Mobile hearable device
AssigneeNXP B.V.
InventorsPramod Rajan Kesavelu Shekar, Rinze Ida Mechtildis Peter Meijer
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AssigneeNXP B.V.
InventorsPramod Rajan Kesavelu Shekar, Rinze Ida Mechtildis Peter Meijer
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A mobile hearable device for communicating with a vehicle control system is described. The mobile hearable device includes a microphone, and a wireless transceiver configured as one of a near field magnetic induction (NFMI) transceiver and a near field electromagnetic induction (NFEMI) transceiver. The mobile hearable device includes a processor coupled to the transceiver and the microphone. The processor receives a location identifier via the transceiver from a location identification transmitter located in a vehicle, the location identification transmitter is configured as one of a NFMI transmitter and a NFEMI transmitter. If the processor receives a speech signal from a user of the mobile hearable device, it determines whether the speech signal includes an actuator control command and generates a control instruction comprising the actuator control command and the location identifier. The control instruction is transmitted to a vehicle control system and used to control an actuator in a vehicle dependent on the location of the person using the mobile hearable device.
A first mobile hearable device for wirelessly communicating with a vehicle control system in a vehicle, the first mobile hearable device comprising:
A vehicle control system comprising:
A method of controlling a vehicle actuator using a mobile hearable device comprising a transceiver configured as one of a NFMI transceiver and a NFEMI transceiver, the method comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable media storing thereon a computer program product comprising instructions which, when being executed by a processing unit within a mobile hearable device comprising a transceiver configured as one of a NFMI transceiver and a NFEMI transceiver, cause said processing unit to perform the steps of:
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