Problem: How to design an intelligent multimodal fusion hazard prediction system using AIoT (Artificial Intelligence & Internet of Things) technology to predict some potential dangers. This article will provide some ideas and methods.
Introduction: This article designs an intelligent multimodal fusion hazard prediction system based on AIoT technology. The system mainly consists of an IoT hardware device and an AI multimodal and multi-dimensional Hazard Prediction Algorithm.
Method: This article will take baby cribs as an example, using this system to empower traditional baby cribs and transform them into intelligent baby cribs.
Results: In this example, the system can detect the real-time status of the baby and predict upcoming dangers, including kicking the quilt, wetting the bed, fever, crying, climbing over the crib, and turning over.
Hypothesis: Assuming that intelligent systems can detect the status of infants in real-time and make predictions before potential dangers occur, to promptly alert parents. Perhaps it can prevent some irreversible dangers from occurring.
Background: This system solves the pain point problem of parents having to take care of their babies after working hard.
Purpose: In this scenario, the system provides a design scheme for an intelligent multimodal fusion hazard prediction system with a temporary care function. The application of this system to baby cribs not only reduces the burden on parents but also ensures the safety and comfort of the baby.
Transferability: At the same time, the system has transferability, and its design concept can be transferred to other application scenarios, such as hospital care for infants, young children, or elderly patients, as well as childcare stations for abandoned children in society.
Significance: This innovative system design scheme has a positive significance for family harmony and social development.
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