Elevator operation control device and method using monitor
First Claim
1. A device for controlling an operation of an elevator by using a monitor, the device comprising:
- a monitor, which is installed on a wall surface of a cage of an elevator, a surface of a door of the elevator, or a wall surface of a building next to the door of the elevator, displays various buttons including a start button, an emergency button, and floor buttons controlling an operation of the elevator, and includes an embedded speaker;
two pin cameras positioned at upper left and right sides of the monitor, respectively; and
a controller, which controls operations of the various buttons of the monitor, an operation of the pin cameras, and the operation of the elevator,wherein the controller controls the two pin cameras next to each other on a front surface of the monitor to photograph images, and sequentially sets two-dimensional virtual screens z1, z2, and z3 at intervals parallel to the monitor based on photographing angles of the pin cameras in an overlapping photographed portion, in which virtual screen z1 among virtual screens z1, z2, and z3 is formed to be closest to the monitor, and screen z3 is formed to be farthest from the monitor,wherein the controller controls the various buttons to be displayed on the monitor, and in response to an operator using a finger, touching virtual screens z1 to z3 in order of z3, z2, and z1, the controller activates a selected button among the various buttons of the monitor and controls the operation of the elevator according to the activated button, and in response to the operator touching virtual screen z3, the controller displays a cursor having a basic size on the monitor and determines whether the operator approaches toward virtual screen z2 at a center position, and wherein the controller enlarges the size of the cursor in response to the operator being determined to approach toward virtual screen z2.
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Abstract
A device for controlling an operation of an elevator by using a monitor comprises: a monitor, which is installed on a wall surface of a cage of an elevator, a surface of a door of the elevator, or a wall surface of a building next to the door of the elevator, displays various buttons including a start button, an emergency button, and floor buttons controlling an operation of the elevator, and includes an embedded speaker; two pin cameras positioned at upper left and right sides of the monitor, respectively; and a controller, which controls operations of the various buttons of the monitor, an operation of the pin camera, and the operation of the elevator.
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1. A device for controlling an operation of an elevator by using a monitor, the device comprising:
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a monitor, which is installed on a wall surface of a cage of an elevator, a surface of a door of the elevator, or a wall surface of a building next to the door of the elevator, displays various buttons including a start button, an emergency button, and floor buttons controlling an operation of the elevator, and includes an embedded speaker; two pin cameras positioned at upper left and right sides of the monitor, respectively; and a controller, which controls operations of the various buttons of the monitor, an operation of the pin cameras, and the operation of the elevator, wherein the controller controls the two pin cameras next to each other on a front surface of the monitor to photograph images, and sequentially sets two-dimensional virtual screens z1, z2, and z3 at intervals parallel to the monitor based on photographing angles of the pin cameras in an overlapping photographed portion, in which virtual screen z1 among virtual screens z1, z2, and z3 is formed to be closest to the monitor, and screen z3 is formed to be farthest from the monitor, wherein the controller controls the various buttons to be displayed on the monitor, and in response to an operator using a finger, touching virtual screens z1 to z3 in order of z3, z2, and z1, the controller activates a selected button among the various buttons of the monitor and controls the operation of the elevator according to the activated button, and in response to the operator touching virtual screen z3, the controller displays a cursor having a basic size on the monitor and determines whether the operator approaches toward virtual screen z2 at a center position, and wherein the controller enlarges the size of the cursor in response to the operator being determined to approach toward virtual screen z2. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 8, 9, 10)
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4. A method of controlling an operation of an elevator performed by a device for controlling an operation of an elevator, the device including:
- a monitor, which is installed on a wall surface of a cage of an elevator, a surface of a door of the elevator, or a wall surface of a building next to the door of the elevator and displays various buttons controlling an operation of the elevator;
two pin cameras positioned at upper left and right sides of the monitor, respectively; and
a controller, which controls operations of the various buttons of the monitor, an operation of the pin cameras, and the operation of the elevator, the method comprising;photographing, by the two pin cameras next to each other on a front surface of the monitor to photograph images, and sequentially setting two-dimensional virtual screens z1, z2, and z3 at intervals parallel to the monitor based on photographing angles of the pin cameras in an overlapping photographed portion, in which virtual screen z1 among virtual screens z1, z2, and z3 is formed to be closest to the monitor, and screen z3 is formed to be farthest from the monitor, and displaying various buttons through the monitor; displaying a cursor having a basic size on the monitor in response to the operator touching virtual screen z3; enlarging the size of the cursor in response to the operator approaching toward virtual screen z2; determining whether there is a button overlapping the cursor by a predetermined size or more among the various buttons, on which the cursor is displayed, after the operator touches virtual screen z2 and determining a selected button; enlarging the selected button or displaying the selected button in desired graphic in response to the operator being determined to touch virtual screen z2; determining whether the operator touches virtual screen z1; returning to the determining whether there is a button overlapping the cursor by the predetermined size or more among the various buttons, on which the cursor is displayed, and determining the selected button in response to the operator being determined not to touch virtual screen z1, registering the selected button in response to the operator being determined to touch virtual screen z1; and executing an operation corresponding to the registered button. - View Dependent Claims (5, 6, 7)
- a monitor, which is installed on a wall surface of a cage of an elevator, a surface of a door of the elevator, or a wall surface of a building next to the door of the elevator and displays various buttons controlling an operation of the elevator;
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