Time-alignment of motion detection signals using buffers
AssigneeCognitive Systems Corp.
InventorsChristopher Vytautas Olekas, Dustin Griesdorf
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AssigneeCognitive Systems Corp.
InventorsChristopher Vytautas Olekas, Dustin Griesdorf
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In a general aspect, a filter time aligns time varying RF-motion data. In some aspects, a method includes loading a first set of input signals (SISs) into an interference buffer over a first time period. The first SISs is based on a first set of wireless signals received by a wireless communication device (WCD) after being transmitted through a space. The method includes using the first SISs to determine an interference level. The method includes: in response to determining the interference level is below a threshold, executing a motion detection process in a second, subsequent time period over which a second SISs is loaded into the interference buffer. The motion detection process, using a subset of the first SISs, detects motion of an object in the space. The second SISs are based on a second set of wireless signals received by the WCD after being transmitted through the space.
A motion detection method comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing instructions that are operable when executed by the data processing apparatus to perform operations comprising:
A motion detection system comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.