18495648. Radar Recognition-Aided Search simplified abstract (GOOGLE LLC)
Contents
Radar Recognition-Aided Search
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Ivan Poupyrev of Sunnyvale CA (US)
Gaetano Roberto Aiello of Bend OR (US)
Radar Recognition-Aided Search - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18495648 titled 'Radar Recognition-Aided Search
Simplified Explanation
- Radar recognition-aided search techniques and devices are described in this patent application. - The system can determine gestures made by individuals and gather physiological information about them. - The information gathered can be used to refine searches, such as directing a search for a coffee shop based on the direction a person is walking. - Searches can also be refined or initiated solely based on gestures, such as pointing at a specific object. - This technology makes searches more responsive and intuitive, without the need for explicit search queries.
Potential Applications
- Navigation assistance for visually impaired individuals - Enhanced search capabilities for smart devices - Gesture-based control for various applications
Problems Solved
- Improving search accuracy and relevance - Enhancing user experience by reducing the need for manual input - Providing a more intuitive way to interact with technology
Benefits
- Increased efficiency in finding desired information - Improved accessibility for individuals with disabilities - Enhanced user experience through gesture-based interactions
Original Abstract Submitted
This document describes techniques and devices for a radar recognition-aided search. Through use of a radar-based recognition system, gestures made by, and physiological information about, persons can be determined. In the case of physiological information, the techniques can use this information to refine a search. For example, if a person requests a search for a coffee shop, the techniques may refine the search to coffee shops in the direction that the person is walking. In the case of a gesture, the techniques may refine or base a search solely on the gesture. Thus, a search for information about a store, car, or tree can be made responsive to a gesture pointing at the store, car, or tree with or without explicit entry of a search query.
