This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Robert Bosch. Active years: 2011.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2011
Title: Iris Nadine Koesters and Automotive Sensor Control
Introduction
Iris Nadine Koesters is an inventor associated with Robert Bosch in Leonberg, Germany. Her patent work concerns controlling object-detection sensors for motor vehicles, including how different vehicle assistance functions share access to a sensor.
Latest Patents
The available information lists one patent for Koesters: “Method and Device for Controlling at Least One Object Detection Sensor.” The invention describes a sensor that can switch among multiple operating modes while serving several functions that evaluate detected objects.
In the proposed system, each function sends a biasing probability distribution function to a coordinator, and the sensor provides a detection probability density function for each available operating mode. The coordinator uses this information to select the most suitable operating mode for each function accessing the sensor.
Career Highlights
Koesters’s listed patent reflects work on coordinating sensor use in motor vehicles. By helping manage competing requests from vehicle assistance functions, the method aims to support the selection of an appropriate sensor mode for each function.
Collaborations
Koesters is associated with Robert Bosch. The provided information also names Klaus Lehre and Martin Randler as coworkers; it does not specify their roles in the patent.
Conclusion
Iris Nadine Koesters’s listed invention addresses the coordination of object-detection sensors among vehicle assistance functions, highlighting a practical challenge in automotive sensor control.
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