Gerhard Neuhold

Title: Gerhard Neuhold: Patents in Data Synchronization and Digital Imaging

Introduction

Gerhard Neuhold is an inventor based in Naas, Austria. His listed work includes 3 patents and addresses data synchronization and digital-camera imaging systems. He is associated with Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC.

Latest Patents

Neuhold’s listed patents include “Synchronization of Multiple Data Sources to a Common Time Base.” The invention describes methods for assigning timestamps to data from asynchronous sources so that the data can be aligned to a shared time base. A trigger board can coordinate synchronized sources and generate timestamps, while system timestamps can be adjusted to correspond to the trigger board’s time base.

Another listed patent is “Determining Trigger Rate for a Digital Camera.” It describes a system that determines how frequently a camera should capture images to achieve a threshold forward overlap between consecutive images. The calculation uses information about the distance between the camera and a surface.

Career Highlights

The listed inventions reflect work on coordinating data from different sources and controlling image-capture timing. Both focus on using timing information to support consistent data collection and image overlap.

Collaborations

Neuhold is associated with Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC. His listed coworkers include Gur Kimchi and John Charles Curlander.

Conclusion

Gerhard Neuhold’s listed patent work connects data synchronization with digital-camera imaging, highlighting the role of precise timing in both areas.