Disclosure of Invention
In view of the above, there is a need for an internet-based vegetation identification method and a handheld communication device that address at least one of the problems described above.
An Internet-based vegetation identification method comprises the following steps:
providing a handheld communication device, wherein the handheld communication device comprises a body, a camera is arranged on the body, a control chip, a network module and a comparison module are arranged in the body, and the camera, the network module and the comparison module are all electrically connected with the control chip;
acquiring vegetation photos and vegetation names on the Internet by using the network module, and establishing a database to associate the vegetation photos with the vegetation names one by one;
shooting vegetation photos in a real scene by using the camera;
comparing, with the comparison module, the vegetation photo with a vegetation photo obtained by the network module to determine the vegetation name; and
the control chip controls a display screen of the handheld communication device to display the vegetation name.
In one embodiment, the photograph of vegetation is a photograph of plant foliage.
In one embodiment, the handheld communication device is pre-loaded with application software, and the database is established in the application software.
A handheld communication device is provided with a camera and a control chip, a network module and a comparison module which are arranged in the handheld communication device, wherein the camera, the network module and the comparison module are all electrically connected with the control chip, the network module is used for acquiring vegetation photos and vegetation names on the Internet and establishing a database to enable the vegetation photos to be in one-to-one correspondence with the vegetation names; the camera is used for shooting vegetation photos in a real scene; the comparison module is used for comparing the vegetation photo with the vegetation photo acquired by the network module so as to determine the vegetation name; the control chip is used for controlling a display screen of the handheld communication device to display the vegetation name.
In one embodiment, the body comprises a front surface and a back surface which are oppositely arranged, the display screen is arranged on the front surface, and the camera is arranged on the back surface.
In one embodiment, the handheld communication device further comprises a communication module, and the communication module is used for communicating with another handheld communication device through radio waves.
In one embodiment, the front surface is further provided with a navigation key, and the navigation key is arranged on one side of the display screen and is adjacent to the end part of the handheld communication device.
In one embodiment, the display screen is a touch display screen, and the navigation key is an oval key.
In one embodiment, an oval groove is concavely arranged on the front surface, the navigation key is arranged in the oval groove, and a light-transmitting layer is arranged on the surface of the navigation key.
In one embodiment, the surface of the light-transmitting layer is formed with a plurality of stripes, and the plurality of stripes are obliquely arranged relative to the major axis of the oval groove.
In the vegetation identification method based on the Internet, when a student cannot identify vegetation in a real scene, the camera is utilized to take a picture and the comparison is carried out through the comparison module, so that the vegetation name is determined, the display screen displays the vegetation name, so that the student or the user can know the name of the vegetation in time, and further the name of the vegetation can be searched, the brief introduction can be read for further learning, and the use convenience of the handheld communication device is improved.
In the vegetation identification method based on the Internet, when students cannot identify vegetation in a real scene, the students cannot inquire related introduction and cannot learn autonomously. At this moment, utilize the camera is shot, and passes through the comparison module compares to confirm the vegetation name, the display screen shows the vegetation name, thereby makes student or user can in time know the name of vegetation, and then can be through searching the name of vegetation, reading brief introduction is in order to further study, has improved hand-held type communication device's convenient to use nature.
Detailed Description
To facilitate an understanding of the invention, the invention will now be described more fully with reference to the accompanying drawings. Preferred embodiments of the present invention are shown in the drawings. This invention may, however, be embodied in many different forms and should not be construed as limited to the embodiments set forth herein. Rather, these embodiments are provided so that this disclosure will be thorough and complete.
It will be understood that when an element is referred to as being "secured to" another element, it can be directly on the other element or intervening elements may also be present. When an element is referred to as being "connected" to another element, it can be directly connected to the other element or intervening elements may also be present. The terms "vertical," "horizontal," "left," "right," and the like as used herein are for illustrative purposes only and do not represent the only embodiments.
Unless defined otherwise, all technical and scientific terms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this invention belongs. The terminology used herein is for the purpose of describing particular embodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of the invention. As used herein, the term "and/or" includes any and all combinations of one or more of the associated listed items.
Referring to fig. 1, the present invention relates to a vegetation identification method based on the internet. The vegetation identification method based on the Internet comprises the following steps:
in step S101, a handheld communication device is provided, where the handheld communication device includes a body, a camera is disposed on the body, a control chip, a network module and a comparison module are disposed in the body, and the camera, the network module and the comparison module are all electrically connected to the control chip;
in step S102, the network module is used to obtain vegetation photos and vegetation names on the internet, and a database is established to associate the vegetation photos with the vegetation names one by one;
in step S103, the camera is used to capture a vegetation photograph in a real scene;
in step S104, comparing the vegetation photo with the vegetation photo obtained by the network module by using the comparison module, so as to determine the vegetation name; and
in step S105, the control chip controls the display screen of the handheld communication device to display the vegetation name.
In the vegetation identification method based on the Internet, when students cannot identify vegetation in a real scene, the students cannot inquire related introduction and cannot learn autonomously. At this moment, utilize the camera is shot, and passes through the comparison module compares to confirm the vegetation name, the display screen shows the vegetation name, thereby makes student or user can in time know the name of vegetation, and then can be through searching the name of vegetation, reading brief introduction is in order to further study, has improved hand-held type communication device's convenient to use nature.
For example, for ease of comparison and control, the vegetation photograph is a photograph of a plant leaf. The handheld communication device is internally pre-installed with application software, and the database is established in the application software. For example, the handheld communication device is a mobile phone. Thus facilitating portability and comparison.
Referring to fig. 2 and fig. 3, for example, the present invention further provides a handheld communication device. The handheld communication device comprises abody 10, a camera is arranged on thebody 10, a control chip, a network module and a comparison module are arranged in the body, the camera, the network module and the comparison module are electrically connected with the control chip, the network module is used for obtaining vegetation photos and vegetation names on the internet, and a database is established to enable the vegetation photos and the vegetation names to be in one-to-one correlation; the camera is used for shooting vegetation photos in a real scene; the comparison module is used for comparing the vegetation photo with the vegetation photo acquired by the network module so as to determine the vegetation name; the control chip is used for controlling thedisplay screen 15 of the handheld communication device to display the vegetation name.
The handheld communication device can be used for communication, and when students cannot identify vegetation in a real scene, the students cannot inquire related introduction and can not learn autonomously. At this moment, utilize the camera is shot, and passes through the comparison module compares to confirm the vegetation name,display screen 15 shows the vegetation name, thereby makes student or user can in time know the name of vegetation, and then can be through searching the name of vegetation, reading brief introduction is in order to further study, has improved hand-held communication device's convenient to use nature.
For example, in order to facilitate pressing and operating the handheld communication device, thebody 10 of the handheld communication device includes afront surface 11 and aback surface 13 which are oppositely disposed, thedisplay screen 15 is disposed on thefront surface 11, and the camera is disposed on theback surface 13. The handheld communication device further comprises a communication module, and the communication module is used for communicating with another handheld communication device through radio waves. Thefront face 11 is further provided with anavigation key 14, and thenavigation key 14 is arranged at one side of thedisplay screen 15 and adjacent to the end part of the handheld communication device. Thedisplay screen 15 is a touch display screen, and thenavigation key 14 is an oval key. An oval groove is concavely arranged on thefront face 11, thenavigation key 14 is arranged in the oval groove, and a light-transmitting layer is arranged on the surface of thenavigation key 14. And a plurality of stripes are formed on the surface of the euphotic layer, and the plurality of stripes are obliquely arranged relative to the long axis of the oval groove. By providing theoval navigation key 14, the shape of the finger is gentle, and thus pressing is facilitated.
For example, it is particularly important to refer to fig. 4 to 8, in order to support the handheld communication device, for example, video playing software, such as Tencent video, Youkou video, Aiqiyi, and Tokyo movie and television, is installed in the handheld communication device, and such video playing software can be used for playing various videos or television series. In order to facilitate the handheld communication device to be placed at a preferred inclination angle when playing videos or watching novels of mobile phones, the handheld communication device further includes a supportingplate assembly 30 and a bridgingassembly 40, wherein the supportingplate assembly 30 is disposed on theback 13 of thebody 10. The supportingplate assembly 30 comprises a supportingplate 31 and a peep-proof film 32, and the supportingplate 31 is attached to theback surface 13 of thebody 10. Thesupport plate 31 has a longitudinal direction identical to that of thebody 10. Two guidinggrooves 311 are opened on a surface of the supportingplate 31 facing one side of thebody 10, the two guidinggrooves 311 extend along a length direction of the supportingplate 31, and the two guidinggrooves 311 are respectively adjacent to two opposite sides of the supportingplate 31. Each of theguide grooves 311 penetrates through opposite ends of thesupport plate 31. The supportingplate 31 includes afirst bonding plate 312, asecond bonding plate 313, afirst light plate 314 and athird bonding plate 315 which are rotatably connected in sequence, a top edge of thefirst bonding plate 312 is rotatably disposed on a top edge of theback surface 13, thefirst bonding plate 312 is provided with a first bonding area, and the first bonding area faces theback surface 13 of thebody 10 and is detachably attached to theback surface 13. The first bonding region is located between the twoguide grooves 311, alight transmission hole 3121 is formed in thefirst bonding plate 312, and thelight transmission hole 3121 penetrates through the first bonding region and aligns with the camera, so that the camera is exposed to the outside of thesupport plate 31. The secondadhesive sheet 313 is provided with asecond adhesive zone 3131, thesecond adhesive zone 3131 faces therear surface 13 of thebody 10 and is detachably adhered to therear surface 13, and thesecond adhesive zone 3131 is located between the twoguide grooves 311. Thefirst light plate 314 is disposed on theback 13 of thebody 10 in a propping manner, and thefirst light plate 314 is a flexible plate having a certain elasticity. Thethird bonding plate 315 is provided with athird bonding region 3151, and thethird bonding region 3151 faces theback surface 13 of thebody 10 and is detachably attached to theback surface 13. The thirdadhesive sheet 315 covers the bottom end of therear surface 13. By providing thesupport plate 31, the back 13 of thedisplay screen 15 can be protected.
For example, the peep-proof membrane 32 includes acover plate 321 and a peep-proof membrane 323, an edge of thecover plate 321 is rotatably connected to a top edge of theback surface 13, thecover plate 321 covers the top surface of thebody 10, a top edge of the peep-proof membrane 323 is rotatably connected to a side edge of thecover plate 321 away from theback surface 13, the peep-proof membrane 323 covers thefront surface 11 of thebody 10 and shields thedisplay screen 15, the peep-proof membrane 323 is a transparent membrane, and is used for displaying an image of thedisplay screen 15 in front of the display screen, so that only a person in front of the display screen can see the displayed image, and a person at the side cannot see the displayed image, thereby implementing the peep-proof function. For example, the length of the peep-proof membrane 32 is equal to the length of thebody 10, i.e. the sum of the lengths of the peep-proof membrane 323 and thecover plate 321 is equal to the length of thebody 10, so that the lower end of the peep-proof membrane 323 exposes thenavigation key 14. For example, in one embodiment, theprivacy film 323 is a tempered film. For example, theprivacy film 323 has elasticity.
For example, the firstadhesive plate 312 and the secondadhesive plate 313 are used for being adhered and fixed on theback surface 13 of thebody 10, the thirdadhesive plate 315 is used for being peeled off from theback surface 13 and being turned over relative to thefirst light plate 314 and adhered on a table top, and thefirst light plate 314 is used for being rotated relative to thebody 10 to obliquely support thebody 10, so as to position thesupport plate 31. Through the operation, the handheld communication device can be obliquely supported on a desktop, so that thedisplay screen 15 can reach a better display angle. When the support is not needed, thethird bonding plate 315 is torn from the table top, and thefirst light plate 314 is attached to theback surface 13, so that thethird bonding plate 315 is attached to theback surface 13 of thebody 10, thereby realizing folding.
For example, in order to achieve more stable support of thebody 10 or change the inclination angle of thebody 10, thebridging component 40 includes twoholders 42 and two elastic pullingstrings 44, the twoholders 42 are both slidably disposed on thefirst light plate 314, the twoholders 42 are disposed at intervals, the two elastic pullingstrings 44 are respectively located at two opposite sides of thefirst light plate 314, and two opposite ends of each elastic pullingstring 44 are respectively connected to the twoholders 42. Specifically, each of theholders 42 includes a connectingplate 421, two hard guide blocks 422 and aflexible pull strip 423, the connectingplate 421 is slidably disposed on a side surface of the firstoptical plate 314 facing away from thebody 10, a length direction of the connecting plate is perpendicular to a length direction of thebody 10, the two hard guide blocks 422 are respectively located on two opposite sides of the firstoptical plate 314, and the two hard guide blocks 422 are respectively slidably disposed in the twoguide grooves 311. Further, each of the hard guide blocks 422 includes amain body 424, alocking block 425 and a connectingprotrusion 426, themain body 424 is located between the firstoptical plate 314 and theback 13 of themain body 10, thelocking block 425 is protruded from one end edge of themain body 424 and slidably locked in thecorresponding guide slot 311, the connectingprotrusion 426 is protruded from the other end edge of themain body 424 and exposed to the outside of the firstoptical plate 314, the connectingprotrusions 426 of the two hard guide blocks 422 are respectively and fixedly connected to opposite ends of the connectingplate 421, opposite ends of theflexible pull string 423 are respectively connected to the connectingprotrusions 426 of the two hard guide blocks 422, theflexible pull strings 423 are parallel to the connectingplate 421 and are spaced from each other, and aninsertion gap 427 is formed between theflexible pull string 423 and the connectingplate 421. The peep-proof membrane 323 is turned 360 degrees and then inserted into theinsertion gap 427. Opposite ends of each of the elastic pullingstrings 44 are respectively connected to theconnection protrusions 426 of the same end of the twoholders 42.
Thesecond bonding plate 313 is further used for being torn from theback surface 13 of thebody 10 and rotating to a position coplanar with the firstoptical plate 314, one of theholders 42 is used for being pushed to a connection position of the firstoptical plate 314 and thesecond bonding plate 313, and the firstoptical plate 314 and thesecond bonding plate 313 are clamped and fixed by two hard guide blocks 422 of theholder 42 so that thesecond bonding plate 313 is kept coplanar with the firstoptical plate 314, and the inclined support of thebody 10 is realized. For example, the bottom surface of thelocking block 425 is provided with a friction surface, which abuts against the bottom surface of the guidinggroove 311 to position the hard guide block 422, and the holdingframe 42 cannot slide down freely due to gravity, because the gravity of the holdingframe 42 is much smaller than the friction force between the holdingframe 42 and the bottom surface of the guidinggroove 311. When the support is not needed, the twoholders 42 are pushed to move to the middle of thefirst light plate 314 by force, thethird bonding plate 315 is torn from the table top, and thefirst light plate 314 is attached to theback surface 13, so that thesecond bonding plate 313 and thethird bonding plate 315 are both attached to theback surface 13, and the folding is realized. At this time, the hard guide blocks 422 of the twoholders 42 will abut against each other to slightly arch the firstoptical plate 314, but the firstoptical plate 314 can be elastically deformed to adapt to the change without much influence.
For example, the firstadhesive plate 312 is further configured to be torn from theback surface 13 of thebody 10 and rotated to a position coplanar with the secondadhesive plate 313, wherein theother holder 42 is configured to be pushed to a connection position of the firstadhesive plate 312 and the secondadhesive plate 313, and the firstadhesive plate 312 and the secondadhesive plate 313 are clamped by the two hard guide blocks 422 of theholder 42 so that the firstadhesive plate 312 is maintained coplanar with the secondadhesive plate 313, so that thebody 10 is obliquely supported by the firstoptical plate 314, the firstadhesive plate 312 and the secondadhesive plate 313. Since the first and secondadhesive regions 3131 and 3131 are located between the twoguide grooves 311, the hard guide blocks 422 of the twoholders 42 are located at theguide grooves 311 and do not touch the first and secondadhesive regions 3131 and 3131, so that the twoholders 42 can smoothly slide. For example, the elastic force of the twoelastic cords 44 is set to be small, and the elasticity thereof is set to be large, that is, the tensile force of theelastic cords 44 is not enough to pull the twoholders 42 close to each other. For example, the distance between the top edge and the bottom edge of the secondadhesive sheet 313 is defined as the width of the secondadhesive sheet 313, and the original length of theelastic cord 44 is equal to the width of the secondadhesive sheet 313. Therefore, the tworetainers 42 can be respectively positioned at the top edge and the bottom edge of the secondadhesive plate 313, and are not close to each other by large elastic force, so that the bridging and clamping functions of the tworetainers 42 can be realized. When the light panel needs to be disassembled, the twoholders 42 are pushed onto thefirst light panel 314 by force.
For example, an adhesive area is disposed at the bottom end of thefront surface 11 of theprivacy film 323, the middle portion of theprivacy film 323 is attached to thefront surface 11 by vacuum, and is detachably fixed to thefront surface 11 by the adhesive area. In order to improve the supporting tension of the supportingplate 31, a latchinggroove 3155 is formed in a side surface of thethird bonding plate 315 away from thebody 10, the latchinggroove 3155 is located at an edge of thethird bonding plate 315 away from thefirst light plate 314, the peep-proof membrane 323 is further used for tearing off thefront surface 11 of thebody 10 and driving thecovering plate 321 to turn over to theback surface 13, the middle of the peep-proof membrane 323 penetrates through twoinsertion gaps 427 of the twoholders 42, and the end of the peep-proof membrane 323 is latched in the latchinggroove 3155 of thethird bonding plate 315, so that the peep-proof membrane 323 is integrally bent into an arch shape, and the supporting tension of the supportingplate 31 is further improved. When not needed, the peep-proof membrane 323 can be pulled away from thesupport plate 31, turned over to thefront surface 11 of thebody 10, and attached and fixed on thefront surface 11 of thebody 10 again. Through the arrangement of the supportingplate component 30 and thebridging component 40, the handheld communication device can be supported at a plurality of inclination angles in a plurality of ways, so that the supporting convenience is improved, and a plurality of better display angles can be conveniently displayed. While the twoflexible pull straps 423 are capable of holding the middle portion of theprivacy film 323. In addition, when the supportingplate 31 is integrally attached and fixed to theback 13 of themain body 10, the two flexible pullingstraps 423 are further used for tying a hanging rope, so that the user can hang the handheld communication device by using the hanging rope, for example, the handheld communication device is tied to the waist or hung in front of the chest, and is suitable for being carried by pupils. For example, since theentire support plate 31 in the supported state is bent, the peep-proof membrane 323 is also inserted in thesupport plate 31 so as to be bent.
For example, the internet-based vegetation identification method further includes a supporting step including:
tearing the thirdadhesive plate 315 from the back 13 of thebody 10 and turning over thefirst light plate 314, adhering and fixing the thirdadhesive plate 315 on a table top, and rotating thefirst light plate 314 relative to thebody 10 to obliquely support thebody 10;
tearing thesecond bonding plate 313 from the back 13 of thebody 10, rotating to a position coplanar with thefirst light plate 314, pushing one of theholders 42 to a joint of thefirst light plate 314 and thesecond bonding plate 313, and clamping thefirst light plate 314 and thesecond bonding plate 313 by using the two hard guide blocks 422 of theholder 42 so as to enable thesecond bonding plate 313 to be kept coplanar with thefirst light plate 314;
the firstadhesive plate 312 is peeled off from theback surface 13 of thebody 10 and rotated to a position coplanar with the secondadhesive plate 313, theother holder 42 is pushed to the joint of the firstadhesive plate 312 and the secondadhesive plate 313, the first adhesive plate and the secondadhesive plate 313 are clamped by the two hard guide blocks 422 of theholder 42 so that the firstadhesive plate 312 is kept coplanar with the secondadhesive plate 313, and thebody 10 is obliquely supported by the firstoptical plate 314, the firstadhesive plate 312 and the secondadhesive plate 313; and
tearing the peep-proof membrane 323 away from thefront surface 11 of thebody 10 and driving thecover plate 321 to turn over to theback surface 13, inserting the middle part of the peep-proof membrane 323 into the twoinsertion gaps 427 of the two holdingframes 42, and clamping the end part of the peep-proof membrane 323 in theclamping groove 3155 of thethird bonding plate 315, so that the peep-proof membrane 323 is integrally bent into an arch shape, thereby improving the supporting tension of the supportingplate 31.
The technical features of the embodiments described above may be arbitrarily combined, and for the sake of brevity, all possible combinations of the technical features in the embodiments described above are not described, but should be considered as being within the scope of the present specification as long as there is no contradiction between the combinations of the technical features.
The above embodiments only express several embodiments of the present invention, and the description thereof is more specific and detailed, but not construed as limiting the scope of the present invention. It should be noted that, for a person skilled in the art, several variations and modifications can be made without departing from the inventive concept, which falls within the scope of the present invention. Therefore, the protection scope of the present patent shall be subject to the appended claims.