Fusheng Chen

Title: Fusheng Chen: Patents in Maritime Decision Systems and Cold Atom Interferometry.

Introduction

Fusheng Chen is an inventor based in Wuhan, China. His work spans technologies for unmanned surface vehicles and precision measurement. He is associated with 3 patents.

Latest Patents

Chen’s listed patents include an intelligent decision-making method and system for an unmanned surface vehicle. The system processes image sequences to detect and identify targets, distinguish their types, and track targets that may threaten the unmanned platform. It calculates threat factors, evaluates threat levels, and prioritizes high-threat targets for real-time tracking.

Another listed invention is a dead-zone-free cold atom interferometer with high-frequency output. Its design uses groups of light sources and optical stops arranged around an atomic beam path. The stops block laser light from the sources, supporting the interferometer’s operation without dead zones and with high-frequency output.

Career Highlights

Chen has been associated with the No. 717 Research Institute of China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation and the Central China Optoelectronic Technology Research Institute. These affiliations reflect work connected to shipbuilding research and optoelectronic technology.

Collaborations

Chen’s named coworkers include Jun Cheng and Haicen Mao. Their shared professional context connects his work with research in maritime systems and optical technologies.

Conclusion

Fusheng Chen’s patent portfolio brings together unmanned-vehicle threat assessment and cold atom interferometry, illustrating the range of his reported technical contributions.