18159663. Robot Management in Populated Areas simplified abstract (Aptiv Technologies Limited)
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Robot Management in Populated Areas
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Inventor(s)
James Nicholas Nickolaou of Clarkston MI (US)
Steven G. Malson of Metamora MI (US)
Yusuf Zohar Dilawar of Southfield MI (US)
Neha N. Gupta of Rochester Hills MI (US)
Robot Management in Populated Areas - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18159663 titled 'Robot Management in Populated Areas
The techniques and systems described in this patent application focus on enabling robot management in populated areas. Specifically, a vehicle system equipped with advanced sensor suites receives sensor data that indicates aspects of the environment near the vehicle. Based on this sensor data, the system determines whether robots are present in the vicinity of the vehicle. If a robot is detected, the system analyzes the attributes of the robot based on the sensor data and generates a robot message that includes indications of these attributes. This robot message is then transmitted to a robot management system for further processing. By leveraging the vast number of vehicles with advanced sensor suites, the robot management system can effectively monitor robots, verify routes, and identify unregistered robots.
- Vehicle system equipped with advanced sensor suites
- Detection of robots in the environment near the vehicle
- Analysis of robot attributes based on sensor data
- Generation and transmission of robot messages to a robot management system
- Leveraging vehicles to monitor robots, verify routes, and identify unregistered robots
Potential Applications: - Urban robot management - Security and surveillance in populated areas - Autonomous vehicle coordination with robots - Industrial automation and robotics
Problems Solved: - Efficient monitoring and management of robots in populated areas - Verification of robot routes - Identification of unregistered robots
Benefits: - Enhanced security and surveillance capabilities - Improved coordination between robots and vehicles - Streamlined industrial automation processes
Commercial Applications: Title: "Enhancing Robot Management in Populated Areas: Commercial Applications and Market Implications" This technology could be utilized in urban security systems, industrial automation processes, and autonomous vehicle coordination services. The market implications include increased efficiency in robot management, improved security measures, and enhanced automation capabilities.
Questions about Robot Management in Populated Areas:
1. How does this technology improve the monitoring and management of robots in populated areas? This technology utilizes advanced sensor suites in vehicles to detect and analyze robots in the environment, enabling efficient monitoring and management.
2. What are the potential applications of this technology beyond urban robot management? This technology can also be applied in security and surveillance systems, autonomous vehicle coordination, and industrial automation processes.
Original Abstract Submitted
The techniques and systems herein enable robot management in populated areas. Specifically, a vehicle system receives sensor data indicating aspects of an environment proximate a vehicle that comprises the vehicle system. Based on the sensor data, it is determined whether robots are in the environment proximate the vehicle. Responsive to determining that a robot is in the environment proximate the vehicle, attributes of the robot are determined based on the sensor data. A robot message is then generated that includes indications of the attributes of the robot, and the robot message is transmitted for receipt by a robot management system. By using the described techniques, the robot management system can leverage the vast number of vehicles with advanced sensor suites to monitor robots. Doing so may enable verification of routes and identification of robots that are not registered.
