View source for 18263832. Modular Floodlight System with Supplemental Motion Detection simplified abstract (Google LLC)

=Modular Floodlight System with Supplemental Motion Detection=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:Google LLC|Google LLC]]


[[Category:Google LLC]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Poll Shih of New Taipei City (TW)|Poll Shih of New Taipei City (TW)]][[Category:Poll Shih of New Taipei City (TW)]]

[[:Category:Che-Wei Liu of New Taipei City (TW)|Che-Wei Liu of New Taipei City (TW)]][[Category:Che-Wei Liu of New Taipei City (TW)]]

[[:Category:Chia-Chi Liu of Taipei City (TW)|Chia-Chi Liu of Taipei City (TW)]][[Category:Chia-Chi Liu of Taipei City (TW)]]

[[:Category:Wen-Pin Chou of New Taipei City (TW)|Wen-Pin Chou of New Taipei City (TW)]][[Category:Wen-Pin Chou of New Taipei City (TW)]]

==Modular Floodlight System with Supplemental Motion Detection - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18263832 titled 'Modular Floodlight System with Supplemental Motion Detection

Abstract: This document describes techniques directed to a modular floodlight system with supplemental motion detection. The modular floodlight system includes a camera unit magnetically coupled to an accessory unit. The accessory unit includes passive infrared, PIR, sensors that expand and supplement motion-detection capabilities of the camera unit. For example, the accessory unit PIR sensor provides a PIR field of view, FOV, that is different than the PIR FOV of the camera unit's PIR sensor. Motion detected in either or both of the PIR FOVs is used to cause of change in functionality of the camera system such as, for example, activating image capture by the camera unit and/or activating one or more lights on the modular floodlight system.

Key Features and Innovation:
* Modular floodlight system with supplemental motion detection
* Camera unit magnetically coupled to an accessory unit
* Accessory unit includes PIR sensors to expand motion-detection capabilities
* Different FOV for PIR sensors in camera unit and accessory unit
* Motion detection triggers changes in camera system functionality

Potential Applications:
- Home security systems
- Outdoor lighting for residential and commercial properties
- Surveillance systems for public spaces
- Wildlife monitoring in natural habitats

Problems Solved:
- Enhanced motion detection capabilities
- Improved security and surveillance measures
- Efficient use of lighting resources

Benefits:
- Increased safety and security
- Customizable motion detection settings
- Energy-efficient lighting solutions

Commercial Applications:
Title: "Enhanced Modular Floodlight System for Advanced Security and Surveillance"
This technology can be used in residential and commercial settings to improve security measures and enhance surveillance capabilities. The market implications include increased demand for smart home security systems and advanced outdoor lighting solutions.

Prior Art:
Readers can start their search for prior art related to this technology by exploring patents in the field of modular lighting systems, motion detection technologies, and smart home security systems.

Frequently Updated Research:
Stay updated on advancements in modular floodlight systems, motion detection technologies, and smart home security solutions to incorporate the latest innovations into your projects.

Questions about Modular Floodlight Systems:
1. How does the magnetic coupling between the camera unit and accessory unit enhance the functionality of the floodlight system?
2. What are the potential challenges in integrating PIR sensors with different FOVs into a modular floodlight system?


==Original Abstract Submitted==

This document describes techniques directed to a modular floodlight system with supplemental motion detection. The modular floodlight system includes a camera unit magnetically coupled to an accessory unit. The accessory unit includes passive infrared, PIR, sensors that expand and supplement motion-detection capabilities of the camera unit. For example, the accessory unit PIR sensor provides a PIR field of view, FOV, that is different than the PIR FOV of the camera unit's PIR sensor. Motion detected in either or both of the PIR FOVs is used to cause of change in functionality of the camera system such as, for example, activating image capture by the camera unit and/or activating one or more lights on the modular floodlight system.



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