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IMU sensor windows and neural network inference estimate vehicle speed for crash prediction while avoiding GPS power drain on mobile devices.

Multiple motion signals are combined to trigger seat belt locking more accurately, reducing nuisance lock-offs and unwanted activation.

Charging current is derated from measured vibration and movement to limit terminal heating and improve battery pack safety during transit.

Acceleration-based sensor angle accumulation identifies each wheel quickly and accurately without relying on error-prone wheel speed signals.

UWB and BLE signals auto-locate tire monitors after rotation or replacement, avoiding manual TPMS relearning before driving.

An IMU on the suspended load detects deflection and rotation, enabling intuitive crane control without force sensors or orientation-dependent input.

Separate pressure and acceleration from one sensor using distinct filters, enabling early battery thermal runaway and impact detection.

Radially staggered sensing beams and tethering structures cut stress-induced offset and improve 3-axis angular acceleration sensitivity.

Centrifugal acceleration is used to auto-define the reference value, enabling accurate wheel nut looseness detection without vehicle-specific calibration.

Two magnetically decoupled transmit coils are differentially driven to pre-align the magnetic field with a receiver coil and cut eddy-current losses.

Sliding-window PMU analysis identifies fault timing and frequency change rates to estimate total power system inertia more accurately.

A 3-axis acceleration sensor detects wafer tilt during transfer and triggers alarms to prevent placement errors, damage, and missed inspection.

Thrown mobile-device motion and location sensing lets vehicle occupants trigger covert emergency alerts without direct phone operation.

Multi-axis acceleration sensing helps child restraint airbags trigger accurately in crashes while reducing false deployment and power use.

Reflective grating chips and time-multiplexed beam combining simplify atom interferometer optics for compact inertial navigation sensing.

Acceleration components from a wheel-mounted sensor provide redundant angle and motion estimation when toothed wheel sensors fail.

Separating gravitational, centripetal, and road-contact acceleration helps estimate wheel angle and motion when wheel speed sensors fail.

Weight-based fuel measurement is corrected for boat motion and tilt, improving remaining-fuel accuracy without float sensors.

External sensor data identifies collision form so acceleration thresholds can adapt by direction, improving vehicle impact detection accuracy.

A thermally conductive heat sink draws Joule heat from a suspended piezoresistive gauge, enabling higher polarization current without damage.

Differential control of magnetically decoupled transmit coils pre-aligns the charging field to the receiver coil, improving transfer efficiency.

UWB timing, angle, and accelerometer data locate tire monitors after rotation or replacement without driving or manual reprogramming.

Temperature sensing and warpage estimation correct sensor output in laminated semiconductor packages affected by heat-induced distortion.

Orthogonal radial and tangential acceleration sampling improves low-speed wheel motion detection below 15 kph while reducing power use.

Inertial sensing lets the controller detect upper swing structure vibration and adjust hydraulic drive commands for steadier excavator travel.

Selective accelerometer signal reception based on battery operating mode cuts sleep-state power draw while preserving impact monitoring.

A spring-suspended seismic mass decouples housing stress from the capacitor, enabling CMOS integration and lower-cost sensor packaging.

IMU accelerometer signals are filtered and resampled to estimate vehicle speed and detect crashes without continuous GPS power drain.

A planar piezoelectric IMU combines multi-axis rotation and acceleration sensing with wafer-level vacuum packaging and motion energy harvesting.

An LSTM model combines longitudinal velocity, lateral acceleration, and yaw rate to estimate lateral velocity more accurately on curves for ESP control.

Using device orientation instead of a trigger, this case shows accelerometer-based motor speed and direction control that reduces hand fatigue.

By checking whether vehicle position changed during ignition-off transport, this case separates road slope from pitch for correct headlight aiming.

Dynamic gain calibration uses gyro-detected posture and actuator feedback to keep an OIS lens on target despite gravity shifts.

By varying current amplitude and phase in two transmit coils, the field aligns with the receiver coil to improve transfer efficiency and limit interference.

High-voltage bias generation lifts MEMS accelerometer signals above the noise floor, avoiding chopping and reducing readout power.

Footprint centerline length sensing detects irregular tire wear accurately without CAN bus access or embedded tread sensors.

An inertial body and three conductors turn critical fall acceleration into voltage changes, flagging hidden battery or tool damage and blocking reuse.

Cross-checking time, location, and impact data from multiple phones improves crash point detection and cuts false alerts and fraud.

Accelerometer and gyroscope sensing with IIR filtering improves door open-close detection on moveable platforms despite motion, tilt, and noise.

Uses sensor temperature-dependent properties to correct temperature-gradient offset drift in MEMS accelerometers without added thermocouples.

Pulse-stimulated resonance measurement tunes a notch filter to each piezoelectric sensor, improving calibration accuracy and disturbance robustness.

Pressure and acceleration sensing are combined to score hits and force effects in real time across contact sports with less subjective judging.

A curved silicon melt seal closes the lid through hole while reducing thermal stress and crack risk in MEMS sensors and inertial units.

Accelerometer-based tilt sensing detects when a rotating container reaches an empty threshold, enabling real-time refill alerts.

Surface doping on a single-crystal organic semiconductor film tunes resistance for strain and vibration sensing without disrupting crystal stability.

Dual acceleration sensors let a semiconductor execution unit detect transport position and trigger operations automatically at target locations.

Axis-specific accelerometer thresholds detect unsafe battery pack impacts more accurately and support safety control with low power use.

Tilting IMU sensor axes and using vehicle motion data enables in-drive calibration of all axes for more accurate 3D position and orientation estimation.

Median-value extraction from tread-mounted acceleration data suppresses ground-contact drops for more accurate tire state, speed, and distance detection.

A silicon melt-sealed through hole with a curved uneven surface reduces thermal stress, cracks, and leakage in MEMS sensor packaging.

A driver circuit uses gyro and actuator feedback to adjust OIS gain by device posture, keeping lens position stable against gravity.

A monolithic quartz proof mass and resonator structure avoids epoxy bonding to reduce thermal strain errors and improve acceleration accuracy.

A rigid-membrane-blade joint enables large out-of-plane MEMS displacement while reducing non-linear restoring force.

Dual synchronized filters and delta-sigma modulation cancel opposite vibration rectification errors to improve sensor measurement accuracy.

Dedicated damping combs add air damping to the proof mass while preserving an underdamped resonator for low bias error and vibration rectification.

A split trans-impedance and charge amplifier keeps cutoff effects out of the signal band, improving response and detection accuracy.

A single MEMS sensor path uses IC multiplexers to deliver outputs with different rates, latency, and filtering while reducing cost and space.

A feedback start-up circuit meters energy packets by tracking oscillation frequency, cutting MEMS start-up time while avoiding mass collisions.

Gait features extracted from lower-limb inertial sensor data enable more accurate footwear type estimation without direct footwear sensors.

Recessed weight portions keep the movable mass aligned during fixation, reducing adhesion and sensitivity variation in physical quantity sensors.

CT/MRI co-registration aligns impact sensors with anatomical landmarks and filters false positives for precise head-impact assessment.