Patent classifications
G01S7/00
RADAR FOR FULL-BLOCKAGE DETECTION OF RADIO FREQUENCY MODULES IN MOBILE DEVICES
A method for radar full blockage detection includes transmitting, via a transceiver, radar signals for object detection. The method also includes determining whether an object is detected within a first threshold distance based on reflections of the radar signals that are received. In response to a determination that the object is detected within the first threshold distance, the method includes determining whether the object is detected beyond a second threshold distance, based on the reflections of the radar signals. The second threshold distance is further away from the electronic device than the first threshold distance. In response to determining that the object is within the first threshold distance and not detected beyond the second threshold distance, the method includes determining that the transceiver is fully blocked by the object. upon a determination that the transceiver is fully blocked, the method includes modifying a wireless communication operation associated with the transceiver.
OPPORTUNISTIC SONAR MONITORING OF VITAL SIGNS
Various arrangements for sonar-based vital sign monitoring are presented herein. A mobile device may be determined to be stationary. In response, sonar-based movement sensing can be activated. Sonar data can then be captured in response to activating the sonar-based movement sensing. A breathing pattern can be detected in the sonar data and used to collect respiration data about a user.
Sensor circuit using orthogonal phase coding
A transceiver circuit included in a computer system may include multiple antennas, a transmitter circuit and a receiver circuit. The transmitter circuit may store an identifier number and generate multiple numbers using the stored identifier number. The transmitter circuit may also generate a transmit signal that include multiple pulses, where a. given pulse may include multiple chirps encoded with the multiple numbers. The receiver circuit may receive a reflected version of the transmit signal and generate an output signal using the reflected version of the transmit signal.
System and method for detection and reporting of targets with data links
Systems and methods for detection and reporting of small targets to an operational area. Exemplary embodiments are presented to detect targets such as avian species, UAS, UAV, and drones, and transmit unique small target identifier information via data link, such as ADS-B, to an operational area.
POWER EFFICIENT RADAR OPERATION FOR MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE COMPLIANCE AND UPLINK POWER REDUCTION REPORTING
A method includes obtaining a set of signal quality measurements. The signal quality measurements correspond to reference signals, respectively, from among a plurality of reference signals received at an electronic device. The method includes determining whether a change in amplitude in the set of signal quality measurements satisfies a temporal condition. The method includes in response to a determination that the change in amplitude in the set of signal quality measurements satisfies the temporal condition, triggering the electronic device to perform radar operations to determine whether a location of an object in proximity to the electronic device satisfies a proximity condition. The method includes in response to a determination that the location of the object satisfies the proximity condition, changing a transmission parameter of uplink wireless signals to satisfy a maximum permissible exposure (MPE) of the object to radio frequency energy.
METHOD AND SYSTEM TO SHARE SCENE MAPS
A method carried out in a system including at least a first imaging unit mounted on a first entity or first vehicle, at least a second imaging unit mounted on a second entity, the method including: —building, from the first imaging unit, a first map, formed as a floating map, through a simultaneous localization and mapping process; —building, from the second imaging unit, a second map; —establishing a data channel between first and second entities; —determining if there is at least an overlapping portion between first and second maps; —receiving, at the first entity, part or all the elements of the second map, from the second entity; —identifying matching candidate solutions to register the second map into the first map; and —registering and appending the second map to the first map of first vehicle.
CONTROLLING DEVICE AND PROCESSING SETTINGS BASED ON RADIO FREQUENCY SENSING
Disclosed are systems and techniques for extended reality optimizations using radio frequency (RF) sensing. An example method can include obtaining RF sensing data; determining, based on the RF sensing data, reflected paths of one or more reflected RF signals, each reflected RF signal including a reflection of a transmitted signal from one or more objects in physical space; comparing the one or more reflected paths, to a field-of-view (FOV) of an image sensor of the device; and based on the comparison, triggering an action by the device and/or the image sensor.
Distance measuring device and distance measuring method
The present technology relates to a distance measuring device and a distance measuring method that inhibit possible noise in a pixel signal based on reflected light from an object to allow accuracy of distance measurement to be maintained. A distance measuring device according to an aspect of the present technology includes a light emitting section emitting irradiation light, a light receiving section receiving reflected light corresponding to the irradiation light reflected at an object, a calculation section calculating a distance to the object on the basis of a time from emission of the irradiation light until reception of the reflected light, and a control section controlling emission of the irradiation light. The light receiving section includes a plurality of AD converting section AD-converting pixel signals read from the pixels. A first pixel signal and a second pixel signal respectively read from a first pixel and a second pixel of the plurality of pixels forming the light receiving section are AD-converted by an identical AD converting section of the plurality of AD converting sections, the first and second pixels being adjacent to each other. During a process of calculating the time, the calculation section calculates a difference between the first pixel signal and the second pixel signal AD-converted by the identical AD converting section.
Synthetic aperture radar imaging apparatus and methods
A synthetic aperture radar (SAR) is operable in an interrogation mode and in an imaging mode, the imaging mode entered in response to determining a response to interrogation pulses have been received from a ground terminal and position information specifying a ground location has been received from the ground terminal. A ground terminal is operable to receive interrogation pulses transmitted by a SAR, transmit responses, and transmit position information to cause the SAR to enter a imaging mode. The ground terminal receives first and subsequent pulses from the SAR where subsequent pulses include backscatter and are encoded. The ground terminal generates a range line by range compression. If the SAR is a multi-band SAR the transmitted pulses can be in two or more frequency bands, and subsequent pulses in one frequency band can include encoded returns from pulses transmitted in a different frequency band.
Methods of RF compliance for terminal
A method and electronic device for applying a maximum permissible exposure (MPE) operation on the electronic device. The electronic device includes a plurality of antenna arrays and a processor operably connected to the plurality of antenna arrays. The processor is configured to detect a MPE condition for radio frequency exposure and apply a MPE operation, from among a plurality of MPE operations, to at least one of the plurality of antenna arrays to modify the radio frequency exposure. The MPE operation includes coordination of at least two antenna arrays for signal transmission.