Museum intelligent inspection system based on 5G

Abstract

The museum intelligent inspection system based on 5G comprises an intelligent inspection robot, a 5G base station and a control center, wherein the intelligent inspection robot comprises an AGV, a control assembly, an inspection assembly, a human-machine interaction display screen and a 5G communication module; the AGV can automatically achieve navigation, recognition, obstacle avoidance and alarmgiving, can also perform voice recognition and face recognition, and carries a two-dimensional holder, an 8K camera, a common camera, an infrared radar and a lighting system; the intelligent inspection robot uses the 5G communication module and is connected with a control center through a 5G base station. According to the system, security measures of a museum can be further increased, cultural relic conditions can be checked in time, the risk of frequent movement of cultural relics is avoided, and the labor intensity of personnel can be reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of cultural relics protection, in particular to a 5G-based intelligent inspection system for museums. Background technique [0002] At present, cultural relics are non-renewable and wirelessly value-added, making them of extremely high economic value. They are generally stored in museums, and museums are public places with a high concentration of people. This makes museums a high-risk unit. The current level of technology is capable enough to make it a tight security system. However, technology is advancing, security systems need to be upgraded, and cultural relics need to be inspected regularly. The traditional method is to take out cultural relics for inspection, which increases the risk of cultural relics being destroyed. A system that can both protect cultural relics and inspect cultural relics is needed. [0003] Based on this, the present invention designs a 5G-based museum intelligent inspection system to sol...

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Problems solved by technology

However, technology is advancing, security systems need to be upgraded, and cultural relics need to be inspected regularly. The traditional method is to take out cultural relics for inspection, which increases the risk of cultural relics being destroyed.

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