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Detección de Objetos Vivos

Referencia técnica sobre Detección de Objetos Vivos para el diseño, integración e implementación de sistemas de energía inalámbrica.

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Living Object Detection — educational diagram — Fig.: Diagrama educativo de “Living Object Detection”.

Living object detection (LOD) addresses organisms that must not be heated by stray fields — hands during maintenance, warehouse staff stepping over a low pad, or pets in facilities that mix service robots with public access.

LOD builds on FOD physics but adds conservative limits, faster shutdown, and often multimodal sensing because biological tissue has different coupling and regulatory exposure context than a steel bolt.

01Layered protection

Primary FOD loss and Q monitoring with stricter trip margins when human-presence mode is active.
Proximity sensors, light curtains, or vision zones around high-power pads in mixed-traffic areas.
Reduced standby probe power and shorter fault reaction times during maintenance windows.
Fleet software geofencing: full power only when the dock zone is confirmed clear.

Living Object Detection — supporting diagram — Fig.: Ilustración de apoyo para “Living Object Detection”.

02Operational modes

SiCore systems support mode profiles — production charging with standard FOD, maintenance mode with lower caps and mandatory presence sensors, and commissioning mode with explicit human acknowledgment. Mode transitions are logged for safety audits.

03Standards and site policy

Follow applicable exposure and product-safety requirements for your region and power class. LOD is as much a site layout and procedure decision as a firmware feature: pad height, marking, guarding, and training determine whether technology margins translate to real-world safety.