Jonathan Wache

Title: Jonathan Wache and Vehicle-Environment Sensing Innovations.

Introduction

Jonathan Wache is an inventor based in Bregenz, Austria. His patent work focuses on vehicle-environment sensing, including methods for modeling road lanes and determining the height of detected objects. He is associated with Continental Autonomous Mobility Germany GmbH and has 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Wache’s listed patents address two related challenges in vehicle perception.

“Method for Creating a Lane Model” describes combining data from multiple environment-detection sensors on a vehicle. The method identifies a roadway, extracts relevant sensor detections, estimates the ground plane or its curvature, and fuses that estimate with data from another sensor to create a lane model.

“Method and Device for the Detection and Determination of the Height of Objects” describes using a vehicle’s environment-detection system to detect objects and determine their height. The approach combines a mono-camera image with an environment representation from a second sensor, detects objects in both sources, measures an object’s distance using the second sensor’s representation, and determines its height.

Career Highlights

Wache’s listed inventions apply sensor fusion to practical vehicle-perception tasks. One supports lane-model creation by combining roadway information and ground estimates, while the other uses camera and sensor data to assess object height.

Collaborations

Wache is associated with Continental Autonomous Mobility Germany GmbH. His listed coworker is Dieter Krökel.

Conclusion

Jonathan Wache’s patent portfolio centers on combining vehicle sensor data to improve lane modeling and object-height determination.