Google push remote nursing baby patent: can lock the remote power off

Google introduced a patent for a networked infant care system that uses a series of remote sensors to sense the infant's safety status. The child-care system will send text messages to parents if the child is alone for too long. The sensor will power off when the child is too close to the digital door Children ran out of the room Google announced the "long-range baby care" service plan, the use of cameras and motion sensors to communicate the crisis to their children Google said in this new patent, there are a series of 'equipment and methods to protect unaccompanied home Child. "The smart home uses a series of sensors that send text messages or emails to parents if the child is alone for more than 10 minutes, and the child automatically shuts down and closes the digital door to prevent the child from running out of the room.

Other features include flash reminders and voice alerts, such as 'unaccompanied children' in a particular room, 'your child is near electronic devices,' and 'your child is alone for more than 10 minutes.' This service is an aid to At a rare time when a child is alone because of an unexpected incident, Google said in a patent that "children are left alone for the first time in their lives to avoid danger. However, children may be left unattended at home due to uncontrollable incidents by their parents. , Parents may not be able to protect their children, so unattended children are in jeopardy. "The system will make use of nearby hot smart home devices.

Smartphones, networked doorbells, cameras or motion sensors all control the power outlet, and Google's 'home' mini-speakers control every feature of the system, which is designed to keep parents free from babysitting their babies or newborns.

Google said the technology is not necessarily going to market, and the spokesman said, 'We have a lot of patents, some of which later turn into products, and some of them do not.'