to an audible and visual buzzer alarm, but with a monitoring component on the inside, it monitors the behavior trajectory of the target while reducing the likelihood of the target discovering it. This utility model is equipped with a network module, processor, image sensor, positioning module, audio recorder, and storage chip, enabling image and audio recording. It can also connect to an external network for real-time, fixed-point monitoring. The bottom of this utility model has a "mushroom head" adhesive block that matches commercially available Velcro, allowing for easy detachment and mounting on walls in hallways or rooms. Attached Figure Description

[0006] Figure 1 is a front view of the external structure of this utility model;

[0007] Figure 2 is a bottom structural view of the exterior of this utility model;

[0008] Figure 3 is a structural view of the interior of this utility model;

[0009] In the picture: 1. Red transparent glass cover, 2. Disguised lampshade, 3. Outer shell, 4. Switch, 5. Left and right rotation module, 6. Lens, 7. Up and down rotation module, 8. Charging port, 9. Sound recording hole, 10. "Mushroom head" patch, 11. Card slot, 12. Motor No. 1, 13. Battery, 14. Circuit board, 15. Network module, 16. Processor, 17. Image sensor, 18. Positioning module, 19. Audio recorder, 20. Storage chip, 21. Motor No. 2. Detailed Implementation

[0010] This utility model is applicable to corridors or rooms.

[0011] As shown in the figure, the police disguised surveillance system mainly consists of a red transparent glass cover (1), a disguised light cover (2), an outer shell (3), a switch (4), a left-right rotating module (5), a lens (6), a right-up-down rotating module (7), a charging port (8), a sound receiving hole (9), a "mushroom head" patch (10), a card slot (11), a first motor (12), a battery (13), a circuit board (14), a network module (15), a processor (16), an image sensor (17), a positioning module (18), an audio recorder (19), a storage chip (20), and a second motor (21). Its characteristics are... The components are: a red transparent glass cover (1) fixedly pasted to the upper end of the outer shell (3); a switch (4), a charging port (8), and a sound-absorbing hole (9) located at the lower end of the outer shell (3); four "mushroom head" stickers (10) fixedly pasted to the bottom of the outer shell, which can be joined with Velcro patches purchased on the market; a camouflage lampshade (2), a left and right rotating module (5), a lens (6), a right and up rotating module (7), a card slot (11), a No. 1 motor (12), a battery (13), a circuit board (14), a networking module (15), a processor (16), an image sensor (17), a positioning module (18), and an audio... The recorder (19), storage chip (20), and second motor (21) are all located inside the outer casing (3). The bottom gear of the left-right rotation module (5) has a groove, which is connected to the inner middle section baffle of the outer casing (3) by a ball bearing. The slot (11) is fixed to the inner wall of the left-right rotation module (5), the lens (6) is fixed to the up-down rotation module (7), and the first motor (12) is fixed inside the up-down rotation module (7). It is connected to the left-right rotation module (5) by being inserted into the slot (11) by the outer end block. The camouflage lampshade (2) is welded to the outside of the left-right rotation module (5). The battery (13), the networking module (15), the processor (16), the image sensor (17), the positioning module (18), the audio recorder (19), and the storage chip (20) are all soldered onto the circuit board (14), which is then pasted and fixed to the bottom of the inner side of the outer casing (3). The second motor (21) is fixed to the bottom of the inner side of the outer casing (3) and is connected to the bottom gear of the left and right rotation module (5) through the gear on the bearing. The up and down rotation module (7) and the second motor (21) are both connected to the battery (13) through wires, and the up and down rotation module (7) is also connected to the circuit board (14) through wires.

[0012] To use, simply attach commercially available Velcro to the wall in the hallway or room beforehand, then attach the Velcro to the "mushroom head" patch (10) at the bottom of this device and hang it on the wall. Press the switch (4) on this device to turn it on. Subsequently, it can be connected to an external network via the network module (15) for remote monitoring. If the device's battery is low, the charging cable can be inserted into the charging port (8) for charging.

Claims

1. A police-grade camouflaged surveillance system, mainly composed of a red transparent glass cover (1), a camouflage lampshade (2), an outer shell (3), a switch (4), a left-right rotation module (5), a lens (6), a right-up-down rotation module (7), a charging port (8), a sound receiving hole (9), a "mushroom head" sticker (10), a card slot (11), a first motor (12), a battery (13), a circuit board (14), a network module (15), a processor (16), an image sensor (17), a positioning module (18), an audio recorder (19), a storage chip (20), and a second motor (21), characterized in that: A red transparent glass cover (1) is fixedly pasted to the upper end of the outer shell (3). The switch (4), charging port (8), and sound hole (9) are located at the lower end of the outer shell (3). Four "mushroom head" stickers (10) are pasted and fixed to the bottom of the outer shell and can be joined with Velcro patches purchased on the market. The camouflage lampshade (2), left and right rotation module (5), lens (6), up and down rotation module (7), card slot (11), motor 1 (12), battery (13), circuit board (14), networking module (15), processor (16), image sensor (17), positioning module (18), audio recorder (19), storage chip (20), and motor 2 (21) are all located inside the outer shell (3). The bottom gear of the left and right rotation module (5) has a groove, which is connected to the middle section baffle inside the outer shell (3) through a ball. The card slot (11) is fixed to the inner wall of the left and right rotation module (5). The head (6) is fixed on the up-down rotating module (7), the first motor (12) is fixed inside the up-down rotating module (7), and is inserted into the slot (11) by the outer end block to achieve connection with the left-right rotating module (5). The camouflage lampshade (2) is welded to the outside of the left-right rotating module (5). The battery (13), network module (15), processor (16), image sensor (17), positioning module (18), audio recorder (19), and storage chip (20) are all welded to the circuit board (14), and the circuit board (14) is pasted and fixed to the bottom of the inner side of the shell (3). The second motor (21) is fixed to the bottom of the inner side of the shell (3), and is connected to the bottom gear of the left-right rotating module (5) through the gear on the bearing. The up-down rotating module (7) and the second motor (21) are both connected to the battery (13) through wires. The up-down rotating module (7) is also connected to the circuit board (14) through wires.

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