leibanddetectie

17:07 Sep 15, 2016 

Whatever it is you're on, you should be out selling it, 'cos the world needs cheering up.

16:52 Sep 15, 2016 

I prefer the noble art of fencing...!
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15:18 Aug 26, 2016 

that's why I always carry Melville (= my dog, not my baby) into the train in my arms, rather than let him in on the lead

15:08 Aug 26, 2016 

well you managed!

15:03 Aug 26, 2016 

The only real difficulty was convincing the asker. :)

15:01 Aug 26, 2016 

it seems that standard obstruction detection systems might not be able to detect something as thin as a lead, which is where this new type of system might come in

14:57 Aug 26, 2016 

14:54 Aug 26, 2016 

I posted the refs to show you that this is an everyday issue in Belgium. If they are now developing lead detectors/sensors, it's something new and of course won't be found in any reference book. If it's not in NL too, no NL reference book will have it anyway.

14:50 Aug 26, 2016 

I'd say that it is definitely about a system for detecting stuff that could get stuck in the door, based on the rest of your text.

14:50 Aug 26, 2016 

yeah, I think you might all be right...

14:44 Aug 26, 2016 

maybe instead of focusing on the guide dog's leash/lead, you could call it sth with "guide dog". like guide dog sensor/detection system or whatever

14:35 Aug 26, 2016 

"8. The containment system of claim 4, wherein the shock collar has a leash sensor for detecting the pet in proximity to the pet owner.
9. The containment system of claim 8, wherein the shock collar is deactivated when the leash sensor detects the pet in proximity to the pet owner."

(https://www.google.com/patents/US20080272920 )

"Although Seeing Eye dogs are widely
used, current artificial intelligence and robotics
technology may be able to create a better guide
dog. In order to simulate a guide dog robot, SID
has a suite of sensors to detect various danger
conditions in a world consisting of a sidewalk
and crosswalk.

[…]

6.2 Leash sensor
As a guide robot is useless if its partner
is unable to keep up with it, SID must have a
sensor to detect when it is getting too far from
the person it is leading. This is accomplished by
a leash attached to a Jameco flex sensor (cat.
#150551) (figure 2)."

(http://www.mil.ufl.edu/publications/fcrar02/lavi_sidshort_fc... )

14:31 Aug 26, 2016 

leibanddetectie, leiband, etc.

14:29 Aug 26, 2016 

seems it might indeed be about leads

see e.g.:

"Als er een vrouw met haar hond wil instappen en de leiband komt tussen de deuren te zitten dan zal de tram niet kunnen vertrekken."

14:25 Aug 26, 2016 

... hond is al buiten en tram rijdt met 60kmh door...? Dan heeft de trammaatschappij een gigantisch probleem!

14:20 Aug 26, 2016 

Het zijn zeer technische vragen... denk niet dat ze zich druk maken over meereizende honden/katten/varkens enzo. Ik dacht eerder dat het een rare benaming van een detectielus zou moeten zijn...

14:15 Aug 26, 2016 

Dat dacht ik ook. Leiband = hondenriem. Tenzij dat te simplistisch is.

14:13 Aug 26, 2016 

... dat er geen hond met zijn lijn (riem) tussen de deuren komt te zitten en zo wordt meegesleurd (zielig voor k9)

http://www.shop.adorit.be/nl/categorie?xaf26a=799dfd998be4de...
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