Human-Detection Sighting Control for Shooting Safety Lockout
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing sighting devices do not adequately address safety concerns, particularly in low-light conditions, risking accidental harm to humans due to their inability to differentiate between human targets and intended targets, limiting their use to civilian scenarios and preventing military applications.
Innovation Solution
A sighting control method that utilizes human detection through image recognition and inertial sensors to determine if a human target is aimed at, triggering self-destruction of the device if a shooting action occurs, thereby restricting its use to civilian scenarios.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Measurement precision
If a sighting device is added to shooting equipment to improve aiming accuracy, then shooting accuracy is improved, but safety risks increase due to inability to differentiate human targets
Solution Approach 1:
The sighting device incorporates a feedback mechanism by continuously monitoring the target area through image sensors and inertial sensors, analyzing whether a human target is detected and whether a shooting action occurs, then providing real-time feedback to control the device's operational state or trigger alerts to prevent unauthorized military use
Solution Approach 2:
The sighting device performs self-verification by automatically detecting human targets and shooting actions through its integrated sensors and processing unit, making autonomous decisions about device state control without requiring external monitoring systems
2Object-affected harmful factors
If the sighting device monitors for human targets and shooting actions, then safety is improved, but device complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The sighting device merges multiple functions into a single integrated system: image sensors for target detection, inertial sensors for shooting action detection, processing unit for analyzing both data streams, and control mechanisms for device state management, thereby achieving enhanced safety without proportionally increasing overall device complexity
Solution Approach 2:
The sighting device achieves multi-functionality by simultaneously performing aiming assistance, human target detection, shooting action monitoring, and unauthorized use prevention, allowing a single device to serve multiple purposes including both civilian hunting applications and safety control mechanisms
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AI summary
The application provides a sighting control method based on human detection, a product, a device and a medium. The sighting control method based on human detection includes: acquiring a current scene image in a current field of view of a sighting device; determining whether there is a human target currently being aimed according to a target recognition result of the current scene image and the position of an aiming mark in the current scene image; detecting whether a shooting action occurs if it is determined that there is a target human currently being aimed at; and controlling the sighting device to self-destroy if a shooting action occurs.