Identifies key supervision challenges in elevators and proposes a novel AI governance framework, highlighting its practical applications.
Purpose The study aims to explore the transformation mechanism of artificial intelligence on elevator safety supervision and provide a theoretically cutting-edge and practically guiding governance plan for Ningbo and similar cities. Design/methodology/approach Based on the actual needs of Ningbo Municipal Market Supervision Bureau, this paper constructs a research system through literature review and case analysis, identifies key problems and proposes a four-dimensional AI supervision framework with technical application models and platform construction plans. Findings Four major supervision problems (“human-machine conflict”, “regulatory lag”, “early warning deficiency”, “data island”) are identified. A four-dimensional theoretical framework and technical application models for four scenarios (PHM, behavior recognition, voice emergency disposal, credit evaluation) are developed, with a three-stage platform construction plan and implementation solutions. Originality/value This study systematically constructs an AI-enabled closed-loop system for urban-level elevator lifecycle governance for the first time. We organically integrate independent technologies such as PHM, CV and NLP into a unified regulatory framework through the core carrier of “Digital Twin” and the computing paradigm of “Cloud-Edge Collaboration”, solving the key transition problem from “single-point intelligence” to “system intelligence”.
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