System and method for heuristics based user presence detection for power management
AssigneeDell Products L.P.
InventorsKeith M. Alfano, Karun P. Reddy
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AssigneeDell Products L.P.
InventorsKeith M. Alfano, Karun P. Reddy
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An information handling system operating a heuristic user presence based power management system may comprise a video display and a processor operatively connected to a memory, operating an information handling system according to a full power protocol. The processor may execute machine readable executable code instructions of the heuristic user presence based power management system to receive one or more inputs indicating user absence determined based on information gathered by one or more of a plurality of sensor devices, identify a user absence confidence level associated with the one or more inputs indicating user absence in a human absence confidence table stored in the memory, and to initiate a low power protocol after a first preset time period, if the identified user absence confidence level meets a preset low power threshold value. The processor may also execute code instructions of the heuristic user presence based power management system to receive one or more inputs indicating user presence determined based on information gathered by one or more of the plurality of sensor devices, identify a user presence confidence level associated with the one or more inputs indicating user presence in a human presence confidence table stored in the memory, and initiate a full power protocol, if the identified user presence confidence level meets a preset full power threshold value.
An information handling system operating a heuristic user presence based power management system comprising:
An method for managing power of an information handling system based on heuristically detected user presence comprising:
An information handling system operating a heuristic user presence based power management system comprising:
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