Gothenburg, Sweden

Benjamin Eliassen Lundahl

This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Zenseact Ab. Active years: 2026.

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Inventor Profile: Benjamin Eliassen Lundahl. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/inventor/benjamin-eliassen-lundahl

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Years Active: 2026

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Title: Benjamin Eliassen Lundahl and Vehicle Sensor-Fusion Monitoring.

Introduction

Benjamin Eliassen Lundahl is an inventor based in Gothenburg, Sweden. His patent work concerns monitoring the reliability of sensor-fusion systems used in vehicles. He is associated with Zenseact AB.

Latest Patents

Lundahl is credited with 1 patent, titled “Monitoring Platform for a Sensor Fusion System.” The invention describes a method for assessing the reliability of a vehicle’s sensor-fusion output. It stores sensor data collected over time from vehicle-mounted sensors that monitor the surrounding environment, then compares that input with perception outputs, including object detections and indications of free space. The method checks whether detected objects fall within the relevant sensors’ fields of view to help validate the detections and free-space indications. It then outputs a signal indicating the status of the sensor-fusion system.

Career Highlights

Lundahl’s listed patent reflects work on validating perception outputs in vehicle sensor-fusion systems. This approach uses sensor input and field-of-view information to assess the reliability of system outputs.

Collaborations

Lundahl is associated with Zenseact AB. His listed coworkers include Maryam Fatemi Dezfouli and Andreas Nykvist.

Conclusion

Benjamin Eliassen Lundahl’s patent focuses on monitoring the reliability of vehicle sensor-fusion outputs by comparing perception results with sensor data, supporting the assessment of detections and free-space indications.

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