System, method, and circuitry for utilizing sequential input inertial sensor data to calculate recursive features for training a machine learning algorithm or for classifying the data as a known class. The recursive feature values of a current data sample are calculating based on comparisons between the current data sample value and previous recursive feature values. The recursive features include a recursive maximum, recursive minimum, recursive peak to peak, recursive average, recursive root mean square, and recursive variance.

A method of manufacturing a physical quantity detection sensor includes forming a stacked structure having a plurality of sensor devices by bonding together a sensor substrate and a different type substrate of a different material from a material of the sensor substrate, the sensor substrate having a plurality of sensor movable portions therein, and dicing the stacked structure using a dicing blade, wherein a groove is provided in one of the sensor substrate and the different type substrate to penetrate the one of the sensor substrate and the different type substrate, the groove having a width larger than a width of the dicing blade, and in at least part of the dicing, the dicing blade is accommodated in the groove and advances without contacting surfaces on left and right sides of the groove.

A method for detecting electric meter installation issues includes: determining an initial orientation of an electric meter based on initial acceleration measurements from an accelerometer positioned in the electric meter. Subsequent acceleration measurements from the accelerometer may be continuously monitoring, and a subsequent orientation of the electric meter may be determined based on the subsequent acceleration measurements. A difference between the initial orientation and the subsequent orientation based on the initial acceleration measurements and the subsequent acceleration measurements may be determined and compared to a threshold value. Based on the difference exceeding the threshold value, a notification of a change in orientation of the electric meter may be generated to a head-end system.

A plurality of sensors and a controller are disposed in a marine seismic streamer. Each of the sensors comprises an enclosure having two opposing interior walls, first and second piezoelectric elements disposed on the opposing interior walls, a third piezoelectric element disposed on a flexible substrate within the enclosure between the opposing interior walls, a pressure signal output node and an acceleration signal output node disposed on the exterior surface of the enclosure. A combined pressure signal derived from the pressure signal output nodes of the plural sensors is coupled to a pressure signal input of the controller. A combined acceleration signal derived from the acceleration signal output nodes of the plural sensors is coupled to an acceleration signal input of the controller. The streamer may be towed, and the combined pressure and acceleration signals may be recorded in a computer-readable medium.

A plurality of sensors and a controller are disposed in a marine seismic streamer. Each of the sensors comprises an enclosure having two opposing interior walls, first and second piezoelectric elements disposed on the opposing interior walls, a third piezoelectric element disposed on a flexible substrate within the enclosure between the opposing interior walls, a pressure signal output node and an acceleration signal output node disposed on the exterior surface of the enclosure. A combined pressure signal derived from the pressure signal output nodes of the plural sensors is coupled to a pressure signal input of the controller. A combined acceleration signal derived from the acceleration signal output nodes of the plural sensors is coupled to an acceleration signal input of the controller. The streamer may be towed, and the combined pressure and acceleration signals may be recorded in a computer-readable medium.

A racking protection device that includes a housing and vibration monitor. The vibration monitor is arranged to record the vibration transmitting through a racking component. The housing includes an alert for alerting a user when the racking requires inspection for damage to impacts. The vibration monitor records the frequency and time of each impact. The vibration monitor includes a memory that counts and records the number of minor impacts. The vibration monitor determines a minor impact when the peak frequency is between a minimum and maximum pre-set level for a predetermined time period. When a predeteiiiiined number of minor impacts is exceeded, the alert is arranged to alert the user to inspect the racking for damage. When the frequency exceeds the maximum pre-set level for a predetermined time period the vibration monitor determines that a severe impact has occurred and the alert is arranged to alert the user to inspect the racking for damage.

A sensor system including a plurality of individual and separate sensor elements. Each of the individual sensor elements is independently functional. The individual sensor elements of the sensor system being formed in one piece from parts of a wafer or a vertically integrated wafer stack. The sensor system including at least one separation structure, in particular a scribe line, between the individual and separate sensor elements.

Methods and systems for compensation of a microelectromechanical system (MEMS) sensor may include associating test temperature values with input test signal values, identifying temperature-input signal pairs, and applying one of the test temperature values and one of the test signal values to the MEMS sensor. Desired output signal values may be determined, with each of the desired output signal values corresponding to one of the applied temperature-input signal pairs. Measured output signal values from the MEMS sensor may be measured, with each of the measured output signal values corresponding to one of the applied temperature-input signal pairs. Compensation terms may be determined based on the plurality of temperature-input signal pairs, the corresponding plurality of measured output signal values, and the corresponding plurality of desired output signal values. Compensation terms may be used to modify a sense signal of the MEMS sensor.

Methods and systems for compensation of a microelectromechanical system (MEMS) sensor may include associating test temperature values with input test signal values, identifying temperature-input signal pairs, and applying one of the test temperature values and one of the test signal values to the MEMS sensor. Desired output signal values may be determined, with each of the desired output signal values corresponding to one of the applied temperature-input signal pairs. Measured output signal values from the MEMS sensor may be measured, with each of the measured output signal values corresponding to one of the applied temperature-input signal pairs. Compensation terms may be determined based on the plurality of temperature-input signal pairs, the corresponding plurality of measured output signal values, and the corresponding plurality of desired output signal values. Compensation terms may be used to modify a sense signal of the MEMS sensor.

A radio sensor module for detecting material containers in a storage or transport system includes a transmission device for the wireless transmission of signals. The radio sensor module has a holder and a rocker pivotably mounted therein. A sensor for detecting a position of the rocker and the transmission device are arranged in the rocker.