Patent classifications
G01S7/06
Presenting video streams on a head-mountable device
In various implementations, a method of presenting video streams at a head-mountable device (HMD) includes generating a first video stream at a first frame rate for a first display portion. In some implementations, the first frame rate indicates a rate at which frames are presented by the first display portion. In various implementations, the method includes generating a second video stream at a second frame rate for a second display portion. In some implementations, the second frame rate indicates a rate at which frames are presented by the second display portion. In some implementations, the second frame rate is within a threshold relative to the first frame rate. In various implementations, the method includes temporally shifting the second video stream relative to the first video stream so that a majority of refresh times of the first display portion are different from refresh times of the second display portion.
Device, System, and Method for Tracking Multiple Projectiles
A system for tracking multiple projectiles includes a first radar device aimed so that a field of view of the first radar device covers at least a portion of a target area into which projectiles are to be launched from a plurality of launch locations and a processor receiving data from the radar and identifying from the data tracks of a plurality of projectiles. The processor determines for each projectile track identified a specific one of the launch locations from which the projectile was launched and provides to the launch location associated with each projectile data corresponding to a trajectory of the projectile.
Device, System, and Method for Tracking Multiple Projectiles
A system for tracking multiple projectiles includes a first radar device aimed so that a field of view of the first radar device covers at least a portion of a target area into which projectiles are to be launched from a plurality of launch locations and a processor receiving data from the radar and identifying from the data tracks of a plurality of projectiles. The processor determines for each projectile track identified a specific one of the launch locations from which the projectile was launched and provides to the launch location associated with each projectile data corresponding to a trajectory of the projectile.
ELECTRONIC RADAR DEVICE
A radar device comprising: a printed circuit board (120), PCB, comprising a ground plane (1202), a radar sensor chip package (130) mounted on the PCB (120) and comprising a mm Wave radio frequency, RF, integrated circuit (1302) and a planar antenna structure (1304) configured as an antenna-in-package and oriented in a plane parallel to the ground plane (1202), wherein the mmWave RF integrated circuit (1302) is configured to output a mmWave signal (1360) to be transmitted by the planar antenna structure (1304), and a cavity (140), wherein the radar sensor chip package (130) is arranged in the cavity (140), the cavity (140) having an open side (1402), and the cavity (140) being defined by a conductive rear wall surface (1404) opposite the open side (1402), a pair of mutually opposite and conductive sidewall surfaces (1406), a conductive top surface (1408), and a conductive bottom surface (1410), wherein at least a portion of the conductive bottom surface (1410) is formed by at least a portion of the ground plane (1202) of the PCB (120), and wherein the sidewall surfaces, the top surface, and the bottom surfaces (1406, 1408,1410) each extends from the rear wall surface (1404) towards the open side (1402) of the cavity (140).
ELECTRONIC RADAR DEVICE
A radar device comprising: a printed circuit board (120), PCB, comprising a ground plane (1202), a radar sensor chip package (130) mounted on the PCB (120) and comprising a mm Wave radio frequency, RF, integrated circuit (1302) and a planar antenna structure (1304) configured as an antenna-in-package and oriented in a plane parallel to the ground plane (1202), wherein the mmWave RF integrated circuit (1302) is configured to output a mmWave signal (1360) to be transmitted by the planar antenna structure (1304), and a cavity (140), wherein the radar sensor chip package (130) is arranged in the cavity (140), the cavity (140) having an open side (1402), and the cavity (140) being defined by a conductive rear wall surface (1404) opposite the open side (1402), a pair of mutually opposite and conductive sidewall surfaces (1406), a conductive top surface (1408), and a conductive bottom surface (1410), wherein at least a portion of the conductive bottom surface (1410) is formed by at least a portion of the ground plane (1202) of the PCB (120), and wherein the sidewall surfaces, the top surface, and the bottom surfaces (1406, 1408,1410) each extends from the rear wall surface (1404) towards the open side (1402) of the cavity (140).
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR IMAGING A CONCEALED SURFACE
Radar systems and methods for imaging surfaces. A processor receives raw data from the radar and executes an image data generation. A display unit displays an image representing the targeted surface. The radar unit may be incorporated in a handheld scanner. Rectangular antenna arrays may be configured and processors may be operable such that the image data generated may be processed and displayed in real time.
Ship information display device and method of displaying ship information
A ship information display device is provided, which may include a first processor, a second processor, a graphic processor, and a display. The first processor may generate a first image based on first ship information received from a first ship sensor and generate a screen to be synthesized including the first image and a blank image. The second processor may generate a second image based on second ship information received from a second ship sensor. The graphic processor may generate a synthesized screen including the first image and the second image by replacing the blank image of the screen to be synthesized by the second image generated by the second processor. The display may display the synthesized screen.
Calculating velocity of an autonomous vehicle using radar technology
Examples relating to vehicle velocity calculation using radar technology are described. An example method performed by a computing system may involve, while a vehicle is moving on a road, receiving, from two or more radar sensors mounted at different locations on the vehicle, radar data representative of an environment of the vehicle. The method may involve, based on the data, detecting at least one scatterer in the environment. The method may involve making a determination of a likelihood that the at least one scatterer is stationary with respect to the vehicle. The method may involve, based on the determination being that the likelihood is at least equal to a predefined confidence threshold, calculating a velocity of the vehicle based on the data from the sensors. The calculated velocity may include an angular and linear velocity. Further, the method may involve controlling the vehicle based on the calculated velocity.
Calculating velocity of an autonomous vehicle using radar technology
Examples relating to vehicle velocity calculation using radar technology are described. An example method performed by a computing system may involve, while a vehicle is moving on a road, receiving, from two or more radar sensors mounted at different locations on the vehicle, radar data representative of an environment of the vehicle. The method may involve, based on the data, detecting at least one scatterer in the environment. The method may involve making a determination of a likelihood that the at least one scatterer is stationary with respect to the vehicle. The method may involve, based on the determination being that the likelihood is at least equal to a predefined confidence threshold, calculating a velocity of the vehicle based on the data from the sensors. The calculated velocity may include an angular and linear velocity. Further, the method may involve controlling the vehicle based on the calculated velocity.
Radar data processing systems and methods
Techniques to facilitate radar data processing are disclosed. In one example, a radar system includes a frame generation circuit and a frame processing circuit. The frame generation circuit is configured to receive radar signals. The frame generation circuit is further configured to convert the radar signals to at least one frame having a camera interface format. The frame processing circuit is configured to receive the at least one frame via a camera interface. The frame processing circuit is further configured to process the at least one frame. Related methods and devices are also provided.