Florian Trösch

Title: Florian Trösch: Inventor of an Adaptive Building Access Control System

Introduction

Florian Trösch is an inventor based in Erlenbach, Switzerland. His patent work includes an access control system designed to determine the position of a wireless device near a building security gate.

Latest Patents

The supplied information lists one patent for Trösch: “Access control system and method for operating an access control system.” The invention concerns a building entrance where a security gate separates a restricted-access zone from a public zone. Radio devices positioned at established distances from the gate monitor the surrounding area, while a control device communicates with a building device.

The system evaluates radio communications to identify the conditions in the monitoring area. It captures received signal strength indicators (RSSI) for a wireless device, uses them to determine the prevailing radio situation, and selects a corresponding calibration mode. Based on the processing instructions for that mode, the system estimates the device’s current position. This situation-specific calibration is intended to support access control under varying radio conditions.

Career Highlights

The available information identifies Trösch’s location and one patent, but does not provide further details about his professional history or other career milestones. His listed invention focuses on applying radio-signal measurements and adaptive calibration to building access control.

Collaborations

The supplied data names Armin Wittneben and Henry Ruben Lucas Schulten as coworkers associated with Trösch. It does not specify their roles in the patent or the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Florian Trösch’s listed patent presents an access control approach that uses radio measurements and situation-specific calibration to estimate a wireless device’s position near a security gate.