Lutz-Wolfgang Tiede

Title: Lutz-Wolfgang Tiede: Navigation and Vehicle Instrumentation Innovations.

Introduction

Lutz-Wolfgang Tiede is an inventor associated with Lappersdorf, Germany. His patent work includes navigation technology and vehicle instrumentation, with 2 patents listed in the provided data.

Latest Patents

Tiede’s listed patents address two distinct challenges in vehicle technology.

“Navigation device and position correction method” describes a system designed to improve positioning when a vehicle travels through areas that are not represented in digital map data, such as multi-story car parks. The method identifies a preferred direction, such as a longer entry or exit path, and treats it as a principal axis or axis direction. While the vehicle is in the non-digitized area, the system checks whether its movement remains within a predetermined range of that direction. It can detect and correct deviations, helping compensate for errors, particularly those caused by direction detection.

“Indicating instrument” concerns a vehicle display that combines an analog reading of the current measured value with a variable reference value. An automatic setting device determines the reference value from data relevant to the measured variable. The device rotates the instrument so that its pointer is horizontal when the current value matches the reference value.

Career Highlights

The supplied information associates Tiede with Mannesmann VDO AG and Siemens Aktiengesellschaft. His listed inventions reflect work on both navigation accuracy and the presentation of vehicle measurements.

Collaborations

Torsten Mosis and Ulrich Kabatek are identified as Tiede’s coworkers in the supplied information.

Conclusion

Lutz-Wolfgang Tiede’s two listed patents address practical vehicle needs by improving position correction in unmapped areas and making measured values easier to interpret.