Intelligent Security Identification Apparatus with Electrically Controlled Latch
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current security identification systems for infants and vulnerable individuals in hospitals and homes lack effective measures to prevent theft and ensure timely medical attention, as existing solutions are inadequate and prone to errors, with a lack of electrical signal-controlled latch mechanisms for enhanced security.
Innovation Solution
An intelligent security identification apparatus with a latch portion controlled by an electrical signal, incorporating a circuit loop formed by a latch plug and socket, an Integrated Circuit module, communication module, data module, and display module, which allows for secure engagement, alarm generation upon malicious destruction, and fingerprint-activated unlocking, along with sensors for monitoring vital signs and real-time positioning using WIFI and GPS modules.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If a tag wrist ring or ankle ring is used for infant identification, then identification function is provided, but security against theft and unauthorized removal is insufficient
Solution Approach 1:
The device is divided into separate components: a body portion containing the IC module and sensors, an annular belt portion for wearing, and a latch portion with plug and socket. This segmentation allows the security function to be enhanced through the controlled latch mechanism while keeping the identification and monitoring functions in the body portion, resolving the contradiction between security and complexity.
Solution Approach 2:
The latch portion acts as an intermediary mechanism between the wearer and the device. The electrically controllable latch plug and socket create a controlled interface that prevents unauthorized removal while allowing authorized access, thereby enhancing security without requiring the entire device structure to be complex.
2Productivity
If manual supervision is used to monitor infants, then care can be provided, but it is ineffective when many infants need attention and difficult to supervise each infant
Solution Approach 1:
The device enables self-service monitoring through automatic detection of vital signs (temperature, pulse, respiration) by integrated sensors and automatic alarm generation when anomalies are detected. This eliminates the need for continuous manual supervision, significantly improving monitoring efficiency while maintaining reliable security through automated alert systems that notify staff of any issues.
3Reliability
If existing wrist rings or ankle rings with physical sign detection are used, then physical monitoring is provided, but they lack electrical signal-controlled latch mechanisms for improved security
Solution Approach 1:
The traditional mechanical latch mechanism is replaced with an electrically controllable system. The latch plug and socket are actuated by electrical signals from the IC module, allowing remote controlled unlocking and enhancing security. This substitution maintains ease of operation through electronic control while dramatically improving security against unauthorized removal.
Data Source
AI summary
The present disclosure discloses an intelligent security identification apparatus and system, to improve the security of the intelligent security identification apparatus and system. The intelligent security identification apparatus comprises: a body portion; an annular belt portion comprising a first annular belt and a second annular belt, wherein the body portion has one end connected to one end of the first annular belt and the other end connected to one end of the second annular belt, the first annular belt has a first conductor arranged therein and the second annular belt has a second conductor arranged therein; and a latch portion comprising a latch plug and a latch socket, wherein the other end of the first annular belt is connected to the latch plug, and the other end of the second annular belt is connected to the latch socket. The body portion comprises: an IC module, wherein the first conductor has one end connected to the IC module and the other end connected to the latch plug, the second conductor has one end connected to the IC module and the other end connected to the latch socket, and the latch portion, the first conductor, the second conductor, and the IC module form a circuit loop when the latch plug is engaged to the latch socket.