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Abstract
GIS is prone to various defects and faults after putting into operation, and the failure rate is high. At present, the inspection methods of GIS in operation include traditional inspection mode, two-dimensional code inspection mode, radio frequency identification technology mode and robot inspection mode. However, the current inspection robot has the disadvantages of weak adaptability to complex environment, insufficient inspection scope, low efficiency and low intelligence. Therefore, this paper designs a GIS monitoring system based on the rail robot. By installing all kinds of sensors on the rail robot, with the help of binocular vision and mechanical arm, the omni-directional live detection of GIS in transit can be realized.
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