Yes, there is a bug in the elevator identification system. It may be that the system has not been around for a long time and is not yet very mature. The object recognition is not very accurate, which leads to the child being regarded as a battery car and making an alarm sound. This is also something that makes people feel dumbfounded. However, as the recognition capabilities of this system improve, I believe that such misidentification and misjudgment incidents will become less and less.
The safety of elevators is related to the property and personal safety of residents in the entire community, so every community attaches great importance to the safety of elevators. Some items cannot enter the elevator, especially those that are flammable and explosive.
It is a safety hazard for electric vehicles to enter the elevator and enter the residents' homes for charging. In order to reduce the occurrence of such accidents, some intelligent identification systems will be installed in the elevators of some communities. to identify some items that should not enter the elevator.
When the elevator's safety identification system recognizes the presence of items that should not be brought into the elevator, it will sound an alarm to prohibit such behavior and also to attract the attention of the staff. The identification system is very alert to battery vehicles, which reduces the occurrence of accidents and also serves as a reminder to everyone. Such an identification system does not require elevator safety supervisors to sit at the monitor all the time, reducing labor costs and reducing the occurrence of accidents.
With the elevator alarm system in place, the number of people pushing battery carts into elevators, down corridors, or charging at home has been reduced, because once the system recognizes such a situation, it will alarm, which reduces accidents to a certain extent. occurrence.
Because battery cars are prone to fires, explosions, and spontaneous combustion when entering the elevator or charging, which threaten the safety of the elevator and will naturally affect the personal and property safety of residents. This system has bugs and is not very mature, but for safety, it is still necessary to install it. I believe that with the development of science and technology, such identification systems will become more and more perfect, become more intelligent, and identify items more accurately.