17999342. Assisted Radar Congestion Mitigation simplified abstract (QUALCOMM Incorporated)
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Assisted Radar Congestion Mitigation
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Assisted Radar Congestion Mitigation - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17999342 titled 'Assisted Radar Congestion Mitigation
Simplified Explanation
The abstract describes a patent application that presents methods for managing the operation of a radar system in a vehicle. The system involves a first user equipment (UE) in a first vehicle and a second UE in a second vehicle. The first UE receives wireless communication control messages from a base station, which contain information about radar transmission configuration or radar reception interference from the second vehicle's radar system.
- The first UE's processor receives wireless communication control messages from a base station.
- The messages contain information about the second vehicle's radar system.
- The information can be related to radar transmission configuration or radar reception interference.
- The first UE uses this information to manage the operation of its own radar system.
Potential applications of this technology:
- Vehicle-to-vehicle communication: The technology enables vehicles to exchange radar information, allowing them to coordinate their radar systems and avoid interference.
- Enhanced radar performance: By receiving information about radar transmission configuration or interference, vehicles can optimize their radar systems for better performance and accuracy.
- Safer driving: The technology helps vehicles to better understand their surroundings by sharing radar information, leading to improved safety on the road.
Problems solved by this technology:
- Radar interference: By receiving radar reception interference information, vehicles can adjust their radar systems to minimize interference from other vehicles' radar signals.
- Coordination between vehicles: The technology facilitates communication between vehicles, allowing them to coordinate their radar systems and avoid conflicts or collisions.
- Efficient use of radar resources: By receiving radar transmission configuration information, vehicles can optimize the use of their radar resources and avoid unnecessary transmissions.
Benefits of this technology:
- Improved safety: By exchanging radar information, vehicles can enhance their situational awareness and make more informed decisions, leading to safer driving conditions.
- Enhanced radar performance: The technology enables vehicles to optimize their radar systems based on information received from other vehicles, resulting in improved detection and accuracy.
- Efficient use of resources: By utilizing radar transmission configuration information, vehicles can avoid unnecessary transmissions, saving power and reducing interference.
Original Abstract Submitted
Embodiments include methods for managing operation of a first radar system executed by a processor of a first user equipment (UE) of a first vehicle having the first radar system. In various embodiments, a processor of a first UE of the first vehicle may receive at the first UE from a base station, a wireless communication control message including radar transmission configuration information or radar reception interference information regarding the radar signals from a second radar system of a second vehicle having a second UE. Some embodiments may use the radar transmission configuration information or radar reception interference information received from the base station to manage operation of the first radar system.
