Measurement and deformation monitoring system for underground engineering robots based on Internet of Things architecture

Abstract In response to the deformation and displacement problems that exist during the construction and use of underground projects, this study develops an underground engineering robot measurement deformation monitoring system based on the Internet of Things (IoT) architecture, aiming to improve the accuracy and efficiency of underground engineering deformation monitoring. The system was designed with a multi-layer architecture, including a perception layer (real-time collection of deformation data) and a network layer (using a robot to carry a data acquisition terminal and transmit data to a cloud server through wireless communication technology), platform layer (using cloud computing and big data technology to store, process, and analyze collected data), and application layer (visualization platform, convenient operation, and analysis of data). Fifteen underground engineering projects were tested, with ten key monitoring points selected for each project. Multiple regression analysis was used to evaluate the monitoring accuracy and stability and to explore the relationship between monitoring data and geological conditions and environmental variables. The experimental results show that compared with traditional methods, this system has significant advantages in stress monitoring: the stress monitoring error of conventional methods is about 0.5 MPa, while the error of this system is only 0.01 MPa, a difference of 50 times. The system of the IoT significantly improved the detection efficiency compared with the traditional manual surveying and mapping method, and the underground engineering robot measurement deformation monitoring system based on the IoT architecture took only 4 h to monitor the small deformation. However, the traditional method took 15 h, i.e., the system based on the IoT was 11 h faster than the conventional method. The underground engineering robot measurement deformation monitoring system based on the IoT architecture has high reliability and operability, and provides strong support for the safety management of underground engineering.

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Journal of Intelligent Systems
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1515/jisys-2024-0322
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Artificial Intelligence Applications
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Measurement and deformation monitoring system for underground engineering robots based on Internet of Things architecture

Di Yao
Journal of Intelligent Systems
Artificial Intelligence Applications
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Measurement and deformation monitoring system for underground engineering robots based on Internet of Things architecture

Di Yao
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Abstract In response to the deformation and displacement problems that exist during the construction and use of underground projects, this study develops an underground engineering robot measurement deformation monitoring system based on the Internet of Things (IoT) architecture, aiming to improve the accuracy and efficiency of underground engineering deformation monitoring. The system was designed with a multi-layer architecture, including a perception layer (real-time collection of deformation data) and a network layer (using a robot to carry a data acquisition terminal and transmit data to a cloud server through wireless communication technology), platform layer (using cloud computing and big data technology to store, process, and analyze collected data), and application layer (visualization platform, convenient operation, and analysis of data). Fifteen underground engineering projects were tested, with ten key monitoring points selected for each project. Multiple regression analysis was used to evaluate the monitoring accuracy and stability and to explore the relationship between monitoring data and geological conditions and environmental variables. The experimental results show that compared with traditional methods, this system has significant advantages in stress monitoring: the stress monitoring error of conventional methods is about 0.5 MPa, while the error of this system is only 0.01 MPa, a difference of 50 times. The system of the IoT significantly improved the detection efficiency compared with the traditional manual surveying and mapping method, and the underground engineering robot measurement deformation monitoring system based on the IoT architecture took only 4 h to monitor the small deformation. However, the traditional method took 15 h, i.e., the system based on the IoT was 11 h faster than the conventional method. The underground engineering robot measurement deformation monitoring system based on the IoT architecture has high reliability and operability, and provides strong support for the safety management of underground engineering.

Journal of Intelligent SystemsVol. 34(1)
Puyang Vocational and Technical College (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 97%
Artificial Intelligence Applications
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