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Stuttgart, Germany

Hans-Jochen Schwarz

USPTO Granted Patents = 21 

 

Average Co-Inventor Count = 2.6

ph-index = 4

Forward Citations = 40(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal21 out of 29,302 
 
Robert Boschgmbh
 patents

Years Active: 2014-2023

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21 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 11579261 - Transmitter unit for emitting radiation into a surrounding area (2023-02-14),
2. 11561285 - Transmitting unit and lidar device using at least two radiation sources having at least one of a settable operating temperature and a settable emission wavelength to generate and emit punctiform or linear electromagnetic beams for scanning a scanning range (2023-01-24),
3. 11500105 - Transmitter optics for a LIDAR system, optical arrangement for a LIDAR system, LIDAR system and working device (2022-11-15),
4. 11442147 - Transmitter unit and lidar device for scanning a scanning region (2022-09-13),
5. 11163044 - Lidar system (2021-11-02),
6. 11099261 - Scanning device (2021-08-24),
7. 11022691 - 3-D lidar sensor (2021-06-01),
8. 11016181 - Lidar scanning device on a motor vehicle (2021-05-25),
9. 11002834 - Lidar scanning device and lidar scanning device system (2021-05-11),
10. 10996322 - Lidar sensor (2021-05-04),
11. 10901071 - Device and method for manufacturing a device (2021-01-26),
12. 10852397 - LIDAR device and method for scanning a scan angle (2020-12-01),
13. 10845464 - Lidar sensor including an optical filter (2020-11-24),
14. 10514447 - Method for propagation time calibration of a LIDAR sensor (2019-12-24),
15. 9537286 - Circuit system and manufacturing method for same (2017-01-03),

Title: Innovations by Hans-Jochen Schwarz: Pioneering Advances in LIDAR Technology

Introduction: Hans-Jochen Schwarz, a distinguished inventor based in Stuttgart, Germany, holds an impressive portfolio of 21 patents. His work primarily focuses on innovations in the field of LIDAR technology, where he has made significant contributions aimed at enhancing the efficiency and performance of radiation emission systems.

Latest Patents: Among his latest patents are groundbreaking inventions related to transmitter units for emitting radiation. One notable patent describes a transmitter unit equipped with a semiconductor laser, which features at least one first emitter with distinct sections. This innovative design allows for differentiated control of each emitter section, enabling optimized radiation output. Another recent patent showcases a transmitting unit for a LIDAR device that employs two radiation sources capable of adjusting their operating temperatures based on the emission angle. This capability enhances the signal-to-noise ratio of the LIDAR system, marking a significant step forward in precision scanning technology.

Career Highlights: Hans-Jochen Schwarz's career is closely associated with Robert Bosch GmbH, where he has collaborated with top professionals to develop technologies that push the boundaries of current capabilities. His focus on developing sophisticated radiation systems has positioned him as a key figure in the field.

Collaborations: In his role at Robert Bosch GmbH, Hans-Jochen has worked alongside talented colleagues, including Klaus Stoppel and Werner Herden. Their collective efforts have led to the successful development of various innovative technologies that enhance operational efficiencies in diverse applications.

Conclusion: Hans-Jochen Schwarz exemplifies the spirit of innovation in the field of LIDAR technology. His 21 patents reflect his commitment to advancing technology and improving the effectiveness of radiation emission systems. Through collaborations at Robert Bosch GmbH, he continues to drive progress in this vital area of research and development.

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