Patent classifications
G08G5/72
Systems, methods, and devices for automatic signal detection based on power distribution by frequency over time
Systems, methods, and devices for automatic signal detection in an RF environment are disclosed. A sensor device in a nodal network comprises at least one RF receiver, a generator engine, and an analyzer engine. The at least one RF receiver measures power levels in the RF environment and generates FFT data based on power level data. The generator engine calculates a power distribution by frequency of the RF environment in real time or near real time, including a first derivative and a second derivative of the FFT data. The analyzer engine creates a baseline based on statistical calculations of the power levels measured in the RF environment for a predetermined period of time, and identifies at least one signal based on the first derivative and the second derivative of the FFT data in at least one conflict situation from comparing live power distribution to the baseline of the RF environment.
Systems, Methods, and Devices for Automatic Signal Detection based on Power Distribution by Frequency over Time
Systems, methods, and devices for automatic signal detection in an RF environment are disclosed. A sensor device in a nodal network comprises at least one RF receiver, a generator engine, and an analyzer engine. The at least one RF receiver measures power levels in the RF environment and generates FFT data based on power level data. The generator engine calculates a power distribution by frequency of the RF environment in real time or near real time, including a first derivative and a second derivative of the FFT data. The analyzer engine creates a baseline based on statistical calculations of the power levels measured in the RF environment for a predetermined period of time, and identifies at least one signal based on the first derivative and the second derivative of the FFT data in at least one conflict situation from comparing live power distribution to the baseline of the RF environment.
Systems, methods, and devices for automatic signal detection based on power distribution by frequency over time
Systems, methods, and devices for automatic signal detection in an RF environment are disclosed. A sensor device in a nodal network comprises at least one RF receiver, a generator engine, and an analyzer engine. The at least one RF receiver measures power levels in the RF environment and generates FFT data based on power level data. The generator engine calculates a power distribution by frequency of the RF environment in real time or near real time, including a first derivative and a second derivative of the FFT data. The analyzer engine creates a baseline based on statistical calculations of the power levels measured in the RF environment for a predetermined period of time, and identifies at least one signal based on the first derivative and the second derivative of the FFT data in at least one conflict situation from comparing live power distribution to the baseline of the RF environment.
FLIGHT CONTROL FOR FLIGHT-RESTRICTED REGIONS
A flight control apparatus includes one or more memories individually or collectively storing computer program instructions, and one or more processors individually or collectively configured to execute the computer program instructions to: obtain a location of a movable object, obtain a location of a flight restriction zone, and control the movable object to take one or more flight response measures based on the location of the movable object and the location of the flight restriction zone. The flight restriction zone includes a flight restriction strip defined by an area encompassed by a first circle, a second circle, and one or more lines connected to the first circle and the second circle.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DETECTING UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLES VIA RADIO FREQUENCY ANALYSIS
Systems and methods for detecting radio frequency (RF) signals and corresponding origination locations are disclosed. An RF sensor device includes a software-defined radio and an antenna pair for receiving RF signals. Furthermore the RF sensor device may include a processing unit for processing/analyzing the RF signals, or the processing unit may be remote. The system calculates a phase difference between an RF signal received at two separate antennas of an antenna pair. The phase difference, the distance between the antennas, and the frequency of the RF signal are used for determining the origination direction of the RF signal. In various embodiments, the origination direction may indicate the location of a UAV controller or base station. The software-defined radio may include more than one antenna pair, connected to multiplexers, for efficiently scanning different frequencies by alternating active antenna pairs. Moreover, the system may execute packet-based processing on the RF signal data.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR MONITORING ACTIVITIES IN AN AVIATION ENVIRONMENT
The present invention is directed to systems and methods for monitoring activities in an aviation environment. The system includes at least two monitoring units, each including at least two types of sensors, wherein: the sensors are mounted at a plurality of locations in the aviation environment. The system further includes a processing system being configured to receive said information from the sensors, to process said information to monitor and make predictions, and to combine sensor information by applying data fusion. The system is further configured to compare sensor information with predetermined safety operation criteria, and to generate an alert signal. The method of the invention includes obtaining sensor information, receiving said information from the sensors at a processing system, processing said information, comparing the processed information with predetermined safety operation criteria, and generating an alert signal.
FLIGHT CONTROL FOR FLIGHT-RESTRICTED REGIONS
An aircraft includes one or more processors individually or collectively configured to determine a current location of the aircraft, determine whether the aircraft is at a first region or a second region based on the current location of the aircraft, and control the aircraft to follow a first flight rule in response to the aircraft being at the first region and follow a second flight rule in response to the aircraft being at the second region, the first flight rule being different from the second flight rule. The first region and the second region are within different jurisdictions.
Electronic Flight Strip System
Disclosed herein is a computer implemented method for providing an electronic flight strip system over a network, the method comprising: receiving and authenticating a remote user login request; identifying a pre-configured electronic flight strip system instantiation associated with the remote user; and, serving the pre-configured electronic flight strip system instantiation for display and user interaction on a remote display for managing aircraft movements using electronic flight strips on a digital flight board.
Electronic Flight Strip System
Disclosed herein is a computer implemented method for providing an electronic flight strip system over a network, the method comprising: receiving and authenticating a remote user login request; identifying a pre-configured electronic flight strip system instantiation associated with the remote user; and, serving the pre-configured electronic flight strip system instantiation for display and user interaction on a remote display for managing aircraft movements using electronic flight strips on a digital flight board.
CONTROL DEVICE AND CONTROL METHOD
Provided are a control device and a control method by which an airplane can maintain flight while maintaining a high level of safety, even if there is a conceivable abnormal event such as a communication failure or an obstacle. This control device is for an airplane, the control device being characterized by: comprising a setting unit that sets a main flight route, which is a normal flight route, and at least one secondary flight route, for each of a plurality of airplanes, and a management unit that prevents interference between a given main flight route and a given secondary flight route, and a main flight route and secondary flight route of another airplane; obtaining information about an airplane or the surrounding airspace; and when the information matches a preset prescribed condition, permitting the airplane to operate using the secondary flight route.