US Patent Application 18321498. Systems and Methods for GPS/GNSS Based Real Time Global Asset Tracking simplified abstract
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Systems and Methods for GPS/GNSS Based Real Time Global Asset Tracking
Organization Name
The Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University
Inventor(s)
Barbara Ann Block of Pacific Grove CA (US)
Sherman C. Lo of Stanford CA (US)
David S. De Lorenzo of Stanford CA (US)
Yu-Hsuan Chen of Stanford CA (US)
Per K. Enge of Stanford CA (US)
Systems and Methods for GPS/GNSS Based Real Time Global Asset Tracking - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18321498 titled 'Systems and Methods for GPS/GNSS Based Real Time Global Asset Tracking
Simplified Explanation
- The patent application describes systems and methods for real-time global asset tracking using GPS/GNSS technology. - The system includes a server with a processor, memory, and network interface. - The memory contains a tracking application that directs the processor to perform various tasks. - The system receives a message with specific data from a tag. - Based on the message, it determines a time search window. - It then performs an initial position search using satellite ephemeris information. - Using the time search window, initial position search, and calculations, it determines the position and time of the tag. - Finally, it displays the position information of the tag.
Original Abstract Submitted
Systems and methods for global positioning satellite (GPS)/global navigation satellite system (GNSS) based real time global asset tracking are described. In an embodiment provides a system for real time, fast, global asset tracking, the system includes: a server with a processor, a memory, and a network interface, wherein the memory includes a tracking application, where the tracking application directs the processor to: receive a message including specific data from a tag; determine a time search window based on the message received from the tag; perform an initial position search; perform calculations for position and time, utilizing the time search window, the initial position search and satellite ephemeris information; and display a position information of the tag.
