A method of operating a radar sensor system that is configured to determine range and velocity information from radar waves reflected by a scene in an interior of a vehicle for vital sign detection. The method includes steps to decompose reflected and received signals into range and velocity information, to measure the movement over time in specified range gates and to evaluate the similarities between them. Based on the characteristics of similar behaving range bins, it can be decided whether any detected movement is related to an internal or external disturbance or by vital signs.

Provided are a representative point extraction circuitry that extracts a representative reflection point of a target a line segment setting circuitry that sets a plurality of detection line segments of the same length that extend from the representative reflection point and are arranged within the irradiation field at intervals about the representative reflection point as a center, a reflection point counter that counts a coordinate point indicating a reflection level higher than a second threshold value as a reflection point by using the second threshold value, and a reflection point determinator that determines a reflection point counted in the detection line segments to a top second place in which the number of reflection points is large, as a reflection point from the target.

The concepts, systems and methods described herein are directed towards frequency jump burst-pulse-Doppler (FJB-PD) waveforms and processing to provide wideband, high range resolution (HRR) radar profiling capability in a clutter dense environment. The method includes transmitting a FJB-PD waveform comprising a plurality of frequency steps over a predetermined time period with each frequency step having a plurality of pulses. The method further includes receiving one or more FJB-PD pulse returns corresponding to the FJB-PD waveform and identifying one or more target detections in the one or more FJB-PD pulse returns. A set of range swaths may be extracted for each of the one or more target detections and a wideband spectrum may be generated for each of the sets of range swaths using FJB coherent integration. A clutter suppressed HRR profile may be generated for each of the target detections based on the respective wideband spectrum.

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.

Methods and structures are disclosed for using a graphics processing unit (GPU) to detect and organize pulses in an efficient, parallel manner. A received signal is divided into a plurality of sub-batches. Each of the plurality of sub-batches is processed in parallel by detecting a number of pulses present within each of the plurality of sub-batches. A scanning algorithm process for combining the pulse information of the detected pulses includes providing pulse information from detected pulses within a plurality of subgroups with each subgroup including 2.sup.n sub-batches, with n equal to a number of iterations of performing the providing, and repeating the iterations, increasing n by 1 for each iteration, until 2.sup.n is equal to the total number of sub-batches in the plurality of sub-batches. An output array is generated having a size based on a total combined pulse count and including sequential pulses from the plurality of sub-batches.

The present invention relates to a method of effectively removing various vibration noises using microwave Doppler radar, and an apparatus therefor. The method comprises the steps of: (a) generating and transmitting an oscillation frequency to a dynamic target, and receiving a signal reflected from the dynamic target and various signals generated around the dynamic target; (b) generating a Doppler IF signal from each of n received signals; (c) converting each Doppler IF signal into digital data; (d) configuring digital signals into a data set, and converting the data set into a frequency component symbol set; (e) calculating a value by adding index symbols and dividing by n reception antennas; and (f) classifying deviation between spectrum components of a commonly-generated periodic signal and an uncommon aperiodic signal, and obtaining only a periodic signal through filtering. The present invention can improve accuracy of sensing a biometric signal.

A method and electronic device for radar-based face authentication anti-spoofing for determining access to the electronic device. The electronic device includes a radar transceiver and at least one processor. The at least one processor is configured to transmit, via the transceiver, a first set of signals, generate a channel impulse response (CIR) based on receipt of reflections of the first set of signals, detect a first CIR tap in the CIR, determine a selection of CIR data based on the detected first CIR tap, determine a profile matching metric based on comparison of the selection of CIR data to a set of predetermined reference signals, and determine whether to allow access to the electronic device based on comparison of the profile matching metric to a profile matching threshold.

A maritime radar system is provided, comprising a transmitter, a receiver, and one or more processors arranged to provide range and azimuth discrimination of a detection area by performing a delay/Doppler analysis of the echo of a single beam transmitted by the transmitter and received by the receiver.

An object detection method includes: obtaining a first offset value and a second offset value, setting a first detection threshold value by adding the first offset value to a first reference threshold value, setting a second detection threshold value by adding the second offset value to a second reference threshold value, obtaining a detection input, and performing target detection upon the detection input according to at least the first detection threshold value and the second detection threshold value. The first offset value is different from the second offset value. The first reference threshold value is determined for detecting if at least one object with a first value of an object characteristic exists. The second reference threshold value is determined for detecting if at least one object with a second value of the object characteristic exists. The second value is different from the first value.

An example electronic device may include a wireless communication circuit and a sensor, and at least one processor configured to be adaptively connected to the wireless communication circuit and the sensor. The processor may be configured to obtain data about a detectable area for an object, based on a UWB measurement signal transmitted using the wireless communication circuit, obtain a confidence level for the data about the detectable area, adjust a threshold value of the confidence level according to propagation environment information obtained using the wireless communication circuit, and filter and output the data about the detectable area, based on the adjusted threshold value of the confidence level.