Joern Stuebner

Title: Joern Stuebner and Aircraft Surveillance Innovations.

Introduction

Joern Stuebner is an inventor based in Hamburg, Germany, whose patent work addresses aircraft surveillance and ground-support technology. His listed portfolio includes 2 patents, and he works at Airbus Operations GmbH.

Latest Patents

One of Stuebner’s listed inventions is a situation recognition device for monitoring aircraft passenger compartments. It uses visual and/or acoustic surveillance signals, which an AI system analyzes for patterns that differ from stored reference rules. When detected deviations exceed specified thresholds, the device outputs indicator signals. The patent also describes the device’s use in an aircraft passenger compartment and a method for surveillance.

His other listed invention is ground support equipment for an aircraft video surveillance system. The equipment can provide backup AC power from a rechargeable battery or an external mains supply, with a switch selecting the power source based on conditions such as battery status and power availability. This enables video data to be streamed from the aircraft surveillance system, including when aircraft power is unavailable.

Career Highlights

At Airbus Operations GmbH, Stuebner’s listed patent work focuses on practical systems for aircraft monitoring and access to surveillance data. The inventions combine AI-based analysis with equipment designed to support aircraft operations on the ground.

Collaborations

The provided information lists Holger Mehrholz and Michael Schmelz as Stuebner’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patents.

Conclusion

Joern Stuebner’s two listed patents address aircraft cabin situation recognition and ground-based support for aircraft video surveillance, reflecting a focus on monitoring and operational continuity.