Indoor event detection system and method

US11113363B2 · US · B2

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Publication numberUS-11113363-B2
Application numberUS-201816202150-A
CountryUS
Kind codeB2
Filing dateNov 28, 2018
Priority dateNov 28, 2018
Publication dateSep 7, 2021
Grant dateSep 7, 2021

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An indoor event detection system includes a transmitter and a receiver. The transmitter includes a first antenna, and the receiver includes a second antenna, a processor and a memory. The receiver communicates with the transmitter based on a line of sight link between the transmitter and the receiver covering an area to be detected in the indoor space. The processor detects whether an event associated to the indoor space is occurred by obtaining a current CSI from the probe signal, obtaining an amplitude matrix by extracting a plurality amplitudes of a plurality of sub-carriers from the current CSI, applying a statistical operation on the amplitude matrix to obtain a statistical matrix, obtaining a plurality of eigenvalues from the statistical matrix, obtaining a current eigenvalue statistical value according to the plurality of eigenvalues; and determining whether the current eigenvalue statistical value is within the first eigenvalue range.

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An indoor event detection system, comprising: a transmitter disposed at a first position in an indoor space, including a first antenna having a transmitting direction; and a receiver disposed at a second position in the indoor space, including: a second antenna communicating with the transmitter based on a line of sight link between the transmitter and the receiver covering an area to be detected in the indoor space, wherein the transmitter is configured to send a probe signal toward the transmitting direction, and the receiver is configured to receive the probe signal; a processor; and a memory storing first event channel state information (CSI) and a first eigenvalue range obtained from the first event CSI; wherein the processor is configured to detect whether an event associated to the indoor space is occurred by performing the following steps: obtaining a current CSI from the probe signal; obtaining an amplitude matrix by extracting a plurality amplitudes of a plurality of sub-carriers from the current CSI; applying a statistical operation on the amplitude matrix to obtain a statistical matrix; obtaining a plurality of eigenvalues from the statistical matrix; obtaining a current eigenvalue statistical value according to the plurality of eigenvalues; and determining whether the current eigenvalue statistical value is within the first eigenvalue range, wherein when the current eigenvalue statistical value is within the first eigenvalue range, a first event associated with the indoor space is determined to be occurred, wherein the statistical operation includes performing a covariance operation on the amplitude matrix to obtain a current covariance matrix as the statistical matrix, wherein obtaining the plurality of eigenvalues from the statistical matrix includes: obtaining a diagonal eigenvalue matrix from the current covariance matrix; and sorting elements of the diagonal eigenvalue matrix, according to magnitudes of the elements, to obtain a sorted eigenvalue matrix, wherein elements of the sorted eigenvalue serve as the plurality of eigenvalues. 2. The indoor event detection system according to claim 1 , wherein obtaining a current eigenvalue statistical value according to the plurality of eigenvalues includes: applying a simple or multiple linear regression on the plurality of eigenvalues to obtain at least one linear regression parameter as the current eigenvalue statistical value. 3. The indoor event detection system according to claim 1 , wherein obtaining a current eigenvalue statistical value according to the plurality of eigenvalues includes: obtaining a plurality of weight values of the plurality of eigenvalues by respectively dividing the plurality of eigenvalues with a summation of the plurality of eigenvalues; and taking one of the plurality of weight values with largest percentage among all of the plurality of weight values as the current eigenvalue statistical value. 4. The indoor event detection system according to claim 1 , wherein the memory further stores second event CSI and a second eigenvalue range obtained from the second event CSI, and the processor is further configured to determine whether the current eigenvalue statistical value is within the first eigenvalue range or the second eigenvalue range, wherein when the current eigenvalue statistical value is within the second eigenvalue range, a second event associated with the indoor space is determined to be occurred. 5. An indoor event detection method, comprising: arranging a transmitter at a first position in an indoor space, wherein the transmitter includes a first antenna having a transmitting direction; arranging a receiver at a second position in the indoor space, wherein the receiver includes a second antenna communicating with the transmitter based on a line of sight link between the transmitter and the receiver covering an area to be detected in the indoor space, a processor and a memory storing first event channel state information (CSI) and a first eigenvalue range obtained from the first event CSI; configuring the transmitter to send a probe signal toward the transmitting direction; configuring the receiver to receive the probe signal; configuring the processor to detect whether an event associated to the indoor space is occurred by performing the following steps: obtaining a current CSI from the probe signal; obtaining an amplitude matrix by extracting a plurality of amplitudes of a plurality of sub-carriers from the current CSI; applying a statistical operation on the amplitude matrix to obtain a statistical matrix; obtaining a plurality of eigenvalues from the statistical matrix; obtaining a current eigenvalue statistical value according to the plurality of eigenvalues; and determining whether the current eigenvalue statistical value is within the first eigenvalue range, wherein when the current eigenvalue statistical value is within the first eigenvalue range, a first event associated with the indoor space is determined to be occurred, wherein the statistical operation includes performing a covariance operation on the amplitude matrix to obtain a current covariance matrix as the statistical matrix, wherein obtaining the plurality of eigenvalues from the statistical matrix includes: obtaining a diagonal eigenvalue matrix from the current covariance matrix; and sorting elements of the diagonal eigenvalue matrix, according to magnitudes of the elements, to obtain a sorted eigenvalue matrix, wherein elements of the sorted eigenvalue serve as the plurality of eigenvalues. 6. The indoor event detection method according to claim 5 , wherein obtaining a current eigenvalue statistical value according to the plurality of eigenvalues includes: applying a simple or multiple linear regression on the plurality of eigenvalues to obtain at least one linear regression parameter at the current eigenvalue statistical value. 7. The indoor event detection method according to claim 5 , wherein obtaining a current eigenvalue statistical value according to the plurality of eigenvalues includes: obtaining a plurality of weight values of the plurality of eigenvalues by respectively dividing the plurality of eigenvalues with a summation of the plurality of eigenvalues; and taking one of the plurality of weight values with largest percentage among all of the plurality of weight values as the current eigenvalue statistical value. 8. The indoor event detection method according to claim 5 , wherein the memory further stores second event CSI and a second eigenvalue range obtained from the second event CSI, and the processor is further configured to determine whether the current eigenvalue statistical value is within the first eigenvalue range or the second eigenvalue range, wherein when the current eigenvalue statistical value is within the second eigenvalue range, a second event associated with the indoor space is determined to be occurred.

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  • Bistatic radar systems; Multistatic radar systems · CPC title

  • G01S13/04Primary

    Systems determining presence of a target (based on relative movement of target G01S13/56) · CPC title

  • G06F17/18Primary

    for evaluating statistical data {, e.g. average values, frequency distributions, probability functions, regression analysis (forecasting specially adapted for a specific administrative, business or logistic context G06Q10/04)} · CPC title

  • Matrix or vector computation {, e.g. matrix-matrix or matrix-vector multiplication, matrix factorization (matrix transposition G06F7/78)} · CPC title

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What does patent US11113363B2 cover?
An indoor event detection system includes a transmitter and a receiver. The transmitter includes a first antenna, and the receiver includes a second antenna, a processor and a memory. The receiver communicates with the transmitter based on a line of sight link between the transmitter and the receiver covering an area to be detected in the indoor space. The processor detects whether an event ass…
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Wistron Neweb Corp
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Primary CPC classification G01S13/04. Mapped technology areas include Physics.
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