Nokia technologies oy (20240267667). DETECTION OF ULTRASONIC SIGNALS simplified abstract
DETECTION OF ULTRASONIC SIGNALS
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Inventor(s)
Berken Utku Demirel of Cambridge (GB)
Khaldoon Al-naimi of Cambridge (GB)
Alessandro Montanari of Cambridge (GB)
DETECTION OF ULTRASONIC SIGNALS - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240267667 titled 'DETECTION OF ULTRASONIC SIGNALS
The patent application relates to the detection of ultrasonic signals using a user device.
- Providing first data from a microphone signal and second data from a gyroscope representing mechanical oscillations.
- Detecting ultrasonic signals based on the first and second data.
- Controlling the user device to mitigate events associated with the ultrasonic signal.
Potential Applications: - Noise cancellation in devices - Enhanced security features - Improved user experience in voice recognition technology
Problems Solved: - Minimizing interference from ultrasonic signals - Enhancing signal clarity in noisy environments
Benefits: - Better user privacy protection - Enhanced device performance - Improved accuracy in signal processing
Commercial Applications: Title: "Advanced Ultrasonic Signal Detection Technology" This technology can be used in smartphones, smart speakers, and other IoT devices to improve signal processing and user experience.
Questions about Ultrasonic Signal Detection: 1. How does this technology improve user privacy protection?
- This technology helps in detecting and mitigating potential security risks associated with ultrasonic signals, ensuring user data privacy.
2. What are the potential commercial applications of this technology?
- This technology can be utilized in various consumer electronics devices to enhance signal processing and user experience.
Original Abstract Submitted
example embodiments relate to detection of ultrasonic signals. example embodiments may comprise an apparatus, method and/or computer program. for example, the method may comprise: providing first data derived from a signal received by a microphone of a user device; providing second data representing mechanical oscillations within a gyroscope of the user device; detecting, based at least in part on the first data and the second data, that the signal received by the microphone comprises an ultrasonic signal; and responsive to the detection, controlling the user device for mitigating one or more events associated with receipt of the ultrasonic signal by the microphone.