Excavators using 5G to enhance safety and high-risk construction environment will be referenced in the future

Excavator drivers may be a relatively safe industry for us. What are the dangers of driving excavators to dig for gravel? More than 80% of excavators work in a safe and non hazardous environment, but there are still some mechanical equipment in hazardous construction environments, and the accident rate of excavators remains high, especially in mountainous areas where the risk factor is extremely high. Some excavator accidents, such as overturning, flooding, or sinking into mud pits, do not cause a large proportion of casualties. However, it is difficult to ensure the safety of drivers in the event of malfunctions during mountain reconstruction and rock fragmentation.

How to reduce accidents in the future: Recent research shows that Komatsu Machinery Equipment Manufacturing Company in Japan has started researching artificial intelligenceThe combination of AI technology with full angle sensing devices and cameras can basically meet the operational requirements of the equipment, and this test is not limited to on-site verification of excavator equipment and dump truck synchronization.

The testing mainly focuses on how the excavator sensing device and camera detection decoration can recognize obstacles and their positions. By using artificial intelligence to control the combination of the two devices, not only does it improve efficiency, but it also provides certain technical data for future multi mechanical equipment. At present, the operation complexity of excavator equipment is extremely high and still relies on manual operation, especially in complex environments and special models where short-term artificial intelligence cannot replace driver operation.The 5G high-speed network transmission platform enables drivers to perform high-risk operations on excavators or other equipment from a distance.

With the increase in labor costs and the difficulty in finding skilled drivers for high-risk occupations, artificial intelligence may be able to replace human drivers in the future. From unmanned cars to unmanned planes, will unmanned excavators still be far away?

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