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Since the enactment of the so-called “civil food law”, which has strengthened the punishment for traffic accidents in child protection zones, have children’s paths to school become safer? The experimentation revealed that the children were exposed to the risk of accidents by encountering obstacles that obstructed their vision every 15 seconds on average every 15 seconds. This is Koo Soo-bon. With the enactment of the so-called ‘Private Transfer Law’, penalties for accidents involving children in the school zone have been strengthened. However, since children do not only commute to school in the school zone, how is the traffic environment neglected? We put augmented reality smart glasses and action cameras on 24 primary school students in Seoul. Vehicle meeting in an alley The impressive scenes are confirmed. When the experimental images were analyzed with artificial intelligence deep learning technology, it was found that around 58 obstructive objects found by a child on the road are found once every 15 seconds on average. The most frequently encountered obstacles were parked and stopped vehicles, representing 45.8% of the total. Walls, pillars and motorcycles followed. Children’s awareness of the physical environment and traffic is different from that of adults, making them vulnerable to accidents caused by such obstacles. The foundation plans to use the experimental data to establish a service model that solves the safety problem of children who commute to school. YTN Goo Soo-bon[[email protected]]it is. ※ ‘Your report becomes news’ YTN is waiting for your valuable report.
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