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US 2023/0408638 A1Published application
Reference point for configuring an object counter
AssigneeSensormatic Electronics Corporation
InventorsJames A. COOK, John J. CLARK
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Abstract
Example implementations include a system and method for providing a graphical user interface (GUI) on a display, wherein the GUI is operable for displaying a representation of a detection field of an object counting radar unit, wherein the GUI is operable for displaying a reference point that represents a rotatable object as detected by the object counting radar unit when the rotatable object is located in a field-of-view of the object counting radar unit and is rotated by a drive motor assembly.
Claims20
A system comprising:
- an object counting radar unit;
- a rotatable object;
- and
- a drive motor assembly operable to rotate the rotatable object, wherein the rotatable object is detectable by the object counting radar unit when the rotatable object is located in a field-of-view of the object counting radar unit and is rotated by the drive motor assembly.
1 more element
A system comprising:
- one or more processors;
- and
- one or more memories each coupled with at least one of the one or more processors and each storing all or some portion of instructions that, when executed by the one or more processors, cause the one or more processors, individually or in any combination, to provide a graphical user interface “GUI” on a display, wherein the GUI is operable for displaying a representation of a detection field of an object counting radar unit, wherein the GUI is operable for displaying a reference point that represents a rotatable object as detected by the object counting radar unit when the rotatable object is located in a field-of-view of the object counting radar unit and is rotated by a drive motor assembly.
A method comprising:
- receiving data from an object counting radar unit;
- and
- displaying, based on the data, a representation of a detection field of the object counting radar unit on a graphical user interface “GUI,” including displaying a reference point that represents a rotatable object as detected by the object counting radar unit when the rotatable object is located in a field-of-view of the object counting radar unit and is rotated by a drive motor assembly.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.