Qualcomm incorporated (20240201356). FIRST AND SECOND ORDER REFLECTION-ASSISTED SENSING simplified abstract
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FIRST AND SECOND ORDER REFLECTION-ASSISTED SENSING
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Inventor(s)
Yucheng Dai of San Diego CA (US)
Wooseok Nam of San Diego CA (US)
FIRST AND SECOND ORDER REFLECTION-ASSISTED SENSING - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240201356 titled 'FIRST AND SECOND ORDER REFLECTION-ASSISTED SENSING
Simplified Explanation: The patent application describes a system where a wireless device sends sensing signals to a target object and a reflective object, receiving reflected signals to determine the location of the target object.
- The first wireless device outputs a sensing signal configuration for sensing signals reflected by the target object and a reflective object.
- The sensing signals are transmitted to the target object and the reflective object.
- The reflective object reflects the sensing signals back to the target object based on the configuration.
- The reflected signals are received by the first wireless device or a second wireless device for location calculation.
- The system can operate in monostatic or bi-static configurations.
Key Features and Innovation:
- Wireless device sends sensing signals to target and reflective objects.
- Reflective object reflects signals back to target object for location calculation.
- System can operate in different configurations for signal reception.
Potential Applications:
- Indoor positioning systems
- Object tracking in warehouses
- Security systems for detecting intruders
Problems Solved:
- Accurate location determination of target objects
- Efficient sensing signal transmission and reception
Benefits:
- Improved accuracy in object location tracking
- Enhanced security measures
- Efficient use of wireless technology for sensing applications
Commercial Applications: Potential commercial applications include:
- Indoor navigation systems for large buildings
- Inventory management systems in warehouses
- Security systems for homes and businesses
Prior Art: Prior research in wireless sensing systems and object tracking technologies could provide insights into similar approaches.
Frequently Updated Research: Stay updated on advancements in wireless sensing technologies and object tracking systems for potential improvements in accuracy and efficiency.
Questions about Wireless Sensing Systems: 1. How does the system differentiate between signals reflected by the target object and the reflective object? 2. What are the limitations of using wireless sensing systems for location tracking in complex environments?
Original Abstract Submitted
a first wireless device may output a sensing signal configuration for performing sensing on a first reflected sensing signal from the first wireless device via a target object and a second reflected sensing signal from a reflective object via the target object based on a set of sensing signals. the first wireless device may transmit the set of sensing signals to the target object and the reflective object. the reflective object may reflect at least one of the set of sensing signals to the target object based on the sensing signal configuration. the first reflected sensing signal and the second reflected sensing signal may be received by the first wireless device in a monostatic configuration or by a second wireless device in a bi-static configuration. the receiving device may calculate a location of the target object based on the sensing signal configuration.
