英文摘要 |
Abstract In light of the recent surge in violent incidents at convenience stores, there is a heightened concern for the occupational safety of retail industry workers. To improve the efficiency of reporting emergencies in the retail industry, the Ministry of Labor's Institute of Labor and Occupational Safety and Health (referred to as ''ILOSH'') integrates image processing recognition technology to establish a hazard identification computation module for image recognition. This includes the integration of automatic mask recognition for customers entering, detection of abnormal postures of counter staff, intrusion detection for controlled areas, and the development of a recognition feature for convenience store staff uniforms. Through smart image recognition technology, automatic alerts are triggered in the event of abnormal incidents, such as unusual staff postures or unauthorized entry into controlled areas, and a reporting mechanism is established. As image recognition and smart technology applications continue to mature, the retail industry can utilize this technology as one of the tools for monitoring workplace hazards. In the future, businesses can adjust and expand recognition capabilities based on specific needs to achieve the goal of preventing workplace hazards. This study exemplifies the real-time detection of abnormal behaviors within the operational premises of the retail industry using smart technology. Additionally, it aims to establish an automatic reporting mechanism. It strengthens the immediate emergency notification mode between businesses and law enforcement, enabling the police to respond more promptly to incidents on-site. This approach aims to reduce the time required for reporting, thereby enhancing the efficiency of incident reporting. |