Pressure-induced bending shifts resonant frequency in a MEMS structure, enabling minute pressure sensing without wafer thinning.
Active I/Q leakage cancellation and an RF circulator help integrated low-range altimeters preserve sensitivity despite antenna coupling.
Switching from altimeter hold to GPS inertial altitude hold reduces terrain and pressure-driven fluctuations in aircraft altitude control.
Terrain-aware altitude limits let UAVs adjust flight ceilings to local ground level, improving airspace compliance and safe navigation.
Above a threshold altitude, GPS-aided inertial navigation replaces fluctuating radar or barometric readings for steadier aircraft altitude hold.
Map and sensor data shift UAV altitude limits from sea level to ground-relative height, improving airspace compliance over uneven terrain.
A rotatable leveling and screw-lift structure stabilizes level surveying on soft, uneven mining subsidence ground while cutting setup time.
Altitude differences between multiple radio altimeters are analyzed to flag likely failures early, reducing delays and maintenance costs.
3D heightmap sensing lets a robot classify curbs and steps, then choose actions to traverse varied terrain with less sensor complexity.
Dynamic terrain-relative altitude limits help UAVs avoid restricted airspace while still reaching needed heights over uneven ground.
Differences between two radio altimeters are reduced to mode, mean, median, and deviation features to flag failures before disruption.
Automatic NOTAM and sensor-based altitude correction helps pilots handle cold temperature approach restrictions with less radio workload.
A toric visible-light spotlight replaces point centering, easing alignment with measuring marks while supporting distance-based height calculation.
Maximum allowed altitude error is used to choose the lowest-cost calibration approach that still keeps weather station pressure calibration accurate.
Complementary accelerometers improve orientation accuracy while controller-managed sleep modes cut power use and extend digital level runtime.
Adaptive terrain-based thresholds compare radar altitude with GPS and terrain data to catch faults without nuisance flagging.
A reflective target post with a magnetic base lets one engineer level server cabinets from the ground, avoiding ladders and parallax errors.
Foot-mounted ultrasonic, inertial, and altitude sensing builds indoor maps in smoke or darkness by fusing step-based map points with particle filtering.
Temperature-based altitude limits help weather stations select lower-cost calibration methods for accurate pressure-sensor calibration.