Patent classifications
H04B1/3827
GENERATING AUGMENTED REALITY IMAGES FOR DISPLAY ON A MOBILE DEVICE BASED ON GROUND TRUTH IMAGE RENDERING
Systems and methods are disclosed herein for monitoring a location of a client device associated with a transportation service and generating augmented reality images for display on the client device. The systems and methods use sensor data from the client device and a device localization process to monitor the location of the client device by comparing renderings of images captured by the client device to renderings of the vicinity of the pickup location. The systems and methods determine navigation instructions from the user's current location to the pickup location and select one or more augmented reality elements associated with the navigation instructions and/or landmarks along the route to the pickup location. The systems and methods instruct the client device to overlay the selected augmented reality elements on a video feed of the client device.
GENERATING AUGMENTED REALITY IMAGES FOR DISPLAY ON A MOBILE DEVICE BASED ON GROUND TRUTH IMAGE RENDERING
Systems and methods are disclosed herein for monitoring a location of a client device associated with a transportation service and generating augmented reality images for display on the client device. The systems and methods use sensor data from the client device and a device localization process to monitor the location of the client device by comparing renderings of images captured by the client device to renderings of the vicinity of the pickup location. The systems and methods determine navigation instructions from the user's current location to the pickup location and select one or more augmented reality elements associated with the navigation instructions and/or landmarks along the route to the pickup location. The systems and methods instruct the client device to overlay the selected augmented reality elements on a video feed of the client device.
Disabling/re-enabling head tracking for distracted user of spatial audio application
Embodiments are disclosed for disabling/re-enabling head tracking for spatial audio applications. In an embodiment, a method comprises: obtaining, using one or more processors of an auxiliary device worn by a user, motion data; tracking, using the one or more processors, the user's head based at least in part on the motion data; determining, using the one or more processors, whether or not the user is walking based at least in part on the motion data; in accordance with determining that the user is walking, determining if a source device configured to deliver spatial audio to the auxiliary device is static for a specified period of time; and in accordance with determining that the user is walking and the source device is static for the specified period of time, disabling the head tracking.
Field-assembled modular phased array SATCOM terminal
A field-assembled satellite communications terminal has a plurality of discrete, modular aperture blocks. Each aperture block contains an electrically steered antenna aperture, and a plurality of interconnection ports for power and data communications between the plurality of aperture blocks. The plurality of interconnection ports are removably connectable by the end user in the field. The terminal further has a signal processing system for receiving, processing, and generating signals to and from the apertures. The aperture blocks are connected to each other in the field and self-configure to form an electrically-steered antenna.
Light exposure tracking system, device, and methods
A system for monitoring ultraviolet (UV) exposure of a wearer. The system comprises a wearable device operable to sense UV radiation levels to which the wearer is exposed, and to transmit UV radiation information. The system further comprises an external computing device in remote communication with the wearable device, operable to receive the UV radiation information from the wearable device and configured to determine the wearer's real-time UV index value and the wearer's daily cumulative percentage of minimal erythema dose based upon the UV radiation information.
Secondary antenna for wireless microphone
Embodiments include a wireless microphone comprising an elongated main body configured for handheld operation of the microphone; a display bezel area included in the main body; a first antenna positioned at a bottom end of the main body; and a second antenna integrated into the display bezel area. Embodiments also include a wireless handheld microphone comprising a main body having a conductive housing and a tubular shape configured for handheld operation of the microphone; an opening included on a side surface of the conductive housing; a non-conductive cover coupled to the conductive housing and configured to cover the opening; and an antenna positioned adjacent to the non-conductive cover.
Means and Methods for Microwave Radio Transceiver Control
The present disclosure relates to a portable radio controller unit arrangement (1, 1A, 1B, 1C) that comprises an electrical power source (9) that is adapted to provide power to a microwave radio transceiver (3) that comprises a transmitter unit (13) and a receiver unit (15). The microwave radio transceiver (3) is comprised in a microwave link node (4) and is connected to a directive antenna (5) and to a signal cable (2). The radio controller unit arrangement (1) further comprises a user interface unit (8, 21) which is adapted to communicate with the microwave radio transceiver (3) such that the portable radio controller unit arrangement (1, 1A, 1B, 1C) is adapted to enable user control of the microwave radio transceiver (3) via the user interface unit (8).
Means and Methods for Microwave Radio Transceiver Control
The present disclosure relates to a portable radio controller unit arrangement (1, 1A, 1B, 1C) that comprises an electrical power source (9) that is adapted to provide power to a microwave radio transceiver (3) that comprises a transmitter unit (13) and a receiver unit (15). The microwave radio transceiver (3) is comprised in a microwave link node (4) and is connected to a directive antenna (5) and to a signal cable (2). The radio controller unit arrangement (1) further comprises a user interface unit (8, 21) which is adapted to communicate with the microwave radio transceiver (3) such that the portable radio controller unit arrangement (1, 1A, 1B, 1C) is adapted to enable user control of the microwave radio transceiver (3) via the user interface unit (8).
TECHNIQUES FOR MODIFYING UPLINK COMMUNICATIONS TO AVOID MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE (MPE) IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS
Aspects described herein relate to detecting maximum permissible exposure (MPE) events and/or reporting the MPE event, related metrics, associated requests for beam switching or new time division duplexing (TDD) patterns, etc. In an aspect, a MPE event can be detected on at least one component carrier (CC) of multiple CCs configured with a first cell in inter-band carrier aggregation (CA), and one of a MPE report or a beam switching request can be transmitted to a second cell on a different CC of the multiple CCs. In another aspect, the cell can detect the MPE and can transmit, to the device, a beam switching command to switch to a new beam for uplink communications. In another aspect, the cell can transmitting, to another cell having another CC of the multiple CCs configured with the device, an indication to perform beam switching for the device.
Correlation of bio-impedance measurements and a physiological parameter for a wearable device
An apparatus device may include a bio-impedance sensor configured to take a bio-impedance measurement from a body of an individual, an optical sensor configured to take an optical measurement from the body of the individual, and a processing device configured to receive a first bio-impedance measurement from the bio-impedance sensor taken during a first period of time and a first optical measurement from the optical sensor taken during the first period of time, receive first location information of the individual during the first period of time, determine a first correlation between a physiological parameter and at least one of the first location, the first bio-impedance measurement, or the first optical measurement, and determine a first level of the physiological parameter based on the first correlation.