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- the present invention relates to a security scanner for detecting hidden dangerous substances, and more specifically, to a security scanner for detecting dangerous substances hidden by an examination object by radiating electromagnetic waves, such as millimeter waves or terahertz waves, to the examination object.
- Terahertz spectroscopy which uses terahertz waves, a light source that has recently been in the spotlight, is used to obtain information about samples, such as their refractive index and absorption rate.
- a terahertz imaging system uses this information to image the sample.
- Terahertz imaging systems largely include scanning terahertz imaging systems and real-time terahertz imaging systems.
- the scanning terahertz imaging system is a method of applying terahertz waves to a small area of a sample and analyzing the reflected or transmitted terahertz waves. While scanning the sample, data at each location of the sample is sequentially acquired using a detector. Make a video.
- This method requires a lot of time to image the sample because each position data of the sample must be acquired sequentially.
- Another terahertz imaging system analyzes terahertz waves that are reflected or transmitted by incident terahertz waves on a sample. Since terahertz waves are incident on the entire sample and images are measured at once, the speed It is superior to scanning terahertz imaging systems.
- the sample image has the disadvantage that only the contrast image can be seen.
- Korea Patent No. 10-1065496 B1 (2011.09.08) provides a measuring unit that uses terahertz waves to measure spectral data for substances at each location of the sample, and spectral data obtained from the measuring unit.
- a real-time terahertz spectroscopic imaging system is disclosed, which consists of a data processing unit that processes and identifies substances at each location of the sample and an imaging unit that implements an image of the sample based on the processed data.
- the present invention is intended to solve the above problems, and radiates electromagnetic waves, such as millimeter waves or terahertz waves, to specific areas such as the groin, armpits, and lower part of shoes of a person who is a test subject, to more effectively remove dangerous substances hidden by the test subject.
- the purpose is to provide a security scanner that detects hidden dangerous substances.
- a security scanner for detecting hidden dangerous goods relates to a security scanner that detects dangerous goods hidden by a test subject by radiating electromagnetic waves, such as millimeter waves or terahertz waves, to the test subject, and scans the internal space.
- electromagnetic waves such as millimeter waves or terahertz waves
- a case portion that forms and allows the test object to be positioned on one side;
- a search module disposed in the interior space to apply the electromagnetic waves to the inspection object, receive electromagnetic waves reflected from the inspection object, and generate image data based on the electromagnetic waves; and a server that displays dangerous substances hidden by the test object based on the image data received from the search module.
- a person who is an inspection subject irradiates electromagnetic waves, such as millimeter waves or terahertz waves, to a specific area where dangerous substances are generally hidden, and detects dangerous substances hidden by the inspection subject. It has the advantage of being able to detect more quickly and effectively.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram illustrating the overall security scanner for detecting hidden dangerous goods according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 2 is a configuration diagram illustrating a search module and a server that constitute a security scanner for detecting hidden dangerous goods according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 3 is a schematic diagram illustrating the overall security scanner for detecting hidden dangerous goods according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 4 is a plan view illustrating a case portion and a search module constituting a security scanner for detecting hidden dangerous goods according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 5 is a schematic diagram illustrating the detection of hidden dangerous goods through a security scanner for detecting hidden dangerous goods according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 6 is an exploded perspective view and a front view illustrating a first reflector and a second reflector that constitute a security scanner for detecting hidden dangerous goods according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 7 is a schematic plan view and a partial plan view illustrating a case portion and a server of a security scanner for detecting hidden dangerous goods according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 8 is a flowchart illustrating a security scanner for detecting hidden dangerous goods according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 9 is a photograph of a test showing the detection of hidden dangerous goods through a security scanner for detecting hidden dangerous goods according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- a security scanner for detecting hidden dangerous goods relates to a security scanner that detects dangerous goods hidden by a test subject by radiating electromagnetic waves, such as millimeter waves or terahertz waves, to the test subject, and scans the internal space.
- electromagnetic waves such as millimeter waves or terahertz waves
- a case portion that forms and allows the test object to be positioned on one side;
- a search module disposed in the interior space to apply the electromagnetic waves to the inspection object, receive electromagnetic waves reflected from the inspection object, and generate image data based on the electromagnetic waves; and a server that displays dangerous substances hidden by the test object based on the image data received from the search module.
- the search module may include an output unit that outputs the electromagnetic waves; a first reflection unit that reflects the electromagnetic waves output from the output unit so that the electromagnetic waves are irradiated to a specific area of the search object; a first search module including a first lens unit that refracts the electromagnetic waves output by the output unit so that they are incident on the first reflection unit in parallel with respect to the longitudinal direction; and an image generator that receives electromagnetic waves reflected from the specific area and generates the image data based on the electromagnetic waves reflected from the specific area.
- the first search module is configured to: It may be a security scanner that detects hidden dangerous goods and is disposed at a predetermined distance from the second search module based on the width direction, which is perpendicular to the longitudinal direction.
- the server includes a communication unit that receives the image data from the image generator; A display unit that outputs received image data; A storage unit storing reference data, which is data corresponding to a plurality of dangerous substances; and a control unit that controls the communication unit, the display unit, and the storage unit, wherein when the control unit detects a dangerous substance hidden in the image data based on the reference data, the communication unit sends the hidden substance to the manager terminal.
- It may be a security scanner that detects hidden dangerous goods and controls to send a notification notifying that dangerous goods have been detected.
- control unit when the control unit detects a hidden dangerous substance in the image data based on the reference data, a first icon corresponding to the hidden dangerous substance at a predetermined position of the display unit and output in a first color that is a specific color and It may be a security scanner for detecting hidden dangerous goods that forms a border around the first icon and controls the second icon to be output simultaneously in a second color that is complementary to the first color.
- control unit selects the first icon as the smallest 1-1 icon, the 1-2 icon that is relatively larger than the 1-1 icon, and the 1-3 icon that has the largest size at a preset time. It is controlled to be output sequentially and repeatedly at a predetermined position on the display unit according to an interval, and the second icon is a 2-1 icon whose size corresponds to the 1-1 icon and a size similar to the 1-2 icon. Controlling the corresponding 2-2 icon and the 2-3 icon whose size corresponds to the 1-3 icon to be output sequentially and repeatedly from the display unit according to a preset time interval, detecting hidden dangerous goods It could be a security scanner.
- the first reflector further includes a first protrusion extending from one surface of the first reflector and forming a first hollow in the width direction
- the second reflector is configured to reflect the second reflector. It further includes a second protrusion extending from one side of the unit and forming a protrusion, forming a second hollow based on the width direction, wherein the case part is inserted into the first hollow, and the first reflection part and the case part have a width.
- the control unit may be a security scanner that detects hidden dangerous goods and controls the driving unit based on the image data.
- the case part further includes a guide part on one side that guides the test object to be located in a specific area, and the control unit determines the shape of the bottom of the shoe in the acquired image data when the specific area is the bottom of the shoe. Symmetry is checked, and if shape symmetry within a preset range is not achieved with respect to the lower part of the shoe, the first reflector and the second reflector are controlled to be rotated at a predetermined angle by the driving unit based on the width direction.
- It may be a security scanner that detects hidden dangerous substances.
- control unit determines a first area, which is the area of the lower part of the shoe on one side, and a second area, which is the area of the lower part of the shoe on the other side, from the acquired image data, and the first area is larger than the second area.
- it may be a security scanner that detects hidden dangerous goods by controlling the first reflector and the second reflector to rotate clockwise based on the width direction.
- Figure 1 is a schematic diagram to overall explain a security scanner for detecting hidden dangerous goods according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figures 2 (a) to (b) are diagrams illustrating a search module and a server constituting a security scanner for detecting hidden dangerous goods according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 3 is a schematic diagram to overall explain a security scanner for detecting hidden dangerous goods according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 4 is a plan view illustrating a case portion and a search module constituting a security scanner for detecting hidden dangerous goods according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figures 5 (a) to (d) are schematic diagrams illustrating the detection of hidden dangerous goods through a security scanner that detects hidden dangerous goods according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figures 6 (a) to (c) are an exploded perspective view and a front view for explaining the first and second reflectors that constitute a security scanner for detecting hidden dangerous goods according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figures 7 (a) to (d) are schematic plan views and partial plan views for explaining the case portion and server of a security scanner that detects hidden dangerous goods according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 8 is a flowchart illustrating a security scanner for detecting hidden dangerous goods according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figures 9 (a) to (b) are photographs of a test for detecting hidden dangerous goods through a security scanner that detects hidden dangerous goods according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- 'part' includes a unit realized by hardware, a unit realized by software, and a unit realized using both. Additionally, one unit may be realized using two or more pieces of hardware, and two or more units may be realized using one piece of hardware.
- the x-direction may refer to the longitudinal direction
- the y-direction may refer to the width direction
- the z-direction may refer to the height direction.
- Terahertz waves can be harmless to the human body, unlike It has the advantage of being easy to analyze.
- the security scanner 10 for detecting hidden dangerous goods applies electromagnetic waves, such as millimeter waves or terahertz waves, to an inspection object (P), and receives the electromagnetic waves reflected from the inspection object (P). , this is imaged to detect dangerous substances (D) hidden in specific parts of the test object (P).
- electromagnetic waves such as millimeter waves or terahertz waves
- the test subject (P) may be a person, and as can be seen in FIG. 3, the security scanner 10, which detects the hidden dangerous goods, detects the shoe sole (P1) and groin (P2) of the test subject (P). , electromagnetic waves such as millimeter waves or terahertz waves are applied to a specific area such as the armpit (P3), and the electromagnetic waves reflected from the test subject (P) are used to detect pistols, knives, drugs, etc. hidden in the specific area by the test subject (P). The same dangerous substance (D) is detected.
- the security scanner (10, hereinafter referred to as security scanner) that detects the hidden dangerous goods is installed in places where many people gather, such as airports, ports, railroads, subways, government offices, large supermarkets, schools, religious facilities, and sports facilities. By detecting dangerous substances through this, it is possible to prevent major accidents such as terrorism in advance.
- the security scanner 10 includes a case portion 100 that forms an internal space S1 and allows the inspection object P to be located on one side, and the case portion 100 forms the case portion 100.
- a search module 200 disposed in the internal space S1 to apply electromagnetic waves such as millimeter waves or terahertz waves to the inspection object, receive electromagnetic waves reflected from the inspection object, and generate image data based on them, and the search module 200 It may include a server 300 that displays dangerous substances hidden by the test object based on image data received from the module.
- the search module 200 has an output unit 211 that outputs electromagnetic waves that are millimeter waves or terahertz waves, and refracts the electromagnetic waves output by the output unit 211.
- a first lens unit 213 that is applied in parallel based on the longitudinal direction, and an electromagnetic wave passing through the first lens unit 213 is reflected at a predetermined angle and applied to a specific part of the inspection object (P). It includes a first search module 210 including a first reflector 215 .
- the electromagnetic wave W1 is output through the output unit and applied to the first lens unit 213, is refracted at a predetermined angle by the first lens unit 213, and is transmitted in the longitudinal direction. is applied (W2) to the first reflector 215 in parallel.
- the search module 200 includes a second reflector 235 that refracts the electromagnetic wave reflected from a specific part of the inspection object (P) at a predetermined angle, and the electromagnetic wave refracted from the second reflector 235 has a length
- the inspection object (P) may be located at a predetermined position on the upper surface, which is one side of the case portion 100, and the security scanner 10 may apply electromagnetic waves from the lower side of the inspection object (P), Electromagnetic waves reflected from the test object (P) are received.
- the first search module 210 and the second search module 230 may be arranged to be spaced apart from each other at a predetermined interval based on the width direction, and accordingly, there is a difference between the output electromagnetic wave and the reflected electromagnetic wave. By preventing interference, it is possible to more closely detect dangerous substances (D) hidden by the test object (P).
- the image generator 231 may be, for example, a millimeter wave camera or a terahertz wave camera, and generates image data by receiving electromagnetic waves reflected through an image signal processing board mounted therein.
- the image data is the reflectance at which electromagnetic waves applied to the test object (P) are reflected rather than absorbed by the metallic dangerous substance (D), and the reflectance at which part of the electromagnetic wave is reflected and partially absorbed by the skin of the test object (P).
- An image can be created through the difference, and is generated through an image signal processing board mounted on the image generator 231.
- the generated image data is transmitted to the server 300, such as a computer, and output through the display unit 330 of the server 300.
- the server 300 may include a communication unit 320 and may receive the image data generated from the image generator 231 through a wired or wireless method, and the server 300 may include a control unit. It is provided with 310 and controls the image data to be output to the display unit 330 by the control unit 310.
- the server 300 may further include a storage unit 340 and stores reference data, which is image data corresponding to a plurality of dangerous substances.
- the reference data may mean image data about various types of dangerous substances.
- the reference data may mean image data for handguns of different types and models, and may mean image data for knives of different types and models.
- Figure 9 (a) is an actual photo of a blade, which is a type of dangerous substance (D) hidden in the sole of a shoe
- Figure 9 (b) shows the control unit 310 based on the reference data.
- This photo is an experimental test of detecting a blade, a type of dangerous substance (D), hidden in the sole of a shoe from the received video data.
- control unit 310 determines the matching rate with the dangerous goods (D) output from the image data based on the reference data, and if the matching rate is more than a preset range, the dangerous goods ( D) is determined to have been detected.
- the security scanner 10 describes that the image data is generated by the image generator 231, the reflected electromagnetic waves are transmitted to the server 300, and the image signal processing board mounted in the server 300 Of course, it can be created through .
- the server 200 can directly detect the dangerous goods (D) hidden by the search object (P) through an artificial intelligence (AI)-based dangerous goods search algorithm controlled by the control unit 210.
- AI artificial intelligence
- the artificial intelligence (AI)-based dangerous goods search algorithm generates image data through electromagnetic waves, and can specify and determine the location of dangerous goods (D) from the image data.
- the artificial intelligence (AI)-based dangerous goods search algorithm can identify abnormal data that is outside the normal distribution by learning the expression model of the image data, and thus detect dangerous goods (D) more accurately.
- the artificial intelligence (AI)-based dangerous substance search algorithm derives a result that a dangerous substance (D) has been detected from the image data
- the basis for deriving the result is added in the form of an image or language that can be understood by humans. It can be printed, and when the artificial intelligence (AI)-based dangerous goods search algorithm detects dangerous goods (D), it can perform automatic labeling for each dangerous substance (D).
- AI-based dangerous goods search algorithm can apply learning image data augmentation techniques, and accordingly, when detecting dangerous goods (D), flipping, random arraying, etc. This can be done.
- control unit 310 when the control unit 310 detects a dangerous substance (D) in the image data based on the stored reference data, the communication unit sends the inspection object (P) to the administrator terminal (E1). Controls sending a notification notifying that dangerous substances (D) hidden by the device have been detected.
- control unit 310 when the control unit 310 detects a hidden dangerous substance in the image data based on the reference data, the control unit 310 outputs a first color that corresponds to the hidden dangerous substance at a predetermined position of the display unit and is a specific color. An icon and a border of the first icon are formed, and the second icon is controlled to be output simultaneously in a second color that is complementary to the first color.
- control unit 310 adds the first signal to the image data so that the manager can visually confirm it more effectively.
- the icon and the second icon are mapped and output.
- the first icon and the second icon may be stored in advance in the storage unit 340, and the first icon and the second icon may be displayed by the control unit 310 so that the administrator can visually check them more effectively. It is output to satisfy the complementary color relationship.
- the control unit 310 selects the 1-1 icon, which is the smallest in size, and the 1-1 icon, which is relatively larger than the 1-1 icon.
- the 1-2 icon and the 1-3 icon with the largest size are controlled to be output sequentially and repeatedly at a predetermined position on the display unit at a preset time interval, and the second icon is displayed in the same size as the 1-1 icon.
- the 2-1 icon corresponding to the 2-2 icon, the 2-2 icon corresponding in size to the 1-2 icon, and the 2-3 icon corresponding in size to the 1-3 icon are displayed according to a preset time interval. Controls the display unit to output sequentially and repeatedly.
- the specific area is the bottom of the shoe, meaning the sole of the shoe, and the control unit 310 checks the shoes of the test subject (P) through the security scanner 10.
- the icon corresponding to the previously stored dangerous substance (D) is the first icon 331, forming the border of the first icon 331, and having a complementary color to the first icon.
- the second icon 333 in green color is controlled to be output at a predetermined position on the display unit 330.
- the control unit 310 controls the first icon 331-1, which is the smallest in size, and the 1-1 icon ( 331-1)
- the relatively larger 1-2 icon 331-2 and the largest 1-3 icon 331-3 are displayed sequentially and repeatedly at predetermined positions on the display unit at preset time intervals.
- the second icon 333 is a 2-1 icon 333-1 whose size corresponds to the 1-1 icon 331-1, and the 1-2 icon 331-1.
- the 2-2 icon (333-2) whose size corresponds to 2) and the 2-3 icon (333-3) whose size corresponds to the 1-3 icon (331-3) are displayed at a preset time interval. Accordingly, the display unit 330 is controlled to output sequentially and repeatedly.
- the manager can more easily check the dangerous substance (D) by changing the color and size of the first icon 331 and the second icon 333 on the display unit 330.
- the server 300 can receive in advance the contact information of a government office such as a police station to notify the administrator if a dangerous substance (D) is discovered in advance, and accordingly, the control unit 310 can use the communication unit 320 ) is controlled to send a notification to government offices notifying that dangerous substances (D) have been detected when dangerous substances (D) are discovered.
- a government office such as a police station
- the control unit 310 can use the communication unit 320 ) is controlled to send a notification to government offices notifying that dangerous substances (D) have been detected when dangerous substances (D) are discovered.
- the first reflector 215 constituting the search module 200 extends from one side of the first reflector 215 and protrudes, forming a first hollow S2 based on the width direction. It may further include a first protrusion 215-1, and the second reflector 235 also extends from one surface of the second reflector 235 and is formed to protrude, forming a second hollow based on the width direction. It may further include a second protrusion forming a second protrusion.
- the first reflector 215 extends from the rear of the first reflector 215 and protrudes, and is formed as a protruding first reflector 215 based on the width direction. It may further include a first protrusion 215-1 forming a hollow S2, and the case portion 100 is inserted into the first hollow S2, and includes the first reflector 215 and the It further includes a first coupling portion 110 that couples the case portion 100 in the width direction, and the first reflecting portion 215 connects the case portion 100 through the first coupling portion 110. and can be combined in the internal space (S1).
- the second reflector 235 also includes the second protrusion (not shown), and the case portion 100 further includes a second coupling portion (not shown), so that the second reflector 235 also includes a second coupling portion (not shown).
- the case portion 100 and the internal space S1 are coupled to each other.
- the case part 100 is coupled and interlocked with the first coupling part 110 and the second coupling part, and a driving unit (not used) applies rotational force to the first coupling part 110 and the second coupling part. (shown) may be further provided, and the control unit 310 controls the driving unit to implement rotation of the first reflector 215 and the second reflector 235.
- the case part 100 has a guide part 130 on one side, the upper surface, that guides the test object P to be located in a specific area A1. It may be further provided, and when the test object (P) is located within the guide unit (130), the security scanner (10) provides a complete image of a specific part of the test object (P) through the search module (200). data is obtained.
- control unit 310 checks the shape symmetry of the bottom of the shoe from the acquired image data. (Step S100)
- control unit 310 determines that shape symmetry within a preset range with respect to the bottom of the shoe is determined from the image data obtained from the image generator 210, as shown in FIGS. 7(b) and 7(c). In this case, the rotation of the first reflector 215 and the second reflector 235 is not controlled (step S120), and as can be seen in (d) of FIG. 7, the bottom of the shoe is shown in the acquired image data. If shape symmetry within a preset range is not achieved, the driving unit is controlled to control the rotation of the first reflector 215 and the second reflector 235.
- the control unit 310 selects a first area (A2), which is the area below the shoe (O1) on one side, from the acquired image data. And the second area (A3), which is the area of the lower part of the shoe (O2) on the other side, is checked (step S130), and if the first area (A2) is larger than the second area (A3), the control unit 310 ) controls the driving unit so that, as can be seen in (b) and (c) of FIG. 6, the first reflector 215 and the second reflector 235 rotate clockwise based on the width direction. Control it to rotate. (Step S160)
- the control unit 310 determines a first area A2, which is the area of the lower part of the shoe O1 on one side, and a second area A2, which is the area of the lower part of the shoe O2 on the other side, from the acquired image data.
- the area (A3) is checked, and (step S130), if the first area (A2) is smaller than the second area (A3), the control unit 310 controls the driving unit to The first reflector 215 and the second reflector 235 are controlled to rotate counterclockwise. (Step S150)
- the security scanner 10 controls the driving unit by the control unit 310 even when the inspection object P is not accurately located within the guide unit 130 of the case unit 100. 1
- the security scanner 10 controls the driving unit by the control unit 310 even when the inspection object P is not accurately located within the guide unit 130 of the case unit 100. 1
- the reflector 215 and the second reflector 235 By rotating the reflector 215 and the second reflector 235 at a predetermined angle, complete image data for a specific part of the test object P is acquired, and the examination table is detected through the acquired image data.
- Dangerous substances (D) hidden in specific parts of the upper body (P) can be detected more closely, making it possible to prevent accidents such as terrorism caused by dangerous substances (D).
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Un scanner de sécurité destiné à détecter des marchandises dangereuses dissimulées, selon un mode de réalisation de la présente invention, concerne un scanner de sécurité destiné à détecter un article dangereux dissimulé par un objet à cribler par irradiation de l'objet à cribler avec des ondes électromagnétiques d'ondes millimétriques ou térahertz, comprenant : une partie de boîtier formant un espace interne et permettant à l'objet à cribler d'être positionné sur une surface; un module d'inspection disposé dans l'espace interne destiné à appliquer les ondes électromagnétiques à l'objet à cribler, recevoir les ondes électromagnétiques réfléchies à partir de l'objet à cribler, et générer des données d'image sur la base des ondes électromagnétiques réfléchies; et un serveur qui affiche des marchandises dangereuses dissimulées par l'objet à cribler sur la base des données d'image reçues du module d'inspection.
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