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3 results about "Sensory input" patented technology

Sensory Input. Sensory input describes the response in a sensory organ when it receives stimuli. Sensory input is the stimuli that is perceived by our senses like smell, sight, touch, taste, and hearing.

Modularized home robot

Implementations of a fully configurable, modularized home robot are described that implement trained neural network classifiers to solve problems of providing home health care and monitoring of the elderly and / or infirm, providing entertainment for the family, providing environmental and safety monitoring coupled with mechanisms to clean the air and remedy indoor climates such as humidity and temperature, and provide a mechanism for caring for pets left at home when the owner is away based upon sensory input.
Owner:TRIFO INC

Systems, methods, and media for vehicle tracking in parking areas

Exemplary embodiments include systems and methods for pairing a user to an available parking space, the system comprising: a positional device; at least one sensory input device positioned on an infrastructure point located proximally to at least one parking space; and a central server platform comprising a server having a processor and a memory unit communicatively coupled with the processor, the memory unit storing instructions which, when executed, perform a method. The method comprises: receiving a first signal from the positional device, the first signals indicating an intention of a user to seek parking and further indicating a location of the user; receiving a second signal from the at least one sensory input device, the second signal indicating availability of a parking space; determining, from the second signal, which of the parking spaces are available to the user; and pairing the user with a parking space.
Owner:STREETLINE TECH LLC

Methods and Systems for Controlling and Interacting with Objects Based on Non-Sensory Information Rendering

A processing subsystem communicates with a region of an animal subject's brain that is responsible for forming concepts without sensory input. The processing subsystem receives brain signals that are representative of a concept formed by the region of the brain without sensory input. The processing subsystem processes the received brain signals to convert the concept to computer readable data that is representative of a tangible form of the concept. The processing subsystem identifies a data record that is associated with one or more data elements of the computer readable data and that is also associated with a real-world object that is related to the concept.
Owner:OFER MOSHE