A low-power
Bluetooth key control method and
system based on multimodal
perception, relating to the field of
Bluetooth keys, is disclosed. The method includes: The vehicle end determines the parking environment type using multi-source sensor data such as GPS
signal strength, ambient
light intensity, and the number of nearby
Bluetooth devices, encoding this data into an environment identification code. This code, along with vehicle status information such as door lock status and the last unlock
timestamp, is encapsulated in a Bluetooth
broadcast packet and broadcast. The key end receives and parses the environment identification code, retrieving the corresponding
target weight vector (including RSSI, motion state, and
ranging accuracy weight coefficients) from a pre-stored
database. The key end collects multi-dimensional feature parameters such as the current RSSI value, motion state, and CS
ranging distance value, calculating the RSSI matching
score, motion matching
score, and
ranging reliability
score respectively. These are then combined with the
target weight vector to calculate the unlock
confidence score. A tiered unlocking strategy is executed based on the score's range. Implementing this method can improve the accuracy of Bluetooth car key unlocking judgment.