Logan Perreault

Title: Logan Perreault and Autonomous Vehicle Object Tracking

Introduction

Logan Perreault is an inventor based in Billings, Montana, whose patent work addresses object tracking for autonomous vehicles. His invention describes how unused sensor data can help an autonomous vehicle identify and localize an object that may not appear in its primary tracking process.

Latest Patents

Perreault is associated with 1 patent: “Object Tracking Based on Unused Sensor Data.” The patent describes receiving sensor data left over after generating a primary track of objects, detecting and validating an object in that data, and comparing it with objects already tracked. It also describes determining the object’s kinematics from its geometry and generating a secondary track to support vehicle localization.

Career Highlights

Perreault is associated with GM Cruise Holdings LLC, a company working in the autonomous vehicle field. His patent highlights an approach to making additional use of sensor information that might otherwise be excluded from primary object tracking.

Collaborations

Akshay Rangesh is identified as Perreault’s coworker. The provided information does not specify whether Rangesh collaborated on this patent.

Conclusion

Logan Perreault’s patent focuses on using otherwise unused autonomous vehicle sensor data to create secondary object tracks, supporting object detection and vehicle localization.